2 chapters across the catalog
Senator Carl Levin's comments on PBS regarding "companies" joining the U.S. in Syria are scrutinized. The hosts jokingly suggest he might be referring to oil giants like Exxon and Chevron rather than "countries." The discussion centers on the overlap between military intervention and corporate energy interests in the region.
Presidential Oil Spill Commission and Industry Ties
President Obama appoints former Florida Governor Bob Graham and former EPA Administrator William K. Reilly to lead an independent commission on the BP oil spill. The hosts highlight Reilly's extensive ties to the oil industry, including board positions at ConocoPhillips and advisory roles at TPG Capital. They question the impartiality of a commission led by industry insiders.
