During an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show yesterday, Teigen took a moment to discuss her recent showdown.

“We all just wait for our day to come and mine happened to be on Sunday,” she said with mock-resignation.

“I was not a part of [that interview] at all,” she remarked. “And then Donald, for some reason, thought John was taking all the credit for [the bill]…Those two things are true: John is boring, and I do have a filthy mouth.”

In signature Teigen style, she was soon able to laugh about the situation, and noted that she was “still working on how to copyright” the expletive-filled phrase.

“We’re still working on how to trademark it,” she added jokingly.

Twitter feuds aside, it might not come as much of a surprise to you to learn that Trump didn’t exactly present the cold, hard facts when it came his argument about criminal justice reform. Even though he claimed that “Obama couldn’t come close” to his efforts to modernise the prison system, Obama actually signed the Fair Sentencing Act, which removed mandatory five-year sentences for first-time offenders, into law in 2010. In reality, The First Step builds on Obama’s groundwork.

Can someone alert Teigen for round 2?

Chrissy Teigen just joked she wants to trademark her Donald Trump takedown