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

And I'm Jake Sherman. The New York Times is a big interactive with this headline, Howie Juneteenth.

The post has a look at the original Juneteenth order found in the National Archives and the Boston Globe has a story up with reflections on Juneteenth.

The AP notes that a day of joy and pain has turned into one of national action with marches

and demonstrations of civil disobedience across America.

John Cornyn will file a bill to make Juneteenth a federal holiday.

Fox News is up with a new poll that has Joe Biden at 50 and Donald Trump at 38.

Quinnipiac has Biden at 49 and Trump at 41.

Our colleague Alex Eisenstadt got an Oval Office interview with Trump yesterday,

where the president said the biggest threat to his reelection is mail-in voting.

When asked about whether mail-in voting would cause him to question the legitimacy of the election

and if he would

accept the results no matter what, here's what Trump said. Well, you can never answer the second

question, right? Because Hillary kept talking about she's going to accept, and they never accepted it.

You know, she lost two. She lost good. Clinton conceded the day after the 2016 election.

The Washington Post scoop that Mary Elizabeth Taylor, a top state department official, has

resigned in protest over Trump's response to racial tensions. She said Trump's actions cut sharply

against my core values and convictions. The Tulsa World reports that Trump's Saturday night

rally is expected to fill the 19,000-seat

arena it's in, and it's going to overflow despite growing concerns from public health officials.

The LA Times notes there's a growing foreboding among black residents about Trump's trip.

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