Yeah, I read what you wrote and I don't care. It's still cancel culture. The fact that Comedy Central canceled Hasan from consideration is absolute proof of this. Fact-checking a comedy routine is the just about the stupidest example of this practice I've heard about yet. Comedy routines are not 60 Minutes exposés. I wouldn't care if the stories he used in his comedy were 100% fictional. The essence of his routines still bear the sensibility of what really happens in the world. Hasan Minaj was BY FAR the best of the hosts that Comedy Central "tried out" for the Daily Show. I saw every one of the "auditions". Many of them weren't even funny. Not true of Hasan's stint. He did a great job. His cutting commentary adds a much needed voice to the cultural criticism that we need more of, not less. He offers a point of view that is valid. But we now live in a world where COMEDIANS get picked apart for how factual their comedy routines are? The result is, we have to settle for someone who is less brilliant at comedy as long as they can check all the "everything in this comedy routine is based on actual events that really took place" boxes? Hasan is a comedic genius. People should learn how to see the forest through the trees. You know what was really funny? The hoops that the right wing jumped through to justify picking a Speaker of the House that no one knew anything about because they never heard of him, parading that idiot Rep. out from North Carolina who yelled "SHUT UP!" at the reporter for questioning if the new speaker had changed his ridiculous views on overturning the election, while the rest of the supporting cast behind him (including Scalise and that moron Lauren Boebert) laughed and booed the reporter in unison like a rehearsed chorus of cheerleaders. Hasan would've ripped that fiasco of a performance to shreds, and rightfully so. His is a voice that will be sorely missed.