lulz

Hehe great. Faux didn't quite expect that did they?

"... but, but, we only have you on here to talk about how Micheal Moore is a cock... please, you're going to get me in trouble..."

she gets that message in her ear, "alright wrap it up."

"we're good leftist from Canada", "we believe in his ideology", "but you know, for us to sit here and act like the only thing that's going on here is that Michael Moore is not such a great guy..."
then why the fuck did you make a documentary on Michael Moore, asshats? Why didn't you make a documentary on Fox then, if the truth is what you're fighting for? And why the fuck would you then choose to talk to Fox News about your movie, when you know they only invited you on air to spill some dirt on Moore? Fighting for truth or looking for some promotion, which is it?

>> ^kulpims:
then why the fuck did you make a documentary on Michael Moore, asshats?

I don't think it's that black and white. It's possible to make a documentary about Michael Moore and criticise hos methods, without disagreeing with his general message.

As they pointed out, telling half-truths is unacceptable across all political views. If they were interrested in doing a documentary about Michael Moore, it's only natural to follow through, no matter what they find

Besides, they could have played it just as Fox would like if they wanted to, in order to get more air time. But they chose to stick to their principles and get their message across. I think that's very admirable.