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Kellyanne Conway holds up signs to explain her version of the Russia probe

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Kellyane Conway uses cue cards during interview on Fox News
WATCH ABOVE: Kellyane Conway uses cue cards during interview on Fox News – Jul 13, 2017

Kellyanne Conway‘s interview took an unexpected turn Wednesday when the White House counsellor held up signs to explain what exactly is happening with the Russia investigation — from her perspective.

The signs contained four words: Conclusion. Collusion. Illusion. Delusion.

During the Fox News interview, Conway addressed the latest controversy plaguing the Trump administration — Donald Trump Jr.‘s email exchange that confirmed news that he met with a Russian lawyer, who allegedly promised him damaging information on Hillary Clinton.

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“I just want to review, in case you run out of time,” Conway said, while speaking with Fox News host Sean Hannity. “This is how I see it so far.”

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“This is to help all the people at home. What’s the conclusion? Collusion? No.”

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Conway then crossed out the word “collusion” with a pen, and held up a new piece of paper that read “illusion” and “delusion.”

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“I see illusion and delusion,” she said, adding, “So just so we’re clear everyone, four words. Conclusion, collusion, no. Illusion, delusion, yes.”

The interview sparked a Photoshop spree among Twitter users, who had a few alternate ideas for messages Conway could have written.

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https://twitter.com/scottinthe503/status/885345482511310848

Conway also praised the president’s son for being “transparent,” and releasing his email exchange with British publicist Rob Goldstone.

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