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(CNN) -- Phil Donahue neva dey fear controversy. For im long-running talk show, e dey argue ishes like abortion and death penalty, and im MSNBC show bin cancel for 2003 sake of im antiwar stand.

Phil Donahue, wey be di former talk show host, don co-direct and co-produce independent film, "Body of War," about disabled Iraq war veteran, Tomas Young, wey dey question di reason for di conflict.

Young join di military afta di September 11 attacks and dem send am go Iraq. After less than one week, dem shoot am for spine, wey paralyze am from waist down. "Body of War" na di story of im coming back home and adjusting to im new reality.

Di film don get good reviews and e be di best documentary of 2007 by di National Board of Review. E dey show for The Sundance Channel on Tuesday night.

Donahue talk about "Body of War" and di recent presidential election on "American Morning" with CNN's Carol Costello.

CNN: Who make "Body of War"?
Phil Donahue: Well, dis work by ... Ellen Spiro and Phil Donahue na our attempt to show di harm wey dey for harm's way. For di middle of di most sanitized war of my lifetime, nobody dey see dis pain. These people dey below di radar. Wetin you see for our film na drama wey dey happen behind di closed doors of thousands of homes for dis country. I dey tell you, less than 5 percent of us don sacrifice, and di American people no dey see dis. I think say e dey bad. <response>: 1. Phil Donahue
2. about disabled veteran Tomas Young
3. talk show
4. No
5. abortion and the death penalty
6. 2003
7. co-directed and co-produced a film
8. Young joined the military after the September 11 attacks
9. Yes
10. sent to Iraq
11. he was shot in the spine, paralyzing him from the waist down
12. After less than a week there
13. the story of his coming home and adjusting to his new reality.
14. Yes
15. named best documentary of 2007 by the National Board of Review
16. Tuesday night
17. The Sundance Channel
18. Yes
19. Ellen Spiro
20. attempt to show the harm in harm's way 