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Good Tuesday morning, it's President Donald Trump's last full day in the White House, with a 34% approval rating, the lowest of his term.

And as one administration leaves power and another takes office, we've got a brand new team of writers taking over.

It's a new playbook newsletter

for a new era. I'm Ryan Lizza, and I'm Politico's Chief Washington correspondent. Hi, my name's

Tara Palmerry, and I'll be covering power and politics in D.C. My name's Eugene Daniels. I am a

White House reporter and co-author of Playbook covering Vice President Kamala Harris,

the first lady, Dr. Joe Biden, and second gentleman Doug Emhoff, and New Power in Washington, D.C.

Hi, guys. I'm Rachel Bade, and I'll be your playbooker on Capitol Hill covering Congress.

Your new playbook authors have a lot they're looking forward to covering this year.

A return to some of the normalcy of policy debate. I'm going to be watching how far left

the progressives on Capitol Hill can move the Biden White House. How Kamala Harris is going to

own this role, right? Like she was the first black woman to be Attorney General

in California. This is nothing new to her. And so how she does that in 2021 and what that

means for her political future. Look out for all that coverage and more in the playbook newsletter,

your unofficial guide to official Washington. I'm Adrienne Hurst and welcome to your Politico Playbook audio briefing.

Democratic Congressman Jim Clyburn of South Carolina may arguably be the person most responsible for

making Joe Biden president. Our new playbook team interviews him today at 2.30 Eastern as he shares his

plans as lead chair of the Biden inaugural committee. You can find

the registration link in your playbook newsletter or on the Politico website. In the nation's capital

over the past few days, the overall vibe has been, well, pretty eerie. We've seen razor wire fences

surrounding the Capitol, Army tanks and downtown Washington, and National Guardsmen

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