And for more on the president's address to a joint session of Congress tonight, let's bring in our White House correspondent, Larborough-Nopez, and our congressional correspondent Lisa Desjardin, both of them on Capitol Hill.

Laura, let's begin with you. Give us a preview of what we should expect to hear from President Trump tonight.

Omna, we expect President Trump to address this ongoing effort to strike a peace deal between

Ukraine and Russia.

Now, one thing to watch for is whether or not President Trump decides to continue to criticize

Ukraine.

The president in the past has repeatedly said that Ukraine started the war, which is false.

And the other thing that we're watching for is how he talks about his deportation plan.

That is something that is expected to be a part of his speech.

The president has been frustrated with the pace of deportations by his administration.

And Bordersar Tom Homan, the president's Borders are said today that the administration

needs more money from Congress for flights and for beds to carry out

their deportation plan.

The president is also expected to continue his attacks on transgender people as he moves

to roll back rights for them across the states.

This is a population that represents roughly less than 1% of the American public.

Omna, and all those themes, those policies are represented in the guests that

the president has invited tonight, which include the mother and sister of Lake and Riley, a young

female nursing student who was killed by an undocumented immigrant. And the president has also

invited January Little John, a mother from Florida, who alleged that her kids' school allowed her daughter to socially

transition without her parental consent. At the time, the school's guidelines allowed this,

and she sued the school district, but ultimately a federal judge dismissed that.

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