Rob Schneider

And Charlie was an incredible... He wasn't like an influencer.

That's totally... That's a guy who, with all his largesse and his incredible success and his incredible...

you know he is you know our greatest comedian in america um but i think though that uh that largesse has managed to keep him in his own gigantic successful echo chamber whereas charlie was just trying to get kids to talk he wasn't an influencer he was a christian a christian who wanted to bring people closer to christ he was someone who was a nationalist and a christian he's a christian nationalist no he was a christian and a nationalist

A Christian first.

He was a believer in Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior.

He's my Lord and Savior.

I'm a Christian as well.

Now, but he's also a nationalist.

Now, nationalism has this thing where I don't like the negative connotations to it.

Yes, nationalism, if you're trying to expand your nation, that can be bad, you know.

We need more room.

We need a Sudetenland on half of Poland.

Well, that's in its expansion.

It can be, you know, a negative thing.

But if you're trying to protect your nation, nationalism is required.

So I didn't like that description.

And I would just say that, you know, Charlie Kirk was...

was uh wasn't like these other leaders that's the thing that was to me i'm still wrestling with it like you know six months seven months later he wasn't like um rfk he wasn't like martin luther king he wasn't like jfk he wasn't like these uh leaders who did amazing things and i and in my mind it was like well god needs people who have these flaws

to do things because they're risk takers.

They can put themselves out there more than others in a way that could be beneficial to society, God's plan, whatever.