President Trump might be willing to sit down with special counsel Robert Mueller for “two to three hours” if federal investigators agree to certain conditions beforehand, a member of his legal team said Wednesday.

“We are going to ask for a narrowing of the questions. They are going to need to narrow, to a great extent, the questions,” former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who joined the president’s team of attorneys last month, told the Washington Post in an interview hours after Trump’s lead attorney, Ty Cobb, announced his plan to retire at the end of the month.