One of the most famous moments from Sunday’s highly-anticipated UFC Championship show outside the White House was when fighter Josh Hokit said into the microphone, “Michelle Obama is a man!” The moment went viral and prompted plenty of left-wing media meltdowns, including a segment from Monday’s episode of MS NOW’s The Last Word, where host Lawrence O’Donnell all but sobbed as he sought “spiritual guidance” from Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock of Georgia about how to handle those five mean words that had nothing to do with him:
This is something I think we need, literally, spiritual guidance on how to bear this kind of thing. I want to ask you about what happened at the White House this weekend. One of the fighters, in performing there, who's - I've never heard of the guy, specifically attacked Michelle Obama viciously, poisonously, by name in a way that everyone there seemed to enjoy.
Warnock, acting like his position as the pastor of Martin Luther King Jr.’s old church gave him Earth-shattering moral credibility, first blubbered his homage to the former first lady:
Michelle Obama is one of the most dignified people one could ever meet. She served brilliantly as first lady of the United States of America. She's a graduate of Princeton and Harvard.
