Last week, after President Trump retweeted a hilarious WWE wrestling video featuring  Donald Trump  body-slamming WWE Chairman Vince McMahon, with a CNN logo dubbed over his head. Instead of letting it go, CNN chose instead, to threaten the person who allegedly created the meme. As it turns out, threatening to  out  a private citizen for exercising his right to free speech, simply because it offended CNN, probably wasn t a very good idea. #VeryFakeNews has been getting hammered on social media ever since, and their ratings are have plummeted as a result.A couple of days ago, we posted a hilarious meme depicting CNN s president Jeff Zucker, who seems to have made it his mission to destroy President Trump, as Hitler. Infowars has created a CNN meme contest, offering a $20K reward to the winner, as a way to encourage as many people as possible to create memes that expose the fake news network.The internet has provided some pretty funny CNN memes, but so far, the  Liar Liar  video is our favorite. The meme maker couldn t have chosen a more appropriate clip, considering the logo dubbed over  liar  Jim Carrey s face is that of the #VeryFakeNewsCNN.Enjoy:"Kellyanne Conway" pic.twitter.com/0kxl68THbT  Anonymous America (@KORANISBURNING) July 10, 2017Here s the actual scene from the movie,  Liar Liar  with Jim Carrey: 