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A As it relates to the trip, you know, as I said earlier, he went on an incredible amount of humanitarian missions, you know, after the earthquakes in Gujarat, after an earthquake in India, after the tsunamis in Southeast Asia, he went on a few trips with President Bush 41. So he went to Africa, to the best of my recollection, many, many times over his post-Presidential life, and I staffed him on those trips, traveling 250 to 300 days a year. I just don't remember specifically that trip. Sorry. What was the second part of your question? Sorry. Q Just to explain the bad vibes that you got from Mr. Epstein on that trip. A You know, as I said earlier, I had a lot of conversations over a long period of time with Vanity Fair, and I don't remember the specifics of those conversations. I don't remember or recall having good or bad vibes or anything. BY MR. EMMER: Q Did Vanity Fair reach out to you for this interview? A I don't remember the specifics of it. Q Why do you think they would write that you had bad vibes? A As I said, I don't -- I don't know -- I don't remember the specifics of those conversations. It was several years ago and took over a long period of time. Q I'm sure you know we'll have other questions related to the Vanity Fair article, but do you feel that Vanity Fair misrepresented your discussions with them in this article? A You know, as I said, the Vanity Fair piece was several years ago. Sometimes reporters get things right, sometimes they get them wrong, as you all certainly know. I just don't recall the specifics of those conversations that I had with Vanity Fair over a long period of time.