0:35
Daniel Volland
281:31 - 282:06
"we are at this point are torturing this with these amendments, and I don't think that we're necessarily going to get to a factual basis that we're all, we're all saying, hey, look, these, this accusation, this list of accusations has been vetted, it's in context, it actually pertains to the section of code that we're trying to use."
“we are at this point are torturing this with these amendments, and I don't think that we're necessarily going to get to a factual basis that we're all, we're all saying, hey, look, these, this accusation, this list of accusations has been vetted, it's in context, it actually pertains to the section of code that we're trying to use.”
- Speaker
- Daniel Volland
- Timestamp
- 281:31 – 282:06
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- August 5, 2026
From the transcript
And so for me, I think I'm now at the point, now that we have gone round and round on the hamster chair— a hamster wheel, you know, we are at this point are torturing this with these amendments, and I don't think that we're necessarily going to get to a factual basis that we're all, we're all saying, hey, look, these, this accusation, this list of accusations has been vetted, it's in context, it actually pertains to the section of code that we're trying to use.
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