President Joe Biden could announce his reelection campaign as soon as tomorrow.

I'm getting there.

We're back into the show. Remember, setting up a potential 2020 rematch with Donald Trump.

We'll look at new polling on how voters feel about a second term for Biden and Donald Trump's

mounting legal issues.

Are you really excited about that rematch, huh?

I don't know. Are they?

Meanwhile on Capitol Hill, the House is expected to vote this week on Speaker Kevin McCarthy's plan

to raise the debt ceiling. Also ahead, the State Department pulls U.S. personnel out of the

embassy in Sudan amid fears fighting in the country. We'll have the latest on the deadly conflict.

And what's next for thousands of Americans who are still over there?

Plus, we'll dig into new reporting on a possible spring counteroffensive from Ukraine.

Looks like the Russians are actually retreating or are starting to evacuate people from areas

around Kyrsán, which suggests a retreat is coming up for the Russians.

It's, you can't, Ukraine again is trying to regain land controlled by Russian forces.

And that will ultimately, in the end, whenever that is, it's going to involve some very,

very deep negotiations as it pretends to land they took now as opposed to Crimea.

Good morning and welcome to Morning Joe. It's Monday, April 24th.

There's our good morning with us. We have the host of Way Too Early White House Bill Chief

at Politico, Jonathan Lemire, president of the National Action Network and host of MSNBC's

Politics Nation. Reverend Al Sharpton is with us and member of the New York Times editorial board

Marrake joins us this morning along with senior calmness for the Daily Beast Matt Lewis and US

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