also expected to travel to kansas city, missouri. that event is being billed as an infrastructure event to tout the bipartisan infrastructure law that was passed just a few weeks ago. the president has done a number of these trips in the past few weeks. but each visit, he has used it as an opportunity to continue to make the case for build back better. we can expect him on wednesday to say, we've passed part one of my economic agenda with the infrastructure law. it's time now to pass part two. lindsey? >> julie, over to you. it's also a very busy time for congress. and specifically, the january 6th committee. what's the latest on that front? >> yeah, well, lindsey, the next couple of weeks, the committee is racing to finish a lot of the work they have left to do. and that includes hearing from a lot of high-profile witnesses a they depose under a subpoena. now, just this week, we expect a couple of those high-profile device to show up before the committee, some of them already saying that they're going to plead the fifth amendment. that's john eastman, i'm talking about, who told steve bannon,