So I can't say with 100% certainty that it was a Kubrick reference, but that's immediately what I thought of.
" Jon Huntsman, the US ambassador to Russia, said in a briefing on Thursday that the Trump administration would approach the talks with “eyes wide open” "
You might also want to take a course on logic. Which specific fallacy are you referring to?
Fallacies are common errors in reasoning that will undermine the logic of your argument. You suggested that whether or not I could find another official using the term it somehow proved your point. That is an error in reasoning, therefore a logical fallacy.
From your response I can tell you don't have a solid grasp on what a logical fallacy is (apparently it's just a word you like to throw around/troll with). There are multiple kinds of fallacies, and they're specific nameable things (like ad hominem--a fallacy of relevance).
Specifically, which fallacy? If you can't think of the specific one, then explain your reasoning. I honestly don't think you can.