According to White House officials, major portions of the speech will focus on Trump's proposed immigration overhaul, his opposition to free trade pacts, and a plan to improve U.S. infrastructure.
Foreign policy is not usually a big issue in State of the Union addresses. But expect China, North Korea, and possibly Afghanistan, to come up.
Trump's speech was written by senior administration officials including Vice President Mike Pence, National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, senior policy adviser Stephen Miller, economic adviser Gary Cohn, and others.
Trump's theme for the speech is "building a safe, strong and proud America." White House officials say the address will have a bipartisan tone. But Trump frequently speaks off the cuff, even during scripted speeches, so it's worth keeping an eye on.