All hell is going to break loose tomorrow.

Just understand this. All hell is going to break loose tomorrow.

It's going to be moving. It's going to be quick.

That was Steve Mennon back on January 5th.

The day before Trump supporters attacked the U.S. Capitol, It is a different hell breaking loose this morning.

As today, he's expected to turn himself in after being indicted by a federal grand jury for two counts of contempt of Congress.

We'll go live to the courthouse for that.

It's going to be interesting to see what happens with Mark Meadows. Is he going to follow him

to being indicted? Or is he going to actually follow the subpoena? We'll see. It's going to be

fascinating. Also today, President Biden puts pen to paper on the largest infrastructure package

in a generation. He'll sign the trillion-dollar bipartisan bill at a ceremony this afternoon,

and we'll go live to the White House. Talk about that. Well, you know, Mika, also, if you look

at some of the poll numbers that are out, there's always a question of where Joe Biden's sitting,

what the agenda's looking like. Joe Biden's numbers low. A poll that we're going to be showing

you this morning shows that his numbers are in the low 40s. A bit of good news if you're Joe Biden

and bad news. The bad news is he's not doing well with independence. The good news is

that he's 17 points off with Democrats. Those are obviously

people that come home or 16, 16% Democrats are not supportive right now. You know, those voters

usually come home, almost always come home. But it's the independence where he's sitting at 58%

disapproval that he obviously will have to work on. But you look at where he's sitting and where

his legislation is. The bipartisan infrastructure bill overwhelmingly popular,

63% of Americans, 63% of Americans support this bill. Now, I want you to just

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