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To: the navigator who wrote (7014)	2/3/2008 4:03:59 PM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 24235

Couldn't find who Brinker had on, but this was yesterday, available now...may be a transcript later on... Energy Roundtable: Simmons, Hirsch, Rubin (Audio) Jim Puplava, Financial Sense Newshour Energy Roundtable with special guests: Matthew R. Simmons Chairman, Simmons & Company International Dr. Robert L. Hirsch Senior Energy Advisor at MISI, and consultant in energy, technology & management Jeffrey G. Rubin Chief Economist/Chief Strategist, Managing Director, CIBC World Markets (2 February 2008) EB contributor termoil reports: This is the second hour of the Financial Sense program. In the first hour contributor Zapata George Blake gives a market report on energy. financialsense.com Maybe try and get the doc to watch the DVD.

To: the navigator who wrote (7014)	2/4/2008 5:18:57 PM
From: Beobe	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 24235

Brinkers peak oil guest was Charlie Maxwell. energybulletin.net Brinker is (as mentioned) pretty mainstream but he did have James Kunstler on once. Brinker seems somewhat open to new ideas. He often comments about all the wasted years between the Opec oil embargo back in 1973-74? and how we could have used those years to become, as he says "energy independent". He also thinks we should be drilling in ANWAR yesterday and that we are making a big mistake by not ramping up nuclear power. He often cites France's success with nuclear power. My take is that Brinker knows and understands the PO scenario but still thinks it (PO) could be mitigated. I am not so optimistic. Bob