except for chomsky , his daughter was not allowed to enter, but friends chomsky were allowed to enter palestine. chomsky told arts that it was unclear how israeli authorities were informed of the matter when he arrived at the border. after detaining chomsky for five hours, the authorities of the zionist regime told him that he cannot enter the west bank. by sending a letter to the american embassy in tel aviv, this regime announced that they will explain the reason for their opposition to his entry into the occupied territories. ministry of affairs the interior of the zionist regime informed chomsky that he was banned from entering occupied palestine due to his anti-zionist positions. mustafa the head of the palestinian national initiative front, al-barghosi , said about chomsky's arrest: "with this action, the zionist regime seeks to continue the policy of sanctions, blockades, and oppression against freedom of expression ." namcheki after the regime's obstruction with 85% of the workforce of the population and that was basically their workforce, they needed them, they had to sustain

i'm rick sanchez, doctor of eva chomsky wrote and documented how immigration became illegal. and recently she also released central america's forgotten history revolution, migrants and the roots of migration. the good professor is good enough to join us now. um, i guess we start with where we are in the united states as far as news goes. what, what, what do you make of this new immigration controversy that this time happens to be about? that, that feel weird even saying this haitians eating other people's pets. but i say that knowing that it sounds ridiculous just to phrase it that way or frame it that way. because i think there's so much more to the story. right? definitely. and you know, i was just listening with interest to what you were talking about before about the assignment was in the media and you know, the right wing and the blustering media. but i would actually say that, well, you know, i'm not even sure we really have a left wing media in the states lease about, well, it's very widely available. mm hm. and that, that there's, while there is a difference between,

and certainly over the last 20 years, as brian has been saying, but um, i've heard you know noom chomsky say in lectures at mit to a uh woman in the audience saying that it's our only refuge and he said you're talking about the least safe place for jews in the modern world you're not this is that that's just that's just not true what you're saying because it's you can't be those things at the same time and um it's that's i'm not trying to ignore that uh, you know, uh, look at history, but you know, french into china predated america's involvement there as well, this is how the imperialist dice roll and the the murders that took place from all over the the the the american continent uh, basically at the behest of american imperialism, are no different in the way. they have unfolded and the details that made them so apparent and uh amoral, that is not different because it claims to be something that it it it can't be, and it it's not a unique history and a unique page of the imperialist playbook, and it's time to stop allowing that to be the narrative, that's not fair to history. and it's

uh and certainly over the last 20 years as brian has been saying, but um, i've heard you know noom chomsky say in lectures at mit to a uh woman in the audience saying that it's our only refuge, and he said, you're talking about the least safe place for jews in the modern world, you're not, this is that's just that's just not true what you're saying, because it's you can't be those things at the same time, and um, it's... that's why i'm i'm not trying to ignore that uh you know uh look at history, but you know french indo china predated america's involvement there as well, this is how the imperialist dice role and the the murders that took place from all over the the the the american continent uh basically at the behest of american imperialism are no... different in the way they have unfolded and the details that made them so aburent and uh moral that is not different because it claims to be something that it it it can't be and it it's not a unique history and a unique page of the imperialist playbook and it's time to stop allowing that to be the narrative that's not fair. to history and it

these campaigns, the zionists need these propaganda campaigns to continue to in the words of nome chomsky and edward s. manufacture consent amongst the us population to support israel extraordinarily high numbers, the us has been funding israels a year, we've expended many times more that since october 7th, and there's a lot of resistance in the us to this, and so the propaganda is necessary for the zinis to try to over. come that resistance and i think we see this propaganda manifesting in many ways and being very effective in many ways. one example of this is when camala harris during the debate uh retold the lies of the mass rapes on october 7th, well that's a huge propaganda trope of designs and so it shows how much that is seeped into the consciousness of much of america including um into the uh halls of congress and the white house as well, yeah, i mean that opposition dan uh, i think it's in the mainly amongst the american public, isn't it, rather than the uh political class in america? well, that's absolutely right, i mean that's an important point, the political class is almost e

carrying out in the west bank something that is worse than apartheid according to the experts like noam chomsky and desmond tutu others. right. it's worse than apartheid. south africa. obviously they're carrying out the the genocide and gaza. the following. i almost 20 years of an illegal siege on, on cause. so it's a belligerent state and a legal occupier, an imperial power. and as you know, as part of that, they have to try to control the narrative. so all these other actions kind of flow from that, that position as, as an illegal occupier, the need to try to control media narratives. and they have a sense of, there's a sense of and community that they can do whatever they want. i thought stephen walt said it best even waltz is a professor of international relations at harvard university and 2 and a half weeks ago. he said that there is nothing that is really government to do or say that would cause the united states to lose support for it. and i thought that was a really telling a towing statement. then as long as the us continues to support israel is going to continue to run roughshod throu

as noam chomsky taught as many years ago when he wrote the faithful triangle, it's the is rarely us palestinian complex to us is on board with israel in that sense. it doesn't mean they agree with israel and everything. it doesn't mean that things happen in exactly the way the us wants, as i just said, israel's driving the driving the bus now. but the us is essentially and effectively on board for israel's doing well. how many mastery you heard more in that press conference than i did because i heard a lot of lines that i've heard lincoln say before, but thank you very much for that. um perspective. sorry, i wasn't the, by the way, in any way undermining what you were saying. i was saying you gave it more meaning and context. thank you very much. we will speak to you again throughout the evening . we've been covering breaking news out of lebanon, where israel has bombed a densely populated civilian area, in bare with southern suburbs. israel says it's a tax target and has bloss central command headquarters in dia, now the reuters news agency is reporting that has the last secretary general has

i think the people have awake and i can tell you the polls in the us. noam chomsky always used to say it and it's true if you look at the poles of the american people are pretty good on everything. they oppose the war and guys, especially the democrats, i think it it, 80 percent owing a majority of the people vs don't want to fund ukraine anymore. they get it. and that's why the government has to lie, and that's why they have to prevent the truth from getting out because their own people are buying the program. the people are away and the government wants to put them back to sleep. yes for interest and you know they're, they're holding elections and i'll sit alone and seems to be changing that also because they are, will signal pro, hung garron, but as of now that's all. thank as low as then uh, cabinet. go with the price of probably you hit and see to like, it's my pleasure for joining me here today. thanks but that's a file end of this. so now this week, as long as the 2. yeah, i'm a busy since the know, same gas pipelines with summit i've. i'm the carpets still at large. well sir,

i i spent a bunch of time the book manufacturing consent write chomsky's book in the eighties and. the phrase manufacturing consent references is walter lippmann talking the obligation of the government being to manufacture the consent of the governed by which he means use propaganda to get people to to subscribe to this, the government wants to do this process of persuasion and the line between propaganda and persuasion has always been a little bit fuzzy. you don't quite know where it is. so what you start to see is when chomsky writes the book manufacture and consent, he's gone and he's taken a phrase from. lippmann and he's pulled it about 60 years into the future. and the thing that's so interesting about that is people remember the part about how media is complicit in a propaganda ecosystem and i think if you see the book referenced on twitter often than not at somebody darkly, you know, manufacturing consent, they are manufacturing, right? and it's used to distrust in media when what the book is actually about is it's a book about a system of incentives it's a book that says

these campaigns, the zionists need these propaganda campaigns to continue to, in the words of nome chomsky and edward s herman, manufacture consent amongst the u.s. population to support israel at, extraordinarily high... uh numbers, you know, the u.s. has been funding israel at about three to four billion dollars a year, we've expended many times more that since october 7th, yes and "there's a lot of resistance in the us to this, yeah, and so the propaganda is necessary for the zionists to try to overcome that resistance, and i think we see this propaganda um manifesting in many ways and being very effective in many ways. one example of this is when camala harris during the debate uh retold the lies of the mass rapes on october 7th, well that's a huge propaganda trope of designs." so it shows how much that is seaked into the consciousness of much of america, including um, into the uh, halls of congress in the white house as well, yeah, i mean that opposition, dan uh, i think it's in the mainly amongst the american public, isn't it rather than the uh political class in america? well, that'

it’s not surprising that the course master, pavel chomsky, answered in german, we’ll take it. that i was 16 years old, i passed the first round, then the second round, when i had to bring documents, and i didn’t have a certificate yet, i came to the head of our course polosikhomsky and said, i haven’t really finished school yet, i’m 14 years old, and he said, well, come to the state exam and we’ll see there, i came to the state exam, passed this exam and he took me to his course as a free listener, well, that is, i studied absolutely on an equal basis with everyone else, i also passed exams, studied at night school at the same time, and somehow... crime, she didn't even have a passport, and zaks showed the newlyweds the door. then the lovers decided to legitimize their relationship in heaven, by the will of god and the efforts of her husband, as soon as marina. turned 16, the world saw the birth of her firstborn, svyatoslav. i had some colossal number of fears, lyosha completely surrounded me with care, everything that concerns getting up at night to the child, to the son, tha

next to this exhibition , they plan to open another one. dedicated to zavadsky's successor, pavel chomskysitions will be available to theater spectators. at the beginning of the new season, performances launched in the previous one are being held here, the premiere will start in november. vladimir maikovsky, directed by alla sigalova. shakespeare's magbeth, directed by andrei sergeevich khachalovsky. and one title that i will stage, another title, while i with him debt. i would really like it to be such a big, serious musical performance, i somehow got a taste for it after the temporary musicians, and maybe it will be three musketeers, with all its vocal, musical content, and six more performances will be released this season, in addition, the mossovet theater is preparing special projects, planning tours to samara, saratov, balashov and krasnoyarsk, and of course will participate in festivals and awards. one morning on ntv. i am sergey mayorov. hello. this week the country said goodbye to its hero alexander maslyakov. it was not alexander maslyakov who created the club of cheerful resour

i was reading chomsky like it's not what you imagine. yeah. so i just think that there's unusual things across the gradient and that's that's for me part of how i try to protect against stereotype being resentful sources, you know. yeah, i hope i'm going to answer your question. i think i miss misinterpreted it earlier when we were talking about it before but i with memoir it's interesting because like over like i wrote dossier over the course of many many years and like does the memoir genres really changed a lot? i think there's like memoir and essays, hybrid memoirs. even in your memoir, it's just so beautifully sort of engages in in reporting and thoughts about other people's artwork, which is just so enjoyable to read. my my, my second order thoughts about class and the american dream are sort of i never break the fourth wall in a lot of ways. i took inspiration from the structure of the novel in order to write dos all. and i read all of your books within a course of two days, and it was interesting too. yeah, i know. it was interesting t

next will be the centenary of chomsky, whose office we are also opening in a museum way. this weekend. the moscow estates festival of impressions is coming to an end . the kolomenskaya museum-reserves will celebrate the final of the project. starting from midday, dozens of different events will be held, designed for adults and children, the schedule includes historical games, master classes and performances by animators for the little ones, and in the evening, guests will enjoy an extensive concert program. all news is always available on the media platform, watch in the app or on website smotim.ru. see you. they say you need to prepare for a vacation, you need to know how to relax, you need to relax beautifully, but you need to relax where the sun and the sea are, on the first coast, where everything is included, except ... head. we know everything about vacation. relax. anex. rixas premium segate. family fun starts here. here, every detail is created for your pleasure. enjoy a water park for children, lush green gardens, the beauty of coral reefs and the sea. immerse yo