David Pakman
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Midweek Politics with David Pakman - BP Corruption, Conspiracies, Conservative Hypocrisy
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June 3, 2010
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7:09Now Playing--Do not be confused...the reason the oil spill has not yet been stopped is money.
--BP and their changing concerns over what the biggest threat is from the oil spill, depending on what they have a shot at stopping.
--The anti-government crowd is flooding Midweek Politics with emails claiming this is the fault of the government for allowing the BP oil rigs to be built, but are incredibly hypocritical since they are the biggest advocates of reducing government intervention in business.
--The new irresponsible conspiracy theory is that Democrats want the oil spill to keep going because it will make a stronger case against offshore drilling.
Broadcast on June 2, 2010
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