Good Friday morning. I'm Anna Palmer. And welcome to your Politico Playbook Audio Briefing,

sponsored by BP. We're kicking off the morning with a playbook siren. Nafta concerns are about

to explode on Capitol Hill. Senior Republican aides tell us they are growing increasingly concerned

about their ability to ratify a NAFTA deal that the White House cuts.

They worry that if the president's negotiators come to an agreement in the coming months,

they will not have the support to pass it.

Remember, it's the middle of an election year, and trade politics are particularly thorny

on Capitol Hill.

It is getting almost no attention, but Congress would have to

ratify a new NAFTA deal. Trump can't do this alone. The Trump administration has done absolutely

nothing to prepare the Hill for a bruising trade vote, and GOP leadership is well aware of the void.

Remember, when the Trans-Pacific Partnership cleared the Capitol, it benefited from a multi-year, multi-million dollar lobbying campaign.

The best case scenario? If the Trump administration comes to a deal, Congress could try to tackle it in a lame duck session of Congress.

But that could mean months and months of uncertainty.

And we've got a playbook scoop this morning.

Speaker Paul Ryan raised $3 million

for the Congressional Leadership Fund Thursday in Boston. They had several meetings and a dinner

at Jonathan and Patty Graff's house. Spotted at the dinner, Chris Collins, Spencer Zwick,

Corey Bliss, and Paul Edgerly. And Hope Hicks emerged in Washington yesterday. She was spotted at the Glover

Park Group's Washington office. Her father, Paul Hicks, is a GPG managing director. The big story in all

of the papers this morning is about the Comey memos. As our own Kyle Cheney reports, former FBI director

James Comey, documented several conversations with President Trump last

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