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

the Boeing Company. And I'm Jake Sherman. Joe Biden was asked again about this terrific Washington

Post scoop from last week that had him mixing up several key details about war and his involvement in

Afghanistan. This time it was in an interview with NPR's Asma Khalid and Iowa Public Radio's

Clay Masters.

Here's what Biden said. I was making a point about a generation. This has nothing to do with

the judgment of whether or not you send troops to war, the judgment of whether you bring someone

home, the judgment of whether you decide on a health care policy. You understand that.

When pressed by Khalid on the importance of the details, Biden responded that details are irrelevant in decision making.

The New York Times is up with a news analysis piece with the headline, President Trump, Weatherman.

Dorian updates in at least 122 tweets.

The story looks at how Trump canceled his trip to Poland and instead monitored the storm from a golf cart at his Virginia golf club.

Stam Stein made an excellent point yesterday on Twitter.

He wrote,

You would think the opposition party would have a field day with a president canceling a trip to commemorate World War II so he could monitor a hurricane,

only to then be spotted playing

golf two days in a row at his personal club. But I can't even recall seeing one Dem take a whack.

Instead, the Washington Post has a piece reporting the congressional Democrats plan to launch an

inquiry into Trump's alleged role to silence two women who claim they had affairs with him.

Need to impeach the Tom

Steyerling group that is pushing for proceedings to remove the president is running ads against

Connor Lamb, a Democrat who holds an R-plus-3 House seat. The AP has the latest on Dorian, which is

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