Comedian Who Made Racist Jokes About Puerto Rico At Trump Rally To Get Netflix Special
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Tony Hinchcliffe recited numerous "jokes" taking aim at Latinos, the island of Puerto Rico, Black people, Haitian people and Jewish people.
Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe has locked down a deal with Netflix months after making jarringly racist jokes during an October rally for President Donald Trump at Madison Square Garden.
“Kill Tony is coming to Netflix,” Netflix announced in a Monday post on X, referring to the comedian’s Kill Tony podcast. “We’re teaming up with Tony Hinchcliffe to turn the world’s #1 live podcast into 3 exclusive comedy specials – with the first premiering April 7.”
During the Trump rally, Hinchcliffe recited numerous “jokes” taking aim at Latinos, the island of Puerto Rico, Black people, Haitian people and Jewish people.
In one instance, he drew cheers when he asked the crowd, “Where are my proud Latinos at tonight?”
He then followed up by saying, “You guys see what I mean? [The border’s] wide open. There’s so many of them.”
The president's faux apology exposed what he really wants, said social media users.
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