Good Wednesday morning. I'm Anna Palmer and welcome to your Politico Playbook audio briefing sponsored by Pharma.

And I'm Jake Sherman. The president sent a letter at a package of clips to Capitol Hill Wednesday.

His first major outreach on the trade pact he cut with Canada and Mexico.

The letter on White House Stationery says the trade deal, USMCA, has received fantastic reviews.

It will go down as one of the best ever made, and it will also benefit Mexico and Canada.

The letter came with a New York Post opinion piece and Wall Street Journal news story.

We thought it was worth noting, Mr. President, if you want members of Congress to be wowed by the coverage of your trade deal,

pull local clips for lawmakers that show support in their regions of the country.

The New York delegation is about the only group of people that will care about the post-coverage

of your trade deal. But it's good to start reaching out.

We've got a first in playbook, the Congressional Leadership Fund, the House GOP super PAC,

has raised $132 million this cycle and $40 million since July 1st.

The Super PAC, led by Corey Bliss, has $45 million in the bank for the last 34 days until Election Day.

CLF will file October 15th, so then we'll be able to see who is stroking the massive checks to try to save the GOP majority.

The president was in South Haven, Mississippi last night for a campaign rally, where he mocked Christine Blasey Ford's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

The stunning part of this?

Almost every conversation we have with Republicans looking to save the House

revolves around their trouble attracting educated women.

The monster story of the day,

The New York Times is a special investigation

which runs 14,218 words,

reporting that the Trump family engaged in suspect tax schemes. The New York

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