Another lovely day of waking up,sex thu ko che logging onto Twitter, and screaming at the sight of Donald Trump's unhinged messages to America? Check.

Trump must not have had a great night's sleep because his morning jaunt was even more jarring than usual on Tuesday. The U.S. president casually retweeted and then promptly deleted a confusing message about fascism and another violent CNN meme... all before 9:00 a.m.

After kicking off the morning by retweeting an article shared by Fox & Friends reporting President Trump is "'seriously considering' a pardon for ex-Sheriff Joe Arpaio," Trump decided to retweet a reply from a user who was either calling Trump or Arpaio a fascist.

That the violent tweet came just days after the deadly, chaotic white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia further confused and enraged Twitter users.

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Not even Mike Holden, who tweeted the response, understood. He's simply retiring from the platform because nothing makes sense anymore.

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Trump then kept the good times coming by retweeting a cartoon of a "Trump Train" railing into a CNN journalist with the caption, "Fake news can't stop the Trump Train."

As we recall from Trump sharing a doctored version of him wrestling Vince McMahon with the CNN logo covering McMahon's head, Trump is no stranger to posting CNN hate memes with a violent bent. But the image of a journalist being hit by a train was especially troubling considering it was posted less than a week after 32-year-old Heather Heyer was killed by a vehicle plowing into a protest crowd in Charlottesville.

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Chelsea Clinton also chimed in about the retweet, calling attention to the fact that when comedian Kathy Griffin shared a photograph of a beheaded Donald Trump back in May he condemned her.

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After several minutes Trump deleted both of the retweets, but the screenshots had already been grabbed and impressions had already been left.

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On Monday Trump also retweeted a post by Jack Posobiec — a far-right conspiracy theorist involved in the "Pizzagate" scandal— leaving tired Americans to wonder: what in the world could possibly be next?

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According to Twitter, a White House official told NBC News White House Correspondent Kristen Welker that the image was "inadvertently posted" by Trump and deleted once noticed.

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UPDATE: Aug. 15, 2017, 10:53 a.m. UTC Updated to include Chelsea Clinton tweet.

UPDATE: Aug. 15, 2017, 11:59 a.m. UTC Updated to include White House comment to NBC News correspondent.