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Good Friday morning. I'm Jake Sherman and welcome to your Politico Playbook Audio briefing.

And I'm Anna Palmer. The buzz in the White House is that at some point over the next week or so,

there is a plan in place to resubmit paperwork to do away with DACA. Remember, the Supreme Court

said the administration

repealed it incorrectly last time

and gave the White House a roadmap for a do-over.

Of course, this will elicit headslaps

from many corners of the Republican Party,

but it follows in line with the Trump administration's

consistent belief that they are somehow at risk

of losing their base.

And here's some news. The U.S. Conference of Mayors has sent the president a letter,

urging him to fully maintain DACA until Congress passes legislation. And take three,

try to put this at a bumper sticker. Sean Hannity had President Trump on his show last night

and tried to get him again to lay out his second

term agenda. Remember, Hannity has asked the president before and so did Eric Bowling. Both times,

the answer was deemed jumbled and underwhelming. Trump gave a wide-ranging answer, saying he didn't

realize he was criticized. He said he was going to defeat the invisible enemy, rebuild the economy, continue to

make great trade deals, finish rebuilding our wall, have choice when people need doctors,

protect the Second Amendment, more judges and justices, nobody has done what he is in the last

three and a half years, lower drug prices and not goate special interests,

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