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Hello everyone, this is Rumble with Michael Moore, I'm Michael Moore and I'm very happy to have you

with me here today, my guest is going to be the great writer, thinker, philosopher, all-round, important voice that many have tried to stifle over the years

but have been unsuccessful, the great Chris Hedges will be joining us, Pulitzer Prize winner

15 years as a foreign correspondent within New York Times until he finally had to come out and say what he had to say at the beginning of the Iraq war, which was this was an immoral

and an illegal war and for that the Times had to show him the door because the Times was so involved in taking us to war, he could not have one of their own talking against it

so he will be my guest here, I want to tell you before we get going that we have a special event coming up here on our new sub-stack operation

you may have heard about it yesterday if you are a sub-stack subscriber, if you were not a subscriber yet to my sub-stack, that's my weekly column and I put my podcast on it

but if you're just a podcast listener, sign up for my sub-stack, it's free, just put your email address in there

and one of the things to sort of help kick off our sub-stack launch is we're going to have a free worldwide screening

next Friday, Friday, September 10th and it will be a screening of my 2004 Palm Door winning film, Fahrenheit 9-11

we are going to do this on the eve of the 20th anniversary of 9-11 and it will be an online event

but all you have to do is if you're not just sign up and become a free subscriber, just sign up at Michaelmore.com

just go there, go to Michaelmore.com, put your email in there and you will have your ticket free for this online event

and we're going to have some special guests that night for Friday, September 10th, it's going to be 9pm, Eastern time, 6pm, Pacific

and if you're in Europe, if you're in Asia, the Middle East, Africa, South America, Antarctica, wherever you're at, you can join in and watch with me

this film that myself and my friends and our crew put together in the 12 months after winning the Oscar for Bullying for Columbine

and we left the Oscars determined, it was the fifth night of the war, the Iraq War, determined to try and bring this war to an end and bring Bush

and his policies to an end and so a year later we came out with Fair 9-11, became the largest grossing documentary of all time, won a whole bunch of awards

and I like to think, helped move the American people away from war a year or so, a year and a half after the film came out

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