Episode 38: Federal Energy Policy: What It Means for North Dakota

Um, I don't know who wants to go first.

We could go with seniority or-

There's a protocol book on that.

Okay.

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Is that ladies first or what?

You can never go wrong with protocol.

All right.

[laughs]

You sure, Julie? This is your shot.

I'm, I'm great with it.

Well, I'm okay.

Anyway-

See, see-

... great to be here

... he's gonna give the keynote address.

Yeah, this is gonna be-- Yeah, just relax now.

Take a little snooze while I talk, and then the-

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... they'll tell you the important stuff.

Uh, it's great to be here, Jonathan.

Thanks for inviting me, and it's always good to be at any event, uh, with, uh, Senator Cramer and Congresswoman Fudorck.

I can't think of two better partners, uh, to have in the, in the Congress, and they, they both do amazing work on behalf of our great state.

So it's always fun to be with them, to work with them, and, and obviously today is a, is a great get-together on an important issue and, and it's nice to be able to, uh, talk to you all as a delegation.

Um, you know, you're right in the middle of something that I think is incredibly important, and that's Crack the Code 2.0, and that is, as far as I'm concerned, certainly my major initiative in the energy world, uh, you know, at this time.