Tony Hinchcliffe, the comedian whose appearance at a New York rally for then-candidate Donald Trump drew bipartisan backlash after he made disparaging comments about Puerto Rico, has inked a deal with Netflix, the company announced Monday.

Hinchcliffe’s set at Madison Square Garden in October drew sharp criticism after he described Puerto Rico as a “floating island of garbage.”

Netflix's deal with the comedian Tony Hinchcliffe isn't part of media's bending to Trump. It's been interested in controversial comedy for years.

Netflix viewers have threatened to cancel their subscriptions after hearing a comedian who made a racist joke during a Trump rally has landed a deal. Tony Hinchcliffe sparked immense backlash for ‘jokes’ he made during an October rally at Madison Square Garden ahead of Donald Trump being elected as President.

Tony Hinchcliffe, the comedian and podcaster who caused controversy in October at a Trump rally, has landed a deal with Netflix for three specials. Hinchcliffe, 40, was slammed by both sides of the aisle for remarks he made at a Trump rally in Madison Square Garden on Oct.

Netflix has just made an extremely disappointing move—they’ve given Tony Hinchcliffe a set of comedy specials on the platform. Hinchliffe (aka KillTony) was the unfunny comedian who performed at one of Donald Trump’s Nazi-like rallies in the runup to the 2024 election.

Netflix viewers have threatened to boycott the streaming platform after it was announced that comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, 40, would be getting his own comedy special