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<p>FORMER Vice President Al Gore lectured Diane Sawyer yesterday about her shallow questioning during a "Good Morning America" interview.</p> <p>"Listen to your questions," an exasperated Gore said halfway through his morning sitdown with Sawyer.</p> <p>He complained that she only seemed interested in "the horserace, the cosmetic parts" of the upcoming presidential campaign.</p>

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LANDRIEU FOLLOWS MOORE OFF THE CLIFF [07/09 07:03 PM] Appearing on Fox News on July 8, Democratic Senator from Louisiana Mary Landrieu endorses all of the facts in Fahrenheit 9/11, including, presumably, the idea that the U.S. attacked Afghanistan in order to build a natural gas pipeline to make money for Dick Cheney: LANDRIEU: Well, first of all, talk about security, let me talk about the movie. If there's any senator or any person that takes issue with anything in that movie, they should lay their cards on the table. So far, that movie's been out for several weeks, has...

WASHINGTON - Michael Moore’s record-breaking documentary “Fahrenheit 9/11” is a pop culture phenomenon that is raising public interest in the Iraq war just as the United States is attempting a crucial handoff of power to Iraqis. The movie, an indictment of President Bush’s leadership and his decision to go to war in Iraq after the 2001 terrorist attacks, took in $23.9 million to become the first documentary to debut as Hollywood’s top weekend film. Theater owners in cities large and small reported sellout crowds. The heightened public interest generated by the film and the controversy surrounding it is likely to...

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — Michael Moore isn't the apologetic type. Any regrets over proclaiming to a worldwide audience during last year's Academy Awards ceremony that George W. Bush was a "fictitious president ... sending us to war for fictitious reasons"? No way. But the crusading leftist author and filmmaker does have a small confession: That rip-roaring acceptance speech after his "Bowling for Columbine" won the Oscar for best documentary almost went undelivered. "Every bone in my body wanted to just thank them, blow them a kiss and walk off the stage," Moore confides, stirring whipped cream into a steaming...