Where the Money Is 09.11.2014

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🗓️ 11 September 2014

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Summary

Energy analysts Taylor Muckerman and Joel South discuss Isis' grab for oil, our yearly-low on oil prices and Budweiser's switch to natural gas.

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0:00.0	The old energy gang is back together this Thursday on where the money is.
0:09.0	That's not too bad.
0:10.0	Sorry, I just forgot we were back.
0:12.0	We've had some substitutes the last few weeks,
0:14.2	but here we are to talk about energy,
0:16.6	mainly Saudi Arabia, ISIS, and then
0:19.2	talk a little bit about beer and how it's been transported
0:21.9	around Texas.
0:22.8	Yeah.
0:23.8	What kind of beer?
0:24.3	Hopefully Budweiser.
0:25.2	Hopefully Budweiser.
0:26.2	Eh, I prefer to talk about it rather than drink it, but I digress.
0:29.9	For the next seven minutes, we'll probably get to it at the end of the show.
0:33.0	First headline coming up from Belfast Telegraph, odd source for us on the show.
0:38.8	You get pretty frequently don't you?
0:40.4	Sometimes you know I always have to cross the pond especially with a Scottish independence talk.
0:44.8	Islamic State, ISIS, you probably saw Obama talking about it last night.
0:48.6	Saudi Arabia's oil wells are the ultimate goal for ISIS.
0:52.1	Says the Belfast Telegraph, why not?
0:54.8	Saudi Arabia has probably more reserves
0:57.1	than anybody in the world as far as oil.
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