7:08 - 7:30
"I still don't know what you would protest on, saying that you don't think she's open the correct number of hours, and then she would prove to us the same way she proved to the state, because we would have to present her with an opportunity to come make her case in front of us if we were to protest."
“I still don't know what you would protest on, saying that you don't think she's open the correct number of hours, and then she would prove to us the same way she proved to the state, because we would have to present her with an opportunity to come make her case in front of us if we were to protest.”
- Speaker
- Unidentified speaker
- Timestamp
- 7:08 – 7:30
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Cordova
- Captured at
- October 7, 2026
From the transcript
I guess if we— I still don't know what you would protest on saying that you don't think she's open the correct number of hours, and then she would prove to us the same way she proved to the state, because we would have to present her with an opportunity to come make her case in front of us if we were to protest.
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