Good Friday morning. I'm Jake Sherman, and this is your Politico Playbook Flash briefing brought to you by J.P. Morgan Chase.

And I'm Anna Palmer. Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump continued their power dining around Washington.

The Washington newcomers were spotted at downtown hotspot, Toska last night, with Apple's CEO Tim Cook and Lisa Jackson, the former EPA administrator.

Jackson now works as Apple's vice president of environmental policy and social initiatives.

On the policy front, Republicans are feeling pretty good coming out of their retreat in Philadelphia.

There's definitely no grand plan, but Republicans feel like they've notched a big victory.

Donald Trump generally is on board with a key

element of their tax plan. While there were certainly kumbaya moments in Philly, one Republican we

are watching is Arizona Senator John McCain. The feisty chairman of the Senate Armed Services

Committee has been regularly sparring with Trump over everything from torture to his pick to run OMB.

We don't expect a truce anytime soon.

One piece of drama that seems to be settled, Robbie Mook has ended his relationship with

the Speaker's Bureau that erroneously said he would do a speaking tour with Corey Lewandowski,

Trump's former campaign aide.

And we've got one thing to watch for tomorrow.

The AP is reporting that the Kremlin

says there is a Putin-Trump call set for Saturday. Subscribe to Playbook at Politico.com

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