 Nora, the president is going to want to talk about a range of issues tonight, reproductive rights, taxes, the economy. But first and foremost, he wants to make the case that Donald Trump is too dangerous to allow back into the Oval Office. He'll say he's now a convicted felon, that he inspired the January 6th insurrectionists, that he admires dictators, that he's under indictment here in Georgia, in this very county, Fulton County. That is the overarching case that he's looking to make in the next 90 minutes.