Since Donald Trump won the presidential election, comedian Tony Hinchcliffe has been gloating a bit on social media over the fact that his Madison Square Garden performance was not the disaster for the campaign that many predicted.

The comedian has doubled down and refused to apologize after facing backlash for his set at Trump's Madison Square Garden rally.

The roast comic endorsed Donald Trump last month with a controversial stand-up set that included a joke about Puerto Rico many found racist and degrading.

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.

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

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,