All right. I am here with one of the best researchers around today, Mr. James Corbett of the Corbett Report. How are you doing, sir?

I'm only hoping I can live up to that introduction. But other than that, I'm pretty good.

Yeah, man. You do some of, you do some great work. Between you and Richard Grove, I can't keep up.

Fair enough.

And his bookshelf is quite a bit bigger than mine. So a lot of research behind him.

Yeah.

I wanted to talk to you when I saw the gas prices going up as we were chatting about beforehand,

I wanted to kind of get you on because you had the documentaries,

how big oil conquered the world and why big world conquered the world, which were great.

And I'm going to put those in the links and the show links because those are great

documentaries. I started rewatching them the other night just because I was like,

I got a, I got to touch up on this. And I've been on this ESG kick and then I see gas prices going up and everybody's

point in the face like that Spider-Man meme where everybody all the Spider-Man's

are pointing the finger at each other.

And I was like, no, this doesn't seem right to me.

So I just started, first thing I did was like, well, who's on the board of directors of

Shell?

Who's on the board of directors of BP?

What are these people saying?

And one of the quotes that sticks out in my head was the, the CEO of BP was giving a

speech.

And he said, fortunately, he said something along.

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