Overview
- Glaser used her Jan. 13 Stern interview to share the cut material and explain why her Globes monologue stayed largely apolitical.
- A planned ICE double‑entendre was dropped because it felt trivial in light of recent fatal ICE shootings, which she said made tone especially hard to calibrate.
- She said Steve Martin submitted a "Trump Beverly Hilton" gag, then urged her not to use it, and she chose to avoid saying the president’s name altogether.
- Club testing and attendee realities drove edits, including scrapping a Sydney Sweeney Christy joke that wasn’t landing and a Julia Roberts line that bombed in rehearsals.
- She removed Tilly Norwood and Epstein‑related bits over sexual‑assault sensitivities and limited Sean Penn jabs to keep the room receptive.