'It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia' Explains James O'Keefe's 'Prank' On CNN

'It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia' Explains James O'Keefe's 'Prank' On CNN

Last Wednesday, the world paused awkwardly to contemplate the bizarre and skeevy news that conservative agit-proprietor James O'Keefe attempted to lure CNN reporter Abbie Boudreau onto a "floating pleasure palace" to finally, uhh... prove something? To try to seduce the media, on a boat, with a jar of condoms and dildos? While it is true that very few people had ever attempted the mock seduction of CNN on a boat before, it looked for all the world to be the sort of stunt that defined its perpetrators more than its intended victim.

O'Keefe's fair-weather patron, Andrew Breitbart, was among the many people who felt that O'Keefe should explain himself. However, the following day, in a striking example of pop-culture kismet, the beloved FX comedy "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia" answered the question, "Why would you lure some lady onto a boat?" with, "Because of the implication." So, if you want a peek inside the journalistic mind of James O'Keefe, look no further than the following clip:

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[IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA is one of Jason and Alex's favorite teevee shows. It airs Thursday nights at 10:00pm on the FX network.]

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