Kellyanne Conway used flashcards during an interview to speak out about the Russia probe.
This comes amid growing concern that Russia may have influenced the 2016 presidential election after Donald Trump Jr. released emails about setting up a meeting with a Russian lawyer, noted CNN.
In an interview on Fox News, Conway dismissed the controversial topic with flashcards.
"This is to help all the people at home. What’s the conclusion? Collusion? No. We don’t have that yet," she said to the show host, Sean Hannity.
"I see illusion and delusion. So just so we're clear, everyone: four words. Conclusion, collusion, no. Illusion, delusion, yes. I just thought we'd have some fun with words. A Sesame Grover's word of the day, perhaps."
The Conway interview went viral and her flashcards soon became the subject of numerous memes.
Stephen Colbert poked fun at the Senior White House adviser on his "Late Show" monologue, referring to her as "Satan’s trophy wife" while adding his own props to the monologue.
"I want to try," he said.
"Got some handy visual aids here. Trump Jr. tried to 'articulate,’ but that turned out to 'incriminate. It’s something even an idiot would 'anticipate.' And now, he’s going to be an 'inmate.'"
Earlier this week, Trump Jr. publicly spoke about the Russia meeting in his first televised appearance since releasing the emails last year.
"I probably would have done things differently," he told Hannity of Fox News.
"This pre-Russia fever. This pre-Russia mania.. I don’t think my sirens went or my antenna went up at this time because it wasn’t the issue that it’s been made out to be over the last nine months, ten months."