gas land 2. i want to start with you having reported on this extensively, josh. from the perspective of listening to calvin tillman, you know things are bad when the mayor moves out of town. you know things are bad when the ceo of exxonmobil, number one natural gas producer in the united states is suing to stop critical fracking infrastructure in his own backyard. i just want to respond to his lawyers by holding up the lawsuit where it says, quite clearly here, water to oil and gas explorers, fracking, heavy trucks, creating a noise nuisance. they talk about light pollution. this is clearly about fracking. they re in the business of denial. it s in the brief, it s in their statements. i m going to bring in jim. josh brought show and tell. jim, what did you bring? well, what we have here is a case of fellic justice if you look at that tower, the 160 foot tower that tillerson is complaining about. here s a guy who got $40 million last year in payment in part, large part, for runn
case of fellic justice if you look at that tower, the 160 foot tower that tillerson is complaining about. here s a guy who got $40 million last year in payment in part, large part, for running around the country and fracking other eem people s lives. now he s in a big pout and a big whine because it s happening to him. i was with some people from denton county last night where tillerson s 83 acre little horse farm, that doesn t count his 18 acre personal home nearby. they re calling it rex tillerson s last direction up there in this thing. people are laughing at this goon, but, of course, it s not funny because it s running roughshod over just working day people in this country. and, you know, some of these guys are so rich they could afford to air-condition hell. i tell you what, ari, they better set money aside for that project, i think.
here s a guy who got $40 million last year in payment in part, large part, for running around the country and fracking other people s lives. now he s in a big pout and a big whine because it s happening to him. i was with some people from denton county last night where tillerson s 83 acre little horse farm, that doesn t count his 18 acre personal home nearby. they re calling it rex tillerson s last direction up there in this thing. people are laughing at this goon, but, of course, it s not funny because it s running roughshod over just working day people in this country. and, you know, some of these guys are so rich they could afford to air-condition hell. i tell you what, ari, they better set money aside for that project, i think. josh, your response? the ultimate irony here is actually we don t need to be fracking these places at all. this is a campaign to install 2 million more onshore in the united states of america when in fact, there s a paradigm shift