Good Monday morning. I'm Jake Sherman and welcome to your political playbook flash briefing sponsored by the U.S. Chamber.

And I'm Anna Palmer. We are out today with a much anticipated playbook power list, our look at the 30 most powerful people and groups in Trump's Washington.

The list includes the Speaker's Brain Trust of Jonathan Berks, Brendan Buck, Kevin Seaford, and Joyce Meyer, two consulting firms, Calvary, and

SKDK, and Trump advisors like Mark Short, Sean Spicer, and Josh Pickock, and Ryan's

Prebis and Steve Bannon. Check out what's happening just this week. We have eight confirmation

hearings in three days. Donald Trump is holding a press conference Wednesday, and Barack Obama is

giving his farewell address in Chicago, Tuesday night, in prime time.

If that wasn't enough, Speaker Paul Ryan is sitting down with CNN's Jake Tapper for a town hall Thursday at GW,

and the House will be wrestling with Obamacare and whether they should repeal and replace it at the same time this week.

Obamacare, I've heard of that.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has an op-ed this morning

where he writes there will be a stable transition period

and once repeal is passed,

we will return to the replacement policies

that cost less and work better than what we have now.

We've heard that before.

Let's see if they could follow through.

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