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Historian Calls Out Noam Chomsky After Epstein Files | Tarik Cyril Amar
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8:59Now PlayingEpstein files, Noam Chomsky, and elite influence networks — in this Syriana Analysis clip, historian Tarik Cyril Amar explains why the Epstein context raises serious questions about credibility, gatekeeping, and how “public intellectuals” relate to power.
We discuss:
● Why the Epstein document drop changed how many viewers interpret elite “intellectual” circles
● Chomsky’s public image vs the credibility cost of elite proximity
● How institutions protect reputations—and why narrative framing matters
● What viewers should treat as documented vs what remains unproven
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