0:27
Robert Yundt
47:27 - 47:55
"I have in my life seen a few ugly babies. And I will never admit to them which ones they were, but what I will tell you is they all grew up to be very beautiful, productive members of society. And that's where I think this bill could go. It's got a little bit of an odor."
“I have in my life seen a few ugly babies. And I will never admit to them which ones they were, but what I will tell you is they all grew up to be very beautiful, productive members of society. And that's where I think this bill could go. It's got a little bit of an odor.”
- Speaker
- Robert Yundt
- Timestamp
- 47:27 – 47:55
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- July 16, 2026
From the transcript
And so I got no regret with that. But I can tell you, as a proud father to 6 beautiful kids, a lot of nieces, and coach to hundreds and hundreds, actually well over 1,000 wrestlers, I have in my life seen a few ugly babies. And I will never admit to them which ones they were, but what I will tell you is they all grew up to be very beautiful, productive members of society. And that's where I think this bill could go. It's got a little bit of an odor.
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