Palin Punk'd

Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin has been Punk'd!

Marc-Antoine Audette and Sebastien Trudel, also known as the Masked Avengers, a radio duo famous for prank calls in Montreal, released a recording of a six minute call to the Alaska Governor, who thought she was speaking with French President Nicolas Sarkozy. During the conversation, the impersonators discuss the "Joe le Plumber," killing animals, and Carla Bruni's skills in the bedroom.

"One of my favorite activities is to hunt, too," French comedian Audette told Palin in an over the top accent. "I just love killing those animals! Taking away life, that is so fun." (Listen to the embarrassing exchange here).

"We should go hunting together," Palin said. "We can have a lot of fun together while we're getting work done. We could kill two birds with one stone."

During the conversation, Audette confessed his wife, Carla Bruni, a singer and former model, was jealous to hear Sarkozy would be speaking to Palin.

"Give her a big hug for me," Palin said.

He then went on to describe Bruni as "hot in bed" and said she'd composed a French song for Palin called "Lipstick on a Pig." Audette said in English the song was about Joe the Plumber.

See photos of Sarah Palin on the campaign trail.

He also praised her Hustler "documentary" titled Nailin' Paylin.

"That was really edgy," Audette said.

"Well, good," Palin replied.

Audette told The Canadian Press it wasn't an easy feat to get the interview.

"It took a lot of work," he said. "We had to go through the Secret Service, the people in her entourage. It's the biggest coup so far. We're proud to add [this prank] to our top hits."

Audette compared Palin to Britney Spears who he has also crank called.

"I wanted to see how [Palin] was on an intellectual level," Audette told the paper. "You can see that she's, well, not really brilliant."

Palin's team released a statement on Saturday.

"Governor Palin was mildly amused to learn that she had joined the ranks of heads of state, including President Sarkozy, and other celebrities in being targeted by these pranksters," said spokeswoman Tracey Schmitt.

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