[Jivana108]

I watched O'Reilly last night and thats not quite how he left the movie. He said that the movie started 40 minutes late and he had to leave early due to previous plans. However he said that he did meet Moore out front and had a conversation with him and Moore supposedly said he would come on the Factor for a interview. I hope Moore does go on and I hope Bill tears him a new ass....

[adam_az]

Imagine that, Moore LIED!!!

Just like he lied about his conversation with Fred Barnes.

He is a serial revisionist.

[SZonian]

That's the way he told it, and knowing what little I do about S'Moores, it's probably the truth.

Cheers!

[mollynme]

I hope Bill tears him

I hope he has Ann Coulter on at the same time. Wouldn't that be fun to watch?!

[Sans-Culotte]

I seldom tune into O'Reilly anymore, but I did see Moore on the Factor once, probably after the Columbine mockumentary. It was not that memorable. Moore is smart enough not to get into a slugfest with O'Reilly. They both sorta danced around throwing little jabs. Basically, a yawner.

[weegee]

While I will not go see this film, as a host on a widely watched and listened to talk program, he may need to be more in tune to what Michael Moore is releasing. Maybe he saw enough that went "over the line" that he did not need to watch more to come to his conclusion.

I know that I have walked out of a handful of films and not missed a thing. Even Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel would walk out (I think they stated that if nothing has happened in the first 20 minutes, nothing is going to happen although I have found this is not always so).

[sauropod]

That's the Daily Snooze for ya.