0:51
Lyman Hoffman
46:06 - 46:58
"I would say this is a very valuable dialogue because there are rumors abound in this building. Many questions are revolving around this, particularly in the Senate."
“I would say this is a very valuable dialogue because there are rumors abound in this building. Many questions are revolving around this, particularly in the Senate.”
- Speaker
- Lyman Hoffman
- Timestamp
- 46:06 – 46:58
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- June 16, 2026
From the transcript
I would say this is a very valuable dialogue because there are rumors abound in this building Many questions are revolving around this, particularly in the Senate. So I appreciate the committee taking the time to address these issues. Senator Steadman, do you have any further before I go to Senator Kaufman? Just one quick thing, and that's on the cost overrun issue, just so there's clarity. The impact of the— on the citizens of the state, as long as we maintain our 25% position in 8 Stars of Gold and we're not an equity investor in the pipeline or the liquefaction plant or the conditioning plant, there is no recourse.
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