Rob Schneider

He's auditioning for the role of Tarzan.

He's got one leg.

I was just like, wow.

It's just, you know, it shook everything up.

I think so.

And I think the audience is, I mean, I have to be careful of that too, you know, because I'm a conservative.

Well, I mean, I'm a 90s liberal, which makes me a right-wing fascist now, right?

God forbid we stick to those, you know, free speech and, you know, women's rights and things like that crazy stuff.

So I have to be careful too that, you know, I don't fall into that easy trap

of just, you know, throwing slop to the conservative, you know, masses, which is what kind of late night TV was.

You know, the late night TV, you can, it's, there's no individual voices.

You can replace and go like, you know, Jimmy Kimmel could say the same joke as, you know, Seth Meyers.

And then you can put like, you know, and then, you know, the other Jimmy can, so it doesn't, so they can have, they can have,

It's the same thing.

It's like, what is it?

Where's the point?

Is there any individual voices?

Right.

And it's just it's too easy.

You never know.