George Rauscher
7:58 - 8:30
“And, uh, so they did say they were going to keep that in. And since they said they were going to keep that in, that just tells me the whole land trade is going to happen.”
- Speaker
- George Rauscher
- Timestamp
- 7:58 – 8:30
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- October 8, 2026
From the transcript
And, uh, so they did say they were going to keep that in. And since they said they were going to keep that in, that just tells me the whole land trade is going to happen. And they did say that The, uh, the government here in Houston has a big say as to what happens inside their area. They also said that the Matsuburo has a big say as what happens inside Matsuburo. Um, they didn't say they were going to ignore the many, uh, comments that they got.
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