Good Monday morning. I'm Jake Sherman and welcome to your political playbook audio briefing, sponsored by Morgan Stanley.

Famous last words, it looks like it could be a quiet week today with Congress out of session.

The president has a quiet day today with just one thing on his schedule, a lunch with the vice president.

Everybody is talking about Stormy Daniels, who last night appeared with Anderson Cooper on 60 Minutes.

The most shocking element of the interview was the revelation that a man approached her in

Las Vegas, telling her she needed to be quiet about her relationship with Trump.

Matt Weiser of the Boston Globe keenly notes that Stormy Daniels is beating Trump at his own game,

leaking out detail after detail to the media.

We don't expect that to stop anytime soon.

The Washington Post reports the Cambridge Analytica sent foreign workers to the U.S. to advise

campaigns. Ken Vogel and David Kirkpatrick of the New York Times report that Elliot Broody,

a top Trump fundraiser, offered meetings with the president to world leaders while pursuing

defense contracts with their

governments. Smart point by Maggie Haberman and Mike Schmidt at the New York Times,

Trump basically has a one-man legal team and is working hard to try to sign another law firm.

Breaking last night, Ryan Costello is not running for re-election in Pennsylvania after being

redistricted into a heavily Democratic district.

Ben Shrekinger is returning to Politico from GQ, Carrie Budoff Brown, announced in an early morning

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