Rep. Ted Deutch Discusses Energy Innovation Act On CNN, PBS
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On Memorial Day, CNN and PBS aired an interview with Rep. Ted Deutch and journalist Christiane Amanpour, in which they discussed climate change, bipartisanship, and the Energy Innovation Act. CCL arranged this interview and Rep. Ted Deutch is the bill’s lead sponsor, so we definitely want to celebrate this media appearance.
On Memorial Day, CNN and PBS aired an interview with Rep. Ted Deutch and journalist Christiane Amanpour, in which they discussed climate change, bipartisanship, and the Energy Innovation Act. CCL arranged this interview and Rep. Ted Deutch is the bill’s lead sponsor, so we definitely want to celebrate this media appearance.
Clips of the interview are posted on CCL’s Twitter, Instagram, and will soon be on Facebook. Please like, comment on, and share the posts on any platforms where you’re active.
You can also watch the full segments on CNN or PBS.
Thank you for supporting the Energy Innovation Act’s lead sponsor in this high-profile interview!
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