As the time nears for the president’s unprecedented speech tonight, planned for prime time on a Sunday and broadcast from the Oval Office,  Twitter is buzzing with comments about it. Ostensibly about curbing terrorism, some have voiced fear that it will be another lecture on the gun control agenda and others fear it will have no real plan.

Check out the tweets below from the pundits and the peanut gallery alike:

For Speech, Obama Selects a Setting He Usually Shuns: The Oval Office https://t.co/EWJMJrLMG7

— NYT National News (@NYTNational) December 6, 2015

I wonder if he'll deliver the speech in his tux. #PartyAllTheTime https://t.co/iQPmjFQsBd

— Monica Crowley (@MonicaCrowley) December 6, 2015

https://twitter.com/PamelaGeller/status/673638995956379648

NBC will broadcast President's address to nation at 8 pm ET & rejoin Football Night coverage or kickoff immediately following speech #SNF

— Sunday Night Football on NBC (@SNFonNBC) December 6, 2015

i wish tonight he would be giving his resignation speech. obviously the country is dissatisfied. just resign so we can move forward please?

— Jennifer Capriati (@JenCapriati) December 6, 2015

Obama is giving a speech on the terror threat tonight. Twitter should be a real contentious place during and after that. Strange times.

— Joe Rogan (@joerogan) December 6, 2015

Jennifer Rubin’s (The Washington Post) response to Dana Perino’s tweet was classic:

https://twitter.com/JRubinBlogger/status/673323306263662593

Obama Talk To Big Foot FBI on "islamist Terrorists" Obama Will Seek to Reassure Nation on Terrorism Fight in Speech https://t.co/q98nx0XUwG

— Lou Dobbs (@LouDobbs) December 6, 2015

And, from the peanut gallery:

https://twitter.com/vonea/status/673645196291219456

On Obama's speech tonight, I am taking "lecturing America" over "actually laying out a plan" and the points. Always bet on lecturing.

— B.J. Martino ± (@bjmartino) December 6, 2015

@DocThompsonShow have you mentally prepared yourself to survive @POTUS speech? Scotch may help. Avoid the dog

— Zac Bonesteel (@ZacBonesteel) December 6, 2015

@TrueNE_79 @Wilson__Valdez oh my god I think Obama's speech tonight will be more entertaining than this game.

— #FCancerInItsF'ingFHole (@jlzinck) December 6, 2015