The transcript discusses the efforts of the UK, led by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, in addressing climate change. It highlights the preparation for an upcoming meeting and the determination to achieve climate goals. The conversation shifts to the $100 billion fund for developing nations, with Boris Johnson rating the chances of success as 6 out of 10. John Kerry expresses confidence in achieving the target. The discussion concludes with the United States' commitment to contribute, with anticipation of President Biden's announcement on additional funding.

What is the general sentiment about Prime Minister Johnson's performance on climate change?

• He is unaware of the issue.

• He is doing a good job.

• He is not doing enough.

• He is opposed to climate change initiatives.

What is the likelihood, according to Boris Johnson, of achieving the $100 billion fund for developing nations?

• 8 out of 10

• 6 out of 10

• 10 out of 10

• 4 out of 10

What is Mr. Kerry's stance on achieving the $100 billion fund by COP?

• He is unaware.

• He is confident.

• He is doubtful.

• He is indifferent.

What role is the United States expected to play in climate change funding?

• A passive role.

• No role at all.

• A significant role.

• A minor role.

What should people do to learn more about the United States' contribution to climate change funding?

• Watch a documentary.

• Read the newspaper.

• Stay tuned to the President's speech.

• Ignore the President's speech.