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

And I'm Jake Sherman. Welcome to Republican Convention Week. Jared Kushner will be joining

plug-in with Playbook, our virtual convention programming Thursday morning at 9 a.m. to talk

about the Trump campaign strategy in these final months, his work in the Middle East,

and Donald Trump's priority should he win another term. Bill Steppian, the Trump campaign manager,

will be with us Tuesday morning. Nancy Cook and Meredith McGraw have a look at the enduring mystery

of what Trump would do in a second term. They report that a working group of top aides

spent the last several weeks reviewing

proposals attempting to answer that very question. The Wall Street Journal editorial board

has a look at what it sees is Trump's second term opening, that Republicans can lay out the kind

of country America could be if voters entrusted them with another four years of leadership.

The New York Times has a look at how Trump is looking to change the storyline this week,

while NBC is reporting on how the White House is transforming from the People's House to a campaign venue.

The Dems are counter-programming the Republican Convention.

The DNC War Room in Biden for president will hold a video press briefing at 10 a.m. with Val Demings, Congressman from Florida and Kate Bettingfield to discuss the

beginning of the Republican Convention. The Trump administration's coronavirus response, among other things.

The briefing will be part of the DNC's daily counter programming with each day focusing on a different

aspect of the Trump presidency.

Other efforts include paid TV and digital advertising and events at Battleground

States like Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.

And breaking last night, Anita Kumar and Meredith McRaw, have the latest on White House

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