Rob Schneider

Well, they should go to Florida for a pleasant beach. So who was running? Who was running the government? We don't know. And we have a right to know.

yeah well i'm afraid that that's more true than we might think i think we have a right to know and it's um the idea that somehow you don't and that the democrats are like you don't don't worry we're gonna do what's best for you we have the right and at the same time we're gonna fly in haitians in the middle of the night and we're gonna just set up so that makes sure that the next election cycle ohio will turn it just uh turned blue completely it was just so blatant that finally americans

yeah well i'm afraid that that's more true than we might think i think we have a right to know and it's um the idea that somehow you don't and that the democrats are like you don't don't worry we're gonna do what's best for you we have the right and at the same time we're gonna fly in haitians in the middle of the night and we're gonna just set up so that makes sure that the next election cycle ohio will turn it just uh turned blue completely it was just so blatant that finally americans

yeah well i'm afraid that that's more true than we might think i think we have a right to know and it's um the idea that somehow you don't and that the democrats are like you don't don't worry we're gonna do what's best for you we have the right and at the same time we're gonna fly in haitians in the middle of the night and we're gonna just set up so that makes sure that the next election cycle ohio will turn it just uh turned blue completely it was just so blatant that finally americans

Had had enough. Yeah, thank God. And it was really, and I think what's important for the world, too, because I do see, you know, I always thought the parliamentary system was great because it's so fast. I mean, you can act quickly. Like, for instance, when I was making a movie in Amsterdam, people were able to complain to parliament very quickly. Yeah.

Had had enough. Yeah, thank God. And it was really, and I think what's important for the world, too, because I do see, you know, I always thought the parliamentary system was great because it's so fast. I mean, you can act quickly. Like, for instance, when I was making a movie in Amsterdam, people were able to complain to parliament very quickly. Yeah.

Had had enough. Yeah, thank God. And it was really, and I think what's important for the world, too, because I do see, you know, I always thought the parliamentary system was great because it's so fast. I mean, you can act quickly. Like, for instance, when I was making a movie in Amsterdam, people were able to complain to parliament very quickly. Yeah.

so that I couldn't shoot the next day in the same location. So it's very responsive. But the good thing about this republic is that we really do have these safeguards that are pretty strong. Like, for instance, you don't hear any Democrats today talking about expanding the Supreme Court. or about abandoning the filibuster because they're no longer in power. Right, right.

so that I couldn't shoot the next day in the same location. So it's very responsive. But the good thing about this republic is that we really do have these safeguards that are pretty strong. Like, for instance, you don't hear any Democrats today talking about expanding the Supreme Court. or about abandoning the filibuster because they're no longer in power. Right, right.

so that I couldn't shoot the next day in the same location. So it's very responsive. But the good thing about this republic is that we really do have these safeguards that are pretty strong. Like, for instance, you don't hear any Democrats today talking about expanding the Supreme Court. or about abandoning the filibuster because they're no longer in power. Right, right.

So there's no call for that. But those are safeguards. And we do have a system. It is susceptible to bad faith actors, for sure, especially in our culture, in the broad culture. But in our government itself, it's a pretty good system. I mean, the Supreme Court— That is a good backstop for a lot of the craziness that can be tried by our government.

So there's no call for that. But those are safeguards. And we do have a system. It is susceptible to bad faith actors, for sure, especially in our culture, in the broad culture. But in our government itself, it's a pretty good system. I mean, the Supreme Court— That is a good backstop for a lot of the craziness that can be tried by our government.

So there's no call for that. But those are safeguards. And we do have a system. It is susceptible to bad faith actors, for sure, especially in our culture, in the broad culture. But in our government itself, it's a pretty good system. I mean, the Supreme Court— That is a good backstop for a lot of the craziness that can be tried by our government.

It is a last gasp, and they do have to respond to that. And so, unfortunately, since 9-11, though, one of the things that I think have led to our particular problems that we've had now And our attack on our republic is the Congress has abdicated their legislative powers and they've just given it to the president because of the Patriot Act.

It is a last gasp, and they do have to respond to that. And so, unfortunately, since 9-11, though, one of the things that I think have led to our particular problems that we've had now And our attack on our republic is the Congress has abdicated their legislative powers and they've just given it to the president because of the Patriot Act.

It is a last gasp, and they do have to respond to that. And so, unfortunately, since 9-11, though, one of the things that I think have led to our particular problems that we've had now And our attack on our republic is the Congress has abdicated their legislative powers and they've just given it to the president because of the Patriot Act.

So basically the founding fathers had never designed our government for the president to just rule as an emperor.

So basically the founding fathers had never designed our government for the president to just rule as an emperor.

So basically the founding fathers had never designed our government for the president to just rule as an emperor.

I say no to that. I know. You can't refuse it.