alix: charif, talk about how the two of you met. mr.ki: i have known him about 15 years, and before fracking and really, but still thinking on a large scale, and the one thing with aubrey is no matter the outrageous statements he made in terms of the potential he saw, he always 100% believed what he said, always put his money where his mouth was, and more often than not saw things that other people did not see. back to the us beginning of when you met and why he is so important in fracking history. ouki: he moved from the sides that was prevalent in the mid to late 90's to the fracking. asthe revolution happened, prices allowed this, and he was one of the first people to conceptualize the idea that you need a different skills in different pieces of the industry to be at the same place so you would not have to call a geoscientist and it engineer and specialist,and a and he brought all of those skills together at his campus in couldma so people interact with each other and come up with better ways of i was gratefulnd for him because he lo

what we heard from charif souki. he was a cowboy and this is what he did. he change the world.dustry whathale it is partly because of what aubrey mcclendon did. governor, my deepest condolences go out to you. what is the reaction to the passing of aubrey mcclendon. was still aclendon young man. he had his first grandchild recently. he is one of the owners of the oklahoma city thunder, a centerpiece agenda and oklahoma city. was my own experience, he the most generous person i have ever known. when my wife and i chaired the salvation army, move the fundraising campaign, he gave $5 million to the campaign, business school at oklahoma wesleyan, anybody who needed help, any project needed to be funded, he did. he was a person of interest goodwill, enormous personality. obvously, he was a swashbuckler. he was a giant in the energy business. if there is any connection and thehis death department of justice, i think it would be very tragic. anyey mcclendon is resistant indispensable citizen. there is no point about it. was 56 at his passing. had you spoken with aubrey mcclendon recent