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One thing Corey Lewandowski has done consistently in this hearing is vouch for the accuracy of the Mueller report as it pertains to him. On multiple occasions, he's replied to questions about his conduct with "If that's what's in the report, that's accurate."
The report said Trump instructed Lewandowski to have the attorney general limit the Russia investigation to interference in future elections, not his own. He ultimately declined to deliver that message, and asked a White House aide to do it instead. The aide also declined. 
Lewandowski testified that he didn't take the president's instructions as an order.
Nobody has effectively asked Lewandowski *why* he never followed through on the president's request.
Lewandowski says he hasn't read Mueller's report.
Lewandowski testified that the Mueller report is accurate.
Lewandowski's testimony is essentially that Trump told him to direct the attorney general to limit the scope of a criminal investigation that was causing problems for the White House, but that he didn't think it was an order, it wasn't his priority, and he didn't follow through.
