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Slashing their own throats, right? but their real strategy here seems to be, well, slitting our throats first. they think by getting these prices down and throwing a lot of supply at the market, it will choke off all the fracking activity and oil production weve been seeing in this country. then they come out the winner the end. charles payne, these guys are supposedly our friends. what do you make of that? >> ive got to tell you, this is their only -- its a crazy gamble on their part. yes, you ...

Coastal progressive satire which posed the famous question you should never ask your liberal waiter, was the chicken happy? now, if you have a favorite moment, go ahead and tweet us. im @arimelber and of course @allinwithchris. last night, you may remember chris brought you the story of exxon ceo rex tillerson and his fight to stop fracking activity near his home. thats understandable. tonight we have an update. mr. tillersons lawyers are responding to these stories, calling for new rhetoric i...

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Rule out agricultural causes which would be the other industrial activity in the area. no nitrates, no fertilizers, nothing like that. >> if in the big picture the federal government is not supposed to regulate fracking activity in terms of its effect on drinking water, why is the epa doing the testing? >> the epa responded to complains from pavilion that go a decade back. the epa has responsibility for regulating water and the environment and they took this on as a straightforward scientific in...

Joining us, the propublica reporter who broke the story. nice to have you back on the show. >> hi, rachel. >> the epa is not saying this water pollution is definitely coming from the fracking in wyoming. is there a reasonable alternate explanation as far as you can tell. >> there are a couple of alternative explanations. they all have to do with drilling if not the fracking process specifically. there are a bunch of waste pits that have contaminated the ground to some extent. the question is, ha...

Rule out agricultural causes which would be the other industrial activity in the area. no nitrates, no fertilizers, nothing like that. >> if in the big picture the federal government is not supposed to regulate fracking activity in terms of its effect on drinking water, why is the epa doing the testing? >> the epa responded to a growing clamor of complaints from pavilion going back a decade. the epa has responsibility for regulating water and the environment and they took this on as a straightfo...