Donnell Rawlings

The Republican Party thing.

Here's the thing.

This is what, just for the people that's listening, this is what happened at the end of that Kill Tony with me and Rob Schneider.

All I wanted to do, I had the question on, where do you draw the line?

Do you draw the line of what people think, how you're supposed to respond to something, or are you loyal to somebody on how they treat you and how they are as a friend to you?

And Tony wanted me to do that show, and any time I've called Tony, he's picked up the phone.

Vice versa.

We've been in for each other.

My publicist, I don't know if this is a good idea right now, too, because what you think is a nice gesture you want to do to show, people are going to act like it's a political stand.

I didn't want that, right?

This is what I learned now, Joe.

You know what I'm saying?

That was my inexperience, whatever, and something I kept calling, and I was like, what if I do this?

Because I wanted to be reconnected with him, whatever, and I told Tony.

He was hot.

in a good way and a positive way.

I felt so bad, I called him, I said, man, I really wanna do this show, but I think people are gonna take it the wrong way now, right?

And this was with me, I felt bad about it.

I stood up at your condo, I was on the balcony, bruh, and I watched motherfuckers going to the show.

I felt bad about it, I didn't do it.