The Republican National Convention has officially started and as expected, it's already off to an embarrassing start. From Rep. Steve King basically asking what minorities have done for the United States (King probably wasn't the best student in his social studies and U.S. history classes) to Melania Trump allegedly plagiarizing an entire paragraph of Michelle Obama's '08 Democratic Convention speech (at the very least the incident has spawned this great hashtag on Twitter — #FamousMelaniaTrumpQuotes), the RNC is nothing short of the political train wreck we've been expecting.
Inevitably, there would be some people out in Cleveland to highlight the absurdity of the four day event, and who better than comedian Eric Andre to do that? The Eric Andre Show creator popped up at a gathering for conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, and proceeded to troll him and everybody else in attendance that had no idea who he was.
Jones seemed to bring Andre up because he thought he was Trevor Noah, who hosts The Daily Show. Andre and Noah look nothing alike but Jones' mistake resulted in this beautiful moment of awkwardness and confusion, so we can't be too mad at him.
After clarifying that he wasn't the guy from The Daily Show and saying that he was still "on MySpace" Andre, absolutely deadpan, told Jones "I want you to have sex with my wife."
"Here's my hotel key I want you to have sex with my wife" the comedian continued, with a visibly uncomfortable Jones probably regretting confusing the Adult Swim star for Noah. This is the best part of the impromptu interview between Andre and Jones, with the former screaming "Don't tread on me!" before being removed from the stage.
Andre has also popped in on Breitbart News too, interrupting an interview that was going on between Breitbart editor Joel Pollak and reporter Lee Stranahan (the fact that they actually refer to Andre as a "liberal comedian" in their headline is indicative of them probably having the worst sense of humor of all time).
Anyways, hopefully Andre has some other tricks up his sleeve but if not that's fine — this year's RNC is already making a fool of itself.
