Twitter Reacts

"He's always been good at slapping his name on someone else's work," Cody Keenan, a speechwriter for then president Obama, tweeted.

"'State of the Uniom' pretty sums up this presidency," someone wrote.

"This amount of stupidity is very dangerous," one person tweeted.

"Trump ignores Eminem's diss track, but responds immediately to Jay-Z's criticism. Wonder what the difference is," one Twitter user wrote.

Twitter furiously blasted Sarah Sanders declaring that people do not care if the president asks government officials about their voting habits

"Just like all things 'Trump' it was written in disappearing ink," one Twitter user wrote.

One Twitter user simply wrote: "Fake it till you make it."

Social media expressed shock and outrage over the White House's new partisan voicemail recording with some calling it "childish" and "dangerous".

"That's a special kind of dumb and inappropriate," one Twitter user chimed.

"Disturbing doesn't begin to describe it," another said.

"This is the stupidest response. Ever," one Twitter user wrote.

"You should be ashamed, but if you can't manage that at least be quiet," one Twitter user wrote.

"Alexa, can you track @PressSec inappropriate use of an official Twitter account? Thanks" one Twitter user wrote.

"The nation is divided: Are we angry or relieved that Trump just kept golfing?" Authors Guild President James Gleick wrote.

The UK Independence Party (Ukip) has been ridiculed on social media after saying British citizens should expect "war" if the government fails to leave the European Union (EU).

This is not the first time Trump's White House has faced difficulties with conference calls.

"Nobody believes you Trump!" one Twitter user wrote.

"Comey's mastery of the subtweet is one of the only good things to come out of 2017," one Twitter user added.

Some social media users speculated that Trump is "feeling the heat" as the investigations gain momentum this year.

"Someone told Alexa to turn off the lights," one Twitter user wrote.

"As clueless as his dad," one Twitter user wrote.

"My money is on Oprah", one Twitter user wrote.

"At least she's a real 'stable genius'," one Twitter user shot back.

"All those pants on fire," one Twitter user cheekily wrote.

Twitter ruthlessly mocked the US president's blunder in light of his recent claim to be a "stable genius" and "like, really smart."

"Trump saying he's a 'very stable genius' is like Nixon saying 'I'm not a crook," Congressman Dan Kildee tweeted.

"You hear more intelligent, mature dialogue from children in the playground," one Twitter user wrote.

"Is this more 1984 or V for Vendetta? I can't decide which futurist hellscape our evil overlord is trying to mimic," one Twitter user wrote.

"Over my dead body," one Twitter user wrote.

Donald Trump's frightening and controversial remarks come after Kim said in a New Year's Day speech that the US should know he had a "nuclear button" at his desk.