One sentence in the report written by special counsel Robert Mueller's investigators summarises US President Donald Trump's responses to their inquiries.
"We viewed the written answers to be inadequate," it says.
After battling with Trump's attorneys for months to get an in-person interview with the president, Mueller's investigators instead offered written questions to be answered under oath.
They covered four primary topic areas: the Trump Tower meeting in June 2016, the Russian effort to interfere with the election, the proposed development project in Moscow and contacts with Russia or Russia-related issues during the campaign and transition.
In total, the Mueller team asked 38 distinct questions with 37 follow-ups.
Trump offered 22 distinct answers. In 19 of those answers, he claims not to remember or recall some particular issue. Often, those failures to remember what happened constitute the entirety of his response.
In the past, Trump has touted his memory.
In June, speaking at a news conference in Singapore, he assured reporters that he didn't need notes about his conversation with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un because he has "one of the great memories of all time". But that memory appears not to extend back to 2015, as indicated in Trump's question responses.
Here's what he couldn't remember when asked by Mueller.
• He didn't recall whether he learned about the Trump Tower meeting before it happened.
• He didn't recall whether he learned about it after the meeting took place or about the email chain that set it up or about Donald Trump Jr's various interactions that led to its happening.
Donald Trump Jr. File photo / AP
• He didn't recall what parts of the days before the meeting he spent in Trump Tower.
• He didn't recall whether he spoke with Trump Jr, Jared Kushner or campaign chairman Paul Manafort on the day of the meeting, though his calendar showed a meeting with Manafort that morning.
Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort. File photo / AP
• He didn't recall any communications with the family of Russian developers (the Agalarovs) that set up the meeting after June 3, 2016.
• He didn't recall being aware of any communications involving his son; his son-in-law, Kushner; Manafort or any of the external people involved in the meeting.
• He didn't recall being told that the Russians supported his candidacy during the campaign, though he was "aware of some reports indicating that (Russian President Vladimir) Putin had made complimentary statements" about him.
• He didn't recall being told that a foreign government had offered to support his campaign.
• He didn't recall when he learned that the emails of the Democratic Party had been hacked or whether he learned about the hacking of emails of individuals - meaning Hillary Clinton's campaign Chairman John Podesta - before it was reported by the media.
• He didn't recall discussing a possible pardon for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
• He didn't recall being aware during the campaign that Russia was trying to assist his campaign by posting on social media or organising rallies.
• He didn't recall any conversation about travelling to Russia as part of the Moscow development deal or of being aware of conversations between his personal attorney Michael Cohen and any Russian government official about a letter of intent focused on that project.
Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's former lawyer. File photo / AP
• He didn't recall being aware of people associated with his campaign - Manafort - sharing internal polling with people linked to Russia.
• He didn't recall being told during the campaign of efforts by Russian officials to meet with him or members of his campaign.
• He didn't recall details of when he learned about a change made to the Republican Party platform that was favourable to Russia.
• He didn't remember being asked to attend a chess event in Russia.
What did he remember? Among other things, he did remember the genesis of his comments on June 7, 2016, that he would soon be giving a speech targeting Clinton, a comment that came shortly after his son had set up a meeting with someone who Trump Jr thought would offer new dirt on Clinton.
He did remember some of the genesis of the Trump Tower Moscow deal.
And he did remember that he did not know that Manafort offered to give campaign briefings to a Russian oligarch named Oleg Deripaska.
