Phil Ting's guest appearances

Phil Ting

The Chip Franklin Show

Sea Change Radio

Podcast By The Bay

Political Breakdown

KGO 810 Podcast

Sustainability Leaders Podcast

Civic

Scott Wiener

John Muir

David Katz

Richard Marx

Tucker Carlson

Jimmy Kimmel

Ron Johnson

Leo Laporte

Mitch McConnell

William Shatner

Jeremy Howard

Jim Gaffigan

Kevin Blackistone

Bill Burr

Jamie Metzl

OwlTail

Chip chats with State Assemblymember Phil Ting about what California lawmakers are doing to help stem the tide of economic catastrophe due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

<p>Chip chats with State Assemblymember <a href="https://twitter.com/PhilTing" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phil Ting</a> about what California <a href="https://www.desertsun.com/story/news/2020/07/27/california-lawmakers-propose-100-billion-stimulus-plan-tax-prepayment/5523629002/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">lawmakers are doing</a> to help stem the tide of economic catastrophe due to the Covid-19 pandemic.</p>

July 28, 2020: California stimulus w/Phil Ting

Assembly member Phil Ting represents District 19, having been elected to that seat in 2012. He previously served as San Francisco’s assessor-recorder. He's recently worked on legislation advancing electric cars, addressing plastic waste, reforming how criminal records are cleared and improving housing protections and production to help curb homelessness.

Assemblymember Phil Ting on homelessness, housing, and environmental protections

Phil Ting is pushing the envelope of California environmental legislation; authoring AB 1745, which seeks to ban the sale of gas-powered vehicles after 2045. While the bill did not pass this year, he vows to bring it back in 2019. In our conversation, we cover Phil’s early career as a civil rights activist in the Asian community, his views on green job opportunities, and the climate priorities of the California legislature, where he currently chairs the Assembly budget committee.

<p>Phil Ting is pushing the envelope of California environmental legislation; authoring AB 1745, which seeks to ban the sale of gas-powered vehicles after 2045. While the bill did not pass this year, he vows to bring it back in 2019. In our conversation, we cover Phil’s early career as a civil rights activist in the Asian community, his views on green job opportunities, and the climate priorities of the California legislature, where he currently chairs the Assembly budget committee.</p>

Phil Ting, Assemblymember, California 19th District