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The Playbook Podcast

November 12, 2020

The Playbook Podcast

POLITICO

News, Daily News, Politics, Government

3.9699 Ratings

🗓️ 12 November 2020

⏱️ 5 minutes

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Summary

A Maggie Haberman Trump book, names to watch for the Biden White House and more in today’s Audio Briefing.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Stay tuned after the show for a message from Morgan Stanley.

0:05.5

Good Thursday morning. I'm Jake Sherman. Welcome to your Politico Playbook Audio briefing.

0:09.8

And I'm Anna Palmer. We've got some news this morning. Maggie Haberman is writing a book about Donald Trump. What else do we need to say about this? You know it's going to be awesome.

0:18.6

Maggie has been a singular force in national political reporting for a decade, first at Politico,

0:23.6

and since 2015 at the New York Times, where she won a Pulitzer.

0:27.1

She first owned the Hillary Clinton beat and then seamlessly became the single best Trump reporter, period.

0:33.8

The book, which will be out in 2022, will chronicle Trump's early years in New York,

0:38.4

his rise, his presidency, and whatever comes next for the 45th president. Maggie is a native

0:43.7

New Yorker, so she is familiar with the world Trump comes from. Javillans Matt Latimer and Keith

0:48.9

Urban negotiated the book deal for Haberman, and Penguin Press is the publisher.

0:53.9

Ron Clayne is White House chief of staff. Clayne has been the top choice for someerman, and Penguin Press is the publisher. Ron Clayne is White House

0:55.2

Chief of Staff. Clayne has been the top choice for some time, so this should come as no surprise.

0:59.7

The Times notes that Clayne's hire is a signal he intends to rely on a tight circle of Washington

1:04.7

insiders who have been by his side for years. Clayne first went to work for Biden in the 1980s

1:10.2

and served as his chief of staff

1:11.8

when he was VP. Here are some names you should keep an eye on for big roles in the Biden White House

1:16.5

world. Shawanza Gough, Steny Hoyer's floor director is in the mix for Ledge Affairs director.

1:21.5

Goff has great relationships on both sides of the aisle and has been a key to House Den leadership,

1:25.9

so this would be the most logical choice for Team Biden. The key to ledge affairs director is knowing the modern makeup of Congress,

1:32.2

which Goff does perhaps better than anybody. Luis Terrell, the former executive director of the

1:36.6

Biden Foundation is also in the mix. Terrell worked in the Obama White House lead shop and for Biden

1:41.2

on the hill for years. Also in the mix, Shalanda Young for OMB director.

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