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

And I'm Jake Sherman. Some news on the Democratic Convention. The convention, August 17th to 20th, will be live from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. each evening.

With one or more speakers appearing nightly from a swing state,

including Wisconsin. We spoke to Stephanie Cutter about producing the four-day event. She's calling it

an unconventional convention, and she said it's turned into almost a 100% virtual event.

The roll call will occur across all 50 states and seven territories. And here's who's

speaking. Joe Biden will accept the Democratic nomination in Milwaukee. It is still TBD on who will

speak when and how top surrogates like the Obamas, who are slated to play a role in the convention,

will participate over the four days. Cutter said there will be plenty of the next generation of leaders in the program, but segments are notated to play a role in the convention will participate over the four days.

Cutter said there will be plenty of the next generation of leaders in the program,

but segments will be shorter than previous conventions.

It will be much shorter so that we can keep the program moving and keep people engaged, she said.

The themes?

A source passed along a D&C convention deck that included these themes broken down by each day.

Monday, a United America.

Tuesday, steady leadership.

Wednesday, a future for all.

And Thursday, a new American promise.

Cutter caution that organizers were still finalizing the programming and no decision had been made.

Senate Republicans plan to unveil their COVID relief bill at 430 today.

The legislation is meant to act as a negotiation marker for the GOP.

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