Noam Chomsky interview on his Life and Career (2003)

In this in depth interview with Noam Chomsky, he talked about his life and career as a political activist and critic of U.S. foreign policy. He also responded to questions from viewers on the telephone and submitted by fax and e-mail.

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[voulafisentzidis]

Love this man. Especially that he tells viewers to research for themselves and not take his word as gospel. Such integrity. And what a brain - even at 95!

[StuffOffYouStuff]

What i love about Noam is how he answers people. His tone is the same no matter what. You expect to hear at least some sort of defensive or impatient tonality in response to the especially the more challenging people, but it never happens. I find it helps me recognize how reactionary I can be and to pause and think a bit.

[celestecanyon]

Brilliant. Sharp here at 75. Still sharper than most at 93!!

[erickwilberding]

He's always respectful and brings out an insight in his answers. Thanks for posting this.

[gretchenvanburen]

My post graduate studies was in applied linguistics and felled in love with his astute analysis on deep structure concluded that Chomsky was our first Human Internet a genius mind

[bbmaryam]

I can listen this man for hours. Bring his more videos on board

[oddanielvives]

Very few idols in life this gentleman in my eyes is fascinating intelligence

[billyworkman]

Noam Chomsky is a gem of information, This country since the beginning has always used narrative's to control the thoughts and actions of it's people. Noam Chomsky debunks all that misinformation. I thank you Noam Chomsky.

[melodyjang]

imagine having a father you can ask about most of the pressing issues of life plus linguistic expertise... I miss my father....

[GoldenGateNum]

I find it very disgusting and quite disgracefull that there are not more interviews like this of Prof. Noam Chomsky by the US media, this is a fantastic interview which honors him deservedly 🌹

[rv]

This interviewer is asking Noam Chomsky "when he went to MIT and why" like he was interrogating a suspect of homicide

[all_is_]

Sounds like an interrogation! Interviewer is about as warm and friendly as a weekend in Guantanamo

[Ozzshow]

I feel like I'm a kid in the 2000s again watching this. The graphics and music are still rooted in the 90s but the video quality feels more modern, and the remorse around 9/11 and the war in iraq

[krishnasa]

About the Media: " The choice of topics, the shaping of information, the basic assumptions, and so on fall within a fairly narrow spectrum which tends to be highly supportive of state and corporate power." -Noam Chomsky

[SoumilSahu]

This man was doing podcasts even before they were a thing

[nkvk]

wow. Especially on Iran it is as if Professor Chomsky spoke today. All he said are correct. This man is a seer I think.

[jontomas]

Chomsky is the greatest intellectual and dissident speaking truth to power in our times. Whatever happens to this poor planet, and us, we can't say Chomsky didn't warn us.

[hunterluxton]

This man is now 94 or 95. Quite a remarkable man, Insightful with great intellectual, political and cultural acuity.

[zombiehampster]

I just wish we had leaders like him in power. We'd have a different world, and one I would like to see happen one day.