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amy: and the significance of eric schneiderman launching a criminal probe into exxonmobil?you can be sure exxon is taking it seriously because yesterday, they hired one of the most expensive lawyers in the country, theodore wells, most recently famous for having written the deflategate report about the new england patriots in last years football season. exxon's --lls is now on retainer for exxon to try to battle these allegations. because the them evidence is in black and white, which is pretty stunning. remember, at the best, no one is saying -- the best anyone is saying is that exxon was merely referenceable, not outright criminal. that is the best defense anyone has mounted for them so far. amy: so we're not talking about a civil probe, a criminal probe. this good land exxon officials in jail? >> well, who knows? at the moment, they're just subpoenaing documents. we're still at the beginning stages. the great hope is that other attorney generals, california for instance, we hope join in at some point and the department of justice -- 360,000 american's them toitioned inve

exxonmobil at 22 times forward earnings doesn't make sense in this environment. neither does schlumberger. all those stocks are going to revisit august lows. >> if there are bigger implications for what we are seeing in commodities versus stocks? the price of oil versus the overall market has been closely correlated. >> the problem is some days it's correlated, some days it's not correlated. you can't trade off things one day are on, one day are off. to guy's point, the only names that seem to rally are those big names, exxonmobils, chevrons. so the eogs of the world with. although they are good position with acreage, they can't catch a bit. the only spot, refiners. maybe some service names. even service names have been under pressure, down 10% or so for the year. the only names you see that are up are the refiners. they're up big. in the $40s. tesoro, valero. >> did you buy any of those names? >> no. clients have been buying. the problem is they are so under water they are adding to a lot of their positions that they already have caved in on. that's the key. how

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"-- "inside climate news," exon -- now exxonmobil -- may have conducted extensive research on climate change as early as 1997, leading top exxon scientists to conclude both that climate change is real and that it was caused in part by the carbon pollution resulting from the use of exxon's petroleum-based products. in addition, the purported internal business memoranda accompanying the reporting asserted that exxon's climate science program was launched in response to a perceived existential threat to its business model. in other words, the scientists at exxonmobil -- who are scientists -- discovered the truth and, upon hearing the truth, what exxonmobil did was to pour millions of dollars into organizations whose main function was to deny the reality of climate change. madam president, the efforts to transform our energy system are taking place not only here in washington, the nation's capital, but at the state and local level as well. in states like arizona and florida, roadblocks are being put up to stop people from gaining access to renewable energy sources like wind and especially

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