I'm taking pages 381 to 390
Pg. 381 1st P - Conflict of Interest problems does not apply to the President.
Pg.381 3rd P - Under Clear statement rule, it does not apply to the President
Pg.384 Foot Note: #1087 OLC applied such a balancing test in concluding the President is not subject to criminal prosecution while in office, relying on many of the same precedent discussed in this .
Pg. 385 Talks about pardons.
Last paragraph Congress may not supplant the President's exercise of executive power to supervise prosecutions or to remove officers who occupy law enforcement positions. (Congress cannot reserve for itself the power of removal of an officer charged with the execution of the laws except by impeachment. ..>{Because the structure of the Constitution does not permit Congress to execute the laws, . . . This kind of congressional control over the execution of the laws . . . is constitutionally impermissible.")
Pg. 387 Footer #1088 - Although the FBI
director is an inferior officer, he is appointed by the President and removable by him at will,
Pg. 388 - Mostly talks about Obstruction of Justice
Pg. 389 - Basically they are talking points on statutes. Grand Jury, Separation of Power.
In Foot Note #1090 states "As noted above, the President's selection and removal of principal executive officers may have a unique constitutional status.
Pg. 390 - a. Accordingly, the President has no reason to be chilled in those actions because, in virtually all instances, there will be no credible basis for suspicion a corrupt personal motive.