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South Pars/North Dome Gas-Condensate field

South Pars/North Dome Gas-Condensate field

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Oct 21, 2026

Chris MartensonGUEST
39:06
Well, I was, you know, it's interesting.
Chris MartensonGUEST
39:08
We had a lot of concerns in the first month because roughly a third of the world's exported helium coming out of the separating plant that was happening in the South Pars field on the north side for Qatar.
Chris MartensonGUEST
39:20
So that wasn't happening, you know, and it turns out you can't just store helium for long because it has a bad habit of just leaking out of, you know.
Chris MartensonGUEST
39:28
um, whatever vessel you have it in.
Ben ShapiroSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:08
My...
Ben ShapiroSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:08
I was advocating back in April that what we actually should do is we should bomb their oil refineries on Kharg Island, bomb South Pars, destroy their capacity to pump and refine, and then say to the Saudis, UAE, Bahrain, and Israel, "You guys have oversight now.
Ben ShapiroSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:21
Enjoy." That's what I thought was the solution.
Clint RussellHOST
19:24
I'm sorry, I should have warned you before playing a Shapiro clip, but this is how I actually analyze things, and take it with a grain of salt.
Ollie AnisfeldHOST
34:50
Which J.D. Vance led
Ben ShapiroSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:51
... well, what we actually should do is we should bomb their oil refineries on Kharg Island, bomb South Pars, destroy their capacity to pump and refine, and then say to the Saudis, UAE, Bahrain, and Israel, "You guys have oversight now.
Ben ShapiroSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:02
Enjoy." That's what I thought was the solution.
speaker_13SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:06
Yeah, um [audience applauding] had, had we bombed their oil fields, wouldn't they have bombed the UAE, Saudi Arabia, all their energy too? Then, uh-
CornHOST
14:31
If you're going to do it, the rescue pig should carry magnets and a transmitter so you can at least find it from the surface.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
14:37
The South Pars one is the story though.
CornHOST
14:40
It's the best documented recovery I've seen.
CornHOST
14:43
A hundred and twelve kilometer line, four inch diameter offshore in the South Pars gas field.
CornHOST
14:48
They were running a flooding, cleaning, and gauging operation, and by two days into it, no pigs had come out the other end.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
14:55
How much water had they put in by then?
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
6:16
Proven reserves can be explained rather simply by this.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
6:19
Perhaps the one geographical advantage the nation possesses, the North Field, sitting squarely within its exclusive economic zone.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
6:27
But the fact that Qatar's producing at the level of the US and more than countries like Iran and Russia, all of which orders of magnitude larger than Qatar, is a testament to vision.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
6:37
Beginning in the 1990s under the leadership of Emir Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani.
Ben ShapiroHOST
33:02
I think the MOU was a mistake back in April.
Ben ShapiroHOST
33:04
My-- I was advocating back in April that what we actually should do is we should bomb their oil refineries on Kharg Island, bomb South Pars, destroy their capacity to pump and refine, and then say to the Saudis, UAE, Bahrain and Israel, "You guys have oversight now.
Ben ShapiroHOST
33:16
Enjoy." That's what I thought was the solution.
speaker_11AUDIENCE
33:20
Yeah, um, [clapping] ha-had we bombed their oil fields, wouldn't they have bombed the UAE, Saudi Arabia, all their energy too?
speaker_0HOST
5:42
Qatar is essentially a massive natural gas corporation masquerading as a country.
speaker_0HOST
5:47
They sit on the North Field, which they share with Iran, who calls it South Pass.
speaker_0HOST
5:52
It is the single largest natural gas field in the world.
speaker_0HOST
5:55
Qatar is one of the top exporters of liquified natural gas on the planet.
Matt GaetzHOST
38:30
Take a listen.
Ben ShapiroSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:32
The president has it within his capacity to essentially finish the Iranian economy with a single bombing sortie over Kharg Island or South Pars.
Ben ShapiroSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:38
The, the biggest thing I think that is the obstacle right now to just completing that victory is, is, it's just a matter of decision-making.
Matt GaetzHOST
38:48
Oh my gosh.
Jay MartinHOST
14:02
But now look at what's happened to everybody else's energy production in 2026.
Jay MartinHOST
14:08
On March 18th, Israel struck Iran's South Pars gas field.
Jay MartinHOST
14:13
Iran answered by firing missiles at Ras Laffan in Qatar, one of the largest natural gas export sites on earth.
Jay MartinHOST
14:21
The strikes knocked out about 17% of Qatar's export capacity and repairs are going to take years.
Jay MartinHOST
17:25
It was militias in Iraq that hit Saudi Arabia.
Jay MartinHOST
17:28
But who started the fight? It was America that started the war with Iran on February 28th.
Jay MartinHOST
17:33
But it was Israel who struck Iran's South Pars gas fields on March 18th.
Jay MartinHOST
17:38
And that is the strike that led Iran to then hit Qatar.
Ben ShapiroSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:48
and roll it, Bill.
Ben ShapiroSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:49
The president has it within his capacity to essentially finish the Iranian economy with a single bombing sortie over Karg Island or South Pars.
Ben ShapiroSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:57
The biggest thing, I think, that is the obstacle right now to just completing that victory is it's just a matter of decision making.
Ben ShapiroSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:04
Does the president actually believe that a deal is on the table or does he not? I'm very skeptical the Iranians are ever going to put a worthwhile deal on the table.

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