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Slack.com slash DHQ. So, Norm McDonald, the comedian Norm McDonald is the latest to end

up getting trampled by the pitchfork mob. And this was, I mean, this was inevitable.

This was going to happen with Norm McDonald because he's known for being irreverent and

politically incorrect and all that. And also he's got a Netflix show coming out. So, he's

been, he has poked his head up above everybody else and made himself visible. And once you

do that, then they're going to come after you and try to beat you back down. That's the

way it goes. So, his appearance on the tonight show was canceled a couple nights ago amid

outcry over some comments that he made, comments that allegedly minimized sexual assault and

racism. And supposedly, these comments read the comments to you in a minute, but his comments

were so terrible that they made some producers on the tonight show cry. The Jimmy Fallon

came in before they were about to go on air and said, you know, my producers are in tears.

And now I can't, these were comments that Norm McDonald made to the Hollywood reporter.

He was giving an interview with the Hollywood reporter. I can't imagine reading an interview

in the Hollywood reporter with a comedian and weeping. I can't imagine anything. I mean,

literally, I cannot think of a single thing a comedian in the Hollywood reporter could

say that would make me weep. I just can't imagine what that would be. But that's what

happened. So, the appearance was canceled. And then, and then, you know, there have been

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