Good Monday morning. I'm Anna Palmer and welcome to your Politico Playbook audio briefing, sponsored by United Health Group.

And I'm Jake Sherman. If you have a legislative priority, this is the week to bring it up as Congress has its last must-pass bill of the year on the floor.

The massive omnibus spending package, which will fund government to the end of September, could include language on everything

from campaign finance to pesticides. It will come out today. Bob Corker will meet with Mike Pompeo this

afternoon as he begins to make his rounds before his confirmation hearings. The Senate Foreign

Relations Committee, which Corker chairs, will hold hearings on Pompeo's nomination for Secretary

of State in April. We've got a first in playbook.

Vogue is profiling Kamala Harris in the April issue, reporting that Harris doesn't back down

and on the persisting 2020 rumors. In the Department of Early and Often, Senate Majority Pack

just reported spending more than $300,000 to boost Senator Claire McCaskill

in Missouri and dump on her opponent, Josh Hawley.

Meanwhile, here's a quick look at what's happening in Trump World.

The New York Times is reporting that Trump is newly emboldened, saying what he really feels.

While New York Magazine is diving deep into what Hope Hicks knows and how her departure has created

even deeper chaos in the White House.

In the Department of This Happens to All of Us, CNN is reporting that Ivanka and Jared's

helicopter had to return to an airport in D.C. on Thursday after one of its engines failed.

No word on why the two were traveling by helicopter

and not plane. Dan Diamond has the preview of Trump's opioid address, which will now scale

back plans to punish drug dealers. Today, the president and first lady will head to Manchester,

New Hampshire. Trump will give a speech at Manchester Community College about combating the opioid

crisis, and they are then scheduled

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