0:32
Mike Dunleavy
17:34 - 18:07
"You get a gas line with cheap gas at $4 or $5 a unit, It's for the people to turn their lights on, for the people to heat their homes, for the people to have businesses, for the people to enjoy and be able to stay here in Alaska. Maximum benefit for the people, not maximum revenue at any cost for the government."
“You get a gas line with cheap gas at $4 or $5 a unit, It's for the people to turn their lights on, for the people to heat their homes, for the people to have businesses, for the people to enjoy and be able to stay here in Alaska. Maximum benefit for the people, not maximum revenue at any cost for the government.”
- Speaker
- Mike Dunleavy
- Timestamp
- 17:34 – 18:07
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- June 19, 2026
From the transcript
Not the government, the people. You get a gas line with cheap gas at $4 or $5 a unit, It's for the people to turn their lights on, for the people to heat their homes, for the people to have businesses, for the people to enjoy and be able to stay here in Alaska. Maximum benefit for the people, not maximum revenue at any cost for the government. Does the government need revenue? Yes.
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