On the recordSeptember 13, 2016
Secretary Jewell, you came to Utah seeking local input. Unfortunately, what you saw and what you heard was theater staged by radical environmentalist outsiders intent on smothering local voices.
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Bishop criticizes the input process for the monument as being influenced by external groups.
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