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Comedian Tyler Fischer often invites guests on “Gutefield!” In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, the host of the new Fox Nation Special put the scenes back on the performance industry, detailing what some experts call “the clearest case of discrimination” .
“I was doing TV shows and acting, and I was growing up in Hollywood. But these policies, clearly tell me that we have too many white people.”
“Or you booked the job, but they said they needed someone who wasn’t straight-up white. It’s been happening for a decade until the last time.”
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Comedian Tyler Fischer premieres on “I Am a Racist?” on September 9, 2024 in Nashville, Tennessee. Fischer posed with an image of the Hollywood logo. (Fox News)
Fischer revealed that he recorded a closed-door conversation and the manager told him that it was “company policy” to avoid hiring “blunt white people”. It was a conversation that could turn into evidence in his ongoing lawsuit.
“I recorded the phone and filed a lawsuit with the Supreme Court three years ago. So I’ve been fighting for ten years,” he said.
“It’s true. That’s another reason people turn to alternative media sources.”
“People will go, ‘Sit down, shut up. You look like McCorley Culkin and David Spader. You’ll be fine.’ But it’s true.
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Fischer explained that he filed the lawsuit about three years ago and the case is still in the discovery stage.
“It’s in the early stages. I don’t know whether we go to the trial or not. But it’s on tape. Some people told me that this is the most obvious case of discrimination they’ve ever seen because it’s recorded, documented, documented , “He revealed.
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Despite his early career challenges, Fischer is currently touring across the United States and has released a comedy special titled “No Pardon Suriens,” which is available exclusively for Fox Nation users.
The show was filmed on January 20 at the new club of famous podcast host Joe Rogan, comedy mom in Austin, Texas – the day President Donald Trump The president returns to the White House for the second term.
Founded by the 45-minute special feature is a satire of the current political and cultural situation, Fischer draws his Razor Legley’s political commentary with imitation of President-elect Trump, President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, Elon Musk and others in Trump’s cabinet.
Fischer is known for his unapologetic performances, and his impression of political leaders and commentators is growing in popularity. On YouTube, he imitated the voice of Daily Wire commentator Jordan Peterson with over a million views.
In addition to making comedy videos about political and social issues on social media platforms, Fischer is currently on tour in the United States. He has also appeared on some of the world’s largest podcasts and talk shows, including “Joe Rogan Experience”, “Last Week with John Oliver last week with John Oliver last week ” and “Kill Tony.” The up-and-coming show also showed off in the movie “Horror on the Prairie” and expressed a character in the animated show “Mr. Bilchum”.
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Benji Ferraro of Fox News contributed to the report.
