Of the nearly 30 speakers who recently warmed up the crowd for Donald Trump at Madison Square Garden, one has gotten most of the attention — comedian Tony Hinchcliffe.

Joe Rogan says he warned Tony Hinchcliffe about the Puerto Rico joke he told at Donald Trump's rally: 'That's the one that's gonna get you stabbed.'

Former President Donald Trump came to the defense of comedian Tony Hinchcliffe while reiterating that he has not heard his joke about Puerto Rico at the former president’s Madison Square Garden rally last weekend,

The podcast host recently revealed that had a talk about the joke with the 'Kill Tony' host before the Trump rally.

Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny signaled support for Vice President Kamala Harris on Sunday after a speaker made an offensive joke at Donald Trump's New York rally, sparking outrage.

Donald Trump has thrown all the blame on the Democrats for making a “big deal” out of comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s remarks at the recent Madison Square Garden rally where he said Puerto Rico was “garbage” and made antisemitic jokes.

Trump has tried to distance himself from it, claiming not to know Hinchcliffe – and trying to shift attention onto President Joe Biden’s remarks where, while responding to the Hinchcliffe joke furore, he appeared to call the former president’s supporters “garbage.”

Kennedy draws on his long history advocating for Puerto Rico and his friendship with "Kill Tony" to argue Latinos should still support the GOP candidate The post RFK Jr. Defends Tony Hinchcliffe, Trump Following Puerto Rico ‘Garbage Island’ Rally Joke appeared first on TheWrap.

Joe Rogan came to MAGA comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s defense during his podcast on Wednesday, but admitted that he told Hinchcliffe, “Don’t you f***ing dare do that joke.” Hinchcliffe set off a firestorm of criticism after he took the stage at Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally on Sunday and took several jabs at different races and ethnicities,

Hinchcliffe has written eight Comedy Central Roasts and has performed on roasts and roast battles, according to his bio.

Pennsylvania Democrats believe comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s insulting remarks about Puerto Rico at Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally on Oct. 27 are already helping turn out Puerto Rican voters who might have otherwise stayed home in this critical swing state.