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after-action review for any meeting? It's common for senior staff to take notes so that we can discuss at meeting later. Were you in the habit of doing that or not doing that? Mr. Band. No, sir, I was not in the habit of doing that. Mr. Higgins. You never took notes? Mr. Band. Not that I recall. Mr. Higgins. You said you don't recall. But surely you recall your work ethic and the means by which you achieved a status as a senior staffer to the President. So you took no notes? Mr. Band. I don't recall ever taking notes in meetings. There were -- Mr. Higgins. If you would have taken notes, how would you have taken them? Did you ever take them? Mr. Band. I don't ever recall taking notes. Mr. Higgins. Don't ever recall taking notes? Mr. Band. No, sir. Mr. Higgins. So moving to the point -- so you were senior adviser to the President for a decade and never took notes? Okay. On the airplane -- you described the airplane as guests in the front, Secret Service in the middle. You said Epstein had an office in the back. You just made that statement. Do you recall that? Mr. Band. Yes, sir. Mr. Higgins. Okay. So when you say Epstein had an office in the back, you're saying Epstein had, like, a given location on Bill Clinton's plane? What plane are you referencing here? Mr. Band. I'm sorry, sir. His plane.