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Real-Life “Landman” Reveals Venezuelan Gangs Were Stealing Oil…

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January 20, 2026

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The hit TV series Landman dramatizes the oil fields of West Texas — but according to Texas energy executive Cody Campbell, some of it was real. Campbell reveals how Venezuelan gangs were stealing oil from West Texas wells, how the thefts happened, and why law enforcement struggled to respond in remote oil country.

Campbell is the Chairman of the Texas Tech University System Board of Regents and CEO of Double Eagle Energy. In this interview with Will Cain, he explains the real-world risks facing America’s energy industry, the challenges of securing oil infrastructure, and what most Americans don’t understand about life and work in the West Texas oil fields.

The conversation sheds light on border security, organized crime, and America’s energy independence — and why stories that seem exaggerated on television are sometimes rooted in reality.

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