Well, howdy there, internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Kennedy beating Trump.

Trump's move to take over the Kennedy Center and slap his name on the building seems to have hit a wall.

And it really seems to have gotten under Trump's skin on a, fine, I didn't

want to play anyway level. But we'll get to that after the news. The judge put it in plain English

by simply answering the core question. Quote, may the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts be renamed absent

congressional authorization. The answer, plain from the face of the statute, is no. Nor can any

other individual be memorialized on the front portico of the building. With that answer, it's unsurprising that U.S. District

Judge Christopher Cooper declared that Congress named the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing

Arts for President John F. Kennedy by federal statute. And the center may not be officially named for anyone else except by an act of Congress.

He further declared that the Board of Trustees December 18, 2025 resolution, purporting to rename the Kennedy Center,

the Donald J. Trump and John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts.

The Trump Kennedy Center, or any variation thereof, is null, void, and without legal effect.

He also ordered that Trump's graffiti on the side of the building be taken down quickly.

The judge gave Trump 14 days to remove his name from the building, advertising, digital locations,

and so on. Trump posted to social media a message that was somewhere around 580 words long.

But in relevant part, said, quote, Judge Cooper should be ashamed of himself.

I cannot be involved with the situation where danger to the public is allowed to flourish

in plain and open sight, unless I am free to do what I do better

than anyone else. Bring this institution back, physically, financially, and artistically.

I have no interest in continuing what could only be a hopeless journey into Never, Neverland.

There has never been a president of the United

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