Keynotes from two prominent figures in American politics will bookend the Texas Tribune Festival. U.S. Sen.
John Fetterman and former U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene will participate in candid interviews with national journalists.
The festival features over 100 sessions exploring various topics, including democracy, education, and energy. These sessions, including the keynotes, are described as live journalism, where participants are asked to explain their thinking and answer for their records. The interviews are unscripted and on the record, with an audience present to ask questions.
Further details about the festival, including its schedule and topics, are available from the source. Marjorie Taylor Greene is set to wrap up the first day of the festival on Thursday, Sept. 24.
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