Michael Moore
The filmmaker made the claim before his "Fahrenheit 11/9" takedown of Trump premiered on Thursday.
The fiery documentary filmmaker is back with a portrait of America's divide.
His not-so-happy-birthday to America was a call for justice.
The Vermont senator is using his reach to try to shape a national progressive narrative.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
A 2007 incident with Moore changed both my opinion of him and the direction of my life and career.
Your presidency is a "total bomb," Moore tweets back.
Actors Mark Ruffalo, Olivia Wilde and Fisher Stevens joined Moore in the Manhattan protest.
"I refuse to live in Trump's America," the filmmaker says in his new one-man show.
"He can’t take being laughed at."