Michael Moore took to Twitter early this morning to report his first network cancellation in his tour to promote his controversial new film, Capitalism: A Love Story: “CBS has cancelled me on its Mon. morning show. After I criticized ABC/Disney on GMA, they didn’t want me to do same to CBS.” Update: CBS says that Michael Moore was never booked.

One of the more amazing revelations in Michael Moore‘s new film, Capitalism: A Love Story, is his discovery of long-buried archival footage of Franklin D. Roosevelt detailing his planned but never enacted “Second Bill of Rights,” calling for guaranteed a Second Bill of Rights that recognizes “economic truths [that have] become accepted as self-evident” — [...]

First CelebrityJeopardy, now this. When Wolf Blitzer recently interviewed Michael Moore about his latest documentary, Capitalism: A Love Story, the interview got uncomfortable, and fast. Here are some of the highlights, from Michael Moore comparing himself to the Founding Fathers to Blitzer talking about ATMs:

Michael Moore is hard to ignore — he’s been hard to ignore for GM for 20 years, though Lord knows they’ve tried. But for the first time since Roger & Me, Moore finally set foot on GM property…without being escorted off.

Say what you like about Michael Moore — and Lord knows people do — but you’d have to have a heart made of ice-cold stone not to be moved, enraged and galvanized by his latest film, Capitalism: A Love Story.