Greg Smith
17:32 - 18:11
"this has been seemingly a collaborative process. We've gotten, you know, agreement with the main lines. I guess, I guess I'm just kind of curious again, like, why seemingly we are... why, I guess, why legislate and maybe kind of I guess I don't want to say sour the relationship."
“this has been seemingly a collaborative process. We've gotten, you know, agreement with the main lines. I guess, I guess I'm just kind of curious again, like, why seemingly we are... why, I guess, why legislate and maybe kind of I guess I don't want to say sour the relationship.”
- Speaker
- Greg Smith
- Timestamp
- 17:32 – 18:11
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Juneau
- Captured at
- August 31, 2026
From the transcript
I'll ask one. I, when, you know, from my understanding, and I mean, people may have different perspectives. I mean, there— this has been seemingly a collaborative process. We've gotten, you know, agreement with the main lines. I guess, I guess I'm just kind of curious again, like, why seemingly we are— I hear your example of SICA, I guess, but if we are working well together, why, I guess, why legislate and maybe kind of I guess I don't want to say sour the relationship.
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