Subject: Playbook Power Briefing, presented by Chevron: Dems reckon with Crowley fallout, and what’s on McConnell’s mind
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Today's Playbook Power Briefing presented by Chevron 
            
By ANNA PALMER ([email-masked]; @apalmerdc), JAKE SHERMAN ([email-masked]; @JakeSherman), DANIEL LIPPMAN ([email-masked]; @dlippman) and AKELA LACY ([email-masked]; @akela_lacy)

        
WHAT HOUSE DEMOCRATS ARE SAYING ABOUT JOE CROWLEY LOSING ... 

-- HOUSE MINORITY LEADER NANCY PELOSI (D-CALIF.): "It's interesting to me, as one who's been involved in the political arena for a long time, how everyone has all their analysis within hours of the election taking place. ... They made a choice in one district. So let's not get yourself carried away as an expert on demographics and the rest of that within the caucus or outside the caucus. ... The fact that in a very progressive district in New York, it went more progressive than -- well, Joe Crowley is a progressive -- but more to the left than Joe Crowley is about that district. It is not to be viewed as something that stands for everything else." 

-- REP. JIM CLYBURN (R-S.C.), the No. 3 House Democrat: "Stuff happens. ... I listened to some of the stuff said in the campaign, and maybe it worked." DID IT SURPRISE YOU? "Oh yeah. I was surprised that he lost, I'm not surprised that people are interested in change. I hear it in my own district all the time."

Good Wednesday afternoon. We sat down this morning with SENATE MAJORITY LEADER MITCH MCCONNELL. Here are some highlights:

-- ON HOLDING THE SEAT OPEN FOR GORSUCH ... "The president has sent out a series of nominations for the circuit courts and for the Gorsuch vacancy that I think begin to remove the courts from basically acting like legislators. Scalia used to say, 'If you want to make policy, why don't you run for office?' ... 

"I think it was the single most consequential decision I've ever made. People often ask me, 'Okay, what's the point of being majority leader?' It's the schedule, the decision about what to do or what not to do. And I felt very confident that had the shoe been on the other foot, a Democratic Senate simply would not have confirmed a Supreme Court nominee by a Republican president in the middle of an election." 

-- ON THE JUDGES ... "I think it's the single most important thing we're doing. ... Only about 20 years in the last hundred have Republicans had the White House, the House and the Senate at the same time. And Democrats have had a period of overwhelming dominance -- the New Deal, the Great Society, the first few years of Barack Obama. 

"My view was, the American people had given us an opportunity to move the country right of center. We wanted to take every opportunity to do that that we could, even with a narrow margin. And I think the longest impact we could have on the future of the country would be through the court system. 

"The 21 circuit judges that we've confirmed -- it's not only a record, but it's one eighth of the circuit courts in America confirmed in a year and a half. The 12 we did last year was the most since the modern circuit court system was established in 1891." 

-- ON THE BORDER ... ANNA: "We can talk kind of 30,000 feet about racism and this immigration debate. This has been something that's been thrown at you in the primaries, at your wife, at your family, felt directly ... Are you concerned that this debate ... is motivated by nativist feelings?" ... MCCONNELL: "There does seem to be a kind of high level of just -- anger. And some behavioral issues I would say ... I am disturbed by the feeling that we can't just have a good old-fashioned argument without losing our temper." ... JAKE: "Some of that must come from the White House, there's no question about that." ... MCCONNELL: "I think both sides could relearn a lesson. It would be good for all
 of us." 

-- ON THE TRAVEL BAN ... "I think what you see on display here ... is a court that's reluctant to overturn elected officials' views unless it's a clear violation of the Constitution. And that's the definition of strict construction. Justice Scalia ... always described what a good judge was. He said: 'You're not a very good judge if you're not occasionally unhappy with the result you reach because it's dictated by the law or the Constitution.'" 

-- ON JOE CROWLEY'S LOSS: "It was a stunning development. The energy in the Democratic Party is self-avowed socialists, open borders, we even had a credible potential candidate for president in 2020 suggest we get rid of ICE. ... I think the Democrats are going hard left. ... I think it's a general election problem for them in a number of places, and a real drag on the party in terms of appealing to American voters who I don't think want us to turn into a European socialist country." 

-- ON THE INVESTIGATIONS -- "I think we all wish this would finally conclude. But I've not been somebody who thought we ought to shut it down. I think he ought to finish up -- the IG finished. ... All of us would like to see it concluded." 

-- ON LEGISLATIVE EFFORTS TO RESTRICT THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH'S USE OF TARIFFS: "The Finance Committee is going to take a look at that whole area, which is a matter of some concern to our members. Just to take you back just a couple of years, on trade in general -- [John] Boehner and I were allied with President Obama against Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid on trade promotion authority, which basically confirmed that the president does have almost all the ball control on trade. ... So, yeah, there is concern in the conference. 

"Just look at my state, for example. We make Toyota Camrys. And the price of steel seems to be headed up. We're the home of bourbon -- proudly -- and the price of bourbon seems to be headed up. ... We've all discussed this with the president a lot. And there may be a legislative solution to it, and Orrin [Hatch] is working on that and I'll take a look at it." 

CATCH UP on the rest of the interview with Nolan McCaskill's take http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=e900960ba389d159c45bfab66bcfc8bc24783691cff7b9b1767ae89e19485de5671b2ccb49c43aab136bbaa106814f47 ... Watch the full interview http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=587dbbe57e8e97b2e50b0ce1389cdd1a97bf9e3001b8ce6e3a66b4aa404a377db67ed406f8efccd240bf6154643853a1 

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FROM FOX NEWS TO THE WHITE HOUSE ... "Former Fox News executive Bill Shine considered for White House communications role," by Annie Karni and Eliana Johnson: "Bill Shine, the former Fox News executive who was ousted from the network over his handling of sexual harassment claims, is close to being tapped as President Donald Trump's next communications director, according to multiple people familiar with the process. Shine, a prot&eacute;g&eacute; of the late Roger Ailes, has in the past flirted with the idea of joining the administration in a senior post, but taken himself out of consideration.

"In recent months, however, a person familiar with his plans told POLITICO, Shine has been at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida spending quality time with the president and their mutual close friend, Fox News host Sean Hannity." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=b70eceda7f96b1b4704d19e9e2d0a5f370f4a904a8d5961f909e9fc7c2695a4111ababf7a506283b1148ba047c0e3d84

PENCE WATCH ... THE VP is in Manaus, Brazil, where he'll visit a shelter, per pool. TOMORROW: Pence and DHS Secretary Kristjen Nielsen will have a meeting with the presidents of Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras in Guatemala about the "U.S. migrant crisis," an aide said.

MORE FROM SCOTUS -- "Supreme Court deals blow to public-sector unions," by Josh Gerstein: "[The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday] that public-sector unions may not charge non-members mandatory fees, dealing a financial blow to organized labor on the eve of a competitive midterm election campaign. In a 5-4 decision, the justices ruled that forced collection of so-called agency fees violates public employees' First Amendment right not to back union activity." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=71f8763233e0ed0b8e36e11818d15e4836e2ff0c4561dc4350082c73f2f21b6ff3e0a03123bb9700e2c10a1b3b13782a 

-- "Teachers unions reel at court decision curbing political clout," by Kimberly Hefling and Mel Leonor: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4541ec8343c4534c00d681c70fad5e8899ebfa277f885efb60de9d0b43a4c910e1e39cd952a163a1002543b2a6fddf4d 

AT 1600 PENN -- @johnrobertsFox: "BREAKING: Expect @realDonaldTrump will announce date/location for Putin summit tomorrow".

IMMIGRATION WATCH -- "Reversing course, Trump urges House GOP to pass immigration bill," by Rachael Bade and Louis Nelson: "President Donald Trump issued an all-caps call on Twitter Wednesday for House Republicans to pass immigration reform legislation, a sharp reversal from last week, when he said Republicans were 'wasting their time' trying to pass such a measure.

"But House Republicans say it's probably too little, too late. Senior GOP sources still expect their carefully crafted immigration bill to fail in a Wednesday afternoon vote - though the whip team has set to work to see if Trump's comments can bolster their numbers. If Trump really wanted this bill to pass, they argue, he should have tweeted his endorsement last week instead of sending mixed signals to the party." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=548f376b0442ac6a0018fc968efc10d1d814c7d7a8f68e8731afd0992179fef6b88697893eca7d3c4da6993aecc71c28

ELIANA JOHNSON, "How Stephen Miller is winning - and losing - as Trump's immigration czar": "For the past two months, a handful of immigration hawks from across the government have assembled in Stephen Miller's West Wing office on a weekly basis to chart the course of the Trump administration's immigration policy. Led by Miller, President Donald Trump's senior policy adviser and the architect of his hard-line approach to immigration, the meetings have replaced the usual interagency process involving key agency officials and remained largely out of view to the rest of the administration. ...

"The back-channel immigration meetings include several alumni from the office of former Sen. Jeff Sessions, who was for years the leading immigration hawk on Capitol Hill before becoming attorney general. Miller is the most prominent, but others include Gene Hamilton and Danielle Cutrona, now senior advisers to Sessions at the Department of Justice, and John Walk, a lawyer in the White House counsel's office and Sessions' son-in-law. Julia Hahn, a junior White House communications aide who previously worked for Bannon at Breitbart, also attends." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=b26ad51aee66e09dc4bde3f6076ff21bc6bd8c329c4e6b504c5745523febfbb804bcb8cbf84b2c30dda0e034d1eceee1

MORE ON THE INVESTIGATIONS ... "House to escalate Mueller document demand with Thursday vote" by Kyle Cheney and John Bresnahan: "The House is preparing to vote Thursday on a measure chastising the Justice Department for withholding what Republicans say are critical documents connected to special counsel Robert Mueller's ongoing investigation.

"The resolution is unenforceable but would for the first time put the Republican-led House on record demanding sensitive DOJ documents, escalating a confrontation that has so far been confined to a handful of powerful House committees. The resolution repeatedly accuses the DOJ of 'non-compliance' with House subpoenas - including several issued by the House Intelligence and Judiciary Committees. And it demands the agency turn over all requested documents by July 6." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=537884f9f8817ef1e75320a4fcc609647bd31b9822d75242c7f985dff2ef16faaa5af051b0e9b46f8c6f4a8bbccce254 

PRUITT FILES -- "Why a Hollywood hotshot emailed Pruitt's top aide," by E&E's Scott Waldman, whose birthday is tomorrow: "[W]hen Ari Emanuel - the co-CEO of the William Morris Endeavor entertainment company ... had a question about environmental rules, he got in touch with EPA Chief of Staff Ryan Jackson. Emanuel ... wanted to talk to EPA officials about importing a polluting 'people mover' van from Asia. Ari Emanuel sent a few terse emails to Jackson last summer, according to documents recently released to the Sierra Club under the Freedom of Information Act. ...

"A source close to Emanuel told E&E News that it's Emanuel's style to talk directly with the head of an organization when he wants to get something done. For instance, when Emanuel has an issue about his local Starbucks, he just calls Howard Schultz, the company's executive chairman, the source explained." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=7f6d8be4489d2250df38ac844405efadd7d5f8b9e26b0b38d23e3a1d8ebd28836fb305200a73f1a8c9c1789acd9ae20f 

-- ALEX GUILLEN and ANTHONY ADRAGNA: "Conservatives wanted Pruitt to derail a climate report - by removing an EPA employee": "Conservative allies of EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt lobbied last year to remove a career agency staffer in hopes of stopping the release of a government-wide report on the science of climate change, newly released emails show. The attempt was unsuccessful, even after a member of President Donald Trump's EPA landing team emailed Pruitt's chief of staff, Ryan Jackson, in June. 

"But the previously unreported effort showed how far some conservatives are willing to go to undermine accepted climate science, even as Pruitt went about dismantling the Obama administration's biggest climate initiatives and persuaded Trump to withdraw from the 2015 Paris agreement. ... 

"Some conservative activists ... [pushed] EPA to 'recall and replace' Lisa Matthews, a career EPA staffer who worked for the committee overseeing the congressionally mandated report, according to an email to Jackson from former EPA enforcement attorney David Schnare." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=26ac4df0c38700199413e07df1db8b077eb9cff0f5cc485f69c1e8f499c1460e73c4e8c4a42562ee070b41f3701a2fb5 

BREAKING -- "Man accused of driving into crowd at 'Unite the Right' rally charged with federal hate crimes," by WaPo's Joe Heim and Devlin Barrett: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=b2fb6634d67292ff13dccece625deae1f3b1c5e3b7754aa67eafdf9c04f0d85781af4d6187d128e4424f9eafab9066b9 

BEN JEALOUS gets a web video from Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's reelection campaign. Watch http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=6e7b2949d3ee2ce3f2c9b3860b14c9e49ec6d4a0741524fa5be144a94df4b248ce2ffaf4a52137d39737f9b28147f105 

BOB CAREY to DAN DIAMOND: 'What has been done to these children ... it's what totalitarian regimes do as a form of torture.' The former head of HHS' Office of Refugee Resettlement appeared on POLITICO's "Pulse Check" podcast, where he explained why the agency isn't well-positioned to put families back together, after the Trump administration's policies ripped them apart.

"It's going to be difficult in this circumstance because all the systems within ORR have been developed to reunify children with parents who are already present in the United States," Carey said. "That's very different from trying to reunify a child with a parent who may be in a detention facility. There are legal and logistical challenges with doing that." Listen to the podcast http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=a042eda1b363a85da41faea49238ef490fcdc77021a5247f6e296898e7c52319099ef379ca7fb59b007f9074404c856d 

SEN. CORY BOOKER (D-N.J.) has an op-ed for Brookings: "The American Dream Deferred" http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=26a0eac86260c301790929772fa0734bbb5341b597e1c62f9119279521f62d815f5499f6f40af022f16eadb8404e74bf 

SPOTTED at Belly Up late last night in Aspen: David Bradley, David Brooks, John Kerry chatting with Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, and Laurene Powell Jobs dancing to the music. Kerry told our tipster that he's been reading "Sapiens" and Powell Jobs has been reading "Evicted".

DANIEL'S POSTCARD FROM ASPEN - STEVE CLEMONS interviewed DAVID MILIBAND, president and CEO of the International Rescue Committee: "What I did not realize is that the work of rescue is not just about them, the people who we are helping. It's actually about us. It's about what we in the Western world stand for and whether on the values of what we write in our laws and our constitutions mean anything. ... 

"Refugees who come here are more likely to be in work than the average American. They're going to be taxpayers, not welfare recipients. They actually pay back their car loans in greater proportion than the rest of the United States. Levels of criminality are below the American average. ... 

"There are 50,000 Iraqis who've worked for your government as translators of the military or translators of diplomats who've applied to come here under something that was called the Special Immigrant Visa program. It's is now called the P2 visa program. This fiscal year, 36 of those people have been allowed to come to the United States even though they put their lives on the line for you and your government." Full video http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=fede5ca7e441760eedc155fe4f97ba462f449d1265985cd399a0d372cef90bac15fd3ed693383dd21b0d10601fae196f

ASPEN PARTY CIRCUIT -- SPOTTED at a dinner last night at Tom and Margot Pritzker's house in Aspen: John Kerry, German Ambassador Peter Wittig, Marty Baron, Peter Salovey, Jeffrey Rosen, Orville Schell, Carol Christ, David Leonhardt, David Miliband, Nicholas Thomson and Jung Pak.

-- SPOTTED last night at a dinner sponsored by the Paul E. Singer Foundation at Laura and Gary Lauder's house with a discussion on the Mideast with Yossi Klein Halevi, Dan Senor, Bari Weiss, Bashar Masri and Michal Rovner: Paul Singer, Terry Kassel, Judith and Leonard Lauder, Steve Case, Campbell Brown, Stuart Weitzman, Jay Lefkowitz, Evelyn Farkas, Daniel Bonner, Carole and Gordon Segal, Erik Schatzker, Reihan Salam, Tobey and Mark Dichter, Stu Eizenstat, Kyle Dropp, Max Neuberger, Talia Lefkowitz and Harry Zieve Cohen.

-- SPOTTED at the Southern Company reception yesterday at Aspen Ideas: Tom Fanning, Chris Womack, David Bradley, Larry Summers, Gary Lauder, Steve Case, Steve Clemons, David Brooks, Gloria Dittus, Jeff Goldberg, Kitty Boone, Eric Motley, Evelyn Farkas, DJ Spooky, Fred Humphries, Deb Fallows, Craig McLean and Gary Pinkus.

MEDIAWATCH -- David Ingram is joining NBC News digital as a tech reporter. He previously was a San Francisco-based correspondent for Reuters.

TRANSITION -- JUSTIN RZEPKA is joining BGR Group as a vice president. He currently is at NCTA and will primarily focus on technology and telecom.

SPOTTED: Kentucky Democratic congressional candidate Amy McGrath at Firehook on Penn Tuesday afternoon discussing her campaign. She was in D.C. for the day for political meetings and had a fundraiser last night that was hosted by Rep. Susan Davis (D-Calif.). Pics http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=e9dfe3ab53d9fe47f1b69ab744b5f74fa665d214a33e627749bba506539d12c59eedc1baca18fec93d8ff64dd214791c ... http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=e77c99a9a084f80344ffc6fc4936341c7e1adcc91bbf0496e92266fa4a88a6983f807d123f9dddd8d8ee2b4c354ce6c0 

OUT AND ABOUT -- SPOTTED at a dinner last night honoring Qatari Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Jassim Al Thani hosted by Esther Coopersmith at her house: Qatari Ambassador Meshal Hamad Al Thani, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, Eli Miller, Reps. Joe Kennedy (D-Mass.), Bill Keating (D-Mass.), Jim Himes (D-Conn.), Brendan Boyle (D-Pa.) and Drew Ferguson (R-Ga.), Bob Crowe, Ambassador Ronald Newman, Ambassador Ann Peterson, Matthew McGrath, Dean Read, and Ilona Shtrom.

-- SPOTTED last night at the residence of the French Ambassador to the U.S., G&eacute;rard Araud, for an HBS Club of Washington, D.C. CEO Roundtable Salon dinner: Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and Hilary Geary Ross, Sen. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) and Susan Blumenthal, Antonio Alves, Elizabeth Bagley, Wolf Blitzer, Adam Falkoff, Alessandro Farmeschi, Todd Hitt, Cindy Jones, Charles and Susan Rivkin and Mark Tercek.

-- SPOTTED at a Kansas Society Banquet last night honoring Rep. Lynn Jenkins (R-Kan.) as Kansan of the Year: Sen. Pat Roberts (R-Kan.), Kansas GOP Reps. Kevin Yoder, Roger Marshall and Ron Estes, Colin Brainard, Emily Mueller, Annie Dwyer, Ashleigh De la Torre, Sean Fitzpatrick, Katherine Raab, Andrew Shore, Pat Leopold, Lauren Stockwell and Tom Brandt.

-- SPOTTED at Chevron's "Red, White and Blue" party yesterday as part of the World Gas Conference: Speaker Paul Ryan, Chevron CEO Mike Wirth, Reps. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.), Garrett Graves (R-La.), Jim Costa (D-Calif.), Bill Flores (R-Texas), Mike Johnson (R-La.), Rob Wittman (R-Va.), Paul Cook (R-Calif.), Bill Johnson (R-Ohio), Gregg Harper (R-Miss.), Bruce Westerman (R-Ark.) and Steve Pearce (R-N.M.).

WELCOME TO THE WORLD -- CNN correspondent Pamela Brown and her husband welcomed the birth of their first son on Friday at 11:16 a.m. weighing six pounds, eight ounces and 19 inches long. They have not publicly revealed the name. Pics  http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=fe63d8c593dfa540f668e0c3427cf773096cb5a971a4803359831a8141a4689509904e18eb70e23f0587fdba2827efe6 ... http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=3d5330e057eb5ed2602c3e85363ecfa0c1305b1d0fadc5eb9220c94df47e687af71d8584bf527af5c32389b271f75068 ...  http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=be3c00c80af957ac24e18a3ed3794508bb9e8f0a2980bee81aa010a69470f03a9fcf5c01f37a0db9b9b13f0cdaf9f1ee

WEEKEND WEDDING -- Ben Macmillan Bell, an investment banking associate at Deutsche Bank and a recent Georgetown MBA grad, this weekend married Allie Federle, who has a jewelry line called 76 and Maine and also works for MM La Fleur. Pics http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=301f378011469c7bafa8533c5e51fe72967bfdae2b4248050b9730b0122741d4eb568bffb15a60e6570030204349994a ... http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=c2f220e2585fcc529e11dbf40134e181524993a6c3ecc5511abcb4f6f38cb4b561f691fb83416946b13bc3e192ae23bc

ENGAGED -- Campbell Rawlins, a senior account director at the PR firm Simoneink and a freelance journalist and former fellow with the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, proposed to Mary Scott Neill, a second grade teacher at Beauvoir. Pic http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8fa5721ad3afc6563f75edb4ebc44b607ba3fb1080d2051b4626a15d69a2178ee59114cc130c0a52b02f4175d6f275e3 

BONUS BIRTHDAY OF THE DAY: Jesse Lehrich, comms director for OFA and former foreign policy spokesperson for Hillary Clinton, is 28. How he got his start in politics:"My first real experience in politics was as an intern in a field office in Colorado Springs on the 2008 Obama campaign. ... Within my first week, I had the lovely experience of being accosted by a 9/11 conspiracy theorist who was demanding to know whether I was 'a dupe or an accomplice' - I think I eventually settled on 'dupe' and then called the police. That was the last field office I worked in..." Q&A: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d86524f67d23e01bfd81bfad4ad77d17d89512efd2eb3487e815f419e34d0ba4eea10e277ad84b5e87d0d11f2db6c286 

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