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Rob Schneider urged reinstating a two-year mandatory military draft for 18-year-olds, with options to serve overseas or at home, arguing it would unite Americans and instill discipline. The piece notes the draft ended in 1972 and that men 18–25 must register with the Selective Service; the White House says a draft isn’t currently planned, though options remain on the table amid tensions with Iran.
Actor Rob Schneider called on the United States to restore mandatory military service for 18-year-olds, proposing two years of service with possible overseas or domestic assignments, arguing that freedoms come with sacrifice; the draft last existed in 1972 and men must register with Selective Service.
Comedian Rob Schneider, who has never served in the military, called for a universal two-year national draft, proposing service could be overseas or domestically; the piece notes the irony of a public figure urging conscription while avoiding military service himself and ties his stance to Donald Trump.
Rob Schneider urged the United States to restore a two‑year military draft for 18‑year‑olds, arguing it would unite the country, provide lifelong skills, and maintain a ready standing army—including for domestic emergencies; the White House says there are no immediate draft plans, the last draft was in 1972, and current Selective Service registration remains in effect for most 18–25‑year‑olds.
Rob Schneider urged on X that the United States must restore a two-year military draft for Americans at 18, with a potential to serve overseas or domestically, arguing that freedoms come at a cost and that shared service would unite citizens. The piece notes the last draft ended in 1972 and that males 18–25 must register with Selective Service, though Schneider has never served.
Rob Schneider claimed on Bill O'Reilly's podcast that Jimmy Kimmel has been 'deballed' by his wife Molly McNearney, saying she has 'completely ruined him.' The piece notes McNearney's rise from Kimmel's assistant to co-head writer and executive producer, while also outlining Schneider's 2025 divorce from Patricia Azarcoya and his daughter's criticism of him, all within a broader debate about women's influence in media.
Rob Schneider, the SNL alumnus known for his MAGA-supporting posts, is headed for divorce after his wife Patricia Azarcoya Arce filed in Arizona. Court papers say the marriage is irretrievably broken; the couple, who met in 2007 and wed around 2010–2011, share two daughters aged 13 and 9. Patricia is a Mexican-born actor and writer who co-produced and appeared in Schneider’s Real Rob, and the pair have a history including the Daddy Daughter Trip film. A Schneider representative did not comment.
Rob Schneider, a staunch Trump supporter, publicly criticized Trump's comments about Rob Reiner, marking a rare instance of a prominent MAGA supporter speaking out against Trump, highlighting internal disagreements among Trump allies.
Jimmy Kimmel faced backlash for his emotional monologue criticizing Donald Trump's election victory, with actor Rob Schneider accusing Kimmel and Oprah Winfrey of being out of touch with regular Americans due to their wealth. Schneider, a Trump supporter, criticized Kimmel for his comments on the election and previous statements about anti-vaxxers, highlighting a history of feuds between the two.
Rob Schneider claims he performed a full 50-minute set at the Republican event, disputing reports that he was removed from the stage after 10 minutes. He asserts that he was paid $50,000 for the performance and criticizes the devaluation of his paycheck, attributing it to Joe Biden. Schneider refuses to apologize for his jokes and denounces "woke bullshit," while defending his material as featured in his latest special. The controversy raises questions about the agreement between Schneider and the event organizers regarding the content of his set.
Rob Schneider denies reports that his Republican comedy set was cut short due to offensive material, stating that he did a 50-minute set as agreed and was not removed from the stage. He refuses to apologize for his jokes, criticizing "woke culture." The set allegedly included "raunchy" material and jokes aimed at Asian people, leading Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith to walk out. The Senate Working Group expressed regret over the entertainment falling short of professionalism, claiming Schneider disregarded a verbal agreement to keep his set relatively clean.
Comedian Rob Schneider denies reports that his stand-up comedy set at a Republican networking event was cut short due to jokes bombing, stating that he performed for the full 50 minutes as agreed. The set allegedly included "raunchy" material and jokes aimed at Asian people, which led Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith to walk out. A spokesperson for Hyde-Smith described the set as "gross and vulgar." The Senate Working Group, which organized the event, expressed regret over the entertainment falling short of expectations and claimed that Schneider disregarded a verbal agreement to keep his set relatively clean.
Comedian Rob Schneider's comedy set at a Republican event was reportedly cut short after offensive jokes prompted GOP senator Cindy Hyde-Smith to walk out, with the event organizer later issuing an apology. Schneider defended his material, refusing to apologize and criticizing "woke" culture. The former "Saturday Night Live" cast member has faced backlash for increasingly extreme views, including anti-vaccine sentiments and controversial stand-up content.
Comedian Rob Schneider's comedy set at a Republican event was reportedly cut short after offensive jokes, prompting a GOP senator to walk out and an apology to attendees. Schneider defended his material, stating he completed his set and refusing to apologize. The former "Saturday Night Live" cast member has faced criticism for increasingly extreme views, including anti-vaccine sentiments and releasing a stand-up special with controversial content.
Actor Rob Schneider criticized Republicans for not taking action to impeach President Joe Biden, expressing his support for Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and joking about the lack of progress. Schneider also discussed his upcoming appearance at a fundraiser for RFK Jr., where comedians and celebrities will "rip wokeness," and promoted his new book addressing free speech and censorship in show business.