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07/26/2016 07:42 AM EDT

By JAKE SHERMAN (sherman@politico.com; @JakeSherman) and ANNA PALMER (anna@politico.com; @apalmerdc) with DANIEL LIPPMAN (daniel@politico.com; @dlippman)

Inside today's POLITICO Playbook, presented by BP: A rainy, hot, rambunctious DAY ONE in the books -- Inside BILL CLINTON's Wells Fargo box - GRAYSON's wife claimed domestic abuse over two decades -- Convention party roundup
Driving the Day


GOOD MORNING from Philadelphia. The old maxim on Capitol Hill is that Republicans fight like hell and then splinter, while Democrats fight like hell, but eventually get back in line.

The question after a rousing speech by Michelle Obama, and aggressive pleas from Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, is whether the party's Never Hillary crowd - which proved to be a nagging, dull headache here inside and outside the Wells Fargo Center - can ever be mollified and brought to Clinton's side. Democrats said comedian Sarah Silverman delivered the sharpest rebuttal to those threatening to stay home this fall: "To the Bernie or bust people, let me tell you, you're being ridiculous."

Whatever you thought of Sanders, Warren or Obama, Day One was mostly a disaster. The heckling was loud and distracting for the party. During her speech, Warren's supporters chanted "we trusted you," and even some of the Sanders faithful filed out when he voiced support for Clinton. At times, the crowd broke out into spurts of "lock her up!" The first lady was the only speaker who was not interrupted -- she mesmerized the crowd, summing up the Democrats' position as, "when they go low, we go high."

Attendees are not pleased about Philly, either. The city is spread out. It takes too long to get from the security perimeter to the arena. Protesters caused massive traffic jams, making it tough to get across town, and from Center City, where most people are staying, to the arena. And a massive rainstorm swept through Philly in the evening, forcing the evacuation of media tents.

The top three questions everyone in Philly is asking each other: "How long did you sit in traffic? ... What parties are you going to? ... Can you believe how hot it is?"

THE TAKEAWAYS -- "Michelle Obama Steals the Show," by NYT's Alex Burns: "1. It's Michelle Obama's party ... It's Hillary Clinton's convention, and it was Mr. Sanders's big night. But the unquestioned star of the program on Monday was Mrs. Obama, who used her prime-time speech to describe an optimistic, confident view of American social progress, and to embrace Mrs. Clinton as the natural heir to the Obama presidency. 2. The elected left embraces Clinton ... Mrs. Clinton needed a bear hug from liberal Democrats on Monday night to have any chance of easing tensions with supporters of Mr. Sanders ... And a bear hug is what Mrs. Clinton got, most crucially from Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren. 3.
Democrats have a protestor problem ... 4. Trump plays a supporting role ... The unifying theme at the Republican convention last week was fierce opposition to Mrs. Clinton ... Mr. Trump has not yet taken such a central place in the Democratic convention." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=413b58b48ea1a8a0c252186574f032d61a13a5c146a08bd4ca325264aebebc6b

--GLENN THRUSH, "Five takeaways from Day 1 of the DNC: Sanders can't end his revolution but the first lady hands Hillary Clinton the best speech of 2016: "Bernie is pro-Hillary (But he's a little more anti-Trump). ... Michelle Obama delivers for Clinton. ... Fear. ... Elizabeth Warren was OK. ... Sarah Silverman -- oy." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=413b58b48ea1a8a09aba5f15ed2467bf9f818c43f8cb4ade6bfd1d7fad8babd9

--"The 11 most memorable lines of the first day," by Tyler Pager http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=413b58b48ea1a8a066b4baa01210eb86eba4e31f53547ad32644f2848d4d78a0

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BEHIND THE SCENES -- Bill Clinton, who is speaking tonight, took in the proceedings Monday night at the Wells Fargo Center, in a box with New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker and his mother, Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey, Steve Benjamin, the mayor of Columbia, South Carolina, Georgia Rep. John Lewis, Cecile Richards, the CEO of Planned Parenthood, Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin and former Attorney General Eric Holder.

SPOTTED IN PHILLY -- Tom Harkin, Bill Richardson and Wesley Clark were hanging out at Maggiano's on Filbert when Bernie Sanders walked into their private dining room. A tipster tells Playbook that the Vermont senator "sort of reeled and walked away with his entourage and [hiw wife] Jane. Harkin, hugged him, tried to get him to join but he didn't want to." Sanders dined with his family in the regular dining room.


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KNOW THEM NOW -- Matt Paul, Clinton's Iowa state director, will serve as Tim Kaine's campaign chief of staff. Amy Dudley and Mike Henry are moving from the Senate office. Henry has a long history in Virginia Democratic politics and served as deputy campaign manager during Clinton's 2008 presidential bid. Karen Finney will be communications director. Finney comes on board after serving as a spokesman for Clinton.

TONIGHT IN PHILLY -- President Bill Clinton.

TRAIL WATCH -- "Hillary Clinton, Tim Kaine to Campaign on Bus Tour Through Pennsylvania, Ohio": Per a Clinton campaign press release: "Hillary Clinton and... Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia, will campaign throughout Pennsylvania and Ohio on a bus tour from Friday, July 29, to Sunday, July 31. ... Clinton and Kaine will depart on the tour after a joint rally in Philadelphia on Independence Mall on Friday ... They will be joined by President Bill Clinton on Friday. Following the public rally in Philadelphia on Independence Mall, the tour will include public events in Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Youngstown and Columbus."

TRUMP TO FLORIDA, OHIO -- Donald Trump will be in Miami for a lunch with Hispanic leaders Tuesday. On Wednesday, Trump is heading to Scranton, Pennsylvania for an afternoon town hall with Mike Pence followed by a rally in Toledo, Ohio.

--Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden will campaign in Scranton, Pennsylvania Aug. 15. The rally was originally scheduled for July 8, but was scrapped in the wake of the shooting in Dallas.

JOE BIDEN will appear live on Morning Joe Wednesday morning from Philadelphia. Appearance will be in the 8 a.m. hour.

DEPT. OF YA CAN'T MAKE IT UP -- Donald Trump's campaign emailed POLITICO asking to order "Politico Magazine with Mr. Trump on the cover. Appreciate the help!" Meanwhile, Trump's campaign has blacklisted POLITICO and refuses to allow us entry into any campaign events.


Playbook Reads


PHOTO DU JOUR: First lady Michelle Obama delivers remarks on the first day of the Democratic National Convention at the Wells Fargo Center, July 25, in Philadelphia. | Getty

DEEP DIVE -- "Grayson's ex-wife claimed domestic abuse over two decades," by John Bresnahan, Marc Caputo and Jake Sherman: "Rep. Alan Grayson's ex-wife repeatedly went to police with accusations of domestic abuse over a two-decade period, according to documents she has provided to POLITICO, revelations that come as the Florida congressman enters the final weeks of his Democratic primary campaign for Senate. Lolita Grayson called police on her husband at least two times in Virginia and two more times in Florida, sought medical attention on at least two occasions and said that, in one instance, he had threatened to kill her, according to a police report. The congressman, who also asserted
Lolita Grayson battered him in 2014, vehemently denies he engaged in any abuse during their 25-year marriage, which ended last year in a bitter annulment that she is now appealing." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=413b58b48ea1a8a0c1d331f05be94a404d9e49079e52a70572dc1cb144fa1904

MEASURING THE CURTAINS -- Chuck Schumer, to the NYPost's Cindy Adams, on the potential of being Senate majority leader: "Historic, I'd be New York's first majority leader in over 100 years - from any party. But it won't change my style. Still do TV Sundays. Still in my bones to be all over our streets. I'm from Brooklyn. I know to learn from the streets." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=413b58b48ea1a8a0bbb94539eb503adba515eb52b0b09bd5dc8fed498988e4ab

D.W.S. WATCH -- Miami Herald's Amy Sherman and Patricia Mazzei: "After quitting her national Democratic Party leadership role amid furor over thousands of leaked emails, U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz now faces the political battle of her lifetime back home in South Florida. Wasserman Schultz resigned as [DNC] chairwoman Sunday, strengthening the hand of her primary opponent, Tim Canova - who saw a huge fundraising boost and national media attention following her decision." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=413b58b48ea1a8a0181e8cefc2a5f14fc3c82b68d67260a52f01e5fcf0c0e7ae

--BRAIN DUMP from an operative who has polled the district for an outside group: Wasserman Schultz is "in great standing. The numbers show voters in her district overwhelmingly support her and her work in Congress. Voters know next to nothing about Canova and are not likely to be moved by Bernie's appeal."

MARK LEIBOVICH, "The Democrats' Damaging Damage Control": "From the second Wasserman Schultz was pushed out, the geniuses-in-charge here in Philadelphia were quick to pat themselves on the back over how quickly they had dealt with their 'distraction.' They had addressed their problem and moved on and limited the damage, as if 'damage' carried some objectively quantifiable output. There was damage all right, but it had been minimized. Basic orthodoxies of political damage control had been honored. Nice job, everyone. By contrast, everyone pointed to how the Trump campaign had mishandled that Melania plagiarism flap last week in Cleveland (or was that last year?). It was allowed to linger -
lingering being, in politico calculus, the force-multiplier of damage." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=413b58b48ea1a8a0a937c18234961b616452b7a7ff3641405df114006376e38f

--"FBI Suspects Russia Hacked DNC; U.S. Officials Say It Was to Elect Donald Trump," by The Daily Beast's Shane Harris and Nancy Youssef: "The theory that Moscow orchestrated the leaks to help Trump, who has repeatedly praised Russian President Vladimir Putin and practically called for the end of NATO, is fast gaining currency within the Obama administration because of the timing of the leaks and Trump's own connections to the Russian government." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=413b58b48ea1a8a05ec9f5f854aa34e173242842d3a17fe0864ead55aa745288

MICHAEL ISIKOFF on Yahoo, "Suspected Russian hack of DNC widens - includes personal email of staffer researching Manafort": "Just weeks after she started preparing opposition research files on Donald Trump's campaign chairman Paul Manafort last spring, [DNC] consultant Alexandra Chalupa got an alarming message when she logged into her personal Yahoo email account. 'Important action required,' read a pop-up box from a Yahoo security team that is informally known as 'the Paranoids.' 'We strongly suspect that your account has been the target of state-sponsored actors.'" http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=413b58b48ea1a8a08490a234cc27c52fa6155fc40fc8020a78d4c95cfb849a5b

DAILY DONALD -- "Big crowd cheers Trump and Pence at post-convention stop in Winston-Salem," by the Winston-Salem Journal staff: "Trump said he was adamant that Syrian refugees would not be settled in the U.S. but in safe zones in the Middle East with Middle Eastern countries paying the bill. 'We are not taking one person into this country,' Trump said. 'We have enough problems.'" http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=413b58b48ea1a8a08751302135bc055fe3d770d01036627b7f6527f8a86c1af3

--"Mike Pence considers bailing on Koch summit," by Ken Vogel and Matthew Nussbaum: "Mike Pence had agreed to appear at a gathering this weekend of major donors in Colorado organized by the Koch brothers, but the GOP vice presidential nominee is reevaluating his commitment ... [S]ources stressed that the possibility of the Indiana governor bailing on the Koch brothers is not a reflection of his feelings about the billionaire industrialists with whom he has a long relationship, but rather a reflection of a schedule that suddenly became packed with campaign events when he agreed to join Donald Trump's presidential ticket this month." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=413b58b48ea1a8a021a604c725e1f9d68ae949d3e38f3cff3b92a8510a7ecf82

DEEP DIVE -- "DNC sought to hide details of Clinton funding deal," by Ken Vogel and Isaac Arnsdorf: "Leaked emails show the [DNC] scrambled this spring to conceal the details of a joint fundraising arrangement with Hillary Clinton that funneled money through state Democratic parties. During the three-month period when the DNC was working to spin the situation, state parties kept less than one half of one percent of the $82 million raised through the arrangement - validating concerns raised by campaign finance watchdogs, state party allies and Bernie Sanders supporters. The arrangement, called the Hillary Victory Fund, allowed the Clinton campaign to seek contributions of hundreds of
thousands of dollars to attend extravagant fundraisers including a dinner at George Clooney's house and a concert at Radio City Music Hall featuring Katy Perry and Elton John. That's resulted in criticism for Clinton, who has made opposition to big money in politics a key plank in her campaign platform." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=413b58b48ea1a8a0b379e7df38093a84ae7192b41bcb80dc9b1ce114e0547213

TEXTS FROM TRUMP TOWER - "Hi. This is Brad, Digital Director for Mr. Trump. He asked me to keep you in the know on what happens at the DNC. If you'd like to receive updates, Reply NEWS."


TOP TWEETS -- @realDonaldTrump: "Bernie Sanders totally sold out to Crooked Hillary Clinton. All of that work, energy and money, and nothing to show for it! Waste of time." @BernieSanders replies: "Never tweet." ... Olivier Knox (@OKnox): "Today is the anniversary of Dylan going electric at the 1965 Newport Folk Fest, basically the last time the Left felt this betrayed." ... @JohnJHarwood: "Trump, in NC, on gender gap: '50% of our country is men. We're doing very well. The women, I don't know what's going on w/the women here'" ... @PeterHamby: "Oh it's 11PM and prime time is almost over. I must turn off the convention and switch to my local news." - no human in 2016" ...

Playbookers


BUZZ -- Much of Clinton world is staying at the Logan Hotel and the Sonesta Hotel. Some are staying in college dorms.

SPOTTED: Nancy Pelosi going into Le Meridien Hotel getting yelled at by anti-war protestors with Bernie Sanders signs ... The Castro brothers huddled over a computer together, only to be interrupted by John Podesta in the lobby of the hotel ... Nancy Pelosi with her kids and grandkids and Bryan Cranston in a booth at the Wells Fargo Center ... JB Pritzker and Haim Saban in a suite there ... Jim Obergefell, the plaintiff in the Supreme Court's marriage equality case, signing copies of his book, "Love Wins" during Equality Forum events during Day One of the DNC ... Cecile Richards at DryBar ... Frank Luntz at Wawa at 2:15 buying salads ... former Mass. Sen. Scott Brown sitting at the
Maggiano's bar by himself ... Huma Abedin arriving at 30th Street Station ... Michael Steele trying to enter a suite on the club level and getting DENIED ... Bill Nye the science guy on a flight from LGA to Philly midday Sunday ... Rick Santorum on the convention floor ... MC Hammer chatting it up with Melissa Harris Perry and taking selfies with any and all who asked at the Funny or Die party last night at Buddakan. No parachute pants.

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HAPPENING TONIGHT -- Planned Parenthood: Sex, Politics & Cocktails at Union Transfer ... Big Night Sky Montana party at the Armory ... Americans for Responsible Solutions/Gabby Giffords late night party at Theatre of Living Arts.

CHC BOLD NIGHT -- The Congressional Hispanic Caucus packed the house with a Mariachi El Bronx performance last night. SPOTTED: Eva Longoria, Linda Sanchez, Tony Cardenas, Michelle Lujan Grisham, Joaquin Castro, Javier Palomarez, Henry Munoz, Carlos Sanchez, Todd Schulte.

OUT AND ABOUT IN PHILLY -- SPOTTED last night at Distilled Spirits Council party at World Cafe Live: Sens. Mark Warner, Chris Murphy, and Durbin, among others. And, the trade association's David Culver, Frank Coleman and CEO Kraig Naasz, and Locust Street's David Barnhart, Ben Jenkins and Matt Simeon. Also, Brown Forman's Jim O'Malley, Bacardi's Kristen Bodenstedt, Diageo's Mike Bertman, Pernod Ricard's Tara Engel. Specialty cocktails came from DISCUS members, including Patron, Brown Forman, Pernod Ricard and Bacardi, and small PA distillers including Wigle Whiskey and Philadelphia Distilling.

SPOTTED at the RIAA/BIO-sponsored benefit for Musicians on Call featuring DJ Jazzy Jeff and Nelly at Union Transfer: Kendra Barkoff, Ashley Biden, Sen. Maria Cantwell, Senator Bob Casey and wife Terese, Rep. Ted Deutch, Fred Humphries, Rep. Ruben Gallego, Joel Johnson, Andrew Kovalcin, Dede Lea, Rodell Mollineau, Rep. Scott Peters.

SPOTTED at the Truth to Power/Rock the Vote party in partnership with #Cut50: Melissa Harris-Perry, Danny Glover, Kendrick Sampson, Trevor Noah, Estelle, Jose Antonio Vargas, Brad Jenkins, Dice Raw presenting his dynamic hip-hop musical 'The Last Jimmy,' Maria Teresa Kumar, Yolanda Wisher, Michael Skolnik, Kristen Clarke, Luis Calderin, Wendy Carrillo, Jon Rubin, Heather Smith, Lara Bergthold, and others, capped off by a performance tonight from Andra Day along with 10 original Shepard Fairey original pieces of art on display, and a Banksy.

WASHINGTON, INC. -- "U.S. Chamber President Announces Coming Retirement of Bruce Josten": Per release from Tom Donahue: "Bruce Josten has informed me of his decision to retire at the end of the year. After 42 years of service to the Chamber, and 22 years leading our government affairs and policy divisions, it's hard to imagine the Chamber without him. This early announcement reflects Bruce's commitment to a smooth transition, which will occur as we plan to engage with a new administration and a new Congress. Bruce is a giant in our profession both in terms of his accomplishments on behalf of the business community and the mentorship he has provided to so many at the Chamber and across
Washington."

CRUZ ALUMNI - "Nick Muzin, Ted Cruz Campaign Official, Is Candidate for Yeshiva U. President," by JTA's Ben Sales: "As Yeshiva University continues its search for a new president with an emphasis on financial sustainability, JTA has learned the name of at least one candidate: the deputy chief of staff for Sen. Ted Cruz's presidential campaign this year. ... Before joining the Cruz team in 2014, Muzin served as director of coalitions for the House Republican Conference." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=413b58b48ea1a8a0f37653959d3376a2ee1119d0986b049101a1b333950a8a65

WHO'S COVERING WHAT -- The general election is about to be upon us and networks and news outlets are beginning to plan for the three-month slog to Election Day. WaPo will have Jenna Johnson, Sean Sullivan and Jose DelReal on Trump, Anne Gearan, Abby Phillip and John Wagner on Clinton. NBC News will have the self-proclaimed "road warriors" -- Hallie Jackson, Jacob Soboroff, Kasie Hunt (GW and POLITICO alum!), Kristin Welker and Katy Tur -- on the road through the general. Andrea Mitchell will be NBC's lead on Clinton, with Welker and Hunt. Tur, Jackson and Peter Alexander will be on Trump.

... ABC: Tom Llamas, Cecilia Vega, Jonathan Karl, Martha Raddatz, David Wright and Linsey Davis will be on the general for ABC. Llamas will focus on Trump, and Vega on Clinton. John Santucci and Candace Smith are the off-air reporters on Trump, and Ines de la Cuetara on Mike Pence. Josh Haskell and Liz Kreutz will be on Clinton and Jessica Hopper on Kaine. Matthew Claiborne will stick with Bill Clinton, while Katherine Faulders will cover breaking news. CNN says they will add Betsy Klein to Tim Kaine, and Cassie Spodak to Pence. Send your lineup to jake@politico.com.

BIRTHWEEK (was yesterday): Fox News' Katy Ricalde, the pride of Clemson, SC ... Kristin Jones, personal aide and Director of Special Projects to FLOTUS ... Christine Quinn, former New York City Council Speaker, turned the perfect 5-0 (h/ts Hilary and Sally Susman, who were on time) ... (was Sunday): Barbara Morgan

BIRTHDAYS: Amb. Patrick Gaspard ... Scott Sforza of the Harbour Group ... Margaret Tutwiler ... Mick Jagger is 73 ... Jeremy Piven is 51 ... ABC News' Dan Harris is 45 ... Bill Raines, CVS Health's senior policy consultant for gov't affairs, and a DGA alum ... WSJ's Sarah Portlock Fellman ... Namrata Kolachalam, press secretary at DOT and Dag Vega's former deputy ... Linda Feldmann, Washington bureau chief of Christian Science Monitor ... Mike McConnell ... Obama 43 WH alum Elsa Hoffacker ... Sonny Bunch, Free Beacon exec. editor ... Shannon Salk, Katie McGinty's deputy finance director, is 28 (h/t Omer Farooque) ... Tomeika Bowden, comms director at the DC Public Charter School Board (h/t
Jon Haber) ...

... Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke ... Hillary for America's Olivia Baackes ... Catharine Ryun ... Rep. Markwayne Mullin (R-Ok.) is 39 ... Rep. Martha Roby (R-Ark.) is 4-0 ... Politico's Benjamin Hong ... Michael Zachariades ... Libby Burmaster ... Connie Terry ... Karen Besserman ... PJ McCann ... Michael Leffel (h/ts Teresa Vilmain) ... Stacey Silva ... Ami Susan Edds Petrucelli ... Shakila Khalje ... Sheka Tarawalie ... Elettra Wiedemann, native New Yorker, founder of Impatient Foodie blog, Executive Food Editor at Refinery 29, and daughter of Isabella Rossellini (h/t Ben Chang) ... Don Neal, founder and CEO of 360 Live Media ... Joe Jackson is 88 ... Helen Mirren is 71 ... Dorothy Hamill is 6-0
... Kevin Spacey is 57 ... Sandra Bullock is 52 ... Jason Statham is 49 ... Kate Beckinsale is 43 ... actress-singer Taylor Momsen is 23 (h/ts AP)

DESSERT -- "Fedoras? Yes. Bright plaids? No. The meaning of Starbucks' new employee dress code," by WashPost's Sarah Halzack: "Fedoras are a do, but bucket hats are a don't. Colors such as charcoal, navy, brown and black are in - bright ones like red and yellow are out. Patterns are cool, as long as they are small and subtle, and denim works as long as it's not light-wash. These may sound like decrees from the glossy pages of a fashion magazine, but in fact, they are missives from Starbucks' new employee dress code. ... Now, the restaurant chain released a 15-page lookbook to show employees (and the rest of us) what that actually means." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=413b58b48ea1a8a0f22eb9278161be67abe681938fb5f1924e2032fd3180e990 ...
The dress code http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=413b58b48ea1a8a06e96ffe64820e24dea1ab97b5c8fffe2c6ec1308581825f4

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