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of the critically acclaimed "rumble with michael moore" podcast. michael, thanks so much for coming on the show tonight. >> thanks. >> you spent much of the 2020 campaign criticizing joe biden from the left as did i to be fair. have you been surprised biden has much more progressive and in line with the bernie sanders agenda than many on the left would have imagined in 2019-2020? how worried are you that agenda could be defeated in the coming days? >> yes i'm surprised. i'm pleased. i'm also, i also understand it is politics. and joe biden clearly is a smart enough politician to know that the majority of this country now is progressive meaning the majority of this country believes the climate change is real. the majority believe women should be paid the same as men. the majority believe that $15 an hour is the minimum of the minimum wage. you go down the whole list of things whether it's a woman's right to control her own body, whether it's universal health care, just go down the list. the american people take the progressive position on these issue

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michael moore." we mark this anniversary, you were one of the most visible critics of the war on terror, and your film, "fahrenheit 9/11" remains an essential d. that period. but that was followed immediately by military response that resulted in dual destabilization that stretched for decades. and here you had an explosion of bigotry and scrutiny that muslim-american communities like those in your home state contend with to this very day. you told my colleague, brian williams, this week that osama bin laden ultimately won because of what happened to our constitutional rights, our privacy. i wonder if you saw american race relations and civil rights included in that victory, and if so, explain how. >> absolutely. i remember the morning of 9/11 after the towers fell and watching tv. and immediately, there had been no investigation or anything. everybody jumped to the fact that they were muslims or arabs. while that was true, we didn't know it. it was just the first instinctive reaction to say that. ev

of the rumble with michael moore podcast. ack and will be hosting a free screening of "firn height 911" this wednesday at michael moore.com. nice to have you back. the afghanistan war is over. how significant of a moment is this for you? how big of a mark do you think this is going the leave on president biden's legacy, getting us out of this war? >> i think history will portray him as a courageous individual who was very brave in standing up against all the cries for continuing the war. and i just -- i'm so -- let me show you just a split second of his genius. if you could put up that still photo you just had on before i came on. >> uh-huh. >> and yes. there we go. >> yes. >> this is the last soldier out. all right? this is general donahue. and he is coming up the ramp of the c-130. there is literally no other american soldier behind him there at the airport. he is the last one out. if you are the last one out and you are -- what you are leaving behind is the mortal on me from the last 20 years -- look at him. he's coming up

it is meant to be continuous. >> and joining us now is the oscar winning filmmaker, michael moore.gize. "fahrenheit 9/11" is what i meant. what do you think about how the government has gone about getting answers as to what happened and has the government been transparent enough in your view? >> no, i don't think so and i think the families of the victims have been very right to demand that the documents from 9/11 be declassified and last week president biden said that he would start the process of declassifying them. there's a lot we don't know. 15 of the 19 hijackers are from saudi arabia. if 15 of the 19 hijackers had been from north korea i think it would have been okay for us to say north korea has attacked the united states or if they've been from cuba but the fact that 15 of the 19 were from this one country and had trained, there's a lot we don't know and i think when these documents are declassified we're going to be able to get our hands on some truth. >> do you think there was some potential desire to back off on saudi arabia because of oil or connections between individ

back with us tonight, to talk about a broad range of subjects, michael moore, proud michigander. o the podcast rumble with michael. more recently launched a sub stack it will be hosting a free screening of his, film fahrenheit 9/11. tomorrow at 9 pm eastern on the platform, michael more.com. welcome back to the broadcast. and i want to start here, for people perhaps sensitive to, it's who these days see a single line or a poll quote on an aggregator on their phone, who might have senior quote, saying that in the ends, osama bin laden one. what did you mean by that? >> i mean that's, his attack, their attack on 9/11, on this country, i don't know how they could have guessed, that we would stay in this war for 20 years. that we would spend $300 million a day it was he some sort of maginnis say he figured out we would take away our own democratic rights, a constitutional, right the patriots, created surveillance state where there's a camera on every corner. in this country and spying on each other. that we did not, we spent all of our time focused on the war on terror, in the money o

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it is kind of like michael moore in a thong.ight, nothing is like michael moore in a thong, and i apologize replacing that image in your heads. either way, it puts the dems in quite a pickle. joe does not look like a second termer. if you think he is sleeping now, wait until he has had some turkey. biden completing his term, this man can't even complete his sentences. and when the strategy for your successor is keeping her out of sight, then maybe you should rethink that success, unless this is somehow planned. joe is publicly bad, kamala is nowhere to be found, keeping her under wraps, that might make sense, with inflation, crime, covid, spending, and now afghanistan, perhaps the real strategy is making joe look so bad he exits earlier than expected, like a starting pitcher who gives up eight runs in the first inning. that's a sports metaphor, lisa. have fast the democrats plan, i've got two words for them: mission accomplished. got two other words for the dems, but this is a family show. after so many bad things happening so f

attorney for the district of georgia, michael moore, with us now. so good to see you.the "new york times" shortly after arbery's death. i'm wondering what your reaction is to this indictment. >> it's good to see you, too, christi. thanks for having me on. you know, this case to me was a pretty clear case of classic vigilante justice. i'm not surprised at all to hear about the indictment. jackie johnson has other things facing her. she may, in fact, wind up somehow in the federal cases going on against these defendants. it was pretty clear just at the initial part of the case that she shouldn't have touched this investigation with a 10-foot pole. she had the prime suspect, or one of the three suspects that had been working for her. then she asked for help from mr. barnhill, another district attorney, and his son was working for him. she didn't tell the attorney general that she was doing that or she had had that contact. when she suggested he be appointed to replace her in the investigation at the end of the day. so it is a pretty clear case of favoritism and cover-up a

michael moore never finished his speech after criticizing former presidents bush over the us—led invasioncolumbine in 2003. he eventually did finish his speech at the critic's choice documentary awards in 2018. "..to pick up a camera and fight the power, make your voice heard and stop this senseless war. thank you and goodnight." and that was the end of the speech. marlon brando sent a native american actress to decline his best actor award in 1973 for the godfather in order to protest the treatment of native americans in hollywood. we want to show that the oscars' history is connected to social and political history, that it does not exist outside of the realms of real life. so that's not all that we have in that gallery, but those strike us as significant moments to remind ourselves that an awards show is not just about the awards, but the society in which they are awarded. what do you think of the oscars, looking back on both the good and the bad things that they've done? i think, you know, if they made this this museum five years - ago, it would have been a very different thing. . cel

michael moore never finished his speech after criticizing former presidents bush over the us led invasiong for columbine in 2003. he eventually did finish his speech at the critics choice documentary awards in 2018. to pick up a camera and fight the power to make your voice heard and stop this senseless war. thank you and good night. and that was the end of the speech. marlon brando sent a native american actress to decline his best actor award in 1973 for the godfather in order to protest the treatment of native americans in hollywood. we want to show that the oscars history is connected to social and political history, that it does not exist outside of the realms of real life. so that's not all that we have in that gallery. but that will strike us as significant moments to remind ourselves that an award show is not just about the awards, but about the society in which they are awarded. what do you think of the oscars, looking back on both the good and the bad things that they've done? i think, you know, they made, if they made this this - museum five years ago, it would have been - a ve

or not to us will be sitting humanitarian, a dentist, and we bring in former pentagon official, michael moore, who joined us just yesterday, talking about how actual valuable that these weapons were, that the military did not destroy in an easy fix. for an expert, so i wanted to make sure that i got you on to follow up seeing after what the c i a did. thanks for joining us. michael. my pleasure. thank you. ok. i want to start with a phone call. i think it made or would have made even a month earlier. if connie would have been more honest and had a plea for help in fighting the taliban and keeping africa said what had made a difference if he were just been honest. will it be just stated in the office? i think that would have made a lot of difference to show leadership. it was clear that biden by then had picked up with trumpeted much, much earlier that gunny did not exhibit any semblance of leadership. he was or that could emission probably was a smart guy. but in terms of starting leadership, trump wanted him replaced ultimately. and, and for buying them to suggest look, just you know, just d

bill said, but to outsource their protection to the taliban is like outsourcing your diet plan to michael moorensane. right now joe biden is talking about let's deliver some resources to the people in the northeast and to the gulf coast that have gone through a terrible weather system. $85 billion of resources that we might use for americans is right now being inventoried by the taliban and adding to their own military capacity to using a us. it's insane. >> martha: bill, when you talk about what the parades will look like on 9-11. a pair of night vision sunglasses were missing on a base. nobody was allowed to leave until they were tracked down. that's we have hundreds of them missing. i think you're right. we'll see it paraded through 9-11. we have to leave it there. thanks, very much, gentlemen. bill and governor, thank you. coming up here, the mayor of laredo, texas says president biden has yet to build the virtual wall. they said their wall will be smarter and more technological. is that happening as people are crossing in the thousands? we'll be right back. congressman john katko will join

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moore has the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: michael, good morning.wing an altercation with police, and there had been loud calls for justice, and now comes this development. this grainy body camera video captures portions of elijah mcclain's last moments alive. police confronted the 23-year-old as he walked home alone from a grocery store two years ago. mcclain died after a struggle with the officers. now this morning, three policemen and two paramedics face criminal charges for the young man's death. >> our goal is to seek justice for elijah mcclain, for his family and friends and for our state. >> praying through all of it. it's what i wanted and my son fought for his life and begged for his life. >> reporter: the colorado grand jury indictment detailing the 32 total counts levied against the officers and first responders including manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. on august 24, 2019, three aurora police officers responded to a 911 call about a masked man acting suspiciously. >> hey, stop right there. stop. stop. stop. i have a right

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moore joins us with the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: michael, good morning. images we have seen this morning show a dire situation unfolding in a small town along the u.s./mexico border. the mayor has pleaded for help in dealing with the surge of families, men, women and children, at the border seeking asylum. this morning, an urgent crisis at the border. more than 10,000 men, women and children seeking asylum in texas. sources say most are from haiti which is facing a humanitarian crisis following the recent earthquake and reeling from the assassination of its president. conditions here worsening by the hour with limited access to food and water. u.s. border officials are overwhelmed. >> what you see behind me are individuals that have not even been processed or detained. these individuals here actually are just waiting to get detained. >> reporter: to stay out of the triple digit heat, they're camping under this international bridge outside del rio, texas, 150 miles west of san antonio. >> this is as bad as i've ever seen it. there is no southern border. it

moore, simone biles, ringo starr. we will have music from st. vincent, my morning jacket, and the doobie brothers, with tom johnston and michael mcdonald.to the streets. finally. will you be here for that, for the doobi brothers? >> of course. >> jimmy: if there's a doobi involved, he shows up. >> of course, yes. >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is the creator and multi-voiced mouth you know from one of the most popular shows in the history of tv. on sunday night, season 20 of "family guy" premieres on fox. please say hello to seth macfarlane. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good. i'm good. >> jimmy: i hope it's okay i shook your hand. now i need to start asking people before the show if it's okay i shake their hand. >> it's fine. you've been doing this how long now? >> jimmy: long enough to be totally infected. >> that's great. >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm good, i'm good. i'm hanging in there. >> jimmy: when is the last time you did an in-person interview? >> about 2 1/2 years ago. you were the first. >> jimmy: oh, boy. [ applause ] how do you feel, you feel okay? >> yeah, i feel fine. we both work for disney. th

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