Our colleague from Ohio was talking about these leases. And the reason they want to drill in ANWR is because geologists found there is a huge supply of oil there. That makes your point. That's where the oil is. As Willy said, that's where the money is. So why would you drill, as you said, in leases where there aren't any, when you know, you know that there's oil in the ANWR.
Dan Burton: “Our colleague from Ohio was talking about these leases. And the reason they want to drill in ANWR is because geologists…”
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Discussing the rationale for drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) during a debate.
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