Good Thursday morning. I'm Anna Palmer and welcome to your Politico Playbook audio briefing. Stay tuned

after the show for a message from the American Bankers Association. We are in the middle of a really

bad 24 hours for the president. Number one, Bob Mueller's team is saying that the Bill Barr letter

didn't capture the spirit of the special counsel's findings.

Number two. It was believed that Jared Kushner could possibly be under foreign influence.

Number three, Congress is bearing down on Trump, priding his personal and business relationships

going back many years. And number four, the House Intel Committee is looking into Trump's inaugural

committee. There has long been chatter that if AG Bill Barr had mischaracterized the spirit

of Bob Mueller's report, the Mueller team would let that be known and start talking. And here we are.

The New York Times is reporting that Mueller investigators have told associates that Barr did not accurately portray their findings.

The Times says it's unclear what exactly is at issue and whether there is widespread frustration among the 19 lawyers and roughly 40 FBI agents who worked on the investigation.

The Post reports that some members of Mueller's team were disappointed that Barr did not release

the entire summary information.

While Darren Samuelson writes, get ready for the Mueller redaction wars.

Number two, the post reports that Jared Kushner has been identified as the senior White

House official whose security clearance was first denied by career officials in released House Oversight Committee

Documents.

Number three, John Bresdenahan, Andrew Dissadario, and Sarah Ferris write that Trump was hit

with an accidental one-day investigative assault, with House Democrats demanding to look

into Trump's tax returns for six years.

And number four, the Times is to put the story that now the House

Intel Committee is looking for documents related to Trump's inauguration. There were a few stories

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