Good Tuesday morning. I'm Anna Palmer and welcome to your Politico Playbook audio briefing. Stay tuned after the show for a message from Amazon.

President Donald Trump is in London for the NATO summit. He's already made some pretty strong statements. Here are the top headlines.

The president said he will meet with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson. He said he has no thoughts on Johnson's election because he doesn't want to complicate it.

Trump also hit back on French president, Emmanuel Macron, statement that NATO is brain dead.

Trump said nobody needs NATO more than France, and that the country that benefits the least from it is the U.S.

Still, Trump said their relationship is fine.

The president also called the impeachment a hoax, and he said censure is unacceptable because he didn't do anything wrong. It's unclear if Trump will sanction Turkey over buying Russian military equipment.

The president said he likes Turkey and then he gets

along very well with a president and that he's a very good member of NATO or will be.

We've got a first look this morning on both parties' strategy going into the Judiciary Committee

phase of impeachment. House Dems have released a video this morning that opens with this.

Two weeks of testimony, one story of betrayal.

Then it ticks off the most damning testimony from witnesses.

Meanwhile, Republicans are preparing to deal with House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler

after two weeks of House Intel Chairman Adam Schiff running a very tight ship.

On Wednesday, the House Judiciary Committee will take over.

Judiciary was sidelined once, so there's a lot of stay for the panel, led by Nadler and filled

with some of the most conservative and liberal members of Congress. Republicans feel as though

they have an opportunity to slow Democrats momentum, and here's how they think they're

going to do it. Republicans are going to throw up more procedural roadblocks. Representative Doug

Collins, the top Republican on judiciary, is going to force procedural arguments with Nadler

and fight when Democrats try to bat them away. This is a marked difference from how Representative

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