Name: Michael Kratsios: I think the most important thing to consider as, as we disperse grants is that we have to make sure that, um, the, the, the process by which we do these selections and ultimately lay them out are aligned with the president's budget.
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Description: I think the most important thing to consider as, as we disperse grants is that we have to make sure that, um, the, the, the process by which we do these selections and ultimately lay them out are aligned with the president's budget.

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Michael Kratsios

117:53 - 118:14

"I think the most important thing to consider as, as we disperse grants is that we have to make sure that, um, the, the, the process by which we do these selections and ultimately lay them out are aligned with the president's budget."

“I think the most important thing to consider as, as we disperse grants is that we have to make sure that, um, the, the, the process by which we do these selections and ultimately lay them out are aligned with the president's budget.”

Speaker: Michael Kratsios
Timestamp: 117:53 – 118:14
Source: House Science, Space, and Technology (Begich): Unleashing the Golden Age of Science
Community: Alaska News
Captured at: July 22, 2026

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