Rob Schneider addresses boldness to talk politics: 'You have to think, what are you really leaving behind?'
'SNL' alum Rob Schneider talks politics with Fox News host Brian Kilmeade and the concerns he has in America on Saturday's 'One Nation.'
Actor and comedian Rob Schneider dished about concerns in today's America and the political divide that is pinning Americans against each other.
Schneider explained to Fox News' Brian Kilmeade on "One Nation" why he's not afraid to speak up on controversial issues and what makes him most worried for his children's future.
"When you have little kids and you start thinking about, ‘Well, I got a good nest egg for them to take care of them financially,’ but then, like, what does that matter if the country that they live in where you have a guy, a president wins at midnight, 3 in the morning and loses?" he asked. "At a certain point you have to think, what are you really leaving behind?"
Actor and comedian Rob Schneider recently expressed his intention to ‘part’ with California due to the state’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
"If enough people will just say, ‘Enough of this,’ and it's not just the Democrats, it's the Republicans, too, because they don't want to give up that power either," Schneider continued.
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The actor said in order to make it fair, he proposed that we need to make a case for a return to the normal hatred that we have in our government with all the branches competitive.
Rob Schneider performs at the Boot Campaign's Comedy Boot Jam at The Improv on October 28, 2015 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by FilmMagic.com/FilmMagic) (Photo by FilmMagic.com/FilmMagic)
"It's not going to be a perfect system. This is a constitutional republic that we have — it's not fair. It's not going to be fair for everybody, but it is a better system," Schneider said. "And all you have to do is look around to see what's happening in Europe and China, and you go, like, 'You know what? It's still really darn good here.'"
Schneider warned that the encroachment of authoritarianism happening in America needs to be stopped.
Rob Schneider returns to stand-up comedy and goes on tour beginning later in January, making stops across the country through May.