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Emily Jashinsky is joined by Max Tani, Media Editor at Semafor & CoHost of the "Mixed Signals" podcast on Nikki Glaser’s revelations about the jokes she didn’t tell at the Golden Globes about ICE and Donald Trump. Tani notes that ten years into Trump, truly original or sharp jokes are harder to land, and perhaps the smartest move is to simply not talk Trump at all.
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Nikki Glaser scrapped Trump ICE joke as too trivial
Glaser rejected Kennedy Center joke to avoid Trump references
Trump jokes have become stale after ten years of coverage
Trump increasingly engaging with celebrities and gaining cultural acceptance
Left-leaning audiences exhausted by Trump coverage and want to move on
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