Richard Branson proposes steps on reducing Russian oil use

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In a letter, Richard Branson calls on countries to speak out against Russia and stop funding the war in Ukraine. He proposes a few steps countries can take to reduce reliance on Russian oil and gas. He shares more with CNN’s Richard Quest.

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