The comedian admits then-Presidential candidate Donald Trump's Madison Square Garden rally wasn't the best place for his joke however doesn't apologize for saying it.

Tony Hinchcliffe opened his "Kill Tony" show by refusing to apologize to those offended by his rude, dark jokes, which caused offense but did not appear to peel off much of the Latino vote from Trump.

Hinchcliffe informed “the mainstream media” and those offended by his comments that his comedy routine is “what I do."

Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe is apologizing “to absolutely nobody” for his controversial joke about Puerto Rico, which he likened last month to “a floating island of garbage” while endorsing Donald Trump for president with a stand-up set at New York ...

Roast Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, who received backlash from the media for his joke about Puerto Rico's landfill problem when speaking at Trump's Madison Square Garden rally, said he is not apologizing.

Tony Hinchcliffe, also known as Kill Tony, isn’t apologizing to anyone for his comments calling Puerto Rico a “floating island of garbage.” Instead, he is doubling down on calling the remark a joke. When the comedian made the comments at President-elect Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally on October 27,