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Treg Taylor

475:50 - 476:04

“this gas line project is a huge win for Alaska. It's going to be a huge economic driver, $54+ billion into our economy, good-paying jobs for rural Alaskans, Native Alaskans, all Alaskans.”
Community
Alaska News
Location
Anchorage
Captured at
October 23, 2026

From the transcript

You've got to have the access, and this shouldn't— this gas line shouldn't be part of that limiting access at all. Traig. No, TAP's got these issues right, and that's what I'd use to model with the, the gas line. Look, this gas line project is a huge win for Alaska. It's going to be a huge economic driver, $54+ billion into our economy, good-paying jobs for rural Alaskans, Native Alaskans, all Alaskans.

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