in glasgow next weekend as nations try to accountable together plans for the future of our planet. the u.s. will be front and center at those talks, but will president joe biden actually have anything to take to the table? the white house is pushing for a vote next week on the paired down build back better bill. add that to the fact that the last time any meaningful climate change legislation tried to pass through the u.s. senate was way back in 2009 when congressional democrats failed to pass a carbon pricing system. the u.n. secretary general himself saying this week, quote, it is obvious that the u.s. negotiating position will be strengthened if congress passes the climate provisions in their reconciliation bill. and in case it wasn't already hard enough to get the support of global leaders, the gop has decided that they're going to send their own delegation to cop26 because nothing says you've got your act together like, well, sending two separate delegations from separate parties. so what power will the president