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

And I'm Anna Palmer. In case you were wondering exactly where President Donald Trump stood on a travel ban,

he tweeted again last night, writing, quote, that's right, we need a travel ban for certain dangerous countries,

not some politically correct term that

won't help us protect our people.

Jen Habercorn and Burgess Everett have the scoop on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell

wanting to vote on replacing Obamacare by the July 4th recess.

If you listen to Senate Republicans, you don't exactly get the sense that they believe

they'll be able to pass a replacement of Obamacare

by the July 4th recess. But we hear that Senate Republicans are starting to send pieces of what

might end up in their plan to the Congressional Budget Office. The New York Times is Peter

Baker and Maggie Haberman detail how Trump is getting tired of Attorney General Jeff Sessions.

And the Wall Street Journal has a brutal op-ed this morning on how Trump

is undermining his own travel ban and the Justice Department. London Mayor Siddee Khan is saying

that Britain should cancel Trump's upcoming state visit. Intercept has a new story out on a top-secret

detailing Russian hacking efforts just days before the 2016 election.

The Washington Post, Devlin Barrett, is reporting that a 25-year-old government contractor

has been charged with mishandling classified information.

This is the first criminal charge to be filed in the Trump administration with regard to the leak

investigation.

Tara Palmeri, Josh Dossi, and Ileana Johnson are reporting that the White House's

Russia Investigation War Room might have been killed off.

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