Michael Moore repeats that Trump could be the last American president: "I think it's possible"

Director Michael Moore told MSNBC that President Trump "could" be the last president of the United States.

The controversial documentary maker Michael Moore has doubled his claim that Donald Trump could be the last president of the United States on Wednesday at a MSNBC appearance.

Last month, Moore hit the headlines when the trailer for his new documentary, "Fahrenheit 11/9", referred to Trump as "the last president of the United States." about the bold claim.

"I think it's possible, absolutely. I think we have someone in the White House who has no respect for the rule of law, who hates democracy to an incredible degree, which does not make it really different from other billionaires or CEO. Answered Moore.

Moore said that people like Trump "govern by decree" and do not like when other people have a voice in their decision-making.

"They also like to bring the big money with them. So it's very dangerous to put someone in charge of a democracy, and most of all, it's more dangerous with him because he's totally lacking in ideology, "Moore told Hayes.

Moore never really explained why he thought Trump could be "absolutely" the final president of the United States. Hayes then pointed out that Moore seems to think that Trump is particularly "dangerous" because he "does not believe in anything" and that the filmmaker responded in a way by complimenting Vice President Pence.

"People tell me," Well, if we attack Trump, we'll have Pence. "I'm going," at least, he believes in something, "said Moore before declaring he was not afraid to debate with Pence.

Moore was in a media blitz promoting his new film and recently accused pop star Gwen Stefani of Trump's rise to power with one of the most bizarre theories of recent memory.

Moore says the announcement of Trump's now infamous Trump Tower campaign was an effort to prove his popularity to NBC after he learned that Stefani's entertainment costs as a coach on "The Voice" were more important than "… The Apprentice. with him as host in 2015.

"He was talking about running for president since 1988, but he did not really want to be president, there is no penthouse in the White House, and he does not want to live in a black city," he said. Moore in Hollywood. Report. "He was trying to pit NBC against another network, but it did not work.

Moore's film "Fahrenheit 11/9" debuted last week at the Toronto Film Festival. This is a piece from his previous 2004 documentary titled "Fahrenheit 9/11". September 11, 2001. The latest film will try to do the same for Trump at a key moment for the country: the mid-term elections of 2018.

Fox News' Tyler McCarthy contributed to this report.