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In her new book, “Blowout,” Rachel Maddow explains how Russian President Vladimir Putin uses his country's energy supply to manipulate power in Ukraine. Aired on 09/30/19.

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[lauralagonigro]

Congrats Rechel Maddow!! You are the Nº 1 and the Best !!!

[c.t.murray]

Chris Hayes and Rachel Maddow should have these discussions in this format more often. very interesting and informative. Thank you

[jcr-studios]

I so appreciate these no BS conversations calling out corrupt business that influence governments and impact people.

[Chefbaker]

Rachel your the best love how she make these subjects clear and very understanding

[mlight]

I can count on understanding events that initially make no sense. Thank you, Rachel.

[annihilator]

Fantastic interview! So much information and inciteful knowledge between these two lovely people.

[samuelclark]

Rachel Maddow is one of the most intelligent members of the media. One of The Best.

[darron]

As someone who lives in a corrupt country who makes most of their money from the oil and gas industry, gotta say, she's spot on

[lidiamatildemarini]

One of the most intelligent woman on TV for sure

[lzrd]

Rachel has a wonderful way of making her point and giving us perfect examples of each point.

[RFKPeaceNIK]

"Blowout" will be a Best Seller by Saturday. Visit GMA too.

[michigandave]

BLOWOUT: the next book I am going to read.

[TheNefastor]

I've worked a year for the oil industry. Rachel's right, the don't know how to innovate. They don't even know how to work properly. That's why there's always huge disasters like Deepwater Horizon. This industry should be regulated as tightly as the FAA regulates air travel, instead there is nothing. And the only thing that matters to them is keeping NPT down. That's Non-Productive Time, as in "not pulling oil from the ground". If doing things properly will cause NPT, they will do things improperly. When I realized there was no changing that even in my tiny, tiny area of responsibility... I up and left. That's an industry which deserves every bad thing that will happen to it.

[luisga]

Excellent analysis, in Brazil, and in the state of Rio de Janeiro, oil and corruption also did corrupt democracy and bankrupt economy through corruption... but, worldwide, from Iran to Venezuela, the USA and British companies have played roles in this since early 1900s...

[tabbycat]

This woman is brilliant. She can explain the most complex things in the simplest terms. She belongs in government. She is smart and compassionate.

[arthurwatts]

Corruption in the corporate world ? Corruption aided and abetted by powerful politicians ? - tell me it isn't so


If only this was restricted to Russia and its unfortunate neighbors. Corporate greed has no bounds, and money has no conscience.

[joanlyoung]

Chris and Rachel: Wow! what a sweet-cute meet with two of my favorite journalists. Good luck with a long-awaited great book.

[bruceswearingen]

Time to " turn the lights out literally" on this GOP party

[The_Tiffster]

We need to free the children from those cages! They are dying as we speak!!!

[TheFarmanimalfriend]

Absolute power corrupts absolutely . . .