Pipeline bullies have become a thing in order to squash questions and debate over the growing concerns about secrecy and just how much Glenfarne will cost taxpayers.

Andrew and Ethan talk about the confidential pipeline development agreement that was leaked to the press.

Andrew shares his opinion about how this deal was put in motion and who stands to gain from all this mythical "momentum".

Andrew and Ethan discuss the various risks associated with approving a bill that relegates state sovereignty to a private confidentiality clause.

Andrew and Ethan discuss the foreign interests behind Glenfarne and what it means if anything.

A clause in a confidential agreement reportedly allows Glenfarne to demand the state buy them out whether the pipeline is built or not.

The Alaska State Senate passes Governor Dunleavy's pipeline tax legislation, and in the process takes steps to ensure this is a real project.

We offer a cautionary tale about one candidate who is gaslighting the people of Fairbanks on his opponent's support for the Alaska LNG project.

Alignment in the pipeline business means integration. It also means Alaska's 25% ownership stake could be worth virtually nothing.

We talk travel to Rome with our podcast travel guru Scott McMurren, and we talk data centers versus pipeline revenues.