Rob Schneider

And I think people saw that.

And I think it's a good thing.

But I want to keep progressing and kind of going back.

And I think, if anything, there's a cycle that kind of comes back.

And I would like to see that cycle come back with the sense of young people taking pride in their nation.

and the culture that they have.

It's beautiful.

Because I remember, like, the difference is the hordes that came in back until 1921 in immigration, they came in from Poland, they came in from Italy, they came from Ireland, and they came with a flag.

We're America!

And they came and they gave to the culture, and the culture took from them, and it was an exchange.

As opposed to, you know, what's dangerous is people coming into the culture that are taking more out and not putting in.

So we have these Somalians who've been here for, not to pick on Somalians, but I'm going to pick on Somalians, who for 10 years, 10 years of being welfare, still stuck on welfare.

And it's a, you know, it's a different system.

I remember I was doing comedy there in the 80s.

And they go like, I was getting gas with our car.

We didn't even rent a car.

Comedian's got a car he's going to drive.

And I'll pay for gas, whatever, you know.

And they said, oh, you can pay with a check if you want.

It's fine.