There was only one joke Trump said was not allowed at his Comedy Central roast

Incest jokes? Fine. One-liners about the failure of Trump Steaks? Sure. How about fat jokes? Let 'em rip. In fact, the only jokes Donald Trump apparently didn't want made about him at his Comedy Central roast in 2011 were ones that suggested "Trump is not actually as wealthy as he claims to be."

Aaron Lee, who has written for most Comedy Central roasts since 2005, said on List: "Each year, the 'roastee' has certain topics they declare off-limits. It's always interesting to learn what is 'sacred' for a celebrity." Here is what Lee says was Trump's list:

Trump has claimed he is worth over $10 billion, which some say is likely an exaggeration. Notably, Trump has refused to release his tax returns.

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