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i wish this man could live forever.

@jenniemalloy7402

5 жыл бұрын

tomitstube He will.

@nirvana_head

5 жыл бұрын

Amen.

@User-xw6kd

4 жыл бұрын

It's great to know that he is still alive and doing well.

@acetate909

3 жыл бұрын

@@jenniemalloy7402 That's a beautiful point and very true. His writings and brilliant insights will be with us for as long as we're smart enough to utilize them. There are a lot of amazingly brilliant people in the world and Noam stands out among them. I generally don't get upset when someone that I don't know passes away but it's going to be a very sad day when we lose this man.

@picklesandcheese25

3 жыл бұрын

@@User-xw6kd How is his health? I hope he's well.

I will cry so much when Chomsky is not among us anymore. He's been a lighthouse of rationality, sanity and fairness for many many years. I just wish he could live another 20 years.

@elinannestad5320

3 жыл бұрын

I can't bear to contemplate it. We will most likely be crying together.

@TheJonnyEnglish

2 жыл бұрын

The way he’s not slowing down one bit in his old age makes me feel like he could haha

@alanmcrae8594

2 жыл бұрын

The thought of celebrating "Noam Chomsky Day" every year would make his passing more bearable. His towering intellect, relentless honesty and global humanism are indeed a lighthouse.

@tahiramasood8447

Жыл бұрын

@@TheJonnyEnglish I know he's still speaking regularly. He's 94 this December.

@fabiengerard8142

Жыл бұрын

As far as all the written + audiovisual material he’s left us won’t be ‘erased’, he will remain among us. I doubt, though, his exceptionally lucid mind will ever touch a number of humans significant enough to change the global criminal + suicidal behavior of Homo ‘sapiens’. This very man, alas, is definitely much too smart to convince but the usual (un)happy few. Tech, especially, has made the anonymous mainstream ‘doxa’ far, far too powerful.

Hair game is 💯

@1HorseOpenSlay

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!was super distracted by the incredible hair!cant front that,dude with receding hair line.This vid is priceless

@caldoreo

3 жыл бұрын

You do know that alot of men go through male pattern baldness? And it's not their choice?

@callidusvulpes5556

3 жыл бұрын

@@caldoreo doesn’t change the fact that he has good hair

@elinannestad5320

3 жыл бұрын

@@callidusvulpes5556 gorgeous.

The second guy questioning Chomsky was all pomp, desperate to frame Chomsky as unamerican using cheap tactics. Chomsky was having none of it. He's not only smart, he's strong of character.

The courage and wisdom Professor Chomsky has. It boggles my mind the power this man has. Day after day, year after year, decade after decade not giving into despair or threats on his life to fight for the good of all peoples. I am as big as a football player and still feel so small listening to him. He sees what is going on in the shadows and still to this day in his 90's in home on his web camera continues the fight with a sense of hope. He is a hero. A real one. Thank you Sir for your service to us all.

@capicuaaa

2 жыл бұрын

Beautifully put. Prof. Chomsky's integrity and character are absolutely aspirational.

@omalone1169

6 ай бұрын

​@@capicuaaawhere is this show now

@boweevil6442

29 күн бұрын

A powerful mind . Scary smart .

If I keep interrupting with my next question before you are done answering I win.

@johnmoran1317

6 жыл бұрын

ufia-i agree.. i considered that man a complete j jerk for trying to cut chomsky off before he could answer. i suspect this backfired on him.. made many more sympathetic,open minded to chomsky's claims

@emeliedenmodige2470

6 жыл бұрын

Hahaha... touché!!!

@skyguy5587

5 жыл бұрын

Owning the libs to confuse the masses. Chomsky still got his points across.

@uncensoredart6112

5 жыл бұрын

@@johnmoran1317 that guy is like the 70s version of ben shapiro lol

@johnmoran1317

5 жыл бұрын

@@uncensoredart6112 _I don't know ben shapiro..But i know chomsky well..and m,ostly agree with him[except for 911 and JFK's assassination.]

Rule one of debating Chomsky: 1. Don't do it

@chadsimmons4496

3 жыл бұрын

So glad so many have tried! Sad though, that they all have failed, but they still run the show.

@acetate909

3 жыл бұрын

@@chadsimmons4496 He happened to study linguistics, but he would have dominated any field that he studied. Chomsky is a special kind of genius that we're all too stupid to fully appreciate. Like Tesla, Tolstoy, or Mozart; Chomsky is so far ahead of his peers that's its hard to evaluate his place in history. I am genuinely going to miss him.

@Maxarcc

3 жыл бұрын

This comment rings so true after that debacle of a debate with the Bad Faith podcast. The hosts even thought they beat him after that lmao. So embarrasing.

@SchutzBoysband

3 жыл бұрын

​@@Maxarcc briana joy grey is a psuedointellectual who wants a media career and virgil texas is a really bad comedy writer. That they think they beat chomsky in a debate is really funny. I don't even fully agree with chomsky that voting for biden was essentially a moral duty but all of their arguments FUCKING SUCKED. But since their brand of leftism is just hanging out and having a good time with your other brooklyn friends the fact that they laughed and joked about how they beat him (when he wasn't there) means that they basically did win. The working class didn't but they don't actually care about them and spend their whole lives avoiding joining their ranks.

William A. Rusher apparently wrote a book called "How To Win Arguments More Often Than Not". I wonder if he considers constantly interrupting someone that you just asked a question to a good way of "winning" an argument. I can't believe Chomsky always manages to keep his cool when faced with these "opponents".

50 years since then and he's still kicking, may he be preserved with health for many many more years

@benaffleckisanokayactor

Жыл бұрын

Communists and Islamists love him, nobody else takes him very seriously

Conservatives from time immemoriam: "What if this situation that I've crafted in my head for the purpose of winning an argument point was real, instead of the reality that is so damning to my cause and entire political identity?"

@roughhabit9085

3 жыл бұрын

No sorry that’s inscrutable.

@ad12bc34

Жыл бұрын

So so true. And it is mind boggling how they fail to notice the profound distortion that underlies such a mindset.

@omalone1169

6 ай бұрын

​@@ad12bc34how did you find this

The fact is nobody remembers today who exactly the second arrogant showman was, whereas everybody has ever heard of Noam.

@ubuntuposix

3 жыл бұрын

the Fact that everybody knows who Chomsky is despite him not being on Cnn, Msnbc, Fox, etc

@joejoelesh1197

3 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately he is not as well known in the US as he is abroad.

@grahamsymes9501

3 жыл бұрын

I think it was William F Buckley

@roughhabit9085

3 жыл бұрын

It was Buckley’s publisher actually. This interview must have been just before Chomsky flew the flag for Pol Pot. At the end of the day despite all of his copious amounts of bluster and indignation Chomsky has not achieved much . So what if his sanctimonious drivel dupes a proportion of the youth that are wet behind the ears .l don’t care anymore. As Machiavelli said “the vulgar are generally influenced by appearances , and most people are vulgar “

@Rowlph8888

Жыл бұрын

@@roughhabit9085 No, that's just you projecting your clear insecurities, Cowardice and malicious intentions and like the usual ultraconservative, offering nothing of substance, therefore accusiing the other of what you disseminate, which is utter drivel

Thank you Professor Chomsky....a jewel among men!

Chomsky g-walked out of there

@cp9105

6 жыл бұрын

lol

@ageresequituresse

6 жыл бұрын

hell yes he did.

@elinannestad5320

3 жыл бұрын

and into my heart

@DingusTheGenius

2 жыл бұрын

Noam g-walks everywhere.

lmao "Young Noam Chomsky" was 47 here

@ivanjinxgg7008

5 жыл бұрын

43, actually

@karenkelly8578

5 жыл бұрын

I put that title in the search and came here

@ivanjinxgg7008

5 жыл бұрын

@@johnmulligan455 He was turning 43 years old that year, maybe this was before his birthday though

@ivanjinxgg7008

5 жыл бұрын

@@johnmulligan455ikay then

@andreselectrico

4 жыл бұрын

Put it into perspective.

The guy interrupting Chomsky and rudely not really listening much to his answers after a question reminds me of Hannity.

One courageous man of clear intellect against the world..

Great stuff. No wonder they stopped asking him to appear on major network TV. The good professor has decades of facing down these right-wing bullies and professional obfuscators. Hope he's around for a good while yet. Socialism or Barbarism.

@roughhabit9085

3 жыл бұрын

What’s the difference?

Chomsky is a brilliant man and it’s such a shame that his voice is silenced by mainstream media in this country !!!

@roughhabit9085

3 жыл бұрын

Well don’t get your knickers in a twist about it chum because mainstream media is all but dead

Chomsky-Cool and sure of himself. The other guy- drenched in sweat and making a fool of himself.

William A. Rusher acts like a straightup creep, and still gets completely beaten up intellectually. Unsurprising given he also wrote articles defending people like Pinochet.... Chomsky's history of being right with complete calm and confidence, is attributable to a vast intellect & dedication, but more importantly to his total integrity, in not having any agenda or being for sale or anyones whore...

@jenniemalloy7402

5 жыл бұрын

sydb Correct.

well done finding this and posting it

Damn! Chomsky is hot!

@pragjyotishbhuyangogoi8363

6 жыл бұрын

NotMEUS Led by Faith, not by sight! He was recently voted the 'sexiest philosopher alive' .

@mosman1372

5 жыл бұрын

@@pragjyotishbhuyangogoi8363 Didn't know that title existed 😅

Crazy to see this video is literally almost 50 years old

The interviewer's sole intent on scoring rhetorical points wouldn't be half as annoying as it was if he wasn't bent on talking like some 19th century showman.

@duxnihilo

6 жыл бұрын

Crysus Bu Which he wasn't. He was being a bell end, sitting on a table like a child with the most frightful accent one could conjure up (trans-atlantic). Limited vocabulary and cheap rhetorical tricks coupled with half-decent elocution.

@ignoulikeit

6 жыл бұрын

ugh the trans-atlantic accent lol

@shadybones5739

6 жыл бұрын

Lukasz Przek 😅😅😅😅😅

@petrichorjournal8866

4 жыл бұрын

Being a bootlicker throughout is annoying enough.

@williamwooten6156

3 жыл бұрын

So called refined speech is a tell tale sign of snobbery and faux intellectual agression

Once again a brilliant demonstration of coherent logic and the defense of American Morality by professor Chomsky. I love how he highlights that the people of the united states are the arbiters of right and wrong, not hegemonic and power hungry sociopaths acting in secret against the interests of the people they are supposed to be serving.

The interviewer was sweating and rushing to the next question, Where as Noam Chomsky gave answers so immediately with out much thought, that is surprising. Its like he already has a forumula in his brain and his mouth just spewing output with the ears taking input. No changing of the algorithm at run time.

I am so relieved to see him young again. Last time i heard him at democracy now, with Amy Goodman, where he talked about corona, environment and nuclear weapon, he looked old. I am happy he is young again. We need Noam forever.

@adamazzalino5247

Жыл бұрын

He's 93 so we're lucky to have him still. But you know what? His books and ideas will be young forever.

I didn't know a young Noam Chomsky existed.

Chomsky is so much more knowledgeable, rational and honest than the 'other side'. That must be why his point of view has, sadly, not prevailed with the American people. Vietnam, meet Iraq.

@roughhabit9085

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah even the radicals despised him for supporting Pol Pot but hey they have selective memories when it suits.

Wow, at the end that Rusher guy said it should be up to the government to determine what is good and evil! He literally said "I think it's for the government", on an issue where their government had been LYING to the people about the war and the reasons for it, while committing a GENOCIDE.

We need more intellectuals that dare to speak up. Now, more than ever.

Top upload. Thank you.

How many lives did Ellesberg and Russo save by releasing those documents? Millions I think. The courage they had. To stand up to the US Government and the solid narrative they had on the war. RIP Anthony Russo. Thank you Professor Chomsky and Mr Ellesberg. You three are heroes.

@dans9463

7 ай бұрын

You could be right.. but not 100 percent sure... for hindsight is 20/20 Publishing the Pentagon Papers encouraged the U.S. to step back from military ventures. In 1975 or before, possibly the U.S. should have fully gone into Cambodia to rescue its people. .. even it meant coordinating with the Vietnamese Communist. Americans went through fatigue to fight overseas... but millions died in Cambodia. In 1983, I was arrested for civil disobedience and placed overnight in a private room with Daniel Ellsberg. He said, Sometimes, one needs to push someone away who, by chance, is blocking you from reaching a drowning We talked about the book, Experiment in Truth.... But, I applied political correctness before the term was widely known.. I wanted to question about the need for military force in Cambodia. I understand are militarism in southeast Asia destabilize Cambodia. Nevertheless, there is a time. We can't throw the baby out with the bathwater. Our earlier involvement being dirty... the baby being the helpless Cambodians. Our actions earlier that night was to stop the testing of the MX missle. The MX was part of Ronald Reagan's star wars. The Soviet Union could not continue to compete. .. and collapse. The outcomes are not black or white. It's good that the Soviet Union collapse.. not so good it nuclear information and materials end up on the black market. So, the U.S. backing away from overseas conflicts is not completely right.

@omalone1169

6 ай бұрын

Who is Anthony Russo?

If the government deicides what is good and what is evil then we are all in for a terrible life with no redemption.

It's interesting to compare the Ellsberg situation with modern day cases like Snowden and Assange. We see Ellsberg as being kind of a necessary player in the story of Vietnam and US foreign policy, and has won awards for his efforts, but only after a good bit of time has gone by. It will be interesting to read Wikis on Snowden and Assange 30 years from now.

@sallybrookner4158

2 жыл бұрын

Not really all that similar. The Pentagon Papers were way more important. Snowden did reveal U.S. collecting more information on it’s citizens than was admitted; Assange seemed to take sides in an election, and I lost respect for him when he pushed the baseless conspiracy theory about Seth Rich. I hope Assange is pardoned, but don’t think he has much credibility or importance anymore.

"What if he had a red balloon in his left hand while revealing classified documents?!"

@tommym321

11 ай бұрын

A red one, you say?

Great clip

I love how the 2nd guy tried to set him up for a cross-examination, but had no idea what his answers were going to be. Made himself look so stupid when Chomsky actually thought faster than a firehouse of pre-prepared questions.

Perfect example of media practice of not fully discussing something.

The second interviewer is your common person. You can recognise them from a mile. They know nothing but they pretend to be smart.

@michaellewchuk8272

3 жыл бұрын

Common people don't try so hard to be smart, which in a strange way undercuts a lot of Chomsky's lamentations on behalf of the common person. lol

Not to say anything bad about Chomsky now, I love him and his views, but the "young" Noam was just full of that fire and youth and sometimes I forget about these older interviews. Not to say he doesn't have that fire still, but age can dull that intensity. I love the fact that idiot interrogating him tries to trap him and he clearly outlines its not a "one size fits all" kind of solution. The guy wants general and Noam checks him with the nuances. Of course history is on Chomsky's side so...

"All a question of good and evil" Chomsky: absolutely "And that's something for you and Ellsberg to decide?" Chomsky: no I think it's something for the American people "Well I think it's for the Governemnt and our laws to decide" 😬

Incredible mind! And the ceaseless efforts to try to ‘trip’ him up, to no avail. That’s why the major media won’t have him, just to speak. Simple honest facts and truths are not permitted.

Very honest, so wise, very caring ... person.

Like a Boss! Just shows how easy it is for simple moral values of universal right and wrong to trump any aggressive examination... When you see a politician stumble in an interview, it's because they're not dealing with right and wrong, but insidious calculations.

...and I thoght that the interviewer's job was to ask a question and let the person answer it, but this interview shows me I was sooooo wrong😂

They don't make TV like that anymore.

@afonsosousa2684

3 жыл бұрын

Thank goodness. These reactionary morons with the affected transatlantic accent were cancer.

He was so far ahead of everyone.

NC-you're the best. Human. Wow-how rare.

Chomsky crushed it. William Rusher actually wrote a book called how to win arguments. How ironic.

God, I can't believe how young Noam Chomsky is here.

@adapienkowska2605

Жыл бұрын

He is 43 there.

@jamesa2482

10 ай бұрын

He is 162 here

@insight827

5 ай бұрын

@@jamesa2482LMAO

Omg I remember this show

Very polite Noam despite the rude pathetic interruptions

Seeing him as anything other than an old ass man is so strange. I always think of him as the world's coolest grandpa.

@nataliebolles

Жыл бұрын

Right? And he was quite handsome!

It's incredible to me how the American experience has changed since this video was filmed. What a different world we live in now.

@roughhabit9085

3 жыл бұрын

Well in the intervening years there has been a lot of socialist schooling performed, and a socialist industry always produces a poor quality product.

Chomsky an absolute legend

lol the last guy asking questions interrupted virtually every answer to his questions basically 2 seconds in.

People arguing Chomsky have to cut him off continually and try to talk over him because their arguments have no merit.

I've never seen anyone interrupt Chomsky so many times. Wow

God bless our Noam....

This was at least as late as 1971.

*I ❤ Chomsky!*

Hey Michael Ward, wasn't he a huge influence on your education? I had never seen him as a young guy, so now I love him even more! Did you ever have a chance to be at a conference or anything where he was speaking?

Already you can see how panicked Chomsky makes his opponents. This overconfident snooty interrogator tries to railroad Chomsky by peppering him with questions while simultaneously attempts to talk over his answers. Only makes him look foolish, afraid to deal with the replies.

Why did all the smug media personalities in the 70s act like William Buckley?

I didn't know the face punchability scale was this steep.

Gold!. where did you get this one?.

He's not exactly young here. You have to realize, this guy has been famous (or at least noteworthy) since the 1950s. As an undergraduate computer science student many years ago we were still studying his then four decades' old linguistics research impact on the design of programming languages long before I ever knew about his political work -- I saw him on the news one day and remembered the guy with the funny name from a radically different context than I had learned it. Who has that kind of career longevity, aside from former child actors? It's pretty impressive. I don't agree with a lot of what he says but I have huge respect for him nonetheless.

@billmilligan7272

3 жыл бұрын

@Aden Lind A lot of detailed, nuanced points that I don't care to argue in a comments section. Why would you care?

@nataliebolles

Жыл бұрын

Yeah Chomsky is still required reading in any compsci program in the world.

the last question exchange is insane

wow that interviewer kept interrupting almost immediately as soon as he chomsky started speaking. it seemed pretty rough.

That 2nd speaker is a Perry mason wannabe🤣🤣 cross examining chomsky and getting owned at every turn😫🤣tried to cut Noam off from making his point because he knew he had nothing. Well done Noam,you caught another body🔥🔥🔥👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Nailed it.

This is how you defend yourself against a lawyer who is full of his own self importance.

props to chomsky for being patient with these conservatives who are all talk and rhetoric

Starting at 3:31; When someone asks you question after question but keep interrupting your answers they"re only interested in criticizing, ridiculing and intimidating you with a hostile attitude but he failed. Never try to verbally trip up a Professor in Linguistics :=)

Replace Ellsberg with Assange/Snowden/Manning, Vietnam with Afghanistan/Iraq/Syria/Yugoslavia/Ukraine/Yemen/Venezuela/etc./etc./etc./etc./etc./etc., add a few years to Chomsky, and it could be broadcasted today with just as much (if not more) relevance.

He is a hero, a rebel without a pause, and a grat human being!

Can't believe I'm saying this but TV seemed to have integrity back then, actually featured important discussions. Now: Netflix.

3:20 That information should be brought before the American public

Back in the day when people with opposing points of view debated issues face to face.

The guy at 3:30... 😝. Chomsky's grace under pressure.

Noam Chomsky kinda reminds me of Marty McFly's dad in back to future 50's version

Always love a show that physically seats its guests below its hosts - they didn’t even trying to hide the authoritarian intent or propagandistic elements.

It's kind of hard to imagine this was the level of polictal discourse on national television at one point. Juxtaposing this against current day MSNBC or FOX is incredibly depressing.

@jameshammond3853

3 жыл бұрын

Ha! Well, not really 😔

Yo he speaks on a whole another level better I wish his cadence in speed was not lost in old age the man is still brilliant but he is so hard to listen to I'm a young millennial born in 1996 so I looked up this video just for a reference of how he spoke during his younger life

Many, many such cases.

Noam Chomsky has a brilliant mind and full of truthful information he investigated himself which are not fully disclosed to the public! That is why he can answer swiftly any question regarding the detail of the American Foreign policy. No one on the planet could beat this guy on these matters. So don’t waste you time trying to argue with him! He always win in the end!!

I love Noam so much

ha ha, those interruptions comes from frustration

May he live forever

Thank you, KZread algorithmic overlords. Please show me MOAR NOAM

This mans brain in must be massive wow his response were on point in a timely manner and were executed perfectly the people should not be foolish to think that they are not capable of making decisions that are affecting there daily lives we the people will stand strong in support of the right to open documentation to all

Noam is probably one the few people who read them all I'm sure.

I love to ask questions and then interrupt while the person is answering. True Roman court procedure. No lo contendre.

Television was very different then.

He so handsome, and smart too.....

Fair play, Chomsky had GREAT hair

Hero

Rest in peace sweet Dan, you will be missed.