»NBC comment on Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11«

"Fahrenheit 9/11" is that rare documentary that's getting action-flick distribution, opening on 500 screens—and in case you miss it in the theater, the DVD should be out well before the election. Disney's Miramax division, headed by Bob and Harvey Weinstein, bankrolled the film, but Disney head Michael Eisner refused to release it, citing Disney's tradition as a "nonpartisan company"—you know, the sort of nonpartisan company whose ABC Radio division gives a forum to Rush Limbaugh. Moore's camp points to Disney's need to do business in Jeb Bush's state—and since the film is nearly as harsh about Saudi royals as about Jeb's brother, isn't it suspicious that money from one of them, Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, is keeping the financially troubled Euro Disney afloat? Or is that an-other conspiracy theory?