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It took 250 years, but at long last, the first black, quadriplegic, transgender woman with cerebral palsy signed to a major modeling agency

has appeared at the Met Gala. They say the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.

Now, putting aside the paralyzed transvestite, the Met Gala has been a freak show for many years,

and wise men dating back to antiquity have warnings for us about what that means for our country.

Then a federal judge apologizes to President Trump's latest would-be assassin.

Bobby Kennedy wants your kids to be less fat, and the Secretary of War, Pete Hegeseth,

explains how the Iran ceasefire can survive

repeated barrages of missiles from both sides. I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael

Null the show.

Is Ditching Self-Serve Soda Machines.

This is another one.

It's kind of like the Met Gala.

It seems like it's a minor

story, but it's just one of those stories that tells you how our culture is collapsing. We don't

have trust anymore. People are stealing soda. People don't even want to interact with other people.

We will get to all of it. But the most important story, the one taking over the internet,

is Aaron Rose Phillip, who is a man, a black man,

a black crippled man, who thinks that he is a woman, who is signed to a major modeling agency.

Because that's when you want to sell really nice clothes.

You want to look for the most physically attractive people.

You go to this person.

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