After his joke about Puerto Rico at a Trump rally, Tony Hinchcliffe is suddenly a hot topic of discussion. But, he's no stranger to ruffling feathers.

That’s the word from NBC, which detailed Hinchcliffe’s workshopping of his controversial material at the Stand in Manhattan on Saturday. An NBC News producer who was in the audience and three other spectators spilled the tea on Hinchcliffe’s trial run.

Donald Trump has backed away from comedian Tony Hinchcliffe after his jokes about Latinos—in which he called Puerto Rico a "floating island of garbage"—backfired Sunday night.

The comedian told racist roast jokes at the MSG rally. With his Kill Tony podcast fans watching, the ensuing backlash might have been the point.

Known for insult-style comedy, he took aim at Latinos, African Americans, Palestinians and Jews at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, and called Puerto Rico a “floating island of garbage.”

Donald Trump directed his ire at Democrats who "stained" his MSG rally by focusing on Tony Hinchcliffe's joke about Puerto Rico.

Donald Trump has thrown all the blame on the Democrats for making a “big deal” out of comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s remarks at the recent Madison Square Garden rally where he said Puerto Rico was “garbage” and made antisemitic jokes.

The ex-president claimed “very good” and “well-meaning” advisors selected comedian Tony Hinchcliffe for the gig

I was in the room where this happened. So let's talk through the vibes and the reaction and the panic that has ensued. Tony Inchcliffe got up there at around 2.30, I'd say when the event started, and he dropped this joke.