Does Noam Chomsky Hate America?

Patrick Bet-David has a virtual sit-down with philosopher and political activist Noam Chomsky. In this interview they talk about the American Dream, capitalism, philosophy, American history and the future of America.

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About the guest: Avram Noam Chomsky is an American linguist, philosopher, cognitive scientist, historian, social critic, and political activist. Sometimes called "the father of modern linguistics", Chomsky is also a major figure in analytic philosophy and one of the founders of the field of cognitive science.

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What's your biggest takeaway from my sit down with Noam Chomsky?

[great]

"The country didn't give you the opportunity - Certain people within the country gave you the opportunity" - Noam Chomsky

[JakeFallis]

“I don’t love countries. Love is a relationship between people. When you love countries, something is wrong.”

[jonathanthainguyen]

It's unfortunate that Patrick didn't take this opportunity to learn. His ego is in the stratosphere and he thinks he can only learn from people who have more money than him cuz that's the only thing he values.

[lesliehourihan]

Noam has incredible recall for a man in his 90s, he's seems to remember everthing he has ever read and understood..

[kaisersoce]

You can actually watch, in real time, as Patrick's brain capacity reaches its limit and he just checks out 🤣

[al]

I love how Chomsky gently but firmly tackles all the strawmen, mischaracterizations and the gap of knowledge between the two

[cueva_mc]

The answer Chomsky gives when referring to the concept of the greatest country in the world is a great perspective

[vrfcuss]

Thank you, Patrick, for using your lack of knowledge to teach others. I previously misunderstood your role. It is just painful and cringe-worthy that you put such smart people through your flawed process. Fortunately, you do allow the guest to talk at times, and the audience can still learn, regardless.

[whereiswoolley]

When someone driven by greed, vanity and ego meets true intelligence. Welcome to school, Patrick.

[Greg]

It's incredible that Chomsky can have these long comprehensive conversations at his age, good for him.

[jimblomqvist]

Calling Noam Chomsky naive was hilarious!!!😂😂😂

[juniordunkley]

What Chomsky is saying about public funding is total truth

[CanadianPrepper]

When one of the greatest political thinkers of our time (in his last days) only collects 30000 views on a channel with 3 million subs... that shows you what the future will be. Prepare prepare prepare!

[vandelayindustries]

Even with bad questions, Noam still gives great answers

[wecx]

Imagine talking to the most amazing human being on earth and wasting the opportunity due to one's ego

[khaki]

This is how we can see the difference between a smart guy and a scholar.

[kevins]

"You don't love a country, you love people." That one striked me hard !

[connorbrady]

It's like watching an adult talk to a child. Noam says something, it goes over Pat's head, Pat responds to what he thought Noam said, and then Noam calmly corrects Pat. Repeat for an hour.

[VV-snfh]

Patrick you deserve my respect for having such a high quality individual like profesor Chomsky in your program. I’m glad you had the courage to face pure intelligence and a man who has for years dissecting foreign policy and is capable of speaking the truth. Just because you were able to find success in US, it doesn’t mean US is the greatest nation. You had a great lesson here, take advantage of it.