On the recordJune 1, 2010
It's going to go somewhere else. And if we have a storm, it will be inside the levees. I mean, it has got to be picked up. What are they waiting for?
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transcripts.cnn.comBilly Nungesser: “It's going to go somewhere else. And if we have a storm, it will be inside the levees. I mean, it has got to be picked…”
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Nungesser warns about the dangers of leaving the oil in the marshes, especially with potential storms approaching.
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Jul 13, 2010
When we're in Baton Rouge having the Grand Isle Tarpon Rodeo because they won't let us build anything back, that's a problem.
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It's unreal. It's unthinkable. You know, they still have a chance to do the right thing.
Jul 14, 2010
Every day from here on out that it stays sealed off, there will be less oil in our marshlands, less oil to kill the birds, less oil to ruin our way of life.
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