Good Monday morning. I'm Anna Palmer, and welcome to your Politico Playbook audio briefing, sponsored by Morgan Stanley.

And I'm Jake Sherman. The big question. So far, President Donald Trump has not done anything outwardly insensitive since John McCain's death.

Is that sustainable for an entire week as McCain lies in state in the Arizona and U.S. capitals and is remembered in services in Phoenix and Washington.

So far behind the scenes at the White House, things have been turbulent. The Washington Post is reporting

that Trump Nix plans to release a White House statement praising McCain, top staffers,

including Chief of Staff John Kelly, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, and others advocated for

an official statement. The New York Times notes the president spent much of

Sunday golfing and attacking enemies on Twitter. The AP has all the details on the plans for three

services to remember John McCain. McCain will lie in state Wednesday in the Arizona State

Capitol. A funeral will be conducted Thursday at North Phoenix Baptist Church. Former Vice President

Joe Biden will give remarks,

and on Friday, McCain will lie and state in the Capitol Rotunda with a formal ceremony

and time for people to pay their respects. On Saturday, there will be a processional past the

Vietnam Veterans Memorial and funeral at the Washington National Cathedral.

Both former President George W. Bush and Barack Obama are expected to speak.

And there will be a private funeral Sunday at the Naval Academy Chapel,

followed by a private burial at the Academy Cemetery.

He will be buried next to a Navy Academy classmate

and lifelong friend Chuck Larson. The Post is reporting that the Arizona governor will wait

until McCain is buried to announce his successor. President Trump was tweeting yesterday and

finished with an 8.39 p.m. tweet where he wrote over 90% approval rating for your all-time

favorite, I hope, president within

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