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>> so someone -- >> the idea is that everything was reversed ten years ago. >> this is great. someone drew a blueprint and say we need an import plan to import national gas. they built it. guess what happened? >> they're trying to recoup some of that money by turning it into an export plant. it's the only way. ten years ago we were paying $11 for natural gas and getting it from the saudis at $3. now that's reversed and everybody is saying it's a good idea and turn them all into export plants. i promise you, i've traded this stuff for 25 years. you get five, six, seven years down the road, that...

Interrupted from ukraine. >> joining me now, oil trader dan dicker, author of "oil's endless bid." i want to talk about why this is a bad argument because despite the fact your appearance on this show refuting it happened last week, people are still making it which i can't make heads nor tails of. quickly, it's amazing to me this guy from the coal state is saying, frack more, drill everywhere, which is killing coal in kentucky. >> unless rand paul wants to see exxon or chevron become state-run entities, you have to do something that's profitable in order to get them to do it. transporting lng ...

100% renewable energy. i volunteer time with an organization called the solutions project which is the solutionsproject.org and mapping out how we get to 100% renewable energy. just parking lots and buildings in new york, alone, could -- when solarized could provide more than we need for all electricity generation in new york state, for example. what this is about is they're for their profits. when it's not coming into their backyard -- >> briefly, you heard exxon basically say, well, this is a private matter. does this affect them as a company? >> how can this be private? we're talking about ...

United states of america with thousands upon thousands of stories like mayor tillman. this is happening in public space. this is our air, this is our water, this is our public health. this is our land. this is ultimately our democracy. when we're talking about the future of energy development, we're at a precipice. we can frack the united states or move in the same direction. what mr. tillerson has exposed here is this absolute blatant hypocrisy of exxonmobil, the biggest oil company, i believe, on the planet earth. certainly this is an industrywide practice. deny what people are saying about ...

Strange smells. and the kind of air and noise pollution that just about anyone would avoid if they could afford it. that's what the listee family lives with. they run an organic farm on the edge of the eagle ford shale, a strip of oil and gas extraction that stretches from south to eastern texas but they, well, no surprise, don't have the money or lawyers or connections of exxonmobil ceo and they have to live with those costs. >> it just makes constant noise. day have bright lights on all night long. and that one was completed last summer. it flared nonstop for a year. >> we're standing on the...