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All right. joining us from washington, d.c., with a look at axios a.m. editor in chief for axios and making his "morning joe" "first look" debut, nicholas johnson. what's the one big thing for this morning? >> we're looking at trump's cave on china. you remember the rhetoric from earlier this year about a coming trade war that sent markets reeling. markets are at new highs thanks to the changing tone over the weekend when treasury secretary steve mnuchin came out and said a trade war is on hold. think we're looking at why trump changed his tone on china. >> so talk to me about the role that no...

With a look at axios a.m., political reporter for axios, alexi mccammen. talk to me about your one big thing this morning? >> it's a look inside president trump's 2020 re-election campaign. staffers close to him have told us they have about fewer than 10 staff members working on this quiet re-election campaign for 2020 in the basement of the republican national committee here in washington, d.c. and the message they're going to push in 2020 during the election is one of the economy and security and change. >> interesting. change. from an incumbent to say the least. talking about the stakes the...

Boxes the president in. ian bremer points out that the united states cannot now credibly threaten preemption when as he says, peace is breaking out all over the korean peninsula, and a little spoiler for your viewers, when axios a.m. drops in a couple of minutes, the tweet duh jour will be ian bremer predicting that perhaps trump, xi, and the leadsers of north and south korea could share the nobel prize. >> wow, that would be quite something to see. how do you think that this historic day and the leaders of north and south korea will affect president trump's standing in washington? how do you ...

A look at axios a.m. co-founder. talking about axios's one big thing for today. >> the newsletter is going 0 to look at what we're calling trump's worst nightmare outside of robert mueller. that is you have a growing number of republicans who fear they could lose both the house and the senate. most republicans thought the house was always in play. but there's a growing number of signs that senate in fact could be in play. and it shouldn't be the case. because so many of these seats that are up this cycle are in the hands of, of democrats who should be really vulnerable because these democrats ...

If you focus on today, tomorrow has a way of working itself out. ♪ welcome back, everybody. joining us from washington with a look at axios a.m., mike allen. talk to me about what one big thing is this morning? >> good monday morning as we start earth week. and axios' one big thing is counterprogramming the trump show. so the trump show finally has competition for air time. this, of course, from james