A lawsuit goes viral for its lurid claims that a beautiful J.P. Morgan bankress sexually assaulted a schlubby Indian man.

And the story is a great measure of our BS detectors and the pornification of society.

Then, conservatives allege that a new film adaptation of George Orwell's Animal Farm betrays the novel's original anti-communist, pro-capitalist message,

revealing that basically no one

on the left or the right understands animal farm.

And finally, the Supreme Court's decision

on racial gerrymandering

might achieve the impossible, namely

allowing Republicans to win the midterms.

I'm Michael Knowles. It's the Michael Nulls show.

I'm Michael Nulls. Welcome back to the show.

Alex Jones is finally shutting down Info Wars after a massive lawsuit and all sorts of attempts for years and years to shut it down.

Info Wars, RIP, we'll get to what that means for politics. Any lessons that we can take from that.

First though, biggest political takeaway.

Guys, you know, sometimes we can take the win.

I know conservatives are always supposed to be mopey

and despairing and saying the West is lost

and all is going down the tubes.

But this Supreme Court win in Louisiana versus Kelle was a really big deal

because it said that the Libs can't racially gerrymander.

They would be violating the Constitution, the 14th and the 15th Amendments, if they were

to draw congressional districts based on racial discrimination.

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