as noam chomsky wrote about, he wrote a book called manufacturing consent 1987. there is a symbiotic relationship between the people and the media it a reciprocity of interest. for example, cnn one of their main advertisers is pfizer pharmaceutical. it's a cliche brought to you by pfizer. they take that for granted in the commercials but if you are literally paid by a billion-dollar corporation, can you investigate that corporation? of course not. we take this for granted growing up in america. these are not right arguments. noam chomsky is not a right-winger. these are just honest things about the state of our media. in the 1970's and 80's, journalist newsman were willing to sacrifice profits on their balance sheet and have a loss leader on their balance sheet to do that investigative reporting. no more. now it's all about the money and preserving the relationship you have with the powers that be. that's not journalism under any accepted understanding of what journalism is. >> in your book, use bend a bit of time talking about -- and -- >> i think he has smart t

propaganda is selective when it comes to different conflicts around the world. conforms perfectly to what chomsky described as abilene as the 980 says the propaganda model of journalism that several things are highlighted. other things from clayton, some things on the right ignores as we do have this language, all the killing of civilians or civilian population to be exterminated. be a very some lack of any object having the, the national socialist or not the language of categories or useless people to describe the palestinian people as this, or the people of don boxes. this is, you know, it can display worrying, right? in the record it can be the state, you know, this is why this is not being covered by western media is, you know, quite frankly, it's betty to something how much will the international community, how much will the west hold ukraine and. ready israel to account for the language and these cravings, well, not at all. this is being done very much with the support of this international western community. you know, these are allied in effects all of the west. so no, i think all parties

as a chomsky and an herman said so that people are about to say things and nothings and there are politically oriented because there is a typical, this mindset that there are things which are you which you can say concerning. for example, the war and ukraine and things that you're not allowed to say is we have gotten videos, we have got images, we have got testimonies, we've got all the proof necessary. since 2014 the fact that we are not allowed to say this is actually scary. you to his work. he is not an independent company. it is defending the interests of the u. s. and those who may be involved in this, in these bio labs in ukraine, google is political. there's no doubt about the look at on the images they put on the front screen. david, i read books, i write articles every time i'm looking for something i try to stick with it, go around google, but i'll sometimes i have to have no choice. so it is definitely a political, a company all this month, we're examining the legacy of 2 decades of us occupation of afghanistan looking out the enduring consequences of america's war in the asian nat

fresh- baked book, as she says, a book, a brochure , it has long survived its madness on makomsky, chomsky, why ukraine, about the fact that in our war, you are not russia, but the west, she says that this is perhaps the only edition on which the hand of a confused italian could reach and here is my question actually two in one, what about your program of translation of ukrainian books and what are the new editions now so that you not only er well , we have something standing on a shelf in er rome let's say this but also some of our editions that you explained about ukraine, it should be said that the program for supporting translations of ukrainian literature into foreign languages ​​is a program of the ukrainian institute of books, not ours, it is called translate ukraine . was within its framework, we supported almost 100 translations of ukrainian and classical and modern and children's literature in various languages, and this seems to me to be a big breakthrough for the second year already - this program existed at that time i hope that it will be possible to find funds for it. at the

ago , began there is such a problem here that we saw recently, in this interview nova kholmsky or chomskyin the russian medusa when we suddenly saw that well, we see the moment that there is a large number of actually very pacifist attitudes among people who are well, a person has the pacifist mood and this often it also has some desire for the rules of the defensive movement and accordingly it is possible that such people who do not have the concept of a just war may simply be a significant number in precisely such organizations and this is the human factor that also leaves its mark this concept or the concept of a just war or whether this story is now in ukraine, it did not raise this question because it did not update it . this question is whether such comprehensive pacifism can actually be ukrainian to have the right to respect and understanding, well, that's what i would n't call it, i call it another word, it's detachment from the context, that is, people don't really realize how cruel this war is, and how comprehensive it is, and that it really resembles the second world war, that

i'm not just necessarily saying that i my great, but papa and noam chomsky who really argue that the once the tuesday solution is, is pointless. and perhaps the only solution ultimately is a one state for both, but that will require the kind of momentous change that moved south africa in $1089.00 to make its own change in the comparison. i wonder if i could, if i can, so sorry to jump in, i've got such a little time, but i'm going to pick your brain while i have the chance forgive me. but when it comes to the media conflict and gaza westbank and israel as well, we do tend to see history repeating itself every other year or so it just fires back up again. why is this the case, alessandra? why does history seem to repeat herself in that part of the world? it's such a, i mean, these really situation is an international situation and the main government in the world. the west in particular supports these really government and also nominally try to have the palestinians. it depends on who's in charge, but in general, there is both, it's such an international ised situation. and for exampl

we want to know how they make the sausage and manufacture the consent to, quote chomsky.en recording him for the last two months. my colleague live streamed this. unplanned, un- muted. here we go. >> this is james o'keefe. i'd like to ask some questions if you have a minute. do you still feel you are the most trusted name in news we have recordings that indicate you're not that independent of a journalist. >> thank you for your comments. [laughter] i was kind of shocked that he actually talkedor to me for a minute.ay thankk you for your comments. we will just get on a new system. maybe instead of setting up a new system, don't be fraudulent because it will find you. we are watching and waiting. we are everywhere. [laughter] [applause] in fact the person or persons that got access to this is still there and if the person or persons inside abc news got us access to the epstein moment that we recorded, that person is still there so you're not going to intimidate the project. fast forward i am in california and we did a big story. people say what's your favorite story the las

which is broad, i like to joke, it goes from norm chomsky to bill kristol, it's a big tent. she is in that. >> right. >> but i do think that -- it goes from i think the point that she grasps and others don't, tim -- i don't think graham and the other can conceptualized trump success. i don't think they think he's capable of pulling it off. and so i think they think they will still be in the driver's seat, that mitch mcconnell will get power back and he will sort of run the show. and they will get their judges. and no one has thought through, like, what does it actually look like if they really pull it off, right? if the whole american experiment collapses in on itself, what is life like for mitch mcconnell and lindsey graham? i think it doesn't look as good as i think they might understand. >> yeah, i agree. i think what is so refreshing about liz cheney is that her view of donald trump is really not all that different from mitch mcconnell's view of donald trump, right? they both think he is dangerous. >> yes. >> they both think he is buffoonish. they both think he would jus

but sometimes >> author and professor noam chomsky joined booktv recently to to talk about capitalism, u.s. foreign policy and social change. here's a portion of program. >> u.s. forged ea ahead -- ahead. the september 2021 policy statement amplifies it, states it explicitly, we will go ahead and we will continue to arm ukraine. if you want to to imagine what that's like from the russian point of view understood well by high level u.s. statesmen as i mentioned, it's as if mexico were to join a chinese-run military alliance, carry out joint exercises with the chinese army, place weapons in mexico aimed at washington. we wouldn't tolerate that for one second. it would never -- not mexico, not anywhere in latin america. and remember cuban missile crisis. inconceivable. notice that this is no infringement on the sovereignty of mexico. mexico is essentially neutral. it's not part of any military alliance. it has restrictions. it cannot do what i just described. it cannot join the chinese-run military alliance, carry out military operations with the people's liberation army, get training in

we want to know how they manufacture the consent to quote noam chomsky. so on the 61st day. i said i decided to dial into the conference call. and say hello to jeff sucker. and tell him that i have been recording him for the last two months. and my colleague live streamed this you're about to watch it. this was live stream moment unplanned unmuted dialing of the conference call. here we go. hey, jeff, sucker you there? hey, this is james o'keefe. we've been listening to your cnn calls for basically two months recording everything. just wanted to ask you some questions if you have a minute, you still feel you're the most trusted name and news because i have to say from what i've been hearing on these phone calls. i don't know about that and we got a lot of recordings that indicate. you're not really that independent of a journalist. okay. thank you for thank you for your comments. so everybody in light of that. i think what we'll do is we'll we'll set up a new system. i was kind of shocked that he that he actually talked to me for a minute. thank you for your comments. we'll

but in the chomsky on sakhalin, people were on fire, the apartment on the fourth floor was blocked bys window. they came to the rescue below, stretched the blanket, which the child threw off from above and got ready to catch this story ended safely. all alive even without serious injuries, but the boy, as later it turned out managed to grab the most valuable scooter. within the framework of the eurasian economic union , settlements in national currencies between the participating countries already account for 75% , mikhail mishustin said in kyrgyzstan at a meeting of the eurasian intergovernmental council, the russian prime minister emphasized the west is increasing sanctions pressure, despite the fact that he himself feels the negative consequences of such a policy in these conditions. i with proved its effectiveness at the meeting talked about the creation of a common gas market e-commerce greater integration will strengthen the eurasian union and reduce dependence on the western implant. well, the eu itself can solve the food security problems of free movement. western states. they