Rob Schneider is a comedy legend, with a career spanning “Saturday Night Live,” films like “Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo” and “The Benchwarmers,” and a stand-up act that’s still going strong. But perhaps one of the most courageous things he’s ever done was admitting to the world that he’s not a woke leftist.
Schneider joined “The Glenn Beck Podcast” to tell his story, including how listening to Glenn helped him go from a Hollywood liberal to a conservative who would rather be ostracized than stay silent. He also detailed the sad state of comedy in the woke era, how SNL changed since he left, and the moment he knew his “old show” was officially “over.”
“I hate to crap on my old show,” Schneider told Glenn.
“But when I saw, when Hillary Clinton lost … and then when Kate McKinnon went out there on ‘Saturday Night Live,’ on a cold opening … dressed as Hillary Clinton, and she starts playing ‘Hallelujah,’ I literally prayed, please have a joke at the end. Don’t do this. Please don’t go down there. And there was no joke at the end, and I went, it’s over. It’s over. It’s not gonna come back.”
Comedy legend @RobSchneider tells me the moment he knew Saturday Night Live was "OVER": "I literally prayed, PLEASE have a joke at the end…" pic.twitter.com/Eyqh3GFnUG
Schneider was referring to the first “SNL” episode after Hillary Clinton lost the presidential election to Donald Trump in 2016, prompting an emotional McKinnon to open the show by performing Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah.”
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“You can take the comedic indoctrination process happening with each of the late-night hosts, and you can exchange them with each other. That’s how you know it’s not interesting anymore. There’s not an independent voice anymore,” Schneider said. “It’s all indoctrination by comedic imposition.”
Schneider goes on to tell Glenn why he believes “funny is coming back” and shares the best advice a comedian ever gave him. Watch “The Glenn Beck Podcast” below.
NOTE: Rob Schneider discussed some verboten topics, so portions of this video podcast have been edited to comply with YouTube’s “community guidelines.” For the full, uncensored version of this episode where free speech is still allowed, watch it on BlazeTV.
Stand-up comedian and actor Kyle Dunnigan joined Megyn Kelly on “The Megyn Kelly Show” and had the former Fox News host in stitches with his uncanny impersonation of President Joe Biden. Struggling to keep a straight face, Kelly proceeded as if actually interviewing the president and asked about the Russia-Ukraine war.
“Vladimir Pukin is … not Pukin. The guy, the guy without the shirt, man. He’s a bad dude. He’s a liar, man, not to be trusted. So, I don’t believe a word that guy says. He’s like, he’s like Corn Pop,” articulated the faux-president before falling asleep mid-sentence.
“Hey! Hey! Did you, did you sh*t my pants or did I? What’s going on here?” he asked upon waking. “Kegyn Melly, the classiest gal … in the news.”
Kelly pressed on, asking about Hunter Biden’s dubious dealings with Burisma in Ukraine.
“My boy, Huntie, he lost his job over there in the Kraines. He had a great nice cushy job there working for $80,000 a week. This guy, man, he blew it all. Blew it all for self-centered reasons … Plutin, man. Pluto blew it for my boy. C’mon, you know the thing. The guy,” faux-Biden said.
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A.F. Branco has taken his two greatest passions, (art and politics) and translated them into the cartoons that have been popular all over the country, in various news outlets including “Fox News”, MSNBC, CBS, ABC and “The Washington Post.” He has been recognized by such personalities as Dinesh D’Souza, James Woods, Sarah Palin, Larry Elder, Lars Larson, the great El Rushbo, and has had his toons tweeted by President Trump.
A.F. Branco has taken his two greatest passions, (art and politics) and translated them into the cartoons that have been popular all over the country, in various news outlets including “Fox News”, MSNBC, CBS, ABC and “The Washington Post.” He has been recognized by such personalities as Dinesh D’Souza, James Woods, Sarah Palin, Larry Elder, Lars Larson, the great El Rushbo, and has had his toons tweeted by President Trump.
U.S.—The CDC is suggesting lots of weird ways to avoid contracting coronavirus, such as “washing your hands” and “not licking doorknobs.” These methods sound kind of “sciencie“, so we were immediately suspicious of them.
Sure enough, it seems the best way to avoid getting infected is supernatural: many have found that if you paint Chick-fil-A sauce on your doorposts, the virus will pass right over you and your household.
Research seems to indicate that the Angel of Coronavirus passes through each town and city every night and looks for the telltale sign that you are one of God’s elect, Chick-fil-A sauce. Those with the correct sign of being one of God’s people are passed over, while those without the sign are visited and immediately infected.
“We have no explanation,” said one so-called “scientist.” “This must be some kind of miracle from God.” The scientist said that they tried other substances, such as liberal tears, hand sanitizer, and essential oils, but only Chick-fil-A sauce proved 100% effective at staving off the Angel of Coronavirus.
At publishing time, President Trump had vowed to lead the nation’s Christians away from the Coronavirus-infested country and into the Promised Land where there are hardly any diseased people, or people at all. This turned out to be Greenland.
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We all need a good laugh at least once a month, especially with the constant B.S. coming from the mainstream media. But humor can be useful for more than just a laugh. Sometimes it’s the most effective way to get an important point across, which is why Patriot Depot is excited to offer you the 2020 Comically Incorrect Calendar!
Ever since Donald Trump won the election in 2016, Liberals have been on a non-stop quest to find a way to get him out of office. Even today, years later, they are still shaking their heads, failing to understand how and why their candidate lost. Sometimes you have to take a break and laugh at the insanity of it all. With this calendar on your wall, you’ll be able to get a laugh every day at issues that normally make you want to scream or cry (or both). This calendar does more than just provide some humor on serious issues, it illustrates the politically incorrect facts of the matter in a unique and creative way.
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