Bernadette Wilson
51:59 - 52:08
"You don't have people lining up to want to do business. You can't say, well, we got to go to Hillcorp, we've got to go to Hex, and then turn around out the other side of your mouth and say, well, you're not doing your fair share."
“You don't have people lining up to want to do business. You can't say, well, we got to go to Hillcorp, we've got to go to Hex, and then turn around out the other side of your mouth and say, well, you're not doing your fair share.”
- Speaker
- Bernadette Wilson
- Timestamp
- 51:59 – 52:08
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- September 23, 2026
From the transcript
You don't have people lining up to want to do business. You can't say, well, we got to go to Hillcorp, we've got to go to Hex, and then turn around out the other side of your mouth and say, well, you're not doing your fair share.
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