It's free, I tells ya ...

Dr. Sanjay Gupta is no Howard Roark, but he sure makes Michael Moore look like Ellsworth Toohey in this exchange on ... Larry King Live!

Hello!

A snippet:

GUPTA: No. Let me -- you would have to agree that people would walk away from your film with the perception that health care is free in Canada.

MOORE: Yes.

GUPTA: I mean you're a filmmaker.

MOORE: It is free.

GUPTA: You know how to do this sort of thing.

MOORE: It is free.

GUPTA: You pay for it through taxes --

MOORE: It is free.

Moore's not that dense. Nor is he delusional. He's just plain dishonest. In case you didn't know.

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