You know, I got it right.

And I know you've had it too.

There's just only so much most of us can take.

And when you reach that point, what do you do?

What do you do that's just on this side of legal?

Because not only do we love our country and we love the planet we live on and we love our friends and our family and our fellow Americans and our fellow citizens of this world?

To say that we love has to imply that we give a shit and we care enough to do the right thing, to undo the wrong thing.

And that's where I'm at. And you're with me right now. I'm my very first podcast.

It's called Rumble with Michael Moore. And it's just what the name implies.

This is not a podcast to come to to just have the same old, same old thing rehashed and help you confirm whatever your belief system is.

This is the place to come if you want to join me in the rebellion.

We're here to revolt. We're here to not take it anymore.

And there's a way to do this. I know there's a way to do this where we fix what's wrong and we create these things that we've never really had.

I don't think it's rocket science and I don't think it has to take a long time. I think we can all just decide to do it.

Not everybody is going to join in. Some of them we don't want to join in with us. But I think the majority of our fellow citizens are ready to rumble,

ready to get involved to do whatever they can in their daily lives, especially between now and next November.

I know I am. I was thinking about back when I was nine years old. And I sat and I watched the man as he was shot and killed.

I was laying on our living room floor. My mother was vacuuming. And there I sat and I watched a guy named Jack Ruby put a handgun at point blank range into the stomach of a Mr. Lee Oswald.

Ruby pulled the trigger and ended Oswald's life right then and there live on TV for all to see.

As my mother continued the back and forth of the vacuum on the living room carpet, I screamed they killed him.

She couldn't hear me so I yanked the vacuum plug out of the socket and I pointed at the TV look.

But there was nothing to see because well it was over. It was over in an instant. And instant replay hadn't yet been invented.

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