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michael moore, the founder of the traverse city film festival, now in its sixth year. we'll be back with michael and we're going to talk about bp and the oil spill and shirley sherrod and a whole lot more with michael moore next. [droplets] don't fix the leak. or anything in the house... without blueprint from chase. create a plan to pay off large purchases... and save money on interest. does your credit card have blueprint? design your plan at 866 blueprint. [squeaking] don't take the trip. or even buy the camper... without blueprint from chase. create a plan to pay off large purchases... and save money on interest. does your credit card have blueprint? design your plan at 866 blueprint. >> larry: we're back with michael moore. you backed obama in 2008. more people on the left angry at him than appear on the right. how do you feel now? do you think that possibly -- >> that's impossible. that's impossible. >> larry: do you think a person left of obama politically might challenge him in 2012? >> no, i think what needs to happen is those of us who voted for him need to ge

michael moore is with us tonight. the oscar winning documentary filmmaker, founder of the traverse city film festival, annual event which kicks off right now and runs through sunday. michael joins us from traverse city, his open space outdoor cinema. why a film festival in traverse city, michigan? >> why not? i guess it's because where i live, but it -- you know, it's like a lot of small towns across the country and in the midwest here where people are just dying to see a good movie and there

or, you know, "i didn't"-- you know, michael moore is good at it. michael moore is very good about being very funny and pointing out some very serious things that you should be aware of. you know, you should know that the bin laden family funded george w. bush's first oil endeavor. you should know that, and he somehow makes that funny. i don't know how he does it. i do grapple with that. i don't always make it amusing. but i think it's every person's responsibility when they have a microphone and the ear of so many people to--yes, you're a comic; make them laugh. that's what they paid their money to see. but also edify in some way. don't keep lowering the bar culturally. the bar is low enough in our--you know, it's howard stern low. it's very low. and so i don't want to participate in that, in the de-intellectualization of our citizenry, you know? the book you wrote with ben stiller, feel this book, which is largely kind of a parody of self-help books, also had nuggets like this: is that--it also kind of drives your career, doesn't it? you're not do

michael moore. >> larry king, you're my man. going to be just like, brother. >> larry: we've both been imitated a lot. who did me? kevin did me very well. mcdonald very well. craig ferguson. fred. >> who is your favorite? who does you the best? >> larry: i always thought in the best, probably norm mcdonald. i haven't heard from him in a while. ferguson is pretty funny. and darrell hammond does the best you. >> darrell is great. he is really terrific. well, listen. you've been on "larry king live" more than three dozen time over the years. sometimes i'm on the phone. i don't need to get made up. it is wonderful. i sit in bed and i do it. those are my favorites but i'm on the set. and we had an unbelievable moment. it was face to face and it became actually very controversial. let's take a look. >> larry: are you thinking of going beyond the east coast? we're seeing that new york and atlantic city have now crowded in. >> i'm involve in the west coast. i have a lot of property in california and it's been great. generally the east c

michael. vice president olague: commissioner moore. >> i have a brief question. the idea itself is very intriguing. i don't understand every aspect of it, but why did you choose as a pilot project rincon versus any other? is that the most needy one or the most immediate one or is there a reason that you could lay out for us of why that is a pilot project? >> the reason is really simple. we have somebody willing to pay for it. we have no money, no budget to do these things and we actually have in this case a public part and a project sponsor who is willing to underwrite the substantial transactional cost of creating and forming the district and so we wanted to take advantage of that to try out a pilot. vice president olague: commissioner sugaya. commissioner sugaya: under one of the modifications there was a statement i was going to make but it's already in here with respect to studying the long-term effects of the financing program and the effect on the general fund it, because my fear also is with tax increment that it doesn't -- since it's not flowing to the ge

colton harris-moore is being held following his arrest. michael williams of wfor in miami rr miami reports. >> reporter: colleton harris-moore will arrive hand cuffed, wings clipped, barefoot no more. harris-moore appeared in federal court friday smiling and chuckling as he talked with fellow detainees but the teenager said nothing when his turn came before the federal magistrate, a federal public defender said harry moore has waived his right to a removal hearing clearing the way for him to be sent home under federal guard. once in seattle federal prosecutors will begin to try and build a case around what lawmen say was an escapade that covered nine states and detours to canada and the bahamas. authorities suspect harris-moore was behind more than 100 thefts including five stolen airplanes. he allegedly ditched the last of those planes in the waters off great abacoe island nearly two weeks ago. bahamian authorities caught up to him after a high-speed chase sunday, barefoot to the last. harris-moore ran away from a halfway house two years ago. he