Tony Hinchcliffe defends controversial Trump rally performance and refuses to apologize

deadline.com — November 12, 2024 at 08:01 PM UTC

Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe has refused to apologize for his performance at a Trump rally on October 27, where he made controversial jokes, including calling Puerto Rico "a floating island of garbage." While acknowledging that the rally may not have been the best venue for his set, he defended his remarks as part of his free speech. Hinchcliffe stated he loves Puerto Ricans and criticized those who attacked him online. His comments have drawn backlash from both Democrats and some Republicans, including Senator Rick Scott. Hinchcliffe emphasized he will not apologize to anyone for his jokes.

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