When Donald Trump spoke to a convention of conservative teens on Tuesday in Washington, he took the stage in front of a video backdrop that included a doctored presidential seal – complete with a Russian emblem and a set of golf clubs. By Thursday afternoon Turning Point USA, the activist organization for young right-wingers, had fired a young aide who grabbed the wrong picture in a last-minute Google search. Instead of 'E pluribus unum,' the U.S. motto that means 'out of many, one' in Latin, the satirical version of the presidential seal – seen by roughly 1,000 teens and a global online audience – sported a new phrase: '45 es un titere.' That's Spanish for '45 is a puppet.' Dollar bills were substituted for the olive branch traditionally in the other foot's grasp. Hammer-and-sickle icons made appearances ona makeshift red, white and blue shield. The bird, too, was altered: In place of the bald eagle on the U.S. version, unchanged since 1960, a two-headed eagle from the Russian coat of arms appeared. 😂 #lol