Good Monday morning. I'm Anna Palmer and welcome to your Politico Playbook Audio Briefing, sponsored by AARP.

And I'm Jake Sherman. New this morning, we're unveiling our spring playbook power list featuring 20 women who are having their moment in politics.

Compiled with the help of our playbook community in D.C., the state's London and Brussels,

it's a look at operatives navigating the midterm elections to those

negotiating the terms of Brexit and leading nationwide gun control debates.

Some of those featured include Annette Berrigan, Me Too co-founder, Tarana Burke, San Francisco

Board of Supervisors President and Mayoral candidate London Breed, and R&C committeewoman Harmeet Dillon.

Representative Barbara

Comstock, gun control activist Emma Gonzalez, Tessa Gold, Senator Heidi Heitkamp's chief of staff,

Heritage Foundation President K. Cole James, and Chihira Knight, Deputy Director for Economic

Policy at the National Economic Council, are just some of those featured.

Please check out the full list online.

We've also got a playbook preview.

Steve Scalise, who is recovering from surgery, is getting ready to launch a new joint

fundraising committee that will help him bring big dollars into GOP coffers ahead of the

election.

The committee will be called go red.

It's common for members of leadership to set up these accounts, which allow them to raise money

efficiently for themselves, candidates, and the party committee. This effort will allow Scalise to shuffle

money to candidates who are legging behind their opponents. But many things Scalise does at this point

is viewed by many of his colleagues as part of a tit for tat with Kevin McCarthy, the number two House Republican.

Scalise endorsed McCarthy a few weeks ago to be the next top GOP leader.

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