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Max Keiser interviews Kurt Cobb

by On the Edge with Max Keiser, originally published by Press TV  | May 9, 2011

Max Keiser, host of the financial cable news show On the Edge, interviews Kurt Cobb, author, blogger and columnist, on world oil supplies, Cobb's peak-oil themed novel, Prelude, global credit conditions and many other topics in this wide-ranging discussion.

The first part of the interview is below. It can also be accessed at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLRmvWAb6Vc&feature=player_embedded

The second part is at :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8VcgR0hLy0&feature=player_embedded

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