Good Monday morning. I'm Jake Sherman and welcome to your political playbook audio briefing, sponsored by U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

And I'm Anna Palmer. The front page of the Boston Globe says it all. The dynasty rolls on.

The Patriots beat the Rams 13 to 3 last night in the Super Bowl.

Axios is out with the big scoop, with the Trump insider leaking nearly three months of the president's private schedule that shows that the president has spent about 60% of his time over the past three months in unstructured executive time.

Take a second to think about this.

Someone who works for President Donald Trump has leaked his personal schedule and what only can be seen as an

attempt to embarrass him. This is incredibly rare and quite the commentary about the president's staff.

Maddie Westerhout, who runs Oval Office Operations for the president, tweeted, what a disgraceful

breach of trust to leak schedules. What these don't show are the hundreds of calls and meetings Donald Trump

takes every day. This president is working harder for the American people than anyone in recent

history. The president will have lunch with VP Mike Pence at 1245 in his private dining room.

Our colleague Dan Diamond has a story up about the president saying he will pledge to end HIV

transmissions by 2030.

A group of House members on the Border Security Conference Committee are touring the border.

Representatives Chuck Fleischman, Kay Granger, Henry Choir, and Stephen Palazzo are on the trip.

There are just 11 days until the government shuts down. The state of the union is

tomorrow. The Washington Post has an update on Jared's peace process. Writing from Jerusalem that

Palestinians are refusing to meet with Jason Greenblatt, Trump's special representative for

international negotiations, so instead Greenblatt is tweeting at them. Politico Morning Consult has a new poll this

morning that shows 76% of registered voters believe the wealthiest Americans should pay more in taxes.

And here's the latest on Ralph Northam. The Washington Post has a piece up saying that the Virginia

governor met with senior staff last night and is considering his options, including resignation.

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