Once President Trump tweeted out the WWE CNN takedown video, CNN’s end began with an explosion of anti-CNN memes featuring a red CNN box digitally placed over people’s heads in assorted videos and images.
The tweet that started it all:
#FraudNewsCNN #FNN pic.twitter.com/WYUnHjjUjg
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 2, 2017
Then came memes like these:
Trump vs CNN – Braveheart#CNNMemeWar pic.twitter.com/AVCWVM8pZw
— Democrats for Trump (@YoungDems4Trump) July 14, 2017
These memes are getting insanely high quality. 😳#CNNMemeWarpic.twitter.com/i9PaNV6djt
— Democrats for Trump (@YoungDems4Trump) July 14, 2017
This may be my most favorite yet! #CNNMemeWar #MemeWar #memewar2017 pic.twitter.com/Vq4sTbw7Nb
— 🇺🇸Jojoh888🇺🇸🌹 (@jojoh888) July 9, 2017
Watch @CNN go from FAKE NEWS to VERY FAKE NEWS to FRAUD NEWS. #CNNMemeWar pic.twitter.com/2xb96lIRaR
— Democrats for Trump (@YoungDems4Trump) July 9, 2017
The digital CCN box head has now turned into real life when Friday, Greg Gutfeld donned a red CNN box on his head on The Five.
Via Mediaite:
On Friday, Greg Gutfeld sported a new look at the expense of CNN.
In the intro of The Five, he wore a giant red box with the CNN logo on it. By the time they began discussing the latest developments in the Donald Trump Jr. meeting with the Russian lawyer, the box was off his head.
Co-host Juan Williams mentioned it a couple of times in mid-conversation, to which Gutfeld responded by calling himself a “human meme.”
Gutfeld tweeted out this picture earlier debuting his “new outfit”:
Check out my new outfit. #CNNMemeWar #cnn pic.twitter.com/IEEos4EOeN
— GregGutfeld (@greggutfeld) July 14, 2017
He was likely inspired by the GIF President Trump tweeted out of him wrestling the CNN logo.
At the end of the show, Jesse Watters asked Gutfeld if he was going to wear his CNN hat on the streets.
“I will be walking the streets of New York,” he responded. “Feel free to punch me.”
Watch the video:
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