Good Tuesday morning, I'm Jake Sherman, and welcome to your political playbook audio briefing.

Stay tuned after the show for a message from Farma. And I'm Anna Palmer. This is the political

landscape President Donald Trump has set up. The bulk of this week will be focused on his attack

on representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Taleb, Ayanna Presley, and Ilan Omar.

It's all members of Congress were getting asked about Monday when we were in the Capitol.

This evening, around 7 p.m., Congress will vote on the resolution to, quote,

condemn President Trump's racist comments directed at members of Congress.

On the next day, the president will fly to North Carolina for a political rally,

where we'd be shocked if this didn't come up.

The president now has a new foil, and it's four young women of color who are from the energetic,

progressive wing of the party.

And Democrats now have four young, diverse faces atop their party after some complained

for years

that they were led by old white people. AOC, Talib, Presley, and Omar are now some of the most

recognizable political figures in America. They got picked up by live cable and the HVC Studio A

and news conference room used by party leaders like Nancy Pelosi was filled to the brim with

reporters when they held the press conference

yesterday. Republicans now have to cast a vote on whether they approve of Trump's comments.

Most Republicans are likely to stick with the president, even though they privately say he's a bore for

thinking and voicing these thoughts. It will be instructive to see whether some Republicans,

especially the ones who have criticized Trump, whether they vote with

Democrats. Last evening, senior Republicans said they expected 10 or fewer Republicans would vote to

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