Good Monday morning. I'm Anna Palmer and welcome to your Politico Playbook Audio Briefing, sponsored by UC Davis.

And I'm Jake Sherman. Donald Trump is in New York this week for the UN General Assembly.

He'll meet today with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and French President Emmanuel Macron.

He's scheduled to have dinner with Latin American leaders.

Peter Baker and Ken Vogel of the New York Times have a big story this morning on the front page.

Ken, our former colleague, overheard two Trump lawyers debating how much information they should turn

over to the special prosecutor, Robert Mueller. They were chatting loudly about this outside of

BLT stake, which is in the middle of downtown Washington, just a few doors down from the New York Times

Washington Bureau.

Thai Cobb and White House counsel Don McGahn have clashed.

Cobb wants to release more information to Mueller to make the probe go away.

McGahn supports cooperation, but is also worried about sending a precedent that could weaken the White House after the Trump presidency.

Here's the one thing you should be watching this week.

An Obamacare repeal is back on the table.

Senate Republicans are looking to try and repeal it one last time.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell plans to gauge the support early this week at a private meeting, Burgess Everett and Josh Dossy report.

The bill would scale back the federal government's role in health care and instead provide block grants to states.

Republicans have already sent the bill to the CBO to get scored.

But it's not a sure thing.

Kentucky Republican Rand Paul has already said he is a no.

Burgess and Sung-min Kim break down why McConnell is so invested in Luther Strange remaining as the Republican senator from Alabama.

The two right that if Roy Moore wins, it would put McConnell in an even more

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