Microsoft is a pure example of absolute tyranny. The decisions are made at the top,

they're handed down to the next level. At the very bottom, you have the right to wrench yourself

to them. As soon as you start deregulating, it moves towards monopolization. That's the result

of handing things over to the market. That's the result of politicians being for sale. But to

sit here and say everything is the private's fault and everything good that ever happened was

because of the public and the government, that's extremely naive to say that. Classical liberals

would have despised, subordinating yourself to a master and most of your waking life. That's the

form of state capitalism that we have. And I think we should move towards a system in which

the classical liberal ideals are realized. That's what your interpretation is. So you continue to

take the extremely naive. I think you're thinking. I use your word of talking about the individual.

It's based what the public created. Is it impossible for you to break out of this looking

naively and refusing to look at the institutions in which they function?

So everybody in the world has heard of MIT, right? I mean, think about when somebody goes to

MIT, say, oh my gosh, he graduated from MIT. But think about it. If somebody talked at MIT for 60

years, that's what my guest did today, Mr. Nome Chomsky, who also has written over 150 books. He's

a famed American linguist. Some call him the father of modern linguist. He's a philosopher,

cognitive scientist, historian, social critic, political activist. And with that being said,

Professor Nome, thank you so much for being a guest on the entertainment.

There's a view with you. So I got a lot of different notes. And I'm trying to see what angle to take

with you. But I'll get right into it. If you don't mind taking a moment. And for the few viewers that

maybe don't know you, there's a lot of interesting ways people describe you. You're described as the

you know, aligning with anarcho-syndicalism and libertarian socialism. Can you just give us an

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