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John Sims

111:10 - 111:29

"That is legislation out of necessity. That is the place we're in today. We have to have legislation out of necessity because as we are looking at things today, I am 18 days short of serving our customers. JBEHR reached out to me."

“That is legislation out of necessity. That is the place we're in today. We have to have legislation out of necessity because as we are looking at things today, I am 18 days short of serving our customers. JBEHR reached out to me.”
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John Sims
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Alaska News
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Alaska
Captured at
August 6, 2026

From the transcript

That is not economic viability. That is legislation out of necessity. That is the place we're in today. We have to have legislation out of necessity because as we are looking at things today, I am 18 days short of serving our customers. JBEHR reached out to me.

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