WATCH: Comedians Heckle Trump in NH, Get Booted

WINDHAM, NH - As reported on the New Hampshire Patch Politics Twitter account two days ago, a political prankster who was cracking wise was booted from a Donald Trump town hall meeting in Windham.

Unlike other folks – like protesters who have been removed from events – this man is part of a comedy troupe that has been involved in sandbagging presidential candidates – and other political, news, and corporate events – for a number of years.

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Jason Selvig and Davram Stiefler are The Good Liars and they posted a three-minute video montage of their antics at the event.

Dressed in suits and ties with Trump pins and “Make America Great Again” hats, to look the part, the pair chanted along with real supporters at the event and then, offered their own chants.

“Hillary for prison, Hillary for prison,” they hollered at one point, with Trump pointing to them and smirking.

The comedians later chanted, “Obama, you’re fired!,” and the candidate offered “President Obama, you’re fired,” his popular trademark branding moment from “The Apprentice” shows.

But at that point, out of the corner of his eye, Trump appeared to realize that something was amiss, saying, “We have a very enthusiastic person over here,” while laughing.

While Trump began eviscerating Joe McQuaid, publisher of the New Hampshire Union Leader, mocking advertising letters from the newspaper, and calling on the destruction of the Islamic State – standard topics that have become part of his stump speech in New Hampshire – the pair began to heckle the candidate.

“This is boring,” they yelled.

Trump looked over at the pair and then continued to speak, attempting to ignore them while the crowd started to boo the comedians.

“Tell some jokes … something … entertain us,” they stated. “Donald, you’re boring. Say funnier stuff.”

“Get them out,” Trump quickly countered. “Get out of here, go ahead … gone … there’s nothing funny about this. This is so serious. He says he loves me. Out.”

Trump’s supporters began cheering and clapping while singing the 1969 song, “Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye,” by Steam, while the candidate admitted that when he first shook their hands when entering the room, he suspected they weren’t real supporters.

After being booted, the pair mockingly called the experience “underwhelming” and said they were just letting the candidate know that he was “low energy” but that they still supported him because he says “racist sh-- we believe in.”

View the video here.

Caption: A member of The Good Liars comedy duo gets removed from Donald Trump’s Windham town hall on Jan. 11, 2016. Credit: Jeffrey Hastings/Frame of Mind Photography. FrameofMindPhoto.com.

After the event, Trump headed to the Red Arrow Diner in Manchester, where he ordered a sandwich and spoke with reporters about the campaign.