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

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Driving the Day
SPOTTED: Jared and Ivanka last night in a back corner table at Kellari Taverna on K Street

Good Thursday morning. GQ: "The 50 Most Powerful People In Trump's Washington* *Not including the world's most stable genius himself!": "1. Hope Hicks ... 2. Mike Pence ... 3. Robert Mueller ... 4. Chuck Schumer/Nancy Pelosi ... 5. Scott Pruitt ... 6. Mitch McConnell ... 7. Marty Baron ... 8. John Kelly ... 9. Corry Bliss ... 10. Mark Meadows ... 11. Stephen Miller 12. James Mattis ... 15. Maggie Haberman ... 25. Steve Bannon ... 26. Johnny DeStefano ... 36. Carrie Budoff Brown ... 37. Jared & Ivanka ... 40. Dan Scavino ... 49. Kirstjen Nielsen." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c4847b74d1caf49227eda8c8571688675684001765b1f3909967e7f3260187dbd64ee9e90f2faf4bdcb

TRUMP'S MADE-FOR-TV RESPONSE TO THE FLORIDA SHOOTING -- ELIANA JOHNSON and CRISTIANO LIMA: "President Donald Trump has spent a week grappling with the school shooting that left 17 dead in Parkland, Florida, and Wednesday, he finally found his own way to respond, playing host on live television to dozens of grieving parents and students directly affected by a spate of shootings that have rocked the country.

"For about an hour, the president moderated a frank and wide-ranging discussion among families from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Sandy Hook Elementary, Columbine High School and local Washington schools. On policy matters, the participants represented a range of views, with two participants sharply disagreeing over whether to impose greater restrictions on gun purchases and whether school staff should be armed. ...

"In response to remarks by the families at the listening session, he floated some new ideas, surprising some White House aides, including reopening some of the mental institutions shuttered in the 1970s to house worrisome teens who have not committed any crimes, and arming teachers or other school officials - controversial views that he would have difficulty garnering support for on Capitol Hill." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c488ce1aaae83c70831963211e2e1a59a0d78c72c7ba35ba37ac67b1b8c0ef9070bab6ef8002faa6368

-- TRUMP has promised to tighten restrictions for background and mental-health checks for those looking to buy weapons. It's a bold call for a Republican. But like most things in Washington -- getting it actually done will be harder than it seems. And don't forget -- he also talked about arming teachers at schools, a non-starter for many Democrats, and some Republicans.

AT THE CNN TOWN HALL ...

-- THE BIG PICTURE: "Rubio shifts on guns during tense forum," by Marc Caputo and Rebecca Morin: "The mass shootings in Newtown, Orlando, Las Vegas and even Fort Lauderdale didn't get Marco Rubio to seriously reconsider his position on guns. But Rubio shifted on firearms Wednesday night as he weathered the righteous anger of a parent and of the students who survived the Valentine's Day massacre at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School and who then faced him onstage at a CNN town hall in purple Florida's liberal bastion of Broward County.

"Jeered and booed by the crowd, buffeted by tough questions and standing alone as the only Republican onstage Rubio stood alone as the only Republican onstage, in purple Florida's liberal bastion of Broward County. He broke with President Trump on whether to arm teachers. Rubio said it was a bad idea. He said he would favor raising the minimum age to purchase an assault rifle from 18 to 21. And he said he would consider restricting the size of magazines for firearms.

"It was a striking turnabout for Rubio, who never met a gun-rights bill he didn't vote for in the Florida Legislature and, later, in Congress. But Rubio said he wanted to prevent another massacre and said it was time for everyone to start rethinking their positions. The crowd, though, didn't seem to agree." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c48759d305054c8f593ca6d22d7cad503967bf20dbc65cc6e1b9cdb2b234cdf05ed5c5402a09c2cf2f5

FRED GUTTENBERG, whose 14-year-old daughter died in the shooting last week: "Sen. Rubio, I just listened to your opening and thank you. I want to like you. Here's the problem. And, I'm a brutally honest person, so I'm just going to say it up front. When I like you, you know it and when I'm pissed at you, you know it. Your comments this week, and those of our president, have been pathetically weak."

-- THE CNN TOWN HALL -- hosted by Jake Tapper -- was a striking example of the tricky position some Republicans will find themselves in as election season approaches. There are many, many Americans fired up about the availability of military grade guns in the United States. And many find it inexplicable that Congress simply will not act.

MEANWHILE ... MIAMI HERALD: "Broward school cops will add firepower. 'Rifles from this point forward,'" by Charles Rabin and David Ovalle: "While lawmakers and activists in Tallahassee and Washington, D.C., furiously debate gun control, deputies in Broward County will be adding firepower to deal with the threat of school shooters, effective immediately.

"Broward's top cop on Wednesday said that deputies assigned to school campuses will now be allowed to carry rifles on school grounds. 'Rifles from this point forward,' Broward Sheriff Scott Israel told reporters at a press conference on Wednesday afternoon, adding: 'We need to be able to defeat any threat on campus.'" http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c48725a06bec4b8e43b7a0f5bbf912feb0fe66b1d70f4ad257da269191c1c348a59cc35ec9a84f6efdc

WAPO'S AARON BLAKE -- "This photo of Trump's notes captures his empathy deficit better than anything" http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c4807ba9df86fb49c79a820876f83eed0f8be2f596836fd7d4af95df5e6ffbba296ef51dd389d41db37

TABLOID FRONTS -- N.Y. POST cover, "HELP US -- Grieving students, parents beg Trump for action": http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c4856e1f61866961aa1f8b4a9dbee1ba28bc5ca36f240069c46c7d7d08d3a99bf14078af1e6d438362b ...

... N.Y. DAILY NEWS cover (with a picture of Trump and a piece of NRA-branded duct tape covering his mouth): "NEWS SAYS: He spoke about background checks. He spoke about mental illness. He spoke about arming teachers. But he never mentioned a word about the 300 million guns flooding our streets." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c48a66e52bfcd0491334d464f2338c0cd506397d5b56703d075da9866bae036d3071a625f865c78b195

WASHINGTON POST'S RUTH EGLASH (@reglash): "Israel briefly detained 2 congressmen, Scott Tipton, David McKinley, this morning as they visited the holy site Muslims calls Haram al-Sharif and Jews the Temple Mount. According to the messianic Jewish group they were with one tried to pick up an olive branch."


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THE NEW NORMAL -- JOHN BRESNAHAN and RACHAEL BADE: "The Frat House of Representatives": "Crotch shots. Infidelity. Secret payoffs. Pants-less octogenarians. And the infamous 'Bros Caucus.' Welcome to the Frat House of Representatives. The past year in Congress has been a lowlight reel of nonstop unethical - and, in some cases, potentially illegal - behavior. Three House members resigned over alleged misconduct. Four others announced they won't seek reelection, an option they took to head off party leaders forcing them out. ...

"'It's been a soap opera, but this adds another chapter,' Rep. Ted Yoho (R-Fla.) said of the [Mike] Turner-[Darrell] Issa [divorce] drama. Yoho said he's sick of the scandals that distract from legislative business. 'Infidelity and things like that aren't felonies, but it's a lapse of character,' he said. 'And I think we have plenty of people you have seen in the news that show a lack of character and a lack of ethics.'" http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c48c37b40e9d5eae806c69c2718d161c58ecffd548891c4740507a565704f39918659289f16440044c6

TWITTER WATCH -- "Twitter purges accounts, and conservatives cry foul," by Nancy Scola: "Twitter has pruned more suspected trolls and fake accounts from its platform, prompting several of its most outspoken conservative users to complain Wednesday that they had lost thousands of followers overnight. Conservatives quickly decried what they called the '#twitterlockout,' adding it to their list of grievances against what they see as an ideologically liberal tech industry. The topic also got heavy promotion among Twitter accounts that some researchers have linked to Russia's online influence campaigns. ...

"Twitter said Wednesday that it was simply cleansing its platform of objectively 'spammy behavior,' an effort it had announced late last year. 'As part of our ongoing work in safety, we identify suspicious account behaviors that indicate automated activity or violations of our policies around having multiple accounts, or abuse,' a spokesperson told POLITICO." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c48e9fb83b3279ed5d36818a345025a8acf8a5776d1cb17a793a51e4f075952797973ce8b47d1a77225

SOMETHING TO WATCH -- AN INTERESTING STAT, via the Dallas Morning News' Jackie Wang in Austin: "Of the 51,249 Texans who cast ballots Tuesday on the first day of early voting, more than half voted in the Democratic primary.

"The total number of voters from 15 of the state's largest counties is high for a midterm year. In 2016, a presidential election year, 55,931 Texans voted on the first day of early voting for the primary. But in the last midterm election in 2014, only 38,441 Texans voted on the first day.

"Even more surprising is the turnout among Democrats. Since the last midterm election, the party saw a 51 percent increase in first-day early voting turnout, while Republicans saw a 16 percent increase." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c485def2ef96abb5f71368c63468d96108e2ee4d6b636573c205af050f5d9f9583e4881297d05f13136

2020 WATCH -- BERNIE, TRUMP ON THE SAME PAGE? -- "Sanders mimics Trump defense on Russian interference," by Isaac Dovere: "Bernie Sanders on Wednesday blamed Hillary Clinton for not doing more to stop the Russian attack on the last presidential election. Then his 2016 campaign manager, in an interview with POLITICO, said he's seen no evidence to support Special Counsel Bob Mueller's assertion in an indictment last week that the Russian operation had backed Sanders' campaign.

"The remarks showed Sanders, running for a third term and currently considered the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020, deeply defensive in response to questions posed to him about what was laid out in the indictment. He attempted to thread a response that blasts Donald Trump for refusing to acknowledge that Russians helped his campaign - but then holds himself harmless for a nearly identical denial.

"In doing so, Sanders and Weaver presented a series of self-serving statements that were not accurate, and that track with efforts by Trump and his supporters to undermine the credibility of the Mueller probe." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c481ead78a8f1d2a9c09783d37cb53ace643f3e6c81c0fb42b59b8809fe99c756de253535bb474c41c9

MUELLER WATCH ...

-- "Mueller asking if Manafort promised banker White House job in return for loans," by NBC News' Tom Winter, Hallie Jackson and Kenzi Abou-Sabe: "Federal investigators are probing whether former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort promised a Chicago banker a job in the Trump White House in return for $16 million in home loans, two people with direct knowledge of the matter told NBC News. Manafort received three separate loans in December 2016 and January 2017 from Federal Savings Bank for homes in New York City, Virginia and the Hamptons. The banker, Stephen Calk, president of the Federal Savings Bank, was announced as a member of candidate Trump's Council of Economic Advisers in August
2016. Special counsel Robert Mueller's team is now investigating whether there was a quid pro quo agreement between Manafort and Calk." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c480d21d1a27b2cabbef2443ac55f91a1059113cf772e5a8ae5cc08c303a74d96d24128cef79a58bf9e

-- @KatyTurNBC: "Former Trump aide Sam Nunberg will be interviewed by the special counsel [this] morning in DC a person with knowledge of the interview confirms to me."

IVANKA WORLD TRAVEL BEAT -- "An Envoy Who Can Rival 'North Korea's Ivanka,'" by NYT's Mark Landler: "The decision to send Ms. Trump grew out of a conversation between [President] Trump and [South Korean President Moon Jae-in], officials said, in which the South Korean leader pleaded with the president to send high-level delegations to the opening and closing ceremonies of the Games in Pyeongchang. ...

"Last month, officials said, the president settled on his daughter, who is also his senior adviser. In some ways, Ms. Trump is a natural fit to attend the Winter Games. She is an avid skier, a sport she picked up from her mother, Ivana, who skied competitively for what was then Czechoslovakia. Ms. Trump, friends say, has watched the Olympics with her daughter, Arabella, taking particular interest in the super-G event." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c482d5139c6a6fde48a8242ddfa062699e5b94a4a38f52a152fae350ae9811bf3e79dbe2c9473a5f99e

THE JUICE ...

-- THE NRCC dropped another $558,361 on media against Conor Lamb in the Pennsylvania special election.

TRUMP'S THURSDAY -- The president will meet with state and local officials on school safety this morning.

SPORTS BLINK -- "U.S. women beat Canada for gold in a 3-2 shootout thriller," by AP's Teresa M. Walker in Gangneung, South Korea: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c48385b6553057fce76a0347a8716039aa250bc84a755194367a4f5bd1aea66f963137917a62bd34d78


Playbook Reads


PHOTO DU JOUR: Fred Guttenberg, whose 14-year-old daughter Jaime Guttenberg was killed in last week's Parkland shooting, watches a video honoring the victims at a CNN town hall on Feb. 21 in Sunrise, Fla. | Michael Laughlin/South Florida Sun-Sentinel via AP

THE FIRST FAMILY -- "Melania Trump's parents are legal permanent residents, raising questions about whether they relied on 'chain migration,'" by WaPo's Carol Leonnig, David Nakamura and Nick Miroff: "The parents of first lady Melania Trump have become legal permanent residents of the United States and are close to obtaining their citizenship, according to people familiar with their status, but their attorney declined to say how or when the couple gained their green cards. Immigration experts said Viktor and Amalija Knavs very likely relied on a family reunification process that President Trump has derided as 'chain migration' and proposed ending in such cases. The Knavses, formerly of
Slovenia, are living in the country on green cards." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c48c59254747e81dd1fd52e44163c02a1801d02fa62984bd5cc2ab8e9d506cbfec0c3923103693c94cd

THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION -- "Trump's Nominee for Indian Health Post Withdraws," by WSJ's Dan Frosch and Christopher Weaver: "President Donald Trump's nominee to lead the Indian Health Service has withdrawn from consideration for the job, people familiar with the matter said. The move by Robert Weaver, a former insurance broker, comes after The Wall Street Journal published two articles earlier this year in which former colleagues alleged he had in some cases exaggerated his work experience and left a former employer in financial disarray. In one case, Mr. Weaver said he had held leadership roles at a large hospital; however, some of his former colleagues and supervisors said his role there
was as a registration clerk." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c48d516c67cbbfa859d28ff88dce66aec43d940ee8a6bfa89e0bd98e6870f0b19c01ed30165874e244c


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AT FOGGY BOTTOM -- "State Department report will trim language on women's rights, discrimination," by Nahal Toosi: "State Department officials have been ordered to pare back passages in a soon-to-be-released annual report on global human rights that traditionally discuss women's reproductive rights and discrimination, according to five former and current department officials.

"The directive calls for stripping passages that describe societal views on family planning, including how much access women have to contraceptives and abortion. A broader section that chronicles racial, ethnic and sexual discrimination has also been ordered pared down, the current and former officials said.

"The move - believed to be ordered by a top aide to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson - reflects the Trump administration's rightward turn from the Obama administration on family planning issues. It also appears to highlight the stated desire of Tillerson and President Donald Trump to make human rights a lower priority in U.S. foreign policy." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c48d07c1df059204d18fd811e3c7b7f7a20dacba15d594f10a72e178e75c9b0dc7afadeef09122051cf

MEDIAWATCH -- "The Atlantic Plans a Hiring Spree," by NYT's Jaclyn Peiser: "The Atlantic plans to add as many as 100 employees to its staff over the next 12 months, its president, Bob Cohn, told employees during a staff meeting on Wednesday. The hirings will represent a 30 percent increase in personnel at the publication, with half the jobs going to newsroom employees. ... The ramping up comes six months after Emerson Collective, an organization run by the philanthropist Laurene Powell Jobs, acquired a majority stake in The Atlantic." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c48a11fccabf351462b5a50a1063a3f2e2f091fb15faadbf1e686b0482edef053d37fc8b456a1184b76

Playbookers
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ENGAGED - Franklin Davis, a senior lobbyist at the American Beverage Association, proposed to Ariel Shelton, who works in community engagement at the Kennedy Center. Franklin asked Ariel in Charleston, S.C., over the Presidents' Day weekend. Ariel was completely surprised - so much so, that it took her a little while before she could utter the word yes. Pics -- the celebration http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c48122c1737d2a15df83a68ea289f5287a1a9af861afa57192d97de5eeb61b838c50eaa8dcb902f2ce7 ... The couple http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c48020b8e320ccb785cb0d8fe0e5af7b8d2e98b5e0a9b181a1df7d590cd333fa746a1dc01d67ab8978b

BIRTHDAY OF THE DAY: Alex Slater, managing director of communications and public affairs agency the Clyde Group, is 4-0. How he's celebrating: "I'm doing a transatlantic celebration for my 40th. First with some friends at the Longview Gallery here in DC. Then in a few weeks back home in Edinburgh, Scotland. My parents turn 70, my brother turns 30, and I turn 40 at the same time, so we're hosting a giant Scottish country dance - a ceilidh. Think hundreds of kilts." Read his Playbook Plus Q&A: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d59de0e62d443c48d94677acb47fe8aba2b7a9071622da655bd4ceb7c0439383f4dfbed36724653293623e9ec711f2b0

BIRTHDAYS: Hugh Hewitt is 62 ... Peter Siegal, a lawyer at Robbins Russell, is 32 ... Rodney Hood of JPMorgan Chase (hat tip: Peter Cherukuri) ... Peter Hanna ... David Axelrod is 63 ... Obama alum Alyssa Mastromonaco, president of global comms strategy and talent at A+E Networks ... former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) is 66 ... Bob Bauer, former W.H. counsel, now a partner at Perkins Coie ... Politico's Heidi Sommer ... Jay Driscoll ... Desiree Luckey ... Politico alum Chris Behm ... Kristen Soltis Anderson, co-founder and partner at Echelon Insights ... Lindsey Rosenthal ... Tim Newell of Tesla ... Martha Boudreau, chief comms and marketing officer at AARP ... Andy Burness,
president of Burness Communications (h/ts Jon Haber) ... Chris Crawford, program associate at Democracy Fund ... Dan Gilgoff, NatGeo's executive editor for digital, is 38 ... Ellis Brachman, Obey alum now chief comms. officer at the Library of Congress, is 4-0 (h/t Kedrin) ... Alan Katz ... Randy Levine, president of New York Yankees baseball, is 63 ... Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) is 46 (h/t Benny Johnson) ... Shawn Martin of the American Academy of Family Physicians ... Jon Markman, Forbes Magazine columnist and L.A. Times alum, is 6-0 ...

... Ed Brookover, partner at Avenue Strategies ... MJ Carrabba, director of government affairs for the American Composites Manufacturers Association ... NBC News' foreign correspondent Keir Simmons (h/t Olivia Peterson, filing from Pyeongchang) ... former Rep. John Bryant (D-Texas), and the pride of Lake Jackson, Texas, celebrating with his wife Janet at their home in Dallas (h/t Randy White) ... Viet Dinh, partner at Kirkland Ellis, is 5-0 ... Daniel Holway, MSNBC booking producer ... Liz Glover ... Ryan Eaton, director of federal government affairs at Quicken Loans (h/t Nick Owens) ... Jim Mills ... CNN congressional producer Laurie Ure ... Aaron Flint ... Elizabeth Oblinger, director of
gov't affairs at Cox Enterprises ... Edelman's Meghan Barstow and Kaveh Chini ... Abbie Buckman (h/t Edith Gregson) ... Kimberly Marteau Emerson ... Marissa Lang ... AP's Michael Biesecker and Dorothy Abernathy ... Hanna Bondarewska ... Richard Brothers ... Wendy Gordon ... Corey Brown Thornblad ... Trish Stocking ... Lauren Orndorff ... Yvesner Zamar ... Ned Michalek ... Ellen Gosnell ... Nick Crocker ... Dave LesStrang ... David Pomerantz ... Margaret Anne Moore ... Angelique Pirozzi ... Melissa Watson ... Jim Vilmain (h/ts Teresa Vilmain)

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