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This looks good:

Lib comedians are already OUTRAGED:

Tucker Carlson’s new documentary The Death of Comedy? has been slammed by one of the comedians who is featured in the special.

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Comedian Nimesh Patel is featured in the trailer describing an interaction with a woman who told him: “We don’t think you’re entitled to be making some of the jokes you’re making.”

“This is the current state of comedy,” Carlson concluded.

When the trailer was shared on Twitter, a number of people expressed agreement with the sentiments expressed. However, there was a sizable pushback from many other Twitter users—including Patel.

“This is nonsense,” Patel tweeted. “Comedy is thriving. There was a reason I didn’t do @TuckerCarlson back 2018—no one here is a martyr for comedy. Everyone featured in this trailer is selling out theaters and making $$$, myself included. Stop this fake victim BS.”

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Troy Bond, who is another one of the comedians featured in the documentary, also voiced his objection to being included in the lineup.

“Hey @TuckerCarlson go f*** a green M&M you open mouthed dips***,” Bond tweeted, in reference to Carlson’s outrage over candy mascot the green M&M’s image makeover seeing its go-go boots being swapped for sneakers.

“It’s funny that you are making a documentary about comedy considering the right wing has no idea how to do it,” Bond continued. “You used my clip (without permission) and I will now be joining ANTIFA in retaliation.”

Bond also retweeted comments made by Patel in objection to the documentary.

And it didn’t end there: Auggie Smith spoke out on behalf of fellow comedian James Inman, who was also featured in the trailer, purportedly without permission.

“Hey @TuckerCarlson if you’re going to use all these comedians in your promo you should name them,” Smith said. “For example, you showed @_james_inman getting punched at The Underground 25 years ago to make your point about the current state of comedy, you should give him credit.”

[Newsweek]

Okay, whatever… lol.

Here was Elon Musk’s take:

Interestingly, billionaire Twitter owner Elon Musk was also seen weighing in on the matter, saying in a clip added to the trailer: “Wokeness basically wants to make comedy illegal.”

Is there a funny comedian under the age of 50? Did comedy die with Gen X?

After all, they tried to destroy Sam Hyde.

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