Frank Alcock describes four "take-away" ideas from the drilling report he co-authored for the Collins Center for Public Policy and the Century Commission. (2:38)

Alcock says he's left with a single question as he watches BP's efforts to stop the flow of oil from a busted well in the Gulf: was this blowout so unforeseeable that the company had no contingency plan for it? (1:57)

Alcock explains why he thinks the Deepwater Horizon oil spill could be the catalyst that gets people thinking more about new sources of energy. (2:09)

Will Weatherford and Keith Fitzgerald talk about some of the other oil resources that will become economically feasible as the price for oil and gas rises. They also say it is important to explore new forms of energy. (3:22)

Weatherford and Fitzgerald talk about why polls still show a fairly even split of support for and opposition to offshore drilling despite the ongoing spill in the Gulf. (2:39)