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Marco Gutierrez, founder of Latinos for Trump, found himself at the center of the hashtag #TacoTrucksOnEveryCorner after comments he made in an MSNBC on Thursday. The Trump surrogate warned of "taco trucks on every corner" as immigration remains unchecked and the internet (or anyone who can appreciate a good taco truck) can't find anything wrong with the idea.

The internet is overflowing with memes and jokes after President Trump referred to himself as a "stable genius" on Twitter yesterday. The remark was part of a thread meant to defend his mental stability in the wake of the drama surrounding Fire and Fury, Michael Wolff's critical look at the Trump presidency. Responses ranged from fact-checking in nature, to... well, a predictable abundance of horse jokes. Even stars such as Mindy Kaling and former White House staffer Kal Penn had to get in on the fun.

A clip of Melania Trump during inauguration has caught the viral fever and since made its many rounds across the web of Twitter feeds, as it shows Melania smiling then blatantly transitioning into a solid show of fiery-eyed mean mugging.

Last night, Chrissy Teigen went on a rant directed at Donald Trump's campaign spokeswoman, Katrina Pierson.

Teigen went on to call Katrina a "horrible choice of campaign spokesperson" and a soul selling woman who cries into her pillow every night.

Katrina Pierson must have hopped in late on the Twitter bash because she responded politely to the tail end of Chrissy's rant with a retweet and a thank you.

Unlike every movie critic on Earth, Newt Gingrich has found something to cling to after watching the box office flop "London Has Fallen." In a recent tweet, which has now garnered some INCREDIBLE reactions, Newt wants us all to take notes on the seriousness of the political-action drama.

Sorry, Newt. You're going to have to do better than that to get anyone to willingly watch a Gerard Butler movie.

This Twitter user says yes.