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Good Monday morning. I'm Anna Palmer and welcome to your Politico Playbook audio briefing.

And I'm Jake Sherman. How do you think things are going? President Donald Trump decided to take

his motorcade for a spin around the Walter Reed campus Sunday night, which one doctor said put

Secret Service at a risk, quote, as high as it gets outside of medical procedures for contracting

COVID. Trump has COVID, but we don't know much more than that. We don't know the extent of his

illness, the severity of his symptoms, when he tested positive for the last time he tested negative.

When did he know he might have the disease? We also don't know whether he'll go back to the

White House before doctors suggest he should. We don't know how many people have tested positive who came into contact with him.

New Jersey officials are trying to find the 206 people who attended Trump's fundraiser last

week, but they can't because the RNC didn't provide their numbers or addresses.

Here's what we do know.

The Attorney General of the United States is isolating.

Three Republican senators have COVID.

Votes have been canceled in the Senate for two weeks, and there's no widespread testing in the

Capitol that has been implemented. Joe Biden has tested negative for the third time since Friday,

according to his campaign. Natasha Karecki and David Lim have a piece up on how he's still at risk.

The crisis, and that's what this is, has highlighted the administration's shortcomings.

Everything revolves around Trump's moods to coddle and manage them.

And the White House that didn't have a plan to stop COVID in America

barely has one to handle it now that it's in its own quarters. The New York Times is a look at what

we don't know, as Trump's doctor would only say that the president's x-rays and lung function

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