All Attorney General Jeff Sessions has to do to in his dramatic Tuesday testimony before the Senate is tell the truth, stay loyal to President Trump, explain his possible unreported meeting with Russian officials last year, dismiss worries that his ties to Russia are “problematic,” and somehow try to keep his job.

Sessions will deliver his long-awaited testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday afternoon, a day Sessions himself lobbied for in an apparent attempt to avoid testifying at two other budget hearings the same day. That move didn’t win him any friends in Congress, and several members said Sessions should also testify in different committees on Russia, the 2016 election and Trump.