I do not think that gives us license to cause or revoke existing monuments or gut the Antiquities Act itself.

Any executive act to abolish existing monuments will be met with significant opposition from the American people.

a review, if done in good faith, might actually teach us something about the broad base of support for national monuments and the Antiquities Act.

your family foundation has invested between $8 and $10 million in infrastructure.

we have had increased visitation beyond anything that the landscape has seen.

So, wouldn't it be--for the people of Maine, and the people of the United States who want to visit, they now have the benefit of about 28,000, almost 300,000 acres of land that they can access and visit.

we could deny access completely.

No President has ever unilaterally revoked a national monument.

Isn't that a requirement under the law that established the MSP program?

So you could be using one or two or whatever the number may be.

So how does the stipend work? So I mean, what do they get the stipend for?