After you get it out as noted above, You'll still need to remove the housing behind the lens's to get to the bulbs. Be VERY gentle when removing the screws that mount this housing, be even MORE GENTLE when putting them back in, the bosses crack way to easily. If you crack the boss, the next time you push on the light, you'll push it out. The best way to put screws back into plastic is to turn them backwards with light pressure until you feel them "click", then thread them in forward... . this is a trick to thread the screw into the threads it cut the first time it was installed.
Ever wonder why so many of us are buying consoles to replace ours

I can thank my trucks previous owner for mutilating my overhead console. LOL
Even the replacement I bought had one cracked boss, just from the poor boss design that was not able to handle the stress induced by the screw. There are special screws designed to lower these stresses, but a proper boss still will not crack even with the wrong type screw.
If you are into JB Weld, a little (not to much or it will not fit into the housing guide boss) around to the OD of the screw boss before reinstalling the screws should shore it up for the duration
P. S. Never ask a simple question to a Mechanical Engineer
