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Leaders are split over coal phase-out and carbon border taxes.

Meaningful things done? so -- so, you know, this is putting, you, know, democracie front and center, and it is meant to be a direct challenge back to china, you know. everyone recognizes there's a significant competition going on here. now coming from the g7 summit, these nations have to deliver real results. >> ryan, look ahead to wednesday's summit with putin. pierre simmons sat relations at lowest point in the years. what do you expect? >> bottom line, a dialogue with russia no matter how low the relationship has sunk. i think that's what biden will start to start. he is no friend of vladim...

Well, if truman had said what if hitlerrism is coming back in the immediate aftermath of world war ii never a master plan, able to get them back into the alliance we call nato now. i think if there are european partners who are worried about the presence or the return of trumpism, that means that they need to take action now to solidify theirno reship with jo biden, to stop the chances, or minimize the chances of trump or his allies returning to office. they can't just hide behind the idea t that, you know, america not always going to be a perfect partner. >> ryan heath, thank you. p.j. crowle...

Do anything more than live from hand to mouth. but then some 10,000 years ago, something remarkable happened. the earth's climate stabilized. >> we want to dig deeper into what is going on right now, and has gone on throughout this past several days at the g7 with p.j. crowley, former assistant secretary of state of author of "red line." and also with us, ryan heath who is senior editor at politico. so when you see david attenborough, p.j., obviously the famed naturalist, filmmaker, bbc journalist, let's talk a little about climate change to start, because it is something that theyec want to m...

Something on the infrastructure front, because that's a key element of his climate strategy. so this is, you know, the -- the pledge is the first step, ant there's a lot of work to go after this pledge, after we hear what, you know, the leader decide to do. >> and a lotad of questions ask, including on climate change and on china at the press conference with president biden. that's coming up in our next hour. ryan what dor you want to hear what do w you think the key questions will be for the president?at >> reporter: well, i think the would uste is very pleased with what they're calling conve...