WHO RULES THE WORLD ? | Noam Chomsky in Conversation with Sreenivasan Jain

Considered the founder of modern linguistics, Noam Chomsky is one of the most cited scholars in modern history. Among his groundbreaking books are Syntactic Structures, Language and Mind, Aspects of the Theory of Syntax, and The Minimalist Program, each of which has made distinct contributions to the development of the field. He has received numerous awards, including the Kyoto Prize in Basic Sciences, the Helmholtz Medal, and the Ben Franklin Medal in Computer and Cognitive Science. Chomsky introduced the Chomsky hierarchy, generative grammar, and the concept of universal grammar, which underlies all human speech and is based on the innate structure of the mind/brain. Chomsky has not only transformed the field of linguistics, but his work has also influenced fields such as cognitive science, philosophy, psychology, computer science, mathematics, childhood education, and anthropology. Chomsky is also one of the most influential public intellectuals in the world. He has written more than 100 books, his most recent being Climate Crisis and the Global Green New Deal: The Political Economy of Saving the Planet. Chomsky joined the UA in the fall of 2017, coming from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he worked since 1955 as a professor of linguistics, then Institute Professor, and now emeritus.
Sreenivasan Jain is Group Editor of NDTV, India's most respected 24hrs news and current affairs broadcaster. He presently anchors the award-winning daily show Reality Check, which aims at debunking official myths and government propaganda in a post-truth environment. For seven years, he reported and anchored an award-winning weekly ground reportage and investigative show, Truth vs Hype, which focuses on political corruption, conflict zones, and untold stories of social and economic tensions. He has been with NDTV since 1995, during which time he has done stints as Managing Editor of Profit, NDTV's business channel, and as head of NDTV's Mumbai bureau for 8 years. He has anchored major prime-time news telecasts and discussion-based shows ( The 9 o'clock News, India Decides, Star News on Sunday, The Newshour). Jain was selected as Journalist of the Year by the Ramnath Goenka Awards in 2014, by the Red Ink Awards in 2015, and Anchor of the Year at ENBA Awards, in 2016. Other awards include the World Media Summit Awards in Beijing, the World Silver Medal at the New York Festivals, the Hero Honda Indian Television Academy Awards, the Indian Telly Awards, the ENBA Awards, and the GQ Man of the Year (Media) in 2009. He was a recipient of the Eisenhower Fellowship in 2000.
Celebrated American philosopher, cognitive scientist, historian, and political activist Noam Chomsky, in his book ‘Who Rules the World?’, investigates the era of modern-day imperial powers and their role in climate change, nuclear proliferation, and the overall threat to human civilization.
In conversation with journalist Sreenivasan Jain, Chomsky critically analyses claims of freedom and human rights, while delving into the critical need for active public participation in changing policies. He also introduces us to the unsettling truths of our times, including the United States’ exercise of power throughout conflict areas in a post-9/11 world.
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[@kmichalene]

It’s unfortunate that the journalist kept interrupting Chomsky. Let him finish his thought. Chomsky is wonderful at tying together otherwise seemingly disparate topics. Let him finish connecting the dots. Furthermore, continuing to say “hmmm” “right” “yes” is a clear indication that you are not actually listening to Chomsky. Edit: I see I’m not the only viewer who noticed this problem.

[@raystargazer]

He has a roster of questions he was intent on asking. I'm thinking he's worried that won't happen, or he just wants to be the first interviewer to out think Chomsky. Like you said, you can just leave Noam alone and he'll eventually cover every important point. This interviewer has to relax a little. He's a bit green and impatient.

[@sshh6285]

it strikes me exactly the same

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[@ollie2052000]

Noam is to be held at the highest standard, he is a great man.

[@anchorpoint5871]

Appreciate his wisdom while you can....

[@jrshield7793]

We do...I do - I just wish the interviewer weren't so impatient and constantly interrupting an over talking his important guest

[@MINORITYREPORTMEDIA]

The

[@joeymurdazalotmore6355]

Very under rated comment

[@dianecassinari6728]

Amen! 🙏🏼

[@dianecassinari6728]

@@jrshield7793 I didn’t find him so interruptive. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@gausmaximus]

The interviewer interrupted Noam too much. Nobody cares about his questions. We the viewers prefer to let Noam loose and see what he comes up with and says

[@prabhakart1]

Chomsky wasn't there for a speech.

[@GOODNOIGHT]

David Pakman just did and interview with Chomsky and it was awesome. David barely spoke and gave Chomsky the floor for well over 25 minutes out of 30

[@Human-bf7kz]

@@GOODNOIGHT link please

[@snakesnake272]

@@prabhakart1 if ge dont want to finish his points, he won't wait for some to interrupt him.

[@plina178]

"nobody care about his questions"? Why are you watching an interview @gausmaximus ?

[@crazydiamond91]

Srinivasan, don't interrupt him when he speaks.

[@ahen3145]

Pretty annoying to watch that

[@ethimself5064]

@Vita Petrus With you also I guess

[@krunkmonk9684]

literally couldn't get over this

[@amrutkarsaurabh7398]

what can you expect from aapiya jhaatu

[@peteroconnor6394]

Chomsky will talk endlessly. He avoids hot issues like crime, abortion, inflation, why Deep State means, media monopoly and social media censorship, politisation of FBI, CIA etc.

[@sombh1971]

This is precisely how you don’t conduct an interview, you are constantly cutting him off, first of all that’s impolite, and secondly who’s interested in your questions? Let him complete what he’s trying to say, and then pick up the thread from there. This is unfortunately prevalent across the whole spectrum of journalists in the country, which is why I hardly listen to any interviews conducted by them.

[@roxannamarinak3156]

Loved hearing Noam Chomsky. He is always spot on!

[@michealcurrie8272]

Mr. Chomsky at his best, everytime.

[@liquidsnakex1]

Noam is also speaking the core truth..and the idiots in politics and corporations never listen

[@JD-im4wu]

Noam Chomsky is such a Positive inspiration to our United World. As an American I'm sad to see Trump covered on national tv far far more then this man has ever been.

[@scamdemicpoliticalvirus1123]

Trump is the greatest president ever ✔️

[@triggerhappydad65]

Yes, best president by a mile. And he STILL IS....... ..... and will be again

[@tuckerbugeater]

@@triggerhappydad65 My favorite friend of Epstein.

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

"literally hundreds of letters of everyday" - he responded to me recently in an email, "Too bad I don't have time to research that." Yep!

[@adikravets3632]

Where do you email him?

[@snakesnake272]

journalist thought like "it's my moment so let's make a show here!, I mean your guest is a treasure and every single word is important and maybe you will not hear it again from someone else.

[@colibri1]

The interviewer needs to stop interrupting so much.

[@peterlyov3445]

They have a 2-3 second delay. The interviewer did fine and asked good questions imo

[@ggrthemostgodless8713]

@@peterlyov3445 Yes, good questions, but useless if you don't let him fully answer??

[@sasham1280]

Im so glad I wasn't the only one noticing that, I feel like he's not even listening.

[@aahirghosh1548]

@Pathetic but harmless Not really. You have to look at what kind of people he has on his panels in India and what kind of behaviour he's used to.

[@andrasdudas5084]

@@aahirghosh1548 Exactly!!! Different cultural background. It’s like getting upset for a japanese person, when he comes “too close” into your personal space. And I think, Chomsky is intelligent enough, to know this. This is not because the indian guy is rude. What is normal behavior here, it seems strange there. But we have different “normals”. I work in international environment, and there, the understanding of each other’s different cultural background IS the normal.

[@alexgoslar4057]

A great analysis by Professor Noam Chomsky.

[@swetasingh8235]

This is not the way you extract knowledge from legend

[@swetasingh8235]

Rhutwij Tulankar education has given you such kind of rational . What a exhibition of hate..

[@dr.ritubhardwaj3834]

Enlightening Prof. Chomsky as always .

[@pradeepdharmapalan1130]

it is only in india that a crude, insensitive, unimaginative and artless individual can be called an award-winning journalist -- and unleashed on an eminent intellectual. the patience and skill professor chomsky displayed in navigating his obtuse questions and gushing platitudes were as impressive as the incisive views he shared

[@siddarthmathews4033]

The nuisance of the TV advertisement timer always hangs on his head...

[@GnirpsNaireip]

Wow he’s literally everywhere, speaking tirelessly

[@andrasdudas5084]

Yeah. Because he knows, that the multi crisis brought us to the decisive moment of history, and 2 ways ahead: democracy and survival, or authoritarianism and painful declining.

[@andrasdudas5084]

What is not frequently mentioned is how the so called Main Stream Media keeps the progressives in a blackout, and keeps all the far right’s agenda in front of our eyes. They say, far right is bad, like this like that, but they talk about them all the time, and giving free advertisement for them. But if the progressives say, or do something, they don’t talk about them, making the people feel, like there is no left option, and opinion. A leftist healthcare program can’t be discussed in mainstream media on an independent basis, because they have around the half of their ads from pharma. They can’t talk about green transition without corporate bias, since they have plenty money from car industry, and other environmentally damaging industry. So what mainstream media, with it’s advertisers do is, to suppress the real journalism by the power of money. And the same goes to the way they talk about movements and so on. As long as we don’t find a way to trick the rigged system of youtube, facebook, and so on, we can’t find each other, can’t communicate our agenda to each other and to new audience, since they carefully craft their algorythm to suppress it. Even if we have many independent media content, to deliver it to it’s target audience is impossible with the present rigged tools.

[@marciasandberg4513]

@@andrasdudas5084 really important points!

[@andrasdudas5084]

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[@pedromalafayabaptista3655]

I wish Professor Chomsky would move forward to an international rather than domestic level. The World should listen to him.

[@aniteshmaity5100]

One of the living legends... Thanks to JLF❤️❤️❤️

[@jazzsocietyofecuador]

Why interview Chomsky if you keep interrupting him?

[@abninkov]

right?

[@marcuslouison3998]

Exactly

[@kriscoloradolv]

I agree, Chomsky actually started to say some good things that should be heard and he was being cut off. But I don't blame the interviewer, I blame Chomsky of the past. Usually he is a puppet like Bernie and is the cause of all the problems and doesn't say anything worthwhile to hear. But Chomsky did better today, I think he has read some of my critiques of him. The democrat party needs to be strongly denounced just like the republican party should be. By supporting the democrat party in any way, Bernie and Chomsky are supporting the two party puppet system that is causing all the problems and keeping real people out of government. Abandon BOTH parties. INDEPENDENT

[@jazzsocietyofecuador]

@@kriscoloradolv What the hell are you talking about? Chomsky's nobody's puppet, and your remark is absurd.

[@kriscoloradolv]

@@jazzsocietyofecuador I have watched Chomsky and Bernie support the D puppet party like puppets for decades. That is the problem. We need real, independent people in government. The People will never be represented as long as the two puppet parties are in control. Don't support either party AT ALL. No money, no votes for EITHER party. Bernie and Chomsky needs to tell their followers to abandon the D party and vote for REAL people instead of puppets. Trump needs to do the same concerning the R party. Then we will have a government Of and For the People. A democracy. We don't have a democracy now when all of the choices are puppets of the same puppet masters. Read my twitter. It is beyond Bernie and Chomsky. For the People. INDEPENDENT

[@stardust2991]

Do not interrupt Chomsky please!!

[@irahoppe3632]

The world is a better place for having Noam Chomsky.

[@DREAMSANDSOUL]

"How do you fight it?" Is not the right question. The right questions and answers are being raised and said since many many years: The only way out of the misery is to turn inwards. For everyone of us. Because the outside world is a reflection of our inner processes. If you think this is nonsense, then go for a psychotraum work yourself. You will find things about yourself you have never thought possible. And then the world around you start to make more sense and you are starting to living the answers you are seeking for.

[@ElisabethArana]

There is no miracle that brings a better world for humanity. It depends on us and the first step is to understand that, people still have the power to think and act. Avoid asking questions if you do not listen answers,. Calm down, don't interrupt, Advice: listen and learn

[@bartfloyd8521]

So right Elisabeth Ariana!!! SPOT ON!! Thank you very much. ❤️👍✌️

[@Juan-ud3if]

People of the World will habe to stand up and take action for Change, demand Humanitarian Rights, Worldwide. Say no to lies whoever tell's them. Follow one basic Human Rights program for all of humanity.

[@janhoogendijk8604]

Bernie&Noam old but young and strong in ideas to change in the fair direction of the necessary change.

[@gabrielakillorin9967]

Each time I can see a Chomsky video I enjoy it as a nice dessert of life. Wonderful and inspirational!

[@peterilcken8865]

Thank you verry much , peter, Holland

[@musicisme456]

I'm perhaps bewildered that Noam videos get such low views. What a man.

[@tegyla1274]

"What you're saying, what you're saying Mrs Chomsky..." I'm sorry but I don't really appreciate the oversimplification of Chomsky's thoughts. Nonetheless I am just happy to hear Noam Chomsky.

[@0Wednesdayschild0]

A great interview, thank you both

[@cyclonica59]

He is an amazing soul and always amazing to listen too..and that smile was priceless..!

[@bimalkir]

Well...interruptions are bad indeed but I'm focusing on his outlook towards life 39:10 "You have two choices......." So immensely positive. I hope I remember this if I get to be 90.

[@jo-annerichardson34]

Kain should let Noam speak without noises and interuption. Noam says in one sentence what many cannot get across in a book.

[@lovepeace3041]

Prof Chomsky's is the most brilliant pest humanity has.

[@tastemaker_87]

Thanks for the interview. Great work

[@penjorebhutia2815]

Dude this is not the way you interrupt someone like chomsky.. this isnt ur usual indian news tv interview/debate come on

[@gausmaximus]

Noam is basically a living legend. Be satisfied you got the interview you already a star getting the interview. But I suppose we would all be nervous and out of sorts interviewing Noam so we give you a pass. Truth is we don't know the interviewer and he is probably very smart as well. But when it comes to Noam just let Noam talk

[@alfrednutakor9857]

One of the greatest thinkers humanity has ever known

[@peteroconnor6394]

You are very wrong. Try Rudolf Steiner.

[@alfrednutakor9857]

@@peteroconnor6394 I will check him out

[@peteroconnor6394]

@@alfrednutakor9857 If you can't read original German, bear in mind English translations misleading. Study first his first book on Goethe because two ideas fundamental to Steiner: METAMORPHOSIS & Umstülpung, get do-it-yourself kit to construct evertible/invertible cardboard cube from Paul Schatz Foundation.

[@alfrednutakor9857]

@@peteroconnor6394 sheesh Pete i got homework 😂 will check it out as you have described 👍 thank you

[@peteroconnor6394]

You cannot understand Rudolf Steiner unless you understand Goethe's idea of metamorphosis and Umstuelpung - ask Tobias Langscheid who manages Paul Schatz Stiftung for student price reduction for that Umstuelpung kit.

[@gardengrowin4952]

thank God theres a voice of reason!

[@wtchone5954]

Great Interview 👍👏 and Thanks for the wisdom 🤓

[@benghiz9905]

I find the interviewer obnoxious for repeatedly interrupting Mr.Chomsky.

[@marjoriegoodwin2993]

I wonder if the interviewer interrupts his grandfather? Aggravating to listen to him be so impolite, to our revered Noam Chomsky. It says nothing about Chomsky, but speaks volumes about the interviewer.

[@dennisbrown5206]

So refreshing 🤓

[@swetasingh8235]

Srrenivasan please work on your question.

[@acenavigator9095]

Mr Chomsky, I don't know whether you read what we write, but your stance gives us hope.

[@disct1597]

Chomsky the truth and facts warrior ....

[@n.j.rihari813]

Prof Chomsky is so interesting to listen to, he likened India to Israel in that they were both rightwing countries, both the same in their approach. He's right. Better to just listen to him when you have him in your midst, talk less, learn more. And, forget about highlighting an age difference, he'll run rings around you and everyone else, he's a Giant and a Legend of a Brain therefore incomparable.

[@SKD1947]

One of the greatest intellectuals of current generation.....

[@sabinocorona9957]

I HOPE, AND PRAY THAT NOAM CHOMSKY DOES VISIT INDIA, AS HE STATED. THERE ARE VERY, VERY FEW, DECENT HUMAN BEINGS LIKE HIM. FROM M. GANDHI, DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, REV. BARBER, BEENE SANDERS, AND OF COURSE HIM. I SAY WITHOUT ANY RESERVATION OR DOUBT, THESE ARE GOD'S CHOSEN CHILDRENS. A HUMAN BEING THAT WANTS A BETTER LIFE FOR ALL OF MANKIND, ALL NOT JUST A FEW. THAT IS A FACT THAT NO ONE CAN DISPUTE. SIMPLE AS THAT. AMEN.

[@bperez8656]

If it wasn’t for his old age and boring speed and tone NOAM CHOMSKY would deserve to go viral as he is the truth that lies at our time

[@truthneverchangeswakeup2762]

It's now 4/5/21 it's only made of time we're going down!

[@hristinatrajkovskatrajkovs74]

The only problem in America and everywhere in the world are corporations, so big and powerful, nobody can touch them. We need regulations of corporations no support from government and they must apply to the same rules as every company.

[@patrickcunningham618]

ty!!!!!!!!!

[@Zan-gv2qm]

Interview has two things Wisdom and Comedy (English in Indian Accent + Silly questions)

[@rbanyal]

Oh Srinivasan Jain had forgotten. He thought he was interviewing Chomsky for the Reality Check show. Chomsky's analysis, as always, is much more deeper and insightful, connecting many points, to answer many of the complex questions.

[@kenelkind117]

The only thing we can do as individuals, is to work The One Groove! As One, miraculous evolution will Be manifested.

[@mourdebars]

Noam Chomsky jest geniuszem. I jest absolutnie klarowny w każdej wypowiedzi, krynica z topniejącego lodowca.

[@spencerheath5085]

The wealth aspect is interesting knowing the gages of debt are manipulated that hinder some as in those who seek a home a car and a small amount of wealth though a basic means, while those who have a vast amount of wealth have moved there own debt negatively in a way that actually helps them defend from competition. Honestly unless there is a drastic change in the system as it is there really seems to only be a predestined division, what I wonder is what would actually be needed to change the whole dynamic instead of just manipulating the current process.

[@badbill6492]

Every country needs each other to the end of a global pandemic this

[@pierremariejeanahlstrom7714]

I love Noam

[@chrissevastopoulos4964]

I've got a lot of time form Mr N. Chomsky.

[@LADYGURRLL]

That dailyhunt ad is priceless.

[@arthurmccann1084]

Never known Noam to be right about anything. The man is a machine.

[@vaclavavlazna9789]

Thank you Sreenivasan for asking Prof. Chomsky key questions about productive action, about what we can do to counter the crazy fascist/capitalists forces. I like how you asked him a personal question and his eyes lit in a smile. You added warmth and intelligence to your interview with the most tenaciously caring man on Earth.

[@farooqkhan1149]

Well I am sorry for Mr. Jain was not reserved enough to let Mr. Chomsky talk interrupting this man was clearly a mistake otherwise he conducted well.

[@charliemcleod764]

The awesome power of nature rools the world yuh nampties.Peace

[@jacked2694]

If you're going to interview Chomsky, let him speak without interruption.

[@daydreamer-ix2bo]

I can't imagine I'd be that patient at 92. I do feel for Sreenivasan. Can't imagine it went as he planned. Food for thought.

[@petiteverdot6673]

He answered the question. He is saying that in order to prevent another Trump era, a counter-movement such as Bernie Sanders movement or activism, needs to be formed and go against Trumpism. No easy solution.

[@kriscoloradolv]

No, you didn't get it. He was saying populism movements are good. That is as close to saying that Trump is good as you can without saying it. Trump is doing to the republican party what Bernie is doing to the democrat party. Chomsky did better in this video. He's usually more of a puppet of the D party and not worth listening to. I think he has been reading me.

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

@@kriscoloradolv Drumpf is a credibly alleged child raypiest and Chomsky is clear that Drumpf promotes fascist totalitarian regimes not just in the US but worldwide. It's fake populism. A good book in this is, "Friendly Fascism" by Bertram Gross

[@kriscoloradolv]

@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 I believe any movement away from the two puppet parties is good. Trump and Bernie are doing that, although not fast enough for me. I still see those two as puppets because they haven't really accomplished anything yet in bringing any power to the people. Which one is worse? An authoritarian Saudi Arabia ruled by a king, or a Saudi Arabia ruled by an oil company? Basically, it would be the same thing. But the US is not a democracy either, it is an authoritative government ruled by the banking industry. No different than Saudi Arabia. We already have an authoritarian government. Let's say I became dictator of the US. The US would be closer to a democracy with me as it's dictator than it is today. Today, the people have zero power. If I was dictator, I would work for the people. It would be a democracy through me. So an authoritarian government isn't bad on it's face, it just depends who the authoritarian is. I believe looking at the world as it is (if you are able to see through the brainwashing) and coming to your own conclusions is better than reading books. I really have never heard anyone else talk like I do, so I think reading books wouldn't help me much. I just look at the world. I see it how it is.

[@kriscoloradolv]

@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 Trump and biden were the two options that the puppet masters gave us. Whether Trump has fantasized about his daughter or biden molested little girls on live television in front of their parents doesn't really matter in the big picture. Our government (both parties) have killed over 500,000 of our own people in the last year. Our government has killed millions in wars that almost certainly could have been prevented. We should be helping others countries instead of suppressing them. The puppet masters of our country suppresses advancements. I'm not afraid of Trump at all. It is the evil system and people that have been in control of our country for the last hundred years that we should be concerned about. We need to take power away from them and give it to the people.

[@musicg1696]

It's here, BLM, join it

[@quamrulhassan8205]

Thank you Professor Naom Chomsky. As a common man, I like to say something regarding Indian context. A simple question is why the mass people of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh are under poverty level? Main reason is religion and false nationalism. India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh are spending billions of dollars on the military every year. If there is no existence of borders military expenditures will come down to half instantly. Other than China no military threats will remain. Untill and unless the new leadership of three countries are able to establish, job of a government is not to provide 'Sowarg/nark, Jannat/duzakh, Heaven/hell to the people, the situation will remain as it is. There is close bondage between corporate BJP/RSS and Pakistan's military mullahs. The same card is being played by both. Bangladesh is also part of the agreement. Either pro-Indian AL or pro-Pakistani BNP will suck the blood of mass people. If people are concerned then I think a reunion is a right proposition. Otherwise... From Dhaka, Bangladesh.

[@thorthelionkingodinson4385]

Poor guy is getting old. Thank you for everything you have done for us mr. Chomsky

[@jp929rr1]

you can quit and or stay engaged and make the worse a little less likely... the thing is, it doesn't seem that the world wants to be saved. It seems that, even with our level of technology and means to make our life happy and meaningful, people seen to want to die or just do meaningless things.

[@tonyduncan9852]

The Great Filter. If we pass through it we may call ourselves men. Otherwise we are just talking apes.

[@RogerBarraud]

What was the lost audio at ~17:30? Who "came in and opened the spigot"?

[@earthstuart]

I think he could be referring to Regan, or his British counterpart, Thatcher. Not sure, but they're the ones who did

[@youtubularTV]

Sound gone at 12:25 to 12:28. Chomsky says, "coz when... came in"...

[@youtubularTV]

Who is he mentioning?

[@badbill6492]

😱🤔👌does anything carry honesty or cooperation in the circumstances we now are living in? When will people wake up to the facts or realizing this type of social chaos is costly not only financially but socially as well to an American student 👨‍🎓 or worker,parent etc how does someone gather the path forward @"stagnation "50trillion dollars through the corporate structure.!

[@painterpetespainterpetes1244]

Kaos rules the world 🌎 we humans give kaos its momentum by the choices we make .

[@sangramtupe1256]

Super

[@guestguide2544]

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[@schmetterling4477]

99.4% of people in US hospitals dying with covid are unvaccinated. QED

[@lycanblud]

🤘✨

[@rapier1954]

Mr. Jain no one gives a damn what you think so let the wise man Chomsky speak and quit interrupting him. Remember this in case you are lucky enough to interview him again.

[@shea086]

The answer to the question "Who rules the world" is.. "THE people rule the world". Unfortunately we are not aware that we rule or call the shots in our world.. ie Just observe what happens in any country when a government passes a blatant anti people law. At first they grumble. Then as the New law takes effect the people protest accordingly. If the New law is anti people enough, the People Will withdraw their support to the Government and Will continue to protest by withdrawing co-operation with the government until the law goes or the government goes. A government acts against the people at it's own peril. IT is not a pretty sight to watch a government lose it's power. This is essentially what happens when there is conflict between a People and it's government, almost without exceptión.Sometimes it's a brief conflict and sometímes it's a long and nasty debacle but the outcome is always the same.The People always get what they desire.

[@tomover9905]

Interviewer seems to have a hard time letting Chomsky speak. When he's not interrupting him, he's figetting and seeming to be agitated by the burden of listening to this world renowned dissident

[@dushyantm9579]

That is part of how Media in India works. Shouting matches and WWE more than news. That should give you context.

[@eugenedebbs2189]

@@dushyantm9579 Not very different from the corporate media in the rest of the world. Indian corporate media is not very different from Fox News, MSNBC, CNN etc. Mainstream media is more about theatre and pushing a distorted narrative than presenting factual and critical analysis of sociopolitical and economic affairs in a country.

[@dushyantm9579]

@@eugenedebbs2189 dude, take an arnab show / times now / Hindi show and point to an equivalent in american media where 20 people are on one screen and all are on the verge of a heart attack.. American politics is more divided than ours but boy is our news media 'TRP'ized... It's just one mania after another...

[@eugenedebbs2189]

@@dushyantm9579 I agree that the sheer loudness and over-dramatisation is a bit over the top in India than in USA. But the common theme of mainstream "journalists" not presenting a factual and impartial analysis of issues but rather resort to cheerleading of state policies (or surface level disagreements) with distorted narratives is common in corporate media in both India and USA.

[@peteroconnor6394]

"rabid voting base ruled by Trump". Chomsky describes but doesn't explain what he asserts. MIT 9/11 truth opponent Chomsky mentions "Deep State"!

[@sasjahuntelaar5755]

The Masters rule the world. The question is who and what are they?

[@earthstuart]

Corporate and banking interests, according to Prof Chomsky. It used to be, according to Adam Smith, the British Banks and heads of the Industrial empire, and before that... others.

[@marazzak558]

Protected by Dettol was too good... These MNCs invade everywhere..

[@ovaismir6618]

Stop interrupting Noam Chomsky. he is not your regular NDTV interviewee.

[@AnandKulkarniPlusOne]

Starts at 5:50

[@mikec6733]

I'm leaving halfway through. Something about the Indian guy is rubbing me the wrong way.

[@milkman9011]

These TV hosts can't shake their habit of running behind time. Who cares about time, let him answer

[@mrp1924]

National Treasure, I wouldn’t call Professor Chomsky a radical, it’s more like a person who knows what he’s talking about.

[@sshh6285]

Id like to dislike this video because of interviewer, but wont because of Noam Chomsky

[@GroovismOrg]

Groovism is an anarchy possibility. With all people knowing the need for daily happiness for all, in order to evolve. The masses will know that each person's Groove is essential. Each One of ten billion Grooves, must Be fed to the universal Groove manifestation! Peace on Earth & other miracles have been foreseen upon this instinctive unification. We'd Be fools to not Groove virtually as One!!

[@peternielsen8601]

So, who rules the world? Where is the answer in the video?

[@karineavetisyan9796]

Just 29632 views, what a shame that people are more interested in dumb reality show than this wise man interview

[@gamer-ff6mh]

So much to the negative publicity for 'interrupting Chomsky'. Actually the interviewer appeared quite patient. Yes he did interrupt slightly but it is supposed to be a dialogue right.. not a speech.. Have been watching so many past interviewers of Frankfurt school scholars. They are interrupted so much, but no one talks about it.

[@attilaevil]

That is one of advantages the rulers of this world have. Dumb people are easier to control.

[@KaradelosReyes]

our More respect towards LISTENING and Elders would be helpful to see in interviews like these...!

[@buddinganarchist]

How are my Indian comrades?

[@IzzyCubito]

Naom, looking at politics today, Seattle, New York, LA, California, Afghanistan? Chaos, the Border with Mexico Who created these issues? Climate? John Kerry? I don't care of what party you favor, Chaos is not normal or am I dreaming?

[@amirahmed5750]

Srinivasan question sounds more of a spiritual,than logical....

[@wthornton7346]

WIKI - Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI(M)) is the largest communist party in India. 2018, CPI(M) is leading the state government in Kerala and having elected members in 8 state legislative assemblies. As of 2016, CPI(M) claimed to have 1,048,678 members.