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Trump's White House Just Tried To Use A Pokémon Meme To Promote 'MAGA'—And The Internet Pounced
So, the White House decided to capitalize on that popularity and used a meme generator to insert the 'MAGA' slogan into a scene from the new game.
You can see the post and the meme below.
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People were not impressed—and the White House's post backfired almost immediately, prompting fans to use meme generators to create some memes of their own.
Consider: "Nintendo's Lawyers Will Love This."
"Trump is a Pedophile."
"Trump's Mentioned 38,000 Times in the Epstein Files."
" Donald Trump is a Pedophile Starting a War as a Distraction."
"My Culture is Not Your Costume."
"Stop Protecting Pedophiles."
"Make The White House Not Tweet Again."
"Send Barron."
And one person was very quick to point out how sue-happy Nintendo is.
The Pokémon Company International released a statement distancing itself from the memes via Sravanthi Dev, a company spokeswoman:
“We are aware of recent social content that includes imagery associated with our brand. We were not involved in its creation or distribution, and no permission was granted for the use of our intellectual property. Our mission is to bring the world together, and that mission is not affiliated with any political viewpoint or agenda.”
When asked to comment, the Trump administration pointed to a social media post highlighting a 2016 article titled “Hillary Clinton’s Campaign Uses Pokémon Go to Register Voters.” The post argued that the example suggested a possible political leaning, writing that it “seems kinda like you ARE maybe affiliated with a political viewpoint,” in reference to the Pokémon Company.
The company previously objected to the Department of Homeland Security in September after the agency released a video using the slogan “Gotta catch ’em all.” The video blended clips from the anime series with footage of Border Patrol and ICE agents carrying out arrests, prompting criticism from the company.
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Former Disney Safari Driver Reveals Grim Reason Staff Are Trained To Drive Off If Someone Falls Into Crocodile Pit
Of course, majestic as these animals are, most of them pose very real threats.
Perhaps none more so than the crocodiles that live in the attraction's crocodile pit.
In the unlikely chance someone might fall into the crocodile pit, one can only assume Disney has a protocol.
Indeed they do, but it's not what you might expect.
TikToker William Rath, an attorney who previously worked as a cast member at Disney's Animal Kingdom and uses the TikTok handle @william.rath, shared Disney's protocol for this situation, which is not exactly the sort of thing one would expect from the most magical place on earth:
In a video that has gone on to receive over 13 million views, Rath could be seen sitting his his car with an image overlay of someone asking the question:
"Is it true that the safari drivers are trained to immediately drive off if someone falls into the crocodile pit?"
Rath, a former driver for the Kilimanjaro Safaris, answered the question fairly simply with a rather astounding answer: yes!
Rath shared that the crocodile pit does not feature any fences or protective barriers around it, and drivers are trained to be on the bridge over the crocodile pit "as little as possible."
Delays due to animal crossings are common, and drivers are told that if they see an animal on that bridge, they should stop before getting on the bridge, rather than waiting on it, to avoid any sort of "worst case scenario."
Towards the end of the one-minute video, Rath made clear the rather morbid reason drivers are trained to drive off, rather than attempt any sort of rescue should anyone fall into the crocodile pit:
"If there's like a baby or something, or a person that falls into the crocodile pit, they're not making it."
"And so, we're told to drive off to limit the amount of victims."
"So if, like, a baby falls off, and then there's a parent that's like 'oh, I want to jump in and save them'... they're not saving that baby."
"So if they jump in, they're not getting saved either, that's just how it is with crocodiles."
"So yes, we are instructed to drive off."Most viewers were shocked by this revelation, with many wondering why Disney would even have such a dangerous attraction, though a few pointed out the likelihood of this ever being an issue is slim:
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In a follow-up video, largely responding to those wondering why a crocodile pit was even necessary, Rath offered an explanation, while also sharing that the safari jeeps weren't the only way to see the crocodiles:
Rath revealed that there was also a rickety wooden bridge that allowed guests to walk over the crocodile pit, with a harness attachment, showing a video of himself doing so, along with some very large, and likely very hungry, crocodiles below him.
He then went on to answer why the crocodile pit is there.
"You're pretending to go through this, like, river which has all the aquatic and marine animals in Africa, and that's the hippos, and then they have the crocodiles."
"And to move over to the next part or the next land in the safari you have to cross over this bridge to get to the other side."
"Makes you feel like you're in a big adventure."
"I think it's just to make it a very immersive experience."
Despite all this, Rath himself admitted that he "doesn't know why there is a crocodile pit," while also disclosing that in the estimated thousand times he drove over that bridge, he always made a point not to look down.
Most viewers were quick to express that they had no desire to be as brave as Rath was crossing that bridge:
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Perhaps the most important piece of information that Rath shared in the follow-up video, however, is that he was never in a position where this happened, nor has this ever happened.
At least not at the Animal Kingdom, and not with crocodiles.
In 2016, a 2-year-old boy was dragged by an alligator into the Seven Seas Lagoon, an artificial lake on the property of Disney's Grand Floridian resort.
With this in mind, maybe the animatronic gators and crocs in Peter Pan's Flight and Tiana's Bayou Adventure will be enough for the millions of viewers of Rath's videos, and any and all future visitors to Walt Disney World.
Jenna Bush Hager Fights Back Tears After Savannah Guthrie Visits 'Today' Show Set For First Time Since Mom's Kidnapping
Bush Hager tearfully described Guthrie’s return to Studio 1A:
“Savannah has come back to her home here at 30 Rock in Studio 1A. We got to see her this morning, and in her perfect way, she talked to all of us, hugged every single person in this room, the crew.”
Bush Hager struggled to hold back tears as she spoke about the visit, which came during a difficult period for Guthrie and her family.
The two anchors share a close bond that extends beyond their professional relationship. Bush Hager previously named Guthrie the godmother of her 7-year-old son, Hal Hager, making the reunion particularly meaningful.
She recounted Guthrie’s message about eventually returning to Today:
“She said that she has the intention to return to the show even though it feels like the hardest thing to do. It’s also her home and where she feels so loved. And she is beyond loved here. So we’re happy she’s home. I don’t know when she’s actually returning to the show. But she was here, and that felt so good to get to hug her.”
You can view a video of both hosts’ remarks below:
Guthrie has been a central figure on Today for more than a decade. She has served as co-anchor of the NBC News morning program since July 2012.
Before taking that role, Guthrie joined Today in 2011 as co-host of the 9 a.m. hour alongside Natalie Morales and Al Roker while also serving as NBC News’ chief legal correspondent. She later moved to the main anchor desk after Ann Curry’s departure.
According to People, Guthrie also spoke to the broader Today staff, thanking them for their continued support during the ongoing search for her mother.
She thanked her colleagues and reflected on her faith:
“I wanted you to know that I'm still standing, and I still have hope, and I'm still me. And I don't know what version of me that will be, but it will be. I’m holding onto my faith. I still believe. And as my mom would say, ‘where else would I go?’”
The emotional moment reportedly concluded with a group prayer led by Guthrie’s friend and colleague Dylan Dreyer.
Guthrie also confirmed her intention to return to the anchor desk:
“I have every intention of coming back. I don't know how to come back, but I don't know how not to. You're my family. And, I would like to try.”
Earlier in the week, Guthrie traveled to her mother’s property in Tucson, Arizona, with her sister, Annie Guthrie, and brother-in-law, Tommaso Cioni. The family visited a tribute that neighbors created near Nancy Guthrie’s mailbox.
You can view Savannah’s post on their visit to the memorial below:
Social media quickly responded to the emotional on-air moment, with many viewers praising Savannah Guthrie’s strength and Jenna Bush Hager’s heartfelt reaction to seeing her colleague again.
You can view the reactions here:
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Nancy Guthrie was last seen entering her garage at approximately 9:50 p.m. on January 31. Family members reported her missing at 12:03 p.m. local time on February 1 after she failed to join friends for a virtual church service.
Authorities continue to investigate the disappearance. On February 24, Savannah Guthrie announced that the family was offering a reward of up to $1 million for information leading to Nancy’s recovery, while the FBI is offering a separate $100,000 reward.
The family has also donated $500,000 to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children as the search continues.
Shenielle Jones shared her thoughts on Guthrie’s return:
“I think we just keep it going. We keep loving her, keep our arms around her. And we’re gonna get her back here.”
Anyone with information about Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance is asked to contact the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324) or the Pima County Sheriff’s Department at 520-351-4900.
For now, Guthrie’s colleagues say their focus remains on supporting her as the search for her mother continues.
Jamie Lee Curtis Reveals She Predicted Daniel Radcliffe Would Be Harry Potter Before He Got The Part
While reminiscing about The Tailor of Panama, in which Curtis played Radcliffe's mother, Curtis recalled the exact moment when she realized that Daniel Radcliffe would make a wonderful Harry Potter in the upcoming film adaptation.
Most of the children from the film were playing in a pool, while Radcliffe sat on the side watching, because he had a fake tan on for the film. Looking at him, Curtis realized that he bore an incredible resemblance to the cartoon illustration on the original Harry Potter books.
Curtis recalled thinking:
"Wait, you look like that kid who's on the cover of that ['Harry Potter'] book!"
Curtis mentioned this to Radcliffe's mother, who asked her to keep that thought quiet, as a potential offer was already in the works. By that time, Radcliffe had already starred in David Copperfield and was drawing critical attention for his acting skills and for his uncanny resemblance to the illustrated character.
While Curtis clearly enjoyed sharing that story, she wasn't done singing Radcliffe's praises:
"Since then, he's not only done that [fulfilled the 'Harry Potter' role], but now he's doing this work ['Every Brilliant Thing'], this new work."
"He reminds me of Michelle Williams, people who are committed to the art of what they do. She was on 'Dawson's Creek,' and now she's in that fantastic show, 'Dying for Sex.'"
"Daniel's now on Broadway, singing, dancing, doing monologues, and doing something very important."
You can catch the moment here:
Fans were touched by Curtis's comments about Radcliffe.
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You can watch Curtis's full Today segment here:
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Radcliffe is currently performing in the interactive one-man show Every Brilliant Thing, and Curtis's latest, Sender, is set to appear in theaters on March 14, 2026, with streaming information to come.