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Chomsky's Disgusting Epstein Ties Prove He Was COMPROMISED ALL ALONG!

The Jimmy Dore Show

Mon Feb 09 2026

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Podcast Summary: The Jimmy Dore Show

Episode: Chomsky's Disgusting Epstein Ties Prove He Was COMPROMISED ALL ALONG!
Date: February 9, 2026
Host: Jimmy Dore
Notable Participants: Co-Host/Commentator, Erica Kirk (Former TPUSA), Guest Analyst
Theme: Jimmy Dore eviscerates Noam Chomsky’s recent exposed ties with Jeffrey Epstein, arguing these details confirm Chomsky was always an asset for establishment power—contrary to his dissident persona. The show also critiques Chomsky’s dismissive stances on major issues, from JFK/9-11 conspiracies, to COVID mandates, health care, and Israel/Palestine, ultimately suggesting he’s “deep state” compromised. The episode also covers internal controversies at TPUSA and briefly lampoons Senator Lindsey Graham.

Episode Overview

Jimmy Dore leverages newly released Epstein communications and decades of Chomsky’s own statements to make an aggressive case that the revered linguist and leftist intellectual was long aligned with elite establishment interests. Dore and guests revisit Chomsky’s public record—from his attitudes on historic assassinations and terrorism to healthcare and pandemic policy—illustrating a consistent pattern of protecting ruling class narratives and dismissing "conspiracy theories" as dangerous distractions. The show fiercely critiques both Chomsky’s alleged hypocrisy and those who continue to defend him.

Key Discussion Points

1. Chomsky’s Ties with Jeffrey Epstein

[01:04–11:00]

Jimmy introduces the crux: newly released files suggest Chomsky "was most likely compromised by the intelligence community—not only because he comes straight out of MIT, but because of [what] he did and said."
Chomsky gave Jeffrey Epstein PR advice years after Epstein’s first conviction for underage sex trafficking.
- Quote (Chomsky, via email to Epstein, read by Dore):
  
  “I've watched the horrible way you are being treated in the press and public… I think the best way to proceed is to ignore it… Vultures, they want a public response…” [05:15]
Epstein invited Chomsky (and wife) to "New York or the Caribbean," and Chomsky replied that he was "fantasizing about the Caribbean island." [08:11]
Emails revealed meetings with Epstein and possibly Woody Allen, leading Dore to joke, "manufacturing consent has a whole new meaning now." [09:29]

2. Chomsky's Record on Conspiracy and Ruling Class Coordination

[10:00–15:03]

Chomsky is quoted dismissing both JFK and 9/11 conspiracy theories as not worth investigating.
- Quote (Chomsky, referenced):
  
  "Even if we're true, which is extremely unlikely, who cares?" [10:29] "Who knows? Who cares? I mean, plenty of people get killed all the time. Why does it matter that one of them happened to be John F. Kennedy?" [11:32]
Dore: “That was a coup of our government… That's why it matters. He knows this, and so there's nothing that makes me crazier than when a guy who I know is 10 times smarter than me acts like he's dumber than me.” [13:53]

3. Chomsky on COVID, Vaccine Mandates, and Social Exclusion

[16:03–19:14]

Chomsky argued during COVID that those who refuse vaccines should self-isolate or, if they refuse, face community-enforced measures.
- Quote (Chomsky):
  
  “…people who refuse to accept vaccines, the right response… is not to force them to, but rather to insist that they be isolated…” [16:03] "How can we get food to them? Well, that's actually their problem." [19:08]
Dore attacks these views as inhumane, likening them to “propaganda” and an abdication of the worker’s interests.

“Here he is screwing the workers and screwing anybody who doesn't go along with Big Pharma and the Deep State's agenda.” [20:02]

4. Chomsky on Health Policy and Medicare for All ("Force the Vote")

[21:15–29:04]

Dore details how Chomsky dismissed the demand for a floor vote on Medicare for All (during a rare window with Democratic control)—likening supporters to “children who want candy.”
- Quote (Chomsky):
  
  "Children who say, I want this piece of candy…" [27:45]
Dore: “That's verbatim what Hillary Clinton would say about Medicare for all… He's referring to health care in the middle of a pandemic as candy. That's the exact talking points that came directly from the deep state.” [27:47]
Dore frames Chomsky as an establishment gatekeeper who always tells voters to "vote Democrat," never supporting true outside activism.

5. Chomsky’s Foreign Policy/Iran/Israel & BDS

[29:12–31:49]

Brief summary of Chomsky’s positions: anti-BDS, supports “two-state” liberal Zionism, and adopts State Department lines on global conflicts.
Readout from online commentator Jason Zaharis [30:10]:

"Noam Chomsky was a poison on the American left. He taught many generations to dismiss ruling class coordination as a conspiracy theory… Meanwhile, he was dining with Jeffrey Epstein…"

6. Broader Critique of Chomsky's Legacy

[33:21–34:18]

Dore and guest agree: “I knew he was full of shit during force to vote. That was it for me. JFK, 9/11, every four years telling you to vote for the duopoly… Never told you to protest for anything, always funneled energy back to the establishment.” [33:21]

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

Jimmy Dore:

“Chomsky was exactly as I suspected. He was most likely compromised by the intelligence community…” [01:04] “If you can give me a better reason than he's compromised by the intelligence community, I'll listen to it. But I haven't heard a better explanation of why he would say this crazy stupid stuff…” [12:37]
On Chomsky’s PR advice to Epstein:

“For virtually everyone who sees any of this, the reaction will be, where there's smoke, there's fire… Whatever the facts, which few will even think of investigating… Hard to say, but it's the best advice I can think of.” [06:30, Chomsky via email]
Co-host:

“Remember, Chomsky was hysterical about Steve Bannon, but here they all are, all chummy.” [08:02]

Additional Segments

The TPUSA Firing Scandal

[51:57–58:46]

Former employee Erica Kirk discusses being fired from Turning Point USA after questioning the narrative around Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
- Quote (Erica Kirk):
  
  “I was terminated from Turning Point because I am questioning the narrative of what happened to my role model and CEO Charlie Kirk…” [51:57]
Dore and analyst argue this exposes the organization’s hypocrisy and authoritarian culture.

Lindsey Graham Lampooned

[35:19–47:32]

Extended riff on Lindsey Graham’s apparent slurred speech in recent interviews. Dore and co-host repeatedly play back sections, mock his delivery, and speculate on his condition (“He looks hammered”), before segueing into broader mockery of Republican and establishment norms.

“Deep-State” & International Plots

[46:47–47:34]

Brief speculation on international “deep state” operations, foreign interference, and Mossad/CIA allegations, blending in wider conspiracy rhetoric.

Section Timestamps

Chomsky/Epstein emails: 01:04–11:00
Chomsky on JFK/9-11: 10:00–15:03
Chomsky on COVID and mandates: 16:03–20:25
‘Force the Vote’ & Medicare for All: 21:15–29:04
BDS/Israel and Foreign Policy: 29:12–31:49
TPUSA Assassination/Firing: 51:57–58:46
Lindsey Graham parody: 35:19–47:32

Tone & Style

Raw, provocative, and irreverent—the tone is classic Jimmy Dore: combative, sarcastic, contemptuous toward establishment narratives, and fiercely populist. Guests match this energy, contributing biting asides and conspiracy-laden commentary.

Takeaways for New Listeners

Jimmy Dore forcefully rejects Chomsky’s dissident credentials, arguing exposed Epstein connections confirm a lifelong pro-establishment pattern.
Chomsky’s dismissals of establishment crime/cover-up, suppression of left populism, and “contempt for ordinary people” are portrayed as calculated, rather than naïve.
Listeners are encouraged to see “left icons” like Chomsky as designed safety valves filtering and funneling dissent back into the system.

Standout Moments

Chomsky’s “Who cares?” on JFK:

"Who knows? Who cares? …Why does it matter that one of them happened to be John F. Kennedy?" [11:32]
On COVID restrictions:

“If [the unvaccinated] refuse to remove themselves from the community, then measures have to be taken to safeguard the community from them… how do we get food to them? That's their problem.” [18:25, 19:08]
On Medicare for all:

"Children who say, I want this piece of candy..." [27:45]
Epstein connection punchline:

"Manufacturing consent has a whole new meaning now." [09:29]

Summary:
This episode is a relentless exposé and character assassination of Noam Chomsky, using the Epstein revelations as a springboard for concluding that Chomsky was always “compromised.” Dore employs a blend of ridicule, documented quotes, and conspiracy rhetoric, linking Chomsky’s legacy to broader arguments about systemic control and the futility of mainstream politics. Secondary features include skewering of contemporary establishment figures and leftist institutions seen as similarly corrupt or captured.

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Co-host/Guest (Conspiracy Theorist/Commentator) (0:45)

Establishment media sucks. All that slight and so good luck bullshit we can't afford. Why he's fomenting this Watch and see.

Erica Kirk (Former TPUSA Employee) (0:54)

As his jack golf come medium speeds and jumps the medium and hits them head on.

Co-host/Guest (Conspiracy Theorist/Commentator) (1:00)

It's the chimney door.

Jimmy Dore (1:04)

So it turns out Chomsky was exactly as I suspected. He was most likely compromised by the intelligence community, not only because he comes straight out of mit, but because of the things he did and said. He, he. I'm going to show you how. He said it didn't matter who killed jfk, so stop looking into it. He said that what what Dick Cheney said about 9 11, how it happened is exactly how it happened. And you're a conspiracy theory if you think otherwise. He said that people who want health care are kids who want candy. And he said that you should take the COVID vaccine and if you don't, you should be separated from society. And how you get food is your own problem. These are all things that not a guy who pretends to be a lefty and speaking up for the working man would say. This is that something that you would say if you were compromised by the oligarchy, the establishment and the deep state, which I'm pretty sure Chomsky was at this point, because that's exactly the type of people that the deep state need. They need somebody who seems so far left, he's so out there that anybody any farther left than him is just crazy. And in fact he'll tell you they're crazy. So that's his function and he did it. And every four years he told you you were crazy if you didn't vote for a Democrat. So he kept you in the two party duopoly, which he could never get you out of. So here Kombat Chomsky taught a generation to dismiss ruling class coordination as a conspiracy theory while dining with the man who coordinated blackmail operations for that same ruling class. So that's another reason why, you know, that he's probably compromised by the deep state Noam Chomsky was. Because his whole thing was dismiss the conspiracy theory that the ruling class coordinated. But here he is. Okay, all right. You know what they say about Chomsky? No. Him. I didn't know him until you got him on an island with Jeffrey Epstein. Come on.

Jimmy Dore (21:15)

Yep. And so here he is being asked about when. During COVID when the Democrats took over the House, they had a. They had a majority of like, eight votes, which was the squad. It was aoc, Rashida Tlaib, Pramila Jayapel, all those people that are in the squad. Right. So if they all voted together, they could force Nancy Pelosi to give them something for their vote for her as Speaker. It's the same thing the Republicans did to McCarthy, the Freedom Caucus. They wanted certain things before they voted for him. And he couldn't become the speaker without their votes because it was such a narrow majority in the House. They needed every vote of every Republican, so they had power over the speaker to extract things for their vote. That's what we wanted. The Democrats, the squad, AOC and all those people. We wanted them to extract something from Nancy Pelosi for her vote. Well, everybody in the Democratic Party had always said, we want to vote for, especially aoc. Even Nancy Pelosi said they wanted to have a vote for Medicare for All on the House floor. Let's have a vote. And what's the good thing about that? Well, we have a discussion about Medicare for All on a national stage that everybody's watching during a pandemic. So that would be a great time to have this discussion and then have a vote on it and see where people fall because 100 Democrats in the Congress say they're for Medicare for All. Well, let's see how they vote. Let's see. So now, and AOC and everybody said it's good to have a vote to see where people stand. So now we're like, well, you campaigned on that, which they did, so we're asking you to actually do that. It was called Force to Vote. We wanted AOC and the Squad to say, hey, we're not going to vote for Nancy Pelosi to become speaker. And she can't become speaker without our votes unless they have a vote for Medicare for All on the floor. Not that we thought it would win, but we thought it would be a great move forward for the movement for Medicare for All to get a discussion on this and have a vote on it on the House floor. Because everybody in the Democratic Party, in the dsa, in the Progressive Caucus have said that we, aoc famously said it when she was running for office that we can't even get a vote for Medicare for All on the House floor. We can't even get a vote. So this is what he's talking about. So we started at this show a thing called Force to Vote. It became a big movement and they didn't do it. And then two years later, when the Republicans took over, they did it. They actually did a Force to Vote. And it's because we were told we couldn't do it. So here he is being asked about that Forced to Vote and what he thought of it.

Erica Kirk (Former TPUSA Employee) (51:57)

I was terminated from Turning Point because I am questioning the narrative of what happened to my role model and CEO Charlie Kirk on the day of his assassination. What is being told to us in the mainstream media just really doesn't add up to me. And I'm really hopeful that one day it will, but as it stands right now, it just doesn't. And so I've been here in the background talking with people, expressing how I truly feel. Because as an American citizen, I have the right to my freedom of speech and my freedom of thought. And I have a lot of concerns and a lot of questions about what took place that day and the events leading up to that day. It is from my own experience, experience that you can't question the narrative and work at Turning Point. That is how I feel. That is how other people I've talked to feel it goes against everything that Charlie ever stood for. Charlie was someone who did question things, who did challenge the narrative. And I know that if anything, anything at all were to have happened to myself or another employee or any other peer within the Turning Point Point family, that Charlie would be doing the same thing. If we were brutally assassinated in the way that he was, he would have never lived it down. And that is what I'm standing by as well. I am not going to just idly sit by and hope that the truth comes to light. I'm going to take action. I'm going to ask questions, I'm going to talk to other people. And I refuse to apologize for having my own freedom of thought, which is something that Charlie ingrained in me and so many other young people. So really, the purpose of me coming on here and speaking with you today is to just bring light to the situation of the treatment happening inside the organization. All of these people who have been terminated were the most hard working, loyal, honest employees that Turning Point has ever had. And I know that because I've actually been at Turning Point longer than most people.