Subject: POLITICO Playbook, presented by BP: EXCLUSIVE: WHERE THE OBAMAS WILL LIVE after Inauguration Day – PAUL RYAN MOVING TOWARD ENDORSING Trump soon – RUTH MARCUS promoted at WashPost – JOSH ROGIN to WashPost
From: "Mike Allen" <[email-masked]>
To: <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 25 May 2016 07:21:05 -0600

05/25/2016 09:18 AM EDT

By Mike Allen (@mikeallen; [email-masked]) and Daniel Lippman (@dlippman; [email-masked])

EXCLUSIVE: President Obama and the First Lady will lease the Kalorama, D.C., mansion of Joe Lockhart and Giovanna Gray to start their post-presidency, real-estate sources tell Playbook. According to online real-estate information, the 8,200-square-footer was built in 1928 and has nine bedrooms, plus eight and a half baths. Obama said in March that he'll stay in D.C. after leaving office so that his younger daughter, Sasha, can finish high school.

The Lockharts have moved to Manhattan, where Joe is the NFL's EVP of communications, and Giovanna handles special projects for Glamour magazine, including the 51 Million.

PAUL RYAN is moving rapidly toward endorsing Donald Trump, after telling CNN's Jake Tapper three weeks ago that he was "not there right now." We're told Ryan has been steadily "getting there," helped notably by the super-conservative potential Supreme Court picks that Trump released last week. Sounds like the endorsement will be soon, but we're told not today. After Ryan's endorsement, Trump forces will declare the party unified.

--"Ryan Said to Tell Confidants He's Ready to End Trump Standoff," by Bloomberg's Billy House, Jen Jacobs and Kevin Cirilli: "Ryan has begun telling confidants that he wants to end his standoff with Donald Trump in part because he's worried the split has sharpened divisions in the Republican Party." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=421065fa7e08e6e46eebe20d99d7edad3daa3203209753acee6741005d0056ac 

TRUMP TOWER INTRIGUE - "Trump campaign rift gets personal: The fight for control among the candidate's top aides turns bitter, draws in others," by Ken Vogel and Ben Schreckinger, with Hadas Gold: "The internal struggle for control of Donald Trump's presidential campaign is getting personal, with allies of feuding campaign manager Corey Lewandowski and chairman Paul Manafort increasingly turning to shadowy tactics to try to sully their rivals. ... An ally of Manafort's said Lewandowski 'takes all the bad news up to Trump - "Paul represented this person, Paul represented that person."' ... 

"[A] campaign official disputed the characterization of an increasingly bitter and damaging divide, asserting that the once-skeletal campaign .... had moved past the well-documented acrimony in its upper ranks. ... Indeed, most of the dirty work on both sides of the tug-of-war has been conducted not by the principals, but by their supporters in and around the campaign. ... [A] California Republican close to the campaign said Lewandowski has repeatedly tried to enlist allies on the campaign in his efforts to marginalize Manafort. 'He's going to people and saying, "I need your help. We need to get rid of Paul,"' said the Republican. ... 

"Last week, [ousted Trump aide Sam] Nunberg helped facilitate a New York Post Page Six item about an argument between Lewandowski and campaign spokeswoman Hope Hicks on a Manhattan sidewalk outside the Trump campaign headquarters ... Nunberg would not comment on whether he had a role ... 'Donald loves to fire people. Why can't he just say it to Corey?' said Nunberg, who blamed Lewandowski for his own firing from the campaign last summer over a years-old racist Facebook post. ... 

"[Roger] Stone emphasizes that he has no formal role with the campaign. But he has fashioned a role for himself as an informal adviser and high-profile surrogate. He has waged a months-long campaign to boost Trump and Manafort, while eviscerating perceived enemies, including Lewandowski ... On his ... Twitter feed, Stone has publicly branded Trump's campaign manager 'Loserdowski.'" http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=421065fa7e08e6e4da39f260070a138734d19d8a6db192a5c5e4a1da5dfb5493 

ABOUT LAST NIGHT: Police call protest a "riot" ... "Protests turn violent outside Trump rally in New Mexico," by AP's Jill Colvin: "In one of the presidential campaign year's more grisly spectacles, protesters at a Donald Trump rally in New Mexico threw burning T-shirts, plastic bottles and other items at police officers, injuring several ... Police responded by firing pepper spray and smoke grenades into the crowd outside the Albuquerque Convention Center. 

"During the rally, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee was interrupted repeatedly by protesters, who shouted, held up banners and resisted removal by security officers. ... Trump later tweeted 'Great rally in New Mexico, amazing crowd!' The altercations left glass at the entrance of the convention center smashed. ... Albuquerque police said several officers were treated for injuries after getting hit by rocks." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=421065fa7e08e6e455b958a25e1787f7433a13047030127f6c0339ea1b15f296

FIRST LOOK: Ruth "The Truth" Marcus promoted at WashPost - "Announcement from Fred Hiatt, Editorial Page editor, Jackson Diehl, deputy editorial page editor, and Jo-Ann Armao, associate editorial page editor: ... Ruth Marcus has agreed to serve as deputy editorial page editor overseeing bylined opinion content, digital and in print. This is a new position, made necessary by both our success and our ambition. ... Ruth will play a key role in the process, ... working with our ... stable of columnists, bloggers and cartoonists; soliciting timely op-eds from guest contributors; and helping design and launch new projects. ...

"As a reporter, editor, editorial writer and columnist, she has covered every major Washington story of the last three decades. With a high news metabolism and impeccable judgment, she delights in debate and is respected by everyone who knows her, all along the political spectrum. Ruth, who will continue to write a weekly column, will begin in her new role immediately. Please join us in welcoming her back to the newsroom, and congratulate us on our good fortune."

OUT AND ABOUT ... Spotted at the 75th anniversary gala for Freedom House at the Newseum: Sen. Dick Durbin (who was honored with the Leadership Award), Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, John Negroponte, and John Harris, sitting at a table with Axel Springer's Herr Ralph B&uuml;chi. B&uuml;chi accepted, on behalf of Axel Springer, POLITICO Europe's joint venture partner, the 2016 corporate leadership award from Freedom House in recognition of the German publisher's brave work defending democracy and a free press in Europe. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=421065fa7e08e6e448f9f172d3beaaced8d9bdaa817c5ceb14577fcad6f25f56 ... Pic by John Harris  http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=421065fa7e08e6e4aedc2a9cd4571e6c16eced644b0717fd28a3cb606c68655e

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HAPPENING TODAY -- From a Clinton campaign official: "At 1030 AM EST, members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) BOLD PAC, the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) PAC and the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus (CAPAC) Leadership PAC will hold a press conference about Donald Trump wishing for the housing crisis that cost millions of families their homes because he wanted to profit off individuals struggling to keep their homes and businesses. They will also highlight Trump's outrageous defense that this is 'the kind of thinking our country needs.'"

CONVENTIONWATCH -- "Sen. Barrasso to chair GOP platform committee at convention," by Burgess Everett: "Barrasso, who serves as chairman of the Senate GOP's policy committee, will oversee the party's efforts to craft a unified agenda with Donald Trump at the top of the ticket. Barrasso is currently the fourth-ranking Republican in the Senate's leadership hierarchy and is considered by his colleagues to be a conservative specialist on energy and health care issues." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=421065fa7e08e6e48ccbdf05741ecc7d7cb5216f19f47925c123f98c6a7356ed 

DEEP DIVE -- "Donald Trump signed off deal designed to deprive US of tens of millions in tax," by The Telegraph's Ruth Sherlock, Edward Malnick and Claire Newell: "Donald Trump signed off on a controversial business deal that was designed to deprive the US Government of tens of millions of dollars in tax ... The billionaire approved a $50 million investment in a company - only for the deal to be rewritten several weeks later as a 'loan'. Experts say that the effect of this move was to skirt vast tax liabilities, and court papers seen by the Telegraph allege that the deal amounted to fraud." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=421065fa7e08e6e4aee949444f2e687ec093effc431f9fcfd6dcb1df968f3c53 

COMING ATTRACTIONS -- "Hillary's summer of scandal," by Josh Gerstein: "A flurry of events set to unfold in the coming days and months could push back into the headlines the controversy over Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server ... A long-awaited State Department inspector general report on the impact of personal email use on recordkeeping at State is expected to be made public any day. And as many Americans prepare for the traditional Memorial Day kickoff to the summer season, longtime Clinton aide Cheryl Mills is scheduled to sit for a sworn deposition Friday in a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit brought by the conservative group Judicial Watch." 
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THE AGENDA's new Water issue -- "Is Washington creating more Flints?" by Danny Vinik: "Accounting for inflation, the [CBO] estimates federal spending on water utilities has dropped 75 percent since 1977. The U.S. population has grown by 100 million people over that time, which means the burden of supplying and cleaning their water has gone up-and is now borne almost entirely by cities and states." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=421065fa7e08e6e4927d8ba851cb48132a811c03c020886d19ebb06cde9e1434 ... Editor Steve Heuser's intro http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=1e794f21ed4c0eac6acd736cb4cc0cb1e29f9bf7e64d8b452a489cc02029d835 ... The whole issue http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=1e794f21ed4c0eac11c837dba3e8bbe0da13c48fa6d804bab177f4d119f87c33 

--"The war over Chesapeake Bay: The government just paid this family to pull up productive farmland-in a huge scheme that stretches the limits of the law, but just might help save a jewel," by Annie Snider: "In the five-and-a-half years since the Obama administration announced the Chesapeake Bay cleanup plan, it has become one of the most contentious environmental battles in the U.S. To its advocates, it's a long-overdue move by Washington to own up to its responsibility to plug the holes in U.S. water law. To opponents, it represents typical Obama excess, using the 1972 Clean Water Act as a blunt instrument to accomplish something it was never intended to do." 
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PLAYBOOK IN-BOX: "American Crossroads Endorses [DWS] in Florida Primary."

SPOTTED: "Vice President Biden at Graffiato [in Chinatown] in the booth second from the window, aisle seat facing towards the room. He seemed deep in conversation with the guys at his table. VPOTUS amicably took photos with the couple dining at a table nearby before leaving the establishment. Upon his departure, someone at Uncle Joe's table noted with excitement, 'Wow! That's a story I'll tell for the rest of my life. The Vice President just sat down and boggied half my pizza!'" ... 

... Ben Ginsberg in Terminal B at DCA, enjoying Fuddruckers ... Jeh Johnson at the Nats game last night. Our tipster said he "felt safe." ... Debbie Wasserman Schultz at the restaurant Pennsylvania 6.

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NEW THIS A.M. ... CEO PAY: TOP 10: "10 highest-paid CEOs for 2015, as calculated by The Associated Press and Equilar, an executive data firm. 1. Dara Khosrowshahi, Expedia, $94.6 million ... 2. Leslie Moonves, CBS, $56.4 million ... 3. Philippe Dauman, Viacom, $54.1 million ... 4. Leonard Schleifer, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, $47.5 million ... 5. Robert Iger, Walt Disney, $43.5 million ... 6. Sandeep Mathrani, General Growth Properties, $39.2 million ... 7. Brian Roberts, Comcast, $36.2 million ... 8. Marissa Mayer, Yahoo, $36 million ... 9. David Cote, Honeywell International, $33.8 million ... 10. Marc Benioff, Salesforce.com, $33.4 million." Mainbar  
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--"Health care CEOs lead the way in 2015 compensation": "Chief executives at health care companies in the Standard & Poor's 500 index made millions more in compensation last year than their counterparts in other industries. A look at the top and bottom-paid CEOs last year, by industry, as calculated by The Associated Press and Equilar, an executive data firm. Top paid: 1. Health care, median compensation of $14.5 million." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=1e794f21ed4c0eacc5675757c5dd7d10f6284812c51d7220b1f6c2faf9783141

PLAYBOOK METRO SECTION -- "Mount Vernon exhibit looks at Washington as slaveholder," by AP's Matthew Barrakat: "The $750,000 exhibition, Lives Bound Together, will explore hard truths about Washington's life as a slaveholder ... A centerpiece of the new exhibit, which will launch in October, is a display of Washington's handwritten list of slaves on the estate from 1799, likely written in preparation for his will." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=1e794f21ed4c0eaca7dea4aef8d1e17f6cac7f86aaaa9453b1f7c7eaed306f57 

KAMALA HARRIS PROFILE - In this Sunday's N.Y. Times Magazine, "Kamala Harris, a 'Top Cop' in the Era of Black Lives Matter," by Emily Bazelon: "As she campaigns to become only the second black woman elected to the U.S. Senate, the California attorney general is trying to chart a middle course on the Democratic Party's most contentious issue: criminal justice." If she wins the June 7 Democratic primary and the general election in November, she will be the first black woman in the Senate since Carol Moseley Braun, the first ever elected, who served one term for Illinois ending 17 years ago. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=1e794f21ed4c0eac3e870ed161a1593fbd89d38dcdaa643208f3b857dd004e90 

--"Teresa Heinz Kerry to step down as chair of Heinz Endowments": "Heinz Kerry, 77, plans to step down in October to pave the way for her sons. ... Andre Heinz, 46, will be the first son to chair the board that oversees the $1.6 billion foundation, which distributed more than $70 million in grants last year. Chris Heinz, 43, will take over in 2020, followed by H. John Heinz IV, 49, in 2024." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=1e794f21ed4c0eac272fb41dd405d6f6bb7a183aa49c4067af6ca23a2402da92 

HOT VIDEO - The ultimate '90s Trump/Clinton video -- Matt Negrin and Steve Yaccino of Bloomberg Politics -- "a ridiculous mashup of '90s nostalgia and Trump/Clinton images and a cameo by the lead singer of Spin Doctors, Chris Barron, who asks if Bill Clinton's history in the 90s is a "pocketful of kryptonite" for Hillary. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=1e794f21ed4c0eac96983421e27b59698a9150de0c6d198ab5bd8bdacb746bd9 

--"Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) sits down with Chelsea Handler on her new Netflix show to talk about what it's like to work in man's world, and how Hollywood and politics are a bit more similar than one may think." Clip http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=1e794f21ed4c0eac554640749ebe9ca30d7763008c7a2def9e5c2e1774148926 

MEDIAWATCH -- JOSH ROGIN hired at WashPost, "The Washington Post begins global expansion of Opinions": "The initiative first launches in Europe, where it will be anchored by Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Anne Applebaum, intensifying The Post's coverage of Europe and U.S.-European relations through expert commentary, editorials and op-eds from writers in the region as well as interviews with world leaders and first-person accounts from news-makers. ... As The Post broadens its opinion content internationally, it also bolsters coverage of U.S. foreign policy in Washington, D.C. with the addition of columnist Josh Rogin who will anchor a heavily-reported opinion blog focusing on diplomacy and
 foreign affairs." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=71dfe5fe177fd2ec7542e3c585602c846b99f012e3f155d98240f4739306531f 

--IZZY POVICH leaves MSNBC -- Phil Griffin emails the staff: "Povich has decided to leave MSNBC after 19 outstanding years (from Homepage to Countdown to the revamp of MSNBC dayside this past year). ... She's a brilliant and creative producer, a skillful manager, a fearless fighter and a great friend. Izzy now has her sights set on new horizons and new adventures. I for one hope it first includes a pit-stop on a beautiful beach, drink in hand, surrounded by Molly, Ben and Andrew."

WASHINGTON, INC. -- "Laurel Strategies, Inc. Expands Bench of Expertise": "[F]ormer Intel President Ren&eacute;e James is joining Laurel's Board of Advisors, and communications specialist David Meadvin is joining as Managing Director. ... In the private sector, David led executive communications functions for Facebook, Bloomberg L.P. and the financial services firm Citadel, and was also president of Inkwell Strategies. In the public sector, [he w]as chief speechwriter for the U.S. Senate Majority Leader." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=71dfe5fe177fd2ecc264d1646ecb6d386d95952ee7982c2305d532a73558ed19 

TRANSITIONS -- "GOPAC announces Jessica Curtis joining as executive director": "Jessica Curtis, former Producer of Special Events & Politics at Fox News Radio, will be joining the organization as Executive Director. ... [S]he will direct the national expansion plan to strengthen the organization's mission as the Republican Party's premier center for educating and electing a new generation of leaders. ... Curtis is a NRA Certified Instructor in the fields of Pistol and Personal Protection." 

--"Bully Pulpit Interactive welcomes Elizabeth Eadie as Director of Creative Services. Eadie joins BPI from the Democratic National Committee where she served as Deputy Digital Director and former Creative Director, where she built the DNC's strong visual brand. ... She will direct the agency's creative point of view, oversee BPI's design team and elevate the agency's visual and branding services."

NEXT 5 SUPER BOWLS (last three announced yesterday) ... 2017: Houston ... 2018: Minneapolis ... 2019: Atlanta ... 2020: South Florida (Miami Gardens) ... 2021: Los Angeles.

--CBS Sports: "It's pretty obvious how to land a Super Bowl in the modern NFL: spend money. Atlanta and Los Angeles both have new stadiums coming (the Falcons Mercedes-Benz Stadium will be ready in 2017) and the massive Los Angeles stadium project for the Rams is slated for 2019." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=71dfe5fe177fd2ecc1d0309d541dc7b5c9b7f178fc099f7a24b0fa9169fdb606 

--L.A. Times A1, at fold, "Super Bowl is coming back to L.A. in 2021: NFL owners vote to return league's biggest event to the city for first time since 1993" http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=71dfe5fe177fd2ec9537ce925cf9ddecd3d90f6fe1710e4969d598bd753c1e36 .. Miami Herald  http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=71dfe5fe177fd2ec574fc2851abc1f2c6166ff80ee171b5200fe1a890565b179 ... (Fort Lauderdale) South Florida Sun Sentinel http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=71dfe5fe177fd2ec7ac65bb30441b5aa9d13521601bfb1e7732c72ebc69583f0 ... Atlanta Journal-Constitution A1, below fold, "New stadium lures Super Bowl: ATLANTA LANDS 2019 SUPER BOWL -- Estimated cost of hosting game $46M; 3rd SB for Atlanta." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=71dfe5fe177fd2ec663c67aace50d3cc1c437b9dae3a12e04aa4a85af8598303 

BIRTHDAYS: Sen. Amy Klobuchar is 56 (h/t Colin Milligan) ... Politico's Anna Palmer, the pride of Kindred, N.D. ... David Martosko, U.S. political editor for The Daily Mail ... Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is 6-0 ... DCCC and DGA alum Emily Bittner ... former White House news secretary Ron Nessen is 82 ... Kate Ackley Zeller, reporter at CQ Now, covering influence and money ... James "Britton" Rethmeier, son of Caton and Blaine, is 9 ... Mike Russell, bourbon authority, avid diver and SVP at CRC Public Relations (h/t Joe Brettell) ... Argentina turns 106 on its Revolution Day and Jordan turns 70 on its Independence Day (h/t @BCIU) ... Megan Van Etten, senior manager of media relations at the
 U.S. Chamber of Commerce (h/ts her loving husband Todd and Blair Latoff Holmes) ... Tim Zenk, EVP of business development at Algenol Biofuels ... Laurie Rubiner, chief of staff for Sen. Richard Blumenthal, celebrating with Chris (h/ts Jon Haber) ... Alycyn Keeling, executive director at The Wallace Theater Project and a Bush 43 Education Dept. alum ... Reps. Steve Russell (R-Okla.) and Ed Whitfield (R-Ky.) ... John Flynn ... 

... Britt Kahn, Conan O'Brien political booker (h/t Tammy Haddad)... Dorrance Smith ... Sean Rushton, senior policy advisor for Ted Cruz ... former White House press secretary Ron Nessen is 82 ... Alice Germond ... Lesley Sillaman ... Capricia Marshall (h/ts Teresa Vilmain) ... Beth Foster, former OFA deputy field director for Virginia -- Saints superfan and Hamilton College alumnus ... Politico alum Jennifer Martinez ... Margaret Dobrydnio ... 

... NYT alum Carla Robbins, now adjunct senior fellow at CFR ... Phil Karsting, administrator of the Foreign Agricultural Service and a Kohl alum ... James Dellinger ... Steve Petersen ... Bob Loughlin ... Tali Looney ... Carol Thompson ... Jim Doak ... Conor Powell, Fox News foreign correspondent ... Alice Mooney ... Jason Lilly ... Brian Flaherty, SVP of public policy at CBIA ... Matthew Colbert, founder and CEO of Spend Curiously ... Matt Lakin ... Alan Brody ... Charlie Fromstein ... actress Ann Robinson is 87... author W.P. Kinsella is 81 ... movie director and Muppeteer Frank Oz is 72... actor-comedian Mike Myers is 53 ... Anne Heche is 47 ... Sidney and Lindsay Greenbush (alternated
 as Carrie Ingalls on "Little House on the Prairie") are 46 ... Olympic gold medal gymnast Aly Raisman is 22 (h/ts AP)

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