Factual error: A headline from the Pantagraph (an Illinois newspaper) dated 19 December 2001, is shown in big letters to read, "Latest Florida recount shows Gore won election." In fact, no edition of the Pentagraph has ever featured an article that claimed this. The only time those words appeared in that newspaper was in small print over a letter to the editor dated 5 December 2001.

Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004)
Plot summary
Directed by: Michael Moore
Starring: Ben Affleck, Michael Moore, George W. Bush, James Baker III, Stevie Wonder
From start to finish, the film is about what is really going on with the war in Iraq. It begins with some highlights regarding the erroneous coverage of the presidential election in 2000, continues on with dozens of politicians caught saying various incriminating things on tape and finishes off with american soldiers admitting things that haven't been shown anywhere else on national tv. This documentary is startling in the number of incriminating things that the director somehow manages to capture on tape.
R. Rose
George W. Bush: Sure a dictatorship would be easier.
Question: What's the instrumental acoustic song that's played on the main menu of the DVD and also at various points throughout the movie? I believe it plays when they're showing on-the-ground reactions to the planes hitting. It's quite a slow, depressing song.
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Answer: It's an acoustic instrumental version of 'The Nobodies' by Marilyn Manson.