Model, cookbook author, and Lip Sync Battle host Chrissy Teigen was having a ball at the Emmys when she received a terrible tweet.
In case it has never been mentioned, never, ever, ever, ask this question. Not ever. Just don't do it.
Never a shrinking violet, Teigen shot back right away with a message of her own.
Twitter was quick to point out that Teigen looks amazing.
And as for that guy...
It's always best to know when to zippa the lippa.
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Fittingly, the song over these "opening credits" includes this joy of a line in sync with a clip of the bumbling Hegseth:
"This is going to go wrong and it won't take long!"
Next up:
And all of this—concluding with footage of Trump bopping along on stage to music (as he did at a rally for more than 30 minutes last month)—was created by "Dick."
You can see it below.
It said it all.
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Trump’s Cabinet is nearly finalized just three weeks after his reelection, providing an unusually swift glimpse into his plans and priorities for a second term.
After years of frustration with first-term staff who resisted his ideas and later criticized him, Trump has placed a higher emphasis on loyalty than traditional expertise in certain positions, promoting some supporters with limited experience or management skills in the areas they will oversee.
Buckle up.
Doocy mentioned McMahon's controversial proposals for reshaping the education system, which Trump would enthusiastically support despite his previous desire to abolish the department altogether.
The host mentioned that McMahon, a chairwoman of the pro-MAGA America First Action, would help stop schools from "promoting inaccurate and unpatriotic concepts from history" and expand voucher programs for parents, concepts that Doocy said would be a "win" for Trump.
Kilmeade chimed in suggesting that schools should focus more on the upcoming 250th birthday of America in 2026 instead of promoting the 1619 Project curriculum in classrooms.
The controversial curriculum was created by the Pulitzer Center, inspired by the New York Times publishing a series of guides and essays, called "The 1619 Project," honoring the legacy of American history based on when the first enslaved Africans landed on American soil.
GOP politicians have repeatedly denounced its incorporation into K-12 schools and colleges, with Trump calling it "toxic propaganda," while Democrats saw it as an important way to introduce and educate students about educational inequities.
Kilmeade insisted America's 250th birthday was "more important" and that Washington should include it in the curriculum because Trump "is gonna salute it."
Earhardt put in her two cents, saying the Education Department should "go through the curriculum so it's not too woke," and make sure kids are learning about math instead of teaching them "too early about sex and transitioning."
A clip shared on X (formerly Twitter) by propaganda debunking site Decoding Fox News intercut the Fox & Friends discussion with some fact-checking from ABC News Baltimore.
"So, the Department of Education has nothing to do with the curriculum," said an expert on the topic, adding:
"It's actually against the law for the federal government to mandate anything with an individual school's curriculum."
The caption for the video reinforced the fact that the Education Department does not have direct control over schools.
"The folks on Fox & Friends don’t seem to know that the Dept. of Ed has nothing to do with curriculum in public schools. It’s actually illegal for the Dept. of Ed to mandate curriculum," read the post.
The Secretary of Education does not manage schools but serves as an advisor to the President.
The role also includes ensuring that federal funds are distributed as intended and policymakers are provided with needed research resources.
According to U.S. Department of Education, the official duties of the department include:
"Establishing policies on federal financial aid for education and distribution as well as monitoring those funds."
"Collecting data on U.S. schools and disseminating research."
"Focusing national attention on key educational issues."
"Prohibiting discrimination and ensuring equal access to education."
Social media users collectively gave Fox the eye roll for their misinformed ramblings on the topic of education.
Is it all a ruse?
Some found Jones' silent complicity unsettling to watch.
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During Trump's first administration, McMahon served as administrator of the Small Business Administration.
Trump appointed McMahon to serve as Secretary of Education on November 19, 2024.
Like many of his cabinet picks, McMahon has little direct experience in the field but is a close ally of the incoming President.
In 2025, president-elect Donald Trump will take his oath to "preserve, protect and defend the Constitution" on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. One person who might surprise some has stated she's glad Trump will become President on that day.
Dr. Bernice King—the youngest child of MLK Jr. and Coretta Scott King—told The Independent:
"I’m glad that if it was going to happen, it happened on the King holiday, because Dr. King is still speaking to us."
"We cannot retreat or recoil. We have to commit ourselves to continuing the mission of protecting freedom, justice and democracy in the spirit of my father."
She added:
"I know a lot of people are angry right now. But we can’t let that rot in us."
To further clarify her stance, King posted on her Instagram account.
She wrote:
"I am glad the inauguration coincides with the King holiday because this nation will be confronted with the sharp contrast between my father, who espoused love and justice, and Trump, who has often sanctions [sic] hate and injustice."
"The timing of the inauguration on MLK Day serves as a poignant reminder of the values my father stood for—unity, equality, and nonviolence. It challenges us to reflect on our leadership and the direction we are heading as a nation."
Addressing the article from The Independent, she added:
"While the article’s title suggests approval, my intention was to highlight the irony and the opportunity for introspection that this coincidence presents. It is a call for our leaders to embody the principles of justice and compassion that Dr. King championed."
She concluded her post:
"The inauguration coinciding with my father's holiday is not about comparing individuals but about holding all leaders to the standard of love and justice that Dr. King exemplified. It's a call to uphold these enduring values in our leadership and governance."
The post was captioned:
"A wake-up call! Where Do We Go from Here? CHAOS OR COMMUNITY."
"We have a choice. We can still fight to protect Freedom, Justice, and Democracy through the spirit of #Nonviolence365 and by choosing community over chaos."
"#MissionPossible #2025KingHoliday #Inauguration2025"
People appreciated her words.
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Several shared how they would be spending January 20, 2025.
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Several groups plan to hold rallies or marches protesting during Trump's January 20 inauguration.
