From last night's Piers Morgan: Michael Moore does not believe he is part of the 1%.

Transcript of the exchange below, keep in mind to be considered part of the 1% one must only make $343,927, which actually seems somewhat low compared to the multi-million dollar bonuses many on Wall St. take home.

Regardless, Moore says he does not make the cut.

MORGAN: I need you to admit the bleeding obvious. I need you to sit here and say, I'm in the 1 percent, because it's important.



MOORE: Well, I can't. Because I'm not.



MORGAN: Because the validity of your argument -- you are, though.



MOORE: No, I'm not. I'm not.



MORGAN: You're not in if 1 percent?



MOORE: Of course I'm not. How can I be in the 1 percent?



MORGAN: Because you're worth millions.



MOORE: No, that's not true. Listen, I do really well. I do well. But what's the point, though? Isn't that --



MORGAN: I do, because I find it more interesting if you're in the 1 percent because I think you probably are.



MOORE: Yes. Yes.



MORGAN: You qualify.



MOORE: Right.



MORGAN: That you are railing against a lot of capitalist ideals.



MOORE: Well, then if you believe that about me, then that's really something, isn't it?



MORGAN: No, I'm asking if you accept that.



MOORE: That even -- that even though -- that even though I do well, that I don't associate myself with those who do well, I am devoting my life to those who have less and who have been crapped upon by the system. And that's how I spend my time, my energy, my money on trying to up-end this system that I think is a system of violence, it's a system that's unfair to the average working person of this country. And it was a mistake to ever give me a dime from the day Time Warner actually gave me money to buy "Roger and Me." ...I hope they rue the day that they ever allowed me up on a movie screens.