meaning they need either 60 votes or they need some way around the filibuster, which is something that president biden has opened the door in the last couple of days to supporting a workaround for the filibuster, specifically for voting rights. but the fact of the matter is that's going to be an uphill battle as well because kyrsten sinema, the senator from arizona, is opposed to that. joe manchin is uncertain on that as well. in the meantime, working on what they can do through executive authority on climate change, through regulation and some of these other issues where they hope to make progress even if it's more incremental than what they might be able to get through congress. >> josh, we continue to see the president's poll numbers struggling, i believe around 42% was the approval rating in the latest poll. what's the white house saying about that? >> reporter: the white house of course doesn't want to put too much stock in polls that aren't