Good Tuesday morning. I'm Anna Palmer and welcome to your Politico Playbook Audio Briefing. Stay tuned after the show for a message from Jewel Labs.

Our colleague, Holly Otterbine, was in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, where Bernie Sanders took on Fox News and emerged triumphant.

She writes that Sanders not only survived the hour-long encounter, but often dominated.

At one point, Sanders even led the network's audience in a call and response that found them

cheering loudly for his policies.

Meanwhile, Nolan McCaskill reports that Bernie finally produced his tax records that show he

became a millionaire in 2016.

Don't you get the sense that President Donald Trump seems a bit bored with the 2020

Democratic field at the moment? He's spitting fire at representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

and Ilhan Omar, but hasn't said a peep about Bernie Sanders since February 20th, when he tweeted,

Crazy Bernie has just entered the race. I wish him well.

He's not said a word about Beto O'Rourke, and he's tweeted just twice about Joe Biden this year.

Meanwhile, the Democratic infighting rages on. The New York Times reports on the ongoing feud

between Bernie's camp and the Center for American Progress.

And please join us tonight. Jake and I will be at Politics and Pros at the Wharf for a discussion

with NBC's Hallie Jackson about our new book, The Hill to Die on. It's out everywhere.

Here's the latest on Mueller. A lot of folks in Washington thought we'd have the Mueller report by now.

One of them was the Attorney General.

Darren Samuelson emailed us.

A Thursday release means Barr missed his mark by 48 hours.

Recall he told House appropriators on April 9th, it'd be out within a week.

He'd also written in his March 29th letter that Mueller's report would land by mid-April or sooner.

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