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Author Andrew Cooper on his book, "The Oil Kings"

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Created 12.16.11
Reporter Tyler Suiters

energyNOW! chief correspondent Tyler Suiters interviews author Andrew Cooper about his book, "The Oil Kings," which describes how the United States built its relationship with Saudi Arabia in the 1970s as the then-friendly regime in Iran lost its grip on power.

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