MA House Priorities

- 7:34

with MA House Speaker Robert DeLeo

Posted

Feb 17, 2020

Starting in 2020 Massachusetts residents will no longer be able to buy flavored tobacco products or drive while using a cell phone. MA House Speaker, Robert DeLeo, discusses these new laws, as well as legislation passed on education and climate change.

Hosted by: Jenny Johnson Produced by: Greater Boston Newsmakers Team

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