Anchor Laura Jarrett pressed the comedian on his earlier social media complaint, where he joked that the Gillis situation would overshadow his own promotional tour. When asked for his reaction to the monologue—which targeted women’s gym attire—Che offered only a weary groan. He deflected by noting that comedy is subjective, claiming he had not even watched the performance until the day after it aired because he was busy working on his own material behind the scenes.
Che maintained a firm distance from the outrage, refusing to condemn his peer. He explained that he avoids criticizing other comedians for taking risks, noting that he is no stranger to his own failed jokes. The response created a sharp divide among observers: some viewers labeled him spineless for his silence, while others praised his refusal to participate in the public pile-on. The controversy, sparked by Gillis’s comments on women’s workout clothing, has since rippled outward, drawing rebukes from figures like Dan Levy and even ensnaring Travis Kelce after he interacted with the clip online.


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