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Stand-up comedian Nikki Glaser said on Wednesday that she was worried that the ejection of anti-trumps jokes during a tour abroad could prevent her from being allowed back to the United States
During the recent Interview with Time magazine In memory of the Outlet’s Time100 list, Glaser said she was afraid that anti-trumps would make the jokes she made while doing a stand-up in Canada could lead to her return home.
“Oh, my God. What if what I said was recorded and sent? Maybe I can’t let me go to the ground,” Kelly Conniff told Time, Deputy Editor.
Comedian Nikki Glaser told the magazine this week to worry that her anti-trumps of jokes could lead to block her to enter the USA (Elyse Jankowski / Stringer | Rebecca Noble / Stringer)
Glaser, who was appointed 100 most influential people from 2025, mentioned that, although not usually become too political to avoid alienated fans, she strongly criticized the President Donald Trump While she was doing her show in Canada.
“It was fun in Canada. And I let it fly. It was really good,” she said. However, the entertainer admitted that the other hit if the material against Trump was a smart move.
She recalled the recent incident involving her comic friend who was entering the US from Canada.
Glaser remembered thinking, “What if what I said, recorded and sent, maybe I can’t let me into the ground?” (Photo Fazzer Harrison/Getty Images) (Photo Fazzer Harrison/Getty Images)
“I have a friend, Jena Friedman, who posted on Instagram that she had performed in Vancouver and when she returned, the customs asked her what she was doing. She said she was a comedian, and asked if she was talking about politics and making fun of the president,” the comic book said.
Friedman, comedian and former producer Comedy Central’s “Daily show“, she shared on Instagram earlier this month that she had been questioned about political jokes when returning to America from Vancouver.
She wrote“Just the head of everyone traveling internationally, I flew back to La from Vancouver last night, and I asked the US Customs Agent what I was in the city for and after I told him that I was in the city by performing a comedy, he asked,” Do you make fun of politicians? “
Friedman continued, “It was a short exchange and I went through, but be careful there. Know your rights and continue cautiously.”
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During the interview, Glaser noted that Friedman did not face anything more than the question, but noted that she felt uneasy about her own material.
“They let her go, but they asked. I’m not trying to be an alarming, but I definitely don’t think I’m immune to have some kind of back blow or that I could be put on a kind of list because of a story I posted,” she said. “Look at other places that have dictators. You are not allowed to say bad things about them.”
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