In an interview with Sean Hannity on Wednesday, counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway brought along some very important visual aides to “help all the people at home” dissect what’s really going on with Donald Trump and the Russian government.

To recap: On Tuesday, Donald Trump Jr. released a series of emails (circa June 2016) that showed he willingly accepted a meeting with a Russian emissary after being promised information detrimental to then-Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.

If Trump Jr.’s version of the events are to be believed, nothing came of that meeting, and the president’s eldest son was in fact pretty bummed that his nefarious exchange with a Russian lawyer yielded nothing of substance for the campaign.

Investigators are now probing that get-together—which was also attended by Trump’s former campaign manager Paul Manafort and top Trump adviser/favorite son Jared Kushner—as part of the ongoing investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian operatives hoping to impact the 2016 election.

Now, the ins-and-outs of Trump associates’ various connections to Russia make even a highly-engaged political observer’s head spin. Which is presumably why Conway brought along her helpful props to explain why—despite all evidence to the contrary—the only “conclusion” one can reach is not “collusion” but “illusion and delusion.”

Watch the video for yourself:

This just happened on Hannity….. pic.twitter.com/nOYn7Th2aL

— Yashar Ali (@yashar) July 13, 2017

And now for some reactions!

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— Sarah Lerner (@SarahLerner) July 13, 2017

Bob Dylan called. He wants his signs back. https://t.co/Q4bIUPGlw5

— Lori Dorn (@HRLori) July 13, 2017

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— Political Capital (@PoliticalCaptl) July 13, 2017

We'll be telling our grandkids where we were when we saw this. https://t.co/FQf8nPsqrQ

— Scott Conroy (@ScottFConroy) July 13, 2017

We've reached the "Conjunction junction, what's your function?" stage of the debate https://t.co/5i6hK1rYTL https://t.co/4ARHEkiUSI

— Edward-Isaac Dovere (@IsaacDovere) July 13, 2017

“Conclusion? … Collusion … Illusion … Delusion” … a meme is born pic.twitter.com/UK9fkvIlhH

— Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy) July 13, 2017

Hannity on the other side while Kellyanne holds up her paper: pic.twitter.com/b64GFycwyL

— Sopan Deb (@SopanDeb) July 13, 2017

I think Kellyanne Conway is trying to tell us something. pic.twitter.com/u4ydrOdFcz

— Florida Man (@_FloridaMan) July 13, 2017

Kellyanne Conway has gone full troll demanding you solve her riddle. pic.twitter.com/YkIIxTBDp2

— Benjamin Siemon (@BenjaminJS) July 13, 2017

Kellyanne Conway is a timely reminder that you can have no sense of humor and still be in on the joke.

— John Levenstein (@johnlevenstein) July 13, 2017

I apologize for nothing pic.twitter.com/zUeAksSS2x

— Don Moynihan (@donmoyn) July 13, 2017

Looks like 2017 is here to stay.