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Good Monday morning. I'm Anna Palmer and welcome to your Politico Playbook audio briefing.

And I'm Jake Sherman in Florida. There were 15,300 coronavirus cases diagnosed in the last day on the Sunday shows yesterday.

Senior administration officials are warning of a spike, yet the White House is spending its time slagging Anthony Fauci, slinging

opposition researching about his misjudgments or misstatements as he was trying to prepare

the nation for the coronavirus. A lot of White House aid shake their head when they look at the president's

Twitter feed or complain when he otherwise strays off message,

but they're focusing their energy on trying to railroad the nation's popular infectious disease doctor

in the middle of an active pandemic that has killed more than 130,000 of our fellow countrymen.

We've got some news. Joe Biden's team shared his message with us this week.

They plan to show that Biden has the right

plan to rebuild a stronger, more inclusive, and more resilient middle class and create millions

of jobs, Biden's spokeswoman Kate Bettingfield said. The Times is a piece in its long run series

looking at what Donald Trump's Access Hollywood weekend says about 2020, with a look back on how the Trump

campaign appeared with women who had accused Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct over the years.

The Wall Street Journal has a front page story and how disagreements between the Federal Reserve

and Treasury slowed the start of a Main Street lending program amid the coronavirus.

The F.T. reports that China has sanctioned U.S. lawmakers, including Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz,

Chris Smith of New Jersey, and Ambassador Sam Brownback. Here's the story Washington we'll be talking

about today. The Washington Post reports the Redskins will retire its name Monday with a new

name to be revealed later.

Sean Hannity will interview Roger Stone in his first TV interview.

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