Tonight President Obama will address the nation from the Oval Office, the first such address since he announced the end of U.S. combat operations in Iraq in 2010. It’s only the third of his presidency. He’s even cancelled his scheduled Sunday appearance at the Kennedy Center.

WH: The President will no longer attend the Kennedy Center Honors at the Kennedy Center on Sunday

— Charlie Spiering (@charliespiering) December 6, 2015

Obama will be addressing the terror threat to the United States, particularly after the past week’s attack in San Bernardino, California, which the FBI has determined was terrorism.

Obama to speak on terror threat in rare Oval Office address Sunday https://t.co/qKvo9ZDAnp pic.twitter.com/stmTbuhH0l

— The Hill (@thehill) December 6, 2015

On Saturday morning, Obama met with his national security team to discuss San Bernardino and the terror threat to America.

President Obama met with his national security team on #SanBernadino this morning. pic.twitter.com/tAaImJrX9d

— Alex Mallin (@alex_mallin) December 5, 2015

Can it be? Has Obama finally arisen to smell the coffee, the bitter brew that Islamic terrorism has dashed at the feet of Americans? And, will he finally, finally, admit that the source of that terrorism is Islamic?

Eh, maybe not. In Saturday’s weekly address from the White House, Obama did address the attack in San Bernardino. He did talk about terrorism. He extended condolences to the loved ones of the dead. But he failed to describe the terror as Islamic. And he launched into his favorite whipping boy: guns.

Consider, too, that the national security team weren’t the only people with whom Obama met this past week. On Friday he met with former congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, who was severely wounded in a shooting event in Tucson, Arizona, in 2011. Accompanying Giffords was her husband, astronaut Mark Kelly, who has joined her in advocating for stricter gun laws. I’m sure they weren’t having a friendly chat about Obama’s golf game.

So which Obama will we see in the Oval Office tonight? Will we see a patriot determined to protect his nation? Will the words “Islamic terror” finally emerge from his lips? Or will we see this address on the terror threat morph once again into a diatribe on the evils of guns, and how more laws are needed that will do little more than to impinge upon the rights of law-abiding Americans?