c.e.o. of chesapeake energy. >> aubrey mcclendon was a great visionary.n-life individual. >> if there is one message i'd like to effectively communicate today, it's that america is at the beginning of a great natural gas boom, and this boom... >> he believed that natural gas was the fuel of the future, and that's-- he called it that all the time. >> the technological breakthrough that we have developed in finding gas from shales changes everything about what you think about natural gas scarcity in america. >> narrator: with the growing awareness about fossil fuels' effect on the climate, mcclendon believed that natural gas-- which releases less co2 than oil or coal when burned-- could be marketed as part of the solution. >> he said, "well, what do you think?" you know, he said, "do we need an association or an organization just focused on the gas opportunities out there?" so, we started the clean skies foundation. it was just doing everything we possibly could to get out the message. >> what if america had its own clean energy, abundant and available for

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doesn't inspire much confidence that a lot of mcclendon go ahead and cooperate and talk to the committee. of course we know also in a couple of weeks, they're going to turn the private investigation and on full public display. they're going to hold those long-awaited hearings and so we're bracing for what will be revealed then. yes. one >> choice, can you pick up on where julie left off. which is how likely is it that loudermilk will in fact give testimony? and my follow-up to that is, do you suspect the january six committee knows more about that tour then loudermilk is actually letting on and giving that explanation that he was only give this tour to a field? >> second part of the question, first, i think the committee's view is diametrically opposed from the congressman's. it seems unlikely that they'd be pushing ahead if they didn't have some sort of evidence. because he was very specific. it was a family, they never entered the capital. now we'll see with the committee has, this feels a little bit like a tease, as we head into those june hearings. from loudermilk's point of view, if

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