Good Thursday morning. I'm Anna Palmer and welcome to your Politico Playbook audio briefing, sponsored by AARP.

Breaking this morning, the New York Times is reporting that WikiLeaks founder Juliana Sange was arrested in London.

Aliana Johnson, Nancy Cook, and Anita Kumar report that Trump is presenting two public faces on immigration, while the post reports

that wait times at the border soar as officers are reassigned to deal with migrants.

On the 2020 front, the Times reports on Pete versus the Pence's and the money primary.

Unofficial fundraising halls so far for the first three months of 2019 are

Bernie Sanders with $18.2 million, Kamala Harris with $12 million, Beto O'Rourke, 9.4 million, Pete Buttigieg,

7 million, Elizabeth Warren, 6 million, and Corey Booker, 5 million.

USA Today reports in the new DNC War room and how they are focused on opposition research

that will be hyper-focused on the impact of Trump's policies on local communities.

Alex Isisat reports that Bill Steppian and Justin Clark are joining West Virginia Governor

Justice's campaign, and Brian Fowler reports that Treasury missed the congressional deadline for turning over Trump's

tax returns.

Here's what's on Trump's schedule today.

The President and First Lady Melania Trump will meet with the President of South Korea at 1210 p.m.

They will take part in a larger bilateral working lunch at 1240 p.m.

And Trump will then meet with World War II veterans in the Oval Office.

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