Tim Miller

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Yesterday on your Sunday live that you're doing on Substack and YouTube, you talked to Nathaniel Zielinski about specifically the case regarding the Kennedy Center and getting Trump's name off of the John F. Kennedy Memorial and also the question of whether the Kennedy Center should be closed for renovations.

He's the lawyer on that case, so he's interesting on that case, but also there's some broader lessons.

Just wondering if you wanted to give us a little shorthand of what your takeaways were.

He was.

He did an extremely long bleat about this.

Trump's social media behavior, and this is another story that feels like we're on Groundhog Day, but he posted like 50 times in one afternoon over the weekend.

And it's all insane stuff.

It's like half conspiracy theories and rants.

Yeah.

As mentioned earlier, he did the bleed about the war where he's just telling everybody to chill out.

Here was his post on the judge that you mentioned, Judge Cooper.

And I'm not going to read the whole thing because that would take the whole podcast.

Really, he benefited from that character limit.

And getting rid of the character limit has...

just kind of allowed him to get a little lengthy and rambly in his posts.

But here we go.

A Barack Hussein Obama judge named Christopher Cooper

has stopped a magnificent structural and aesthetic rebuilding of the Trump Kennedy Center, where millions of dollars, material, marble, furniture, steel, air conditioning, heating, and so much else was ordered or soon to be ordered, with the end result being a structure that would no longer be in a potential state of collapse, rusted, rotted, and rat and bug infested to the one that would be the finest anywhere in the world.

Now that won't happen anymore because a judge whose wife is an anti-Trump hater says,