Yes, I think that this is something that, once people realize that, if you are precluding these individuals from going out and showing the whole world what we have to offer, that you're really doing a disservice to those natural resources and cutting off a lot of people who otherwise would take advantage of them.
Jim Inhofe: “Yes, I think that this is something that, once people realize that, if you are precluding these individuals from going…”
On the recordApril 27, 2010
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Inhofe emphasizes the importance of allowing filmmakers to showcase natural resources.
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