noam chomsky and i and a family at mit and i think. getting more heavily involved as a war activities for the last few years. noam chomsky has made to international reputation school wide as does one of the national leaders of american resistance to the vietnam war the deepest is a professor of linguistics who before he was 40 is wrote to transform the nature of his subject. you are identified with a new level whatever that is you certainly have been an activist as well as a writer. has a lot of times. it is wasted in anybody's catalogue among the half dozen top euros of the new left. this dandy achieved by adopting over the past 2 or 3 years a series of adamant. rejecting at least american foreign policy most america itself. budget this nation. but an interesting one so she used to tell us. it is used in truth. so if someone and say italy is criticizing berlusconi for the corruption of the italian state and so on than a cold any italian thinks they were cold and italian people would collapse and laughter in the streets of rome or mila

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course this this was really entirely predictable there is no military solution to terrorism and as noam chomsky said at the time there's a very simple solution to terrorism which is just stop doing it and what we're seeing in syria is the result of the u.s. you know only 10 years after september the 11th supporting these. is alarmist extremist groups in syria to try and overthrow. oh the government. now the role of turkey has been insidious because most of the foreign fighters and most of the weapons including very heavy weapons. have flowed into syria across the turkish border and now of course turkey is closing its border to the refugees trying to flee from the results of its own complicity in their destruction of syria how do you think this situation could be resolved particularly with regard to weirdly because we know the terms have been made to set up human corridors but russia is saying look you know these are being targeted by the terrorists or maybe think they're trying do to alleviate the situation from russia's perspective to help civilians who are there seems to be countered by moron

epstein was close friends with the president of harvard, provost of harvard, noam chomsky, david gergen, you name it, almost every major academic was a friend of jeffrey epstein's. so, he, all of these people were there at the time and, nobody suspected that anything, anything was wrong or he did anything at all that was untoward. soon as i found out that, my relationship changed completely. i represented him as a lawyer but he had to pay me for every minute i spoke to him. it was never a friendship after that. once the case was over, my relationship with him ended. he would call me on the phone periodically to check about status of earlier case but we didn't have a relationship or friendship after that. i was introduced to him by a very elegant and eminent women named the lady rothschild, lynn rothschild. the wife of lord rothschild. it was in that context i met prince andrew, came to my class, wrote a letter. probably worth a couple bucks now. i have a dear alan letter, signed andrew, he thanks me for inviting him to the class. describes how much he learned in the class. he mostly lea

understand the progressive point of view and its attraction as one peruses the pages of the nation or noam chomsky's latest it feels like one is doing good. >> guest: and it wasn't that great. i debated last summer i was at a festival in england. i think people who feel they want to do something for the poor should do something for the poor instead of just feeling good about reading "the new york times" and thinking yes i am a good person. i care about p the poor. for example, they should help the homeless i have in a small way by having them. i had some of me for four and a half years in my house. but the thing is to let the poor people free to travel. you told me before you started that you have 2 acres. that is because in your town you can't build a house. people that are reading the nation magazine. >> host: i am out of the country, no rules. we all reject every day in our lives. it's not pushing people around. look, there are some people that are much, much better at the administration then i am and in a free labor market of course a person can leave if they don't like your management technique

i can remember its attraction as one peruses the pages of the nation or noam chomsky's latest -- [laughter feels like one is doing good. >> guest: absolutely. and isn't that great? by just listening to noam, i actually debated him last summer. i was in a festival in england, and they had noam on a big screen like a large tv screen, and three of us argued with him. yeah. i think people who feel they want to do something for the poor should do something for the poor. instead of just feeling good about reading "the new york times" and thinking, oh, yes, i'm a good person. i care about the poor. for example, they should, they should help the homeless as i have actually in a small way by having them come live with them. i had some homeless people with me for four and a half years in my house. that doesn't make me a saint, it just makes me a person who wants to put her money where her mouth is. but the key point is to let the poor people free so that they can work, travel and live. you told me before you started that i you have two acres of lawn. well, that's probably because in your town you ca