After CNN tracked down the Reddit user that allegedly made a meme of President Donald Trump wrestling CNN and said they “[reserved] the right to publish his identity,” users across Twitter mocked the network with even more memes.

Users took to Twitter to express their anger and disgust at the news network which appeared to threaten to reveal personal information about Reddit user “HanAssholeSolo,” who, CNN claims, allegedly originated the GIF of President Donald Trump tackling CNN in a wrestling match.

CNN received an apology from the Reddit user, who said that he would not “repeat his ugly behavior again on social media, ” but CNN declared, “CNN reserves the right to publish his identity should any of that change.”

The hashtag #CNNBlackmail quickly began trending on Twitter as users expressed their disapproval of CNN’s threat, some in the form of edited GIFs and videos not unlike the GIF that “HanAssholeSolo” allegedly made.

RT @ColumbiaBugle: CNN got played again. Trump got them to completely implode. #CNNBlackmail pic.twitter.com/2okJTLjcfG — Tom Tishken kd4wov (@kd4wov) July 5, 2017

https://twitter.com/MarkDice/status/882448004606767104

Donald's happy day #CNNBlackMail

Keep the tweets coming 😂😅 https://t.co/CJmkEFQsHO — Kim Dotcom (@KimDotcom) July 5, 2017

Fake news must be stopped before people get hurt. #CNNBlackmail pic.twitter.com/1KqkCZ9dq3 — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) July 5, 2017

#CNNBlackmail When You Shut Down The Speech Of A Private Citizen Who Posted A Gif Expect An Explosion Of

Gifshttps://t.co/zYSxX1GvxE — Dr. Marty Fox (@DrMartyFox) July 5, 2017

https://twitter.com/IAmVerySilky/status/882499494188904448

CNN has been getting kicked in the face all week and it's been positively delicious! #CNNblackmail pic.twitter.com/CLsjrNXTz5 — Corryn💙 (@Corrynmb) July 5, 2017

https://twitter.com/MarkDice/status/882475577416056832

More videos and images mocking CNN for their actions can be found under the #CNNBlackmail hashtag.