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By ANNA PALMER (anna@politico.com; @apalmerdc), JAKE SHERMAN (sherman@politico.com; @JakeSherman), DANIEL LIPPMAN (daniel@politico.com; @dlippman) and AKELA LACY (alacy@politico.com; @akela_lacy)


THE NEW REPUBLICAN FEAR ... A few senior-level House Republican types have told us that they think the Supreme Court fight will tilt the big-dollar donation playing field away from them. Donors will be motivated to give to Senate Republicans, and groups waging war in the court battle.

Good Friday afternoon. Jake, Anna and Florida Playbook co-author MARC CAPUTO sat down this morning in Miami with chairman of the Republican Party of Miami-Dade County NELSON DIAZ, and Democratic congressional primary candidates DAVID RICHARDSON (FL-27), DEBBIE MUCARSEL-POWELL (FL-26) and former HHS Secretary DONNA SHALALA (FL-27).

SOME HIGHLIGHTS ...

-- SHALALA: ANTI-INCUMBENT SENTIMENT: "I was never in the swamp. I worked for an administration that was very dynamic. Balanced the budget, created the Children's Health Insurance Plan. We immunized all the kids in the country, so we did lots of very good things. I'm hardly a Washington insider. I've spent most of my career running universities, with young people rotating through, so in many ways I've had many different kinds of experience ... but mostly related to young people and to their experience and their dreams. And one of the things that you get when you run universities is, they keep you young."

-- ON MEDICARE FOR ALL: "It's not a new idea. Universal healthcare is not a new idea. I have marks on my back from Hillary trying to get universal healthcare in this country. Expanding the role of government is what Medicare for all is about. I happen to believe that we should allow people to keep their private health insurance, and add a public option. The Medicare for all option.

"I introduced, actually, we talked to the Congress just before we left the administration about allowing people to buy into medicare if they were 55 and older as a way of taking care of the preexisting condition issue. ... I absolutely have said that expanding the Medicare program is important. But I would allow people to keep their private health insurance."

THE PELOSI FACTOR -- We asked both Mucarsel-Powell and Shalala about whether they would support keeping Nancy Pelosi atop the House Democratic Caucus.

-- SHALALA: "I know her well and she's a friend. And there's no question about that. I just think it's presumptuous for us to say exactly what we're gonna do once we get in office on individual leadership questions. So, I have not taken a position. But let me say this. We would not have Obamacare without Nancy Pelosi. It was her backbone, as you well know, that said to the president of the United States, 'we're gonna do this.'"

FURTHER ON AGE -- ANNA: "But do you have any questions or concerns about a leadership that is 77, 78 years old, all three in a row?" ... SHALALA: "I don't. [laughter] ... Look, let me answer that question. Age is a number. My mother practiced law into her 90s. She won a tennis tournament in her 80s, a national tennis tournament. That national doubles for 80s. She passed at 103. ... My mother was a fierce competitor."

-- MUCARSEL-POWELL: "I have said from day one that I will vote for - whoever runs for leadership - I'm going to vote according to the values that are aligned with me. I have seen that Leader Pelosi has put healthcare in the forefront. She's tackling healthcare costs, wants to reduce costs and provide more accessible healthcare. I also have seen her stand up to Dreamers. ... I think that we need strong women at the table. She was the only one sitting at the table with Chuck Schumer, Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell. The only woman fighting for CHIP funding. So, the answer is yes."

FROM CAPUTO'S INTERVIEW WITH MIAMI-DADE COUNTY GOP PARTY CHAIRMAN NELSON DIAZ ...

-- ON THE PRESIDENT -- MARC: "Does Donald Trump make your job harder as the Republican chair in the most hispanic county in the state?" DIAZ: "Every now and then. But for the most part, I think he's doing a great job. ... I think a lot of what you see is just negotiating, his style of negotiating. And I'm willing to wait and see the results of that."

ON FLORIDA'S SENATE RACE -- MARC: "New, fresh, interesting, energized, those are the words you just described. Would you use those words to describe [Sen.] Bill Nelson?" ... RICHARDSON: "You know, I saw Bill Nelson get down and knock out like 40 pushups ... So I hope he doesn't ask me to do 40 today. ... I think he'll be outspent, but I think there's gonna be a blue wave. I'm feeling it."

ON FLORIDA'S GUBERNATORIAL RACE -- MARC: "Who's gonna be the next governor?" ... DIAZ: "That's a good question, I'm hoping and I think it'll be a Republican." ... MARC: "Yeah, which one?" ... DIAZ: "That's a good question too. [laughter] I'm not falling down that rabbit hole."

ON SWITCHING DISTRICTS -- RICHARDSON: "I think that the seat will definitely flip. ... Nationally it's considered the number one, number two opportunity in the country."

ON IMMIGRATION -- JAKE: "Did [Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.)] fall short?" ... MUCARSEL-POWELL: "He really failed Dreamers in many ways." ... ANNA: "What would you do differently?" ... MUCARSEL-POWELL: "Congress went home this week without finding a solution for Dreamers, without addressing TPS recipients ... I want to remind all of you, there are thousands of kids right now in this country in detention centers. Babies. They left without a solution for that."

AN INTERESTING NUGGET -- MUCARSEL-POWELL on Curbelo: "I really could not believe the arrogance of that vote [against the Affordable Care Act]. ... That's when I knew I had to run."

-- PAGING CURBELO -- "Republicans burn Curbelo after taking his PAC money," by Marc Caputo in Miami: "Congressman Carlos Curbelo touted his 'What a Country!' political action committee as a way to support like-minded Republicans on immigration, dishing out $152,600 to 61 House Republicans over the past three years. But when Curbelo most needed their support, most of those Republicans deserted him.

"Curbelo needed just 25 Republicans to support his push for a 'discharge petition' ... But only 20 of the 61 Republicans he contributed to signed on, leaving the effort two votes short of the necessary threshold. Worse, 13 Republicans who received money from 'What a Country!' both refused to sign the discharge petition and also voted against the compromise legislation this week - denying the Miami Republican on his signature issue, immigration reform.

"That failure is now haunting him on the campaign trail in Florida's 26th congressional district, the nation's most Democratic-leaning seat held by a Republican running for reelection." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs
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BIG NEWS ON K STREET -- ZIAD OJAKLI is leaving Ford and heading to SoftBank Group as SVP and global government affairs officer. STEVE BIEGUN will succeed him as interim vice president for government and community relations. Ojakli's permanent replacement is forthcoming.

THE LATEST IN ANNAPOLIS -- "Newspaper Staff Warned Years Ago to Call 911 if They Saw Jarrod Ramos," by WSJ's JON KAMP and CAMERON MCWHIRTER: "Capital Gazette staff were shown a photo of Jarrod W. Ramos years ago, and warned that if they ever saw him to call 911, a former editor and publisher said. Authorities on Friday charged Mr. Ramos with five counts of first-degree murder following Thursday's deadly attack there. Thomas Marquardt, who led the paper when Mr. Ramos' grudge against the Annapolis, Md., newspaper started, described the suspect as the most threatening person he ever had to deal with as a journalist.

"He said he asked the newspaper's lawyers to contact the Anne Arundel County sheriff's office to investigate what he considered obvious threats. 'Some people have said the threats were veiled, but it was pretty clear to us working there at the time,' said Mr. Marquardt, who stepped down in 2012 but continued to write for the paper. 'They weren't vague to me at all. I felt threatened the whole time.'" http://go.politicoemail.com/?qss51cbee84702145d70611d1e6ddfcb2d5ae0c10f3ccba25e161ddcdd774701976bd1af21d084aba71371057796d6d11

-- TRUMP'S RESPONSE TODAY -- @kaitlancollins: "President Trump: 'Journalists -like all Americans - should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job.'" He also said the shooting "shocked the conscience of the nation and filled our hearts with grief."

-- "'I don't know what else to do': Grieving Capital Gazette journalists cover the massacre of their own newsroom," by Baltimore Sun's Tim Prudente and Scott Dance http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs da530c818144d8dcfece6494b7bb4fe061b49f93830519e8ce72d2f187b1cda0d916024cfee1d4cf73609656ae9c9e

-- BALTIMORE SUN REMEMBRANCES of those who were killed -- Gerald Fischman http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs`00b51422bcd8d40d3e087a2eb026030a53fa675a9ca5d51df904fb57cc2d3c6866b51df23a7d7052a7ce7ec7a52b92 ... Rob Hiaasen http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs9d2a303e5d257018b2d77c77f5c5ef6f8bd124777f22fa260a15c9b6616eed839280082748d865e1b769834c0b6e599 ... John McNamara http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs f50f77aaef7c85f00d6f97e305d0b3eff2a5b6c3cb2164c33d0064db3e01a72be4a3e18ce1815d0c73801772b8397a ... Rebecca Smith http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs9a65b378ae29f5fb7ac21926f87419913a0a50a3e26a738eb7cd30d79851bb0f8e233a01502af05f34bd38fec597e9 ... Wendi Winters http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs4b8a6461db54202b5ecab43e82a611365a137fa0668324f181a8667a0fd6f94d2858b0fa24059841f6305500b9ade8

AT 1600 PENN -- "Mulvaney swats away reports that he might replace Kelly as chief of staff," by Louis Nelson: "[Mick] Mulvaney said Friday that President Donald Trump has not raised with him the prospect of becoming the next White House chief of staff, dodging a question as to whether he might fill that role should current chief of staff John Kelly leave the position.

"'I've heard those same rumors about three times now in the last 12 months,' Mulvaney told Fox Business Network Friday morning. 'I'll start dealing with that issue when the president actually raises it with me, as opposed to the media, and that hasn't happened yet.'" http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs058fe7d9ac3c871a79ecfa0e6d8ea21ec8b6744ba9abc8f4cc2340047031ec2a1f8ffb3572e373a49314d5d1d0b821

-- "The White House Is Becoming A Ghost Town. Trump Loyalists Worry It's Going To Get Worse," by BuzzFeed's Tarini Parti: "Conservative Partnership Institute, a Republican group, hosted an unusual job fair on Capitol Hill this month for those interested in executive branch jobs. Organizers say about 1,000 people attended the fair, along with about 40 government officials representing 30 different federal agencies, including Sean Doocey, deputy assistant to the president for presidential personnel.

"Many of the attendees, according to two sources, were not Hill staffers or beltway political operatives, but Trump supporters with little to no government experience who traveled to DC for the occasion. Even still, one of those sources, a House GOP aide who attended, said many Republicans on the Hill who have applied for executive branch jobs have not heard back, and it's clear that officials still care more about 'keeping out a lot of the kind of anti-establishment conservatives Trump needs to do his agenda.'" http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs"580adc01ca87c7833a15379f16df40b2e58390c41322d37800d9963b5eb925b9b5ace868022e635cf1ed569dc10905

-- CLICKER -- THE DAILY MAIL: "Comedian John Melendez 'hoax calls President Trump on Air Force One and chats with him about controversial family separation policy while pretending to be a New Jersey senator'" -- With 3-min. audio of the call http://go.politicoemail.com/?qse0dad19d29913b2ab79b3cc46334d7bea7419a4ee974319f6e9b8dd545a23220962ff7c6bde92218858fdb41984f68

THE INVESTIGATIONS -- "Associated Press may have led FBI to Manafort storage locker," by Josh Gerstein: "A meeting last year where Associated Press reporters discussed with federal officials the news outlet's investigation of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort's finances may have led the FBI to a storage locker the bureau raided, an FBI agent testified Friday. The unexpected testimony from FBI Agent Jeff Pfeiffer at a federal court hearing in Alexandria, Virginia, on the legality of the May 2017 search was the first live witness the government has offered against Manafort since special counsel Robert Mueller's first indictment against the longtime lobbyist and political consultant
was returned last October.

"The April 2017 meeting between AP reporters and officials from the Justice Department's Criminal Division and the FBI has been the subject of inquiries from congressional Republicans, who suggested it that it might have involved leaks to the media. Pfeiffer, however, described the session as an opportunity for federal investigators to hear what The AP had discovered. The FBI agent said that the federal investigators rebuffed the reporters' questions, at least most of the time. Asked by prosecutor Uzo Asonye how the officials responded to the journalists' queries, Pfeiffer said: 'Generally, no comment.'" http://go.politicoemail.com/?qsedfb7400e4db243dcc6c3f72a3acc0301cb56e8ff0518fbde35929709fca31b4596be0c34a10894c21e4337c6f84c5

-- "Manafort asks appeals court for release," by Josh Gerstein: "Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort is asking a federal appeals court to order his release in advance of two upcoming criminal trials where he's set to face charges brought by special counsel Robert Mueller.

"Manafort had been under house arrest at his Alexandria, Virginia, condo since last October, but a judge in Washington ordered him jailed earlier this month after he was charged with attempting to tamper with the testimony of two men who helped orchestrate what prosecutors say was a unregistered lobbying campaign for Ukraine several years ago. The new request filed Thursday night with the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals says that Manafort poses a threat to no one and that the evidence he engaged in witness tampering is 'thin-to be generous.'" http://go.politicoemail.com/?qsmd27bcd7aa772e8f70ac2d89c3b498840635e3ecbfd1d4933fd208db6d07c0ba98ba910bb2060872cc7fdab9b96a3ee

ON THE WORLD STAGE -- "U.N. migration agency picks new, Portuguese leader," by the AP in Geneva: "The U.N.'s migration agency has elected Portuguese Socialist Antonio Vitorino as its new leader after rejecting the Trump administration's proposed candidate to head the body.

"Vitorino, 61, will become only the second IOM director-general not from the United States since the intergovernmental organization was founded in 1951. ... [The agency] rejected the Trump administration's proposed candidate to head the body." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs197f431b071c2d5cbe6f379f3678462a165460800cbf0e719a21785829d3efac833662b45bb684731bfab212adeab4

-- WSJ'S VALENTINA POP and BOJAN PANCEVSKI: "European Leaders Reach Migration Deal, Giving Merkel Respite at Home": "European Union leaders early Friday patched together a migration deal after a long night of negotiations, addressing an issue that has reshaped the continent's political landscape and appearing to have won German Chancellor Angela Merkel a respite in the toughest battle of her political career.

"EU leaders agreed to help coastline countries, notably Italy, by setting up detention centers on EU soil where asylum claims of migrants rescued in the Mediterranean will be reviewed. In parallel, the EU said it would seek to set up reception centers in North African countries, to which most migrants rescued at sea would be sent. Those centers, called 'disembarkation platforms,' would be run together with United Nations agencies to ensure that people are housed in humane conditions while awaiting repatriation or resettlement to European countries.

"This effort, which came after nine hours of talks, is aimed at curbing the migrant influx that fueled the rise of populist parties across Europe, putting mainstream leaders such as Ms. Merkel under severe pressure." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs 614bf9bcd05f20ebcbddb2a7e69a7d9d87a33e1e5f172eb5b01cc911cb7cba1ddd7ff54b91c54965ba541d20bb272d

WHAT WALL STREET IS READING -- "Deutsche Bank fails Fed stress test while three U.S. lenders stumble," by Reuters' Michelle Price and David Henry: "Deutsche Bank AG's U.S. subsidiary failed on Thursday the second part of the U.S. Federal Reserve's annual stress tests due to 'widespread and critical deficiencies' in the bank's capital planning controls.

"The Fed board's unanimous objection to Deutsche Bank's U.S. capital plan marks another blow for the German lender, sending its shares down 1 percent after hours. Its financial health globally has been under intense scrutiny after S&P cut its rating and questioned its plan to return to profitability. The Fed also placed conditions on three banks that passed the test. Goldman Sachs Group Inc and Morgan Stanley cannot increase their capital distributions and State Street Corp must improve its counterparty risk management and analysis, the Fed said.

"While failing the U.S. stress test would not likely affect the bank's ability to pay dividends to shareholders, it will require Deutsche Bank to make substantial investment in technology, operations, risk management and personnel, as well as changes to its governance." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs50d0f84706122cf8563ef76feeae46a10f504e3f07eeafc23e70ce1f8ada1f20d360172e745095cdabdbf545eb875b

AFTERNOON READ -- MICHAEL KRUSE in POLITICO MAGAZINE's July/August Cities issue, "The Lost City of Trump: It was supposed to be his legacy. Today it's a mere shadow of his dream-but he declared victory anyway. How the saga of Trump City foreshadowed the president's chaotic path to the White House": "The week before Thanksgiving in 1985, a 39-year-old Donald Trump announced his plan to make sure nobody would ever forget him." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qsh053aff668f5cefccfad46811175b859368f0cd779bcb93ed610969fd33c8a7244021ba063a6b1a995ffd449457d7fd

-- "America's Mayors Sound Off" - Politico Magazine's July/August issue: "Seriously, how bad is it? We polled city leaders across the country, and here's what they had to say." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qso6ccb8727620a99100d6652871130d17e62829e5f8c362e55d99678fe60ae57e08dd0234130f032018f36f445399837

#THISTOWN -- MARGARET CARLSON in The Daily Beast, "The Right Way to Shun the Trumpsters": "Last summer at a party on Long Island, the largely Manhattan crowd was surprised, but polite, when Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump were among the guests. Some were even more surprised to find themselves dancing with Jarvanka. ...

"It would have been awkward and impolite to turn away from Jared or Ivanka as they inevitably came your way. Will that happen this year? For Ivanka and Jared, the most visible and social Trumpists, life is mostly like a summer evening out at Jay Gatsby's. But a lot has happened since last year, from Charlottesville to the internment at the border of innocents, that tries the soul." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs5ef8a8ce7bbfbe5c629c0577401be983f36344eece00861a9a1906daf4d02d07ff8a6498f3f4b6cb018790e037f26a

MEDIAWATCH -- Jeanne Whalen will be the new global business reporter for the Washington Post and starts July 9. She most recently was deputy bureau chief of the Wall Street Journal's health and science team. Memo http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs04206b94727ea603b98f0197f6f8ecfb3cb336d4426c7791d33a0291358334b35024be6c4e8fa14a6d82fb969bed26

SPOTTED AT THE FOUR SEASONS: Tom Bossert having breakfast this morning with Adrienne Arsht; Carol Melton, Lee Satterfield and Melissa Moss at another table; and Tom Nides.

SPOTTED: Ramesh Ponnuru at the baggage claim at DCA last night after a Frontier Airlines flight from Denver.

OUT AND ABOUT -- SPOTTED at Jim and Kate Lehrer's house last night to celebrate the publication of "When Your Child is Sick," by child psychologist Joanna Breyer of Dana Farber and the wife of Justice Stephen Breyer ($8 on Amazon http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs/cc076417b515ee785ee17d2d00c38e67d503ae480de318f280368e518a7a1ab03f61773134c6c32ea5c593bb60e7a6 Justice Breyer, Justices Neil Gorsuch, John Roberts, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Clarence Thomas, Alan Greenspan, Roger Mudd, Mark Shields, Sally Quinn, Margaret Carlson, Judy Woodruff, co-hosts Walter and Ann Pincus and Mary Graham, John Harwood, Elizabeth Drew and Jerry Rafshoon.

-- SPOTTED last night at Democracy Fund's Independence Day event: Joe Goldman, Steven Olikara, Michael Wear, John Carr, Bill Kristol, Betsy Hawkings, Shireen Zaman, Rob Griffin, Nadia Firozvi, Lea Trusty, Debra Simmons, Sonja Ross, Jessica Harris, Tom Blanton, Zach Graves, Young Mie Kim, Katie Townsend, Tom Rosenstiel, Emma Thompson, Adam Ambrogi, Lara Flint, Emil Hill, Jenn Brown, Chris Crawford, Sean Parnell, Daniel Stid, Matt Singer, and Lauren Strayer.

-- SPOTTED at the Seventh Annual Tribute to Veterans and members of Congress who have served in the Military on Wednesday night at the Capitol Hill Club (pic http://go.politicoemail.com/?qsR0a95813f40d9fb22c92672c44155b4ae42f8fe35cbd158b82b05fd06261230c447d0bc742583cc4346c3448f7a86f6 Major Garrett, Tom Ridge, Reps. Peter King (R-N.Y.), Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), Steve King (R-Iowa), Brad Wenstrup (R-Ohio) and Scott Perry (R-Pa.), Randy Livingston, Jim Gilmore, Anthony Kearns, Ed Cash, Tracey Lintott, Kirsten Fedewa and Jill Hamaker.

WEEKEND WEDDING - Ted Hesson, an employment and immigration reporter at Politico, recently married Fatima Terry, who works at Eccalon as a subject matter expert in STEM and workforce development for the Department of Defense. The couple, who met in 2013 at the Red Darby in Petworth, got married at Metropolitan Building in Long Island City, N.Y. "Family and friends joined us from as far as Lima, London and Madrid, as well as New Jersey and Philly (our hometowns). The ceremony was bilingual (English and Spanish) and officiated by two close friends." Pic http://go.politicoemail.com/?qskf23df96d643c96c5d7cf17e95ad90b66e3b8bf674236b6660fa70a2dd878049dff9104079244becf7d8abf974d1aea

ENGAGED - Pete Davis, a civic activist working on a Democratic Party reform effort, author of "Our Bicentennial Crisis" and co-host of the "Current Affairs Podcast," proposed to Lark Turner, a former researcher for the New York Times' Roger Cohen and Harvard Law's Larry Tribe, an aspiring civil rights lawyer, and upcoming clerk on the D.C. Court of Appeals. The couple met at Harvard Law School, where they graduated in May. Pics http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs 8d683b9cc4a2c7301451ae80fce654083ccc431dd3a61f2e8ad459b6906f2d216db730f3b979c4809242e607ac8e65 ... http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs 4405ca277f5bde46d599a756fe8adb449ecc78aead6f508ebca6e5ab7df62f2fa94dccc9c6190ec3430a2536783140

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