michael moore, sometimes he's right.s time i think absolutely here we are in late september, things could change, i think things are absolutely trending the republican's direction and you saw that. i saw how you opened up today and you rolled joe biden's reaction to kevin mccarthy's announcement about what his agenda is. what he keeps going back to is rick scott's idea of maybe looking at discretion at nondiscretionary spending andments to cut social security. it's a simplistic approach and he's not addressing anything kevin mccarthy is bringing up. he's easy to understand and it makes you think that i think that michael moore, who's sometimes right, is flat out wrong. rachel: i remember in 2016 when he was on joe and mika show and he said the democrats are mocking all these people going to the rallies and the maga hats but, you know, where i live, people wear maga hats and i know that this guy's going to win. i remember he said that. have you seen any build back better hats, brian? to predict this landslide that michael

that sounds like michael moore. to would say that to biden?gle republican that is a demented raving that is a one-party state and those who lecture about saving democracy not just republicans but every single democrat. what about semi fascist? these people are beyond contempt every speech every time he sets his own justice system he stinks further into the mind. it is disgraceful. truly a disgrace. let's be better than them because i said on friday americans are sick of the extremism. they were practical common sense policies. fox news contributor i don't know every time we pushed it to the limit and then to vote every republican out of office. are they going to arrest every republican? >> look. i lose count every time he speaks the approval ratings go down and if you remember joe biden had a decent summer and that's when he went on vacation basically for the entire summer and fought covid multiple times because he was in front of the american public and was not making the awful cases of the dark red background so i understand the extreme frus

. >>> on friday, michael m moore s on with bill . and i know michael moore, there's something kind of chilly this time. >> i think there's going to be such a landslide against the traders. 1993 canada voted every conservative member in parliament except for two out of office. gone. all of them. except for two. >> their justification if you can call it that for all the disturbing, rhetorical escalation is january 6, but the same person spouting that extremist madness in philadelphia also said thisti after januarngy the sixth -- >> on this january day, my wholn soul iuas in this, bringing america together, uniting our people, uniting our nation. nat. we must end this uncivil war. synwhy they weaponnize the doj o go after political law enforcement on concerned parents and domestic parents and pulling law enforcement off actual criminals, defunding the police, de-moralizing the police with procriminal district attorneys and letting american cities descend into squaller and chaos. trainingwi irs agents for armed combat and allowing their

>> >> you can you c actually probay inside the moma and you can say i can also get escorted by michael moore. >> yesl moore.. deep enough. oh, and you thought i was. >> i think there's a name for that. i don't know what it is . i don't want to know. >> do you have a hard time a watching violent movies now? no half, i'm usually a foot anda half taller than the criminal, but when i'm in, i'm i'm usually killed first. so go the way it works.p the ba they're going to they're going to drop the ballll on us. this is going to be a welcome movie. yeah, i tell you who the killer is ,an oleguys is going to be oe man. just you guys know and theth heroes are going to be whoeverae is the flavor of the month. so i think we talked about this in a weird one of your weird movie group textt. going to i think you got involved in it g to where we were right iny to the plot of. oh, yeah, it's going to go . yeah, i was. and the only way it works is ift gutfeld is the bad guy t wht would.e alhink tha yeah, but the scream franchise wins the last. >> i think we all stopped ithiss too. right there. what is this like

we have a great soda involving michael moore. -- great episode involving michael moore. the filmmaker -- i do not have time to tell the story, but across the street neighbor, donna hogan, she is wonderful and had a young kid. the youngest was a future stanford quarterback, kevin hogan. small world, right? this is all captured on cnn. way to go, donna. get out of this neighborhood, you are scaring the children, and everything. michael had colorful things to say to donna hogan. those are whimsical and not so whimsical moments at the time. it just suggested the controversy of the natural tone -- national town. we came through it as a country and we come through these things as we did during the administration. how do we in a free society that believes in rule of law and accountability keep the president and those around him or her honest? and if they are serious allegations of wrongdoing, are we simply going to say, excuse me, our chief executive is above the law. not in the united states, and that is part of the glory. it is unpleasant, especially not fun for those wrapped

the laws away and now we're free falling into an ambivalent abyss that's deeper and darker than michael moore's belly button. think about that. we got a full finger in there. >> literally. >> and he'll pay for it. those people on the streets, of the depression, they were dad and brothers, war veterans, today maybe it's a tyne a portion of that, bat no. these aren't poock people look for a job. employee aren't looking for people who spit on a stairwell. people like horror movies. it's escapest entertainment. you want a really scare y movie? how about this one smith. scarier than anything hollywood puss out. doorbell video of a woman being attacked by three men on the chicago street and it was turned into a campaign ad made bay a conservative superpac. here's just a tiny bit of it. now that a horror movie. the only difference is there was nobody there to yell cut to end the scene. it's upsetting all the people you'd expect. the media and democrats for example don't leak it when you show them the result of their disastrous ideas. in pack they're more upset about the video than the crime itselfism.

susan, phil maker michael moore gave a major production this weekend.a listen. >> i think that there is going to be such a landslide against the raiders, especially the 147 republicans who, just hours after the insurrection, voted to not certify the elected president of the united states, joe biden. i think there are so many people coming out to vote. >> how motivating do you think that concept, that fact could be? >> i think it's motivating. what michael moore did so well in 2016 was understand that where the populist class of the republican party was, those men and women who did not have a college education who may have been union or former union workers -- when you're talking about midterms, you're not talking just about states in the senate. in the house, it's five seats, alex. that's how many republicans have to pick up. i think it will be hard to see them not picking up five seats in the midterms. when it comes to the senate, i agree with don. i think they are going to hold not because people are so in hammered with the democrats right now in thos

michael moore, brian greer, thank you. >>> nine weeks until the november midterms. on friday, president biden will head to ohio, key state in the battle for control of the senate. yesterday he made back-to-back stops in two other critical states, wisconsin and pennsylvania. cnn's chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins is with me now. the president is increasingly focused on prospects in the midterms. >> reporter: you can expect president biden to be very involved. he's going to be on the road several times a week. two to three times a week is what white house officials say. of course we have seen him on the campaign trail as you noted, victor, selveral times in recen days. after labor day is start of busy political season in washington. that's the case for the white house, president biden on the road in pennsylvania three times in the last week alone. also in wisconsin, as you noted, he's going to ohio on friday, and when he's going to each of these states, victor, he's obviously hoping to help democrats and boost them in the midterm elections, which are ni

. >>> on friday, michael m moore s on with bill .ind of chilly this time. >> i think there's going to be such a landslide against the traders. 1993 canada voted every conservative membe

well, so far, it is certain that the most successful film about september 11 is michael moore's documentarye famous fahrenheit 9:11, he saw the light of day. in 2004, he received the palme d'or in cannes, er, the film also shows not so much the tragedy of death itself as it criticizes george bush jr., and it contains a popular conspiracy theory that the then president of the united states was beneficial to er, terrorist attacks and he even cooperated with terrorists even tried to stop the tape from their cameramen, but it was released and became one of the most popular. well, let me remind you that perharbor is also one of the greatest tragedies in the history of the united states. the 41st year of the attack of the japanese aircraft and submarines to the american military naval base and the films began to be released literally a year after this tragedy, very quickly they were all absolutely one hundred percent propaganda, this is how they are defined by current american film experts. this is the 43rd year of the air force, this is the film we see about the bomber and its crew and the 42nd

kind of like michael moore. the inventor of the scrunchy hair accessory passed away at age 78.er family plans a private ceremony followed by losing her behind the couch cushions. you taught republican state senate candidate linda paulson has received a mixed reaction t her bible campaign rap video. for those doubting her credentials, she confesses that she wants cut a pitch for standing still in her potato recipe. >> i hope she wins it. a new york weatherman--aren't they all--and has been fired after secretly appearing nude o an adult website. sound familiar, dave? >> 's boss later admitted he wasn't fired for opposing nude but because he lied when he tol viewers to expect 6-8 inches. >> why didn't write that joke earlier when we did that story? oh, you write it now? >> a customer at a pennsylvania restaurant recently left a 3,000-dollar tip on a 13-dollar meal as part of a social media movement called tips for jesus. if i had a tip for jesus i tell him to stop sending all this dinner guests on the same side of the table. who is demented enough to write that? did you write that

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here are some of the national headlines there are lots, they ran with the story to enlisting the michael moore'sllow the allegations hole, byu washed film and did interviews and concluded from our extensive review we have not found any evidence to cooperate the allegation that fans engaged in rachel haggling are ordered racial slurs at the event. they have lifted the ban on the student was falsely accused. so once again the media fill for a hate crime hoax now they have more egg on their face in that time i pass out in denny's. like my uncle once said the truth cell set you free that's why truth was my safe word. [laughs] [laughs] jamie, were you at the volleyball game? >> i was not when i heard spectators first of all surprise that they were spectators. which a little bit surprised? the place was packed. i didn't understand that during serves that all this noise. >> jamie: might've just said that they think it was a mistake maybe one of the players names sounds like the n-word someone was yelling out. which i think probably happen feel horrible that someone like oh, my goodness. if you do some

i tried to search for this story yesterday and there was less coverage than michael moore in a bell ahirt. think about that for a while. yeah. let's flip the script; imagine donald trump making the same speech joe biden did that bonkers one en front of satan's grotto. and then a left wing teenager is murdered by a there.er. the word insightment would be shouted faster than you could say charlotte'sville. no one's screaming you got the blood on your hand, mr. president, or the same thing to his like-minded pals in the media, because it's the media who usuallies dethat sort of screaming. let's go to joe biden for comment. [piano music] [no audible dialogue] >> for president, thank you. ranter the end of such a -- at the end of such a momentous event, the word thank you seems kind of inadequate, but for all the millions whose lives will be saved, for the communities whose likes will be transformed, thank you, president biden. [en clip] [applause] >> yeah. once again, once again he's wandering and asking anybody seen my imaginary puppy? that's who he blames the poop on. of course it doesn

joining us now with more, cnn correspondent cara skin nel, and former prosecutor, michael moore. just the gross sloppiness of these boxes is obviously telling of last days of this chaotic administration, and hearing there were empty envelopes and top secret documents, items of clothing, a lot of them. i don't know why so many clothes were strewn around the white house, so what does this tell us about what the judge is doing, and what we need to know. >> right, so this is the inventory that the federal prosecutors put together and the judge unsealed it today. no one objected to it. it does give a sense of the final days of the chaos of how the records were kept. as you said, many top secret, they need to be held and maintained in a very secure way which is the issue with the whole investigation. if we look at one box alone, box number 2, which was taken from the former president's office, says there were 99 newspaper press articles, two documents marked confidential, 15 marked secret, seven marked top secret, and then a bunch of other things, including these 43 empty folders marke

kind of like michael moore, romy hunt rabson, the inventore hair accessory passed aw ag the scrunchie accessory passed away at age seventy eight . her family plans a private a pr ceremony followed by losing her behind the couch cushions. ceremony followed up by losing her behind the couch cushions. >> uta. republican state senate candidate linda paulson hasenats received mixed reactions to her credentimpaign rap video. but for those doubting her credentials, she confesses she once cutwants cut for stealingr potato salad recipe. >> but i hope she wins a new york weatherman, aren't they ?aa all has been fired afterlt secretly appearing on an adult website. >> sound familiar, dave?ve although his boss later admitted he wasn't fired for posing , but because he lied when he told viewers to expect six to eight inches. idn't wr whity did you write that jokedi earlier? we did that story. oh, you write it now, huh?? >> a customer a customer at a pennsylvania resty left recentl a three thousand dollar tip on a 13 dollar meal as part of a social media movement called t tips for . well, if i had

i want to thank michael moore and the family and crankstart foundation for what seems to be 7rous and timely giving. stepping up with the dewild family. so many of the children in my district and all overnight city benefited from these programs. had the support in summer and thank supervisor ronen and chan and push thanksgiving work. thank you very much. them to the mordz and wild family. add me as a cosponsor to both. >> supervisor chan. >> can i am very grateful how it started, too. for the summer together in 2021. and i than reallocate the funding we ask if you helps understand what would it take if we were to continue to have this as a free summer program. i think at that time and correct mow if i'm wrong, i'm trying to understands. is it up to 25 million dollars that we can serve about up to 25 thousand dollars kids and at this time in 2021 we think is there are like the free summer camp provided to public school kids from k up it 8 grade. the high schoolers have their unique needs they are teenagers. but so is that still the case? or is kidnapping different in 2022? through the

district 5, retired ucsf research scientist and all most exactly 2 years ago i lost my husband eric michael moore to a overdose. the toxicology report indicated it was he had primarily methamphetamine and cocaine and fentanyl and during this hearing i heard methamphetamine only mentioned once or twice, whereas in some data i have seen it is involved in many of the overdose deaths. it is a entirely different issue from the opioid related overdoses. i'll get back to that in a minute. a month after eric michael died i lost my mentor and friend brian edwards to overdose. a year before that i lost a young friend to a alcohol overdose. it is not just fentanyl, but that may drive the majority of the overdose deaths. there is other drugs that are also killing people and should not be ignored in our planning and in our efforts. eric michael's condition and addiction lead me to volunteer- >> thank you for your comments. before we move to the next speaker on the phone, please come to the podium to the speaker in chambers. >> hi. (inaudible) from the sunset district and came today because i have been interes

the reason i called it that is because michael moore had a title called stupid white men where he criticizedhite men. this doesn't criticize black men it criticizes people for thinking black men are stupid and the messages don't buy into the emotional pool. so i figured i could get away with the title. but mine had such pushback, we named it what's race got to do with it and in order for people like the asian american bookseller to take the book. >> host: from the book you write who puts stuff like this in the minds of so many, sharpton, clinton, liberals about the unfinished business the other public figures including some sports figures and entertainers all claiming to keep it real by stirring the pot and keeping blacks angry, pessimistic, less productive, less reactive and willing to invest in themselves since they fail to see a hopeful future. >> some years ago if i were to write to them today i would put in the top of the list barack obama. i'm telling you i was in boston in 2004 when he lit up the arena andod gave the speech. there is no blue or red america. there is no liberal, it was

district 5, retired ucsf research scientist and all most exactly 2 years ago i lost my husband eric michael moore to a overdose. the toxicology report indicated it was he had primarily methamphetamine and cocaine and fentanyl and during this hearing i heard methamphetamine only mentioned once or twice, whereas in some data i have seen it is involved in many of the overdose deaths. it is a entirely different issue from the opioid related overdoses. i'll get back to that in a minute. a month after eric michael died i lost my mentor and friend brian edwards to overdose. a year before that i lost a young friend to a alcohol overdose. it is not just fentanyl, but that may drive the majority of the overdose deaths. there is other drugs that are also killing people and should not be ignored in our planning and in our efforts. eric michael's condition and addiction lead me to volunteer- >> thank you for your comments. before we move to the next speaker on the phone, please come to the podium to the speaker in chambers. >> hi. (inaudible) from the sunset district and came today because i have been interes

i once saw a documentary by michael moore in which he put the attention on france and its school systemhe food system within the school system across-the-board, rich, poor. they had actual food! the children didn't understand the concept of sugar and soldiers in the classroom, the corporatized ideas we have here. it is all about profit. they were actually eating food for lunch. have you ever seen that? are you familiar with that? we are so profitized here. it is all about the dollar. guest: i could not agree more with the caller. most of the food systems in developed countries are superior to ours. the government sees it more as a responsibility to nourish children. what is your country's most precious resource? it is human beings. adults spend their time at work. the government should be providing heavily subsidized healthy food for employees. kids spend time in schools. the government should make sure our youngest citizens are getting proper nutrition in school. japan has an amazing system of healthy food. it is more expensive, and it is more difficult. in america what you see is what

i once saw a documentary by michael moore in which he put the attention on france and its school systemhe food system within the school system across-the-board, rich, poor. they had actual food! the children didn't understand the concept of sugar and soldiers in the classroom, the corporatized ideas we have here. it is all about profit. they were actually eating food for lunch. have you ever seen that? are you familiar with that? we are so profitized here. it is all about the dollar. guest: i could not agree more with the caller. most of the food systems in developed countries are superior to ours. the government sees it more as a responsibility to nourish children. what is your country's most precious resource? it is human beings. adults spend their time at work. the government should be providing heavily subsidized healthy food for employees. kids spend time in schools. the government should make sure our youngest citizens are getting proper nutrition in school. japan has an amazing system of healthy food. it is more expensive, and it is more difficult. in america what you see is what

but stephen moore, a great economist and author as. well, and michael park and mark paletta, who just in addition to the documentary that michael did, created equal justice in, is in his own words. they just issued a really terrific book that summarizes his in his life, other 30 hours of interviews they did on video. it's a fabulous book. so anyway, thank you for them being here. you know, i got to live american dream. my grandparents came over from poland. my dad, when i was a kid, it was always about the american dream. you can do what you want to do. we in rural nebraska, lower income, happy family. we weren't, you know, by today's standards, people would say, you're poor, but we didn't know that if we were. but what i had was constant encouragement. all five of us kids, you got to get a degree, figure out what to what degree you're going to get because going to need to create a life for you to pay for your family the rest of your life. and and work hard. and was that was it? and on sundays, he would pass out clippings. the local newspaper about succ

but stephen moore, a great economist and author as. well, and michael park and mark paletta, who just in addition to the documentary that michael did, created equal justice in, is in his own words. they just issued a really terrific book that summarizes his in his life, other 30 hours of interviews they did on video. it's a fabulous book. so anyway, thank you for them being here. you know, i got to live american dream. my grandparents came over from poland. my dad, when i was a kid, it was always about the american dream. you can do what you want to do. we in rural nebraska, lower income, happy family. we weren't, you know, by today's standards, people would say, you're poor, but we didn't know that if we were. but what i had was constant encouragement. all five of us kids, you got to get a degree, figure out what to what degree you're going to get because going to need to create a life for you to pay for your family the rest of your life. and and work hard. and was that was it? and on sundays, he would pass out clippings. the local newspaper about succ

michael g.montesi. >> carlos roberto montoya. >> montoya valdez. >> cheryl ann monyak. >> thomas moody. >> sharon moore. >> laura lee morbiso. >>os manuel morales. >> sonja mercedes morales. >> gerard p. moran jr. >> john christopher moran. >> john-michael moran. >> kathleen moran. >> lindsey stableton morehouse. >> george william morell. >> steven p.morello. >> dorothy morgan. >> richard j. morgan. >> nancy morganstern. >> sanae mori. >> geronimo moroco. >> and my cousin michael a. marty. michael, we love and miss you every day. your memory is a blessing along with all the angels watching over us today. >> and my sister maria teresa conception contila. meretes, i wish my mom and dad were with me but they're in heaven, please look after them and us, me, victor natilia and our kids, rocco, xavier, and meretes and ryland. i know when he was born on december 10, who my daughter was named after born on september 12, 2012. i want to say i miss you and missed when you used to tell me you got problems. and also i just want to say i miss you and miss mom and dad very much and my condolences to the 9/11 families and it was an honor to r

with us tonight michael cloud, brandon judd, "newsweek" deputy opinion editor, flock post columnist miranda devine, economic pro steve mooregop strategist, ford o'connell, margot cleveland from the and former acting attorney general matthew whitaker. chicago mayor lori light fight claims it is ratist for texas to send immigrants to chicago. the mayor talking about the border crisis. instead blames trump. this is happening as crime breaking out. a major cocaine bust at the border, drugs disguised as baby wipes. brand new details of hunter biden demaking with china using the white house and house gop tells facebook preserve all communications after the fbi had warned about russian disinformation. they did that before the hunter biden laptop story broke in the "new york post." plus california officials now warning the state power grid is at the breaking point from going green. this is undercutting the democrats climate agenda. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: well tom to the show. thanks for joining us. stocks ending mixed today, kicking off september historically the worst month for

monahan >> kristen montanaro >> craig montano >> michael montesi >> jeffrey montgomery >> peter montoulieu cheryl ann monyak >> thomas moody >> sharon moore morales carlos manuel morales luis morales paula e morales john moran john chrisopher moran kathleen moran lindsay stapleton morehouse george morell steven p morello vincent s morello yvette nicole moreno dorothy morgan >> richard morgan >> nancy morgenstern >> sanae mori blanca robertina morocho >> leonel geronimo morocho >> dennis gerard moroney >> and my cousin, michael and marty. we love and miss you every day. your memory is a blessing along with all of the angels watching over us today. >> and my sister, maria, i wish mom and dad were here with me but they are with you in heaven. please look after them. please look after us. me, victor, natalia, jennifer and our kids. i know it is a sign from you when my son was born on september 10, 2018. i also want to say i miss you. i miss you, i miss mom and dad very much. god bless america. >> lynne irene morris >> seth allan morris stephen philip morris christopher martel morrison >> ferdinand v morrone >> william david moskal marco motro

michaels. it's a lot, here to discuss is our political panel. bill burrow is a national reporter for the associated press. jesse mooredemocratic strategist and founder of common threat strategies. and marina shaw is a former republican strategist. welcome to you all. i would like to say that i have known -- it is barrow you need to start collecting people out here in the streets about your name. let's start with -- thank you for being here. let's start with my least favorite topic. former president donald trump. he held his first rally since the fbi search of his mar-a-lago home last night. he was in pennsylvania and he gave a scathing speech. he was supposed to be having this rally to support governor republican candidate -- and like i said he's running for senate. but in the full two hour speech, he only mentioned the food of them a handful of times. what is the point of a trump endorsement if he's only going to focus on himself, and that the candidates? >> he does not really care what people think of him, right? that's the biggest thing. the candidates that he has picked and endorsed across the country do not seem