In a bizarre confrontation between filmmaker Michael Moore and a local TV reporter in Denver, Moore denied rumors that he was worth $50 million, called the reporter a "punk," and repeatedly accused him of lying.
Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore said Tuesday that young voters did not turn out for 2010 elections because "they don't suffer fools" and "because they don't take bullshit."
In an interview with Anderson Cooper, filmmaker Michael Moore said that the "Occupy Wall Street" movement isn't lobbying Congress because our elected officials are the "employees of Wall Street" and that the famous lobbyist enclave "K-Street" is the "lobbying arm of Wall Street".
Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore told BBC's Richard Bacon that most of President Barack Obama's first term had been "heartbreaking" and a "disappointment."
Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore pointed out Thursday night on Countdown with Keith Olbermann that Democrats and Republicans both received a large amount of campaign contributions from Wall Street. He said that, thanks to the "Occupy Wall Street" movement, political candidates at the local level could actually garner votes by refusing money from the financial sector.
Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore said Tuesday night that the "Occupy Wall Street" demonstration in lower Manhattan and other cities continued to grow because Wall Street had ruined the lives of so many people in the middle class.
