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Good Tuesday morning, I'm Jake Sherman, and welcome to your Political Playbook Audio Briefing.

And I'm Anna Palmer. We're kicking off the morning with some news.

First Nugget, we're told that Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds are expected at the White House this week.

And Hillary Clinton is appearing at a virtual dinner on Zoom for the Biden Victory Fund on May 19th.

This is a pricey affair.

Hosts have to shell out $100,000.

Tickets are available for $50,000, $41,000, $15,600, $5,600, and a limited number for $2,800.

Chuck Schumer and Ben Cardin are planning to attempt to pass legislation today that would require new disclosure requirements for the Paycheck Protection Program and other disaster relief accounts.

The bill would require public daily and weekly reporting of disaster accounts broken down by geography, demographics, and industry. The data would

need to be downloadable and would need to include the names of the entities, the loan, and the

grant amount, and it would also need to detail whether the programs are reaching underserved

communities. Meanwhile, Andrew Desiderio and Marianne report on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's

big week of nominations with the side of coronavirus. Heather Kagle and Sarah Ferris have a story

up on House Democrats looking to squeeze Republicans on the next coronavirus package, and we got a

red line watch. A lot of must-haves and must-have-nots are being drawn for the next

stimulus bill, which is, at best, a few weeks away. Here's a running list of what people want,

don't want, need, and can't have. Republicans say they want liability protection and a payroll

tax cut. Speaker Nancy Pelosi seemed to tell CNN's Wolf Blitzer on a Monday that she wasn't terribly interested in the payroll tax cut. Speaker Nancy Pelosi seemed to tell CNN's Wolf Blitzer on a Monday that she wasn't

terribly interested in the payroll tax cut. I can't spend a whole lot of time on the quote of the day

from the president of the United States, she said. Burgess Everett and Marianne report on how the Senate is

changing in the wake of the coronavirus, a must read from Burgess and Marianne. Molly Ball's new book

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