Tuesday’s 3:30 listing already ran. This is Wednesday’s unused speech.
Alaska Public Media, Liz Ruskin, Tuesday 10:02 p.m. AKDT / AP: President Trump spoke nearly 90 minutes at the Curtis D. Menard Memorial Sports Center in Wasilla. “Nobody's done more for Alaska than Donald J. Trump,” he said. “That I can tell you.” He said he made the trip “because we have to make sure that Dan gets in. We have to make sure that Nick Begich gets in, and to be honest with you, we have to make sure that Bernadette Wilson becomes your governor.” Alaska Beacon: “With your support, just 21 days from now, Alaska is going to defeat the radical left Democrats.” 21 days from Tuesday is Nov. 3. A speech is not a vote. Tuesday’s unused file was the listing. We will not reprint doors noon, program 2 p.m., or 3:30 as first-day news.
Alaska Public / CBS / AP: two onstage pardons. Zachary Czubak and Patrick Fleming, Anchorage auto-shop owners, pleaded guilty in 2022 to Clean Air Act violations for removing pollution-control equipment from diesel vehicles. Trump: “Bring me the pardons!” He signed at the podium. Two is Tuesday’s count. Mac Spurlock was already pardoned earlier this year in a related case. Do not smash two into three. A pardon is not a retrial this desk holds.
Alaska Public / Alaska Beacon: “If Republicans win the House of Representatives and the Senate, I'm going to give all adult citizens in the United States $5,000.” Beacon: “The Trump dividend that you get, you’ll get it very quickly after the election.” He said spend it in the United States — “I don’t want you to go to Japan. I don’t want you to go to China.” A pledge is not a law. A pledge is not a check. Beacon: an independent analysis put the cost at $1.2 trillion. Alaska Public: more than $1 trillion. Those are cost estimates, not an appropriation.
Same papers: he claimed South Korea would invest $50 billion in an Alaska gas line; Alaska Public: that country’s leaders said they’d made no such commitment. He announced Taiwan would invest $4.4 billion; ADN also had 30% of the LNG and $4 billion. Do not smash $4.4 into $4. Taipei Times, via Alaska Public: the Ministry of Economic Affairs had no immediate comment; the premier spoke of a long road ahead. A letter of intent last year is not a new contract we invent. He endorsed Bernadette Wilson for governor about an hour before taking the stage and told the room to “unite behind Bernadette.” “It ain’t gonna be easy, Bernadette.” Vote yes on Ballot Measure 2, he said — “Vote against the ranked choice.” Sen. Dan Sullivan spoke: “If we turn out voters in the Mat-Su Valley, we're going to win.” He called Mary Peltola’s behavior “shameful.” Peltola’s campaign: she spent the day “talking with Alaskans off the road system.” Venue capacity about 3,500; Alaska Public: it seemed crowded. GOP listings for Wednesday: Bullhead City, Arizona, 11:30 a.m. Phoenix; Kalispell, Montana, 4:45 p.m. Denver. Those are clocks. We will not invent those remarks. We will not invent a poll. We will not reprint Monday’s unused energy ceasefire claim.
What this means for you
If you needed Tuesday’s unused politics, it still stands as a 3:30 listing, not remarks. If you needed this morning’s unused file, it is ~90 minutes, two pardons, a $5,000 pledge that is not a check, and Wilson endorsed. If you needed a Senate result, or today’s Arizona and Montana speeches, wait.
Bottom line: ~90 minutes. Two pardons. $5,000 pledged, not paid. Not Tuesday’s listing reprinted. Not a vote.
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