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Rob Schneider shares unfiltered stories about voting for Trump in 2016, his complicated history with Donald Trump spanning decades, judging the Miss USA Pageant, surviving the pandemic, getting a vasectomy, being blackballed by pharmaceutical industries, and accidentally giving Paul McCartney COVID. From appearing in Home Alone 2 to insulting Trump on The Tonight Show to directing movies in Mexico, Schneider delivers raw comedy about political awakening, medical procedures gone wrong, and the absurdity of cancel culture. His wife went from threatening to leave him over his Trump vote to voting for Trump herself four years later.
Voting for Trump and Hollywood Consequences
Rob Schneider opens up about his decision to vote for Trump in 2016 while living in California, joking about the multiple ballots mailed to residents. His connection to Trump goes back decades to when he appeared in Home Alone 2, filmed at Trump's hotel. Schneider explains they only included Trump in the movie because he owned the hotel and kept walking in front of the camera, figuring if they put him in the scene, he would leave them alone.
Years before Trump's presidential run, Schneider appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno alongside Trump. Despite initially wanting to avoid controversy, Leno pressured him into telling a joke about Trump, saying the difference between them was that his daddy didn't give him $40 million to get started. Trump's immediate reaction was to insist it wasn't true, calling Schneider a liar repeatedly.
The Miss USA Pageant and Trump's Expectations
Several years after the Leno incident, Schneider went through a divorce and was severely depressed. His publicist convinced him to leave his house for an event, which turned out to be the Miss USA Pageant, owned by Donald Trump. Schneider arrived to discover he was listed as a judge, with no prior knowledge of what he was signing up for.
Trump entered the backstage area and told the judges to vote for whoever they wanted, but then strongly suggested they should vote for the blonde from Texas with big breasts if they loved their country and wanted America to win Miss Universe. However, when the judges met the contestants, they encountered a woman who had one year left of medical school and needed the $100,000 prize money to pay for her education. The judges decided to vote for her instead of Trump's preferred candidate.
Trump was furious with the results, telling Schneider he didn't love his country and calling him a loser repeatedly, insisting they would now lose to China. When Schneider apologized for both the outcome and the old Leno joke, Trump claimed he didn't remember the joke at first, then after hearing it again, said he hated Schneider.
Political Awakening During the Pandemic
When Schneider voted for Trump in 2016, his Mexican wife was furious, telling him that voting for Trump made him racist too and that she would never look at him the same way again. However, four years later, his wife shocked him by announcing she was voting for Trump herself. Schneider jokes about the selective nature of the pandemic virus, noting how people could die from going to the gym, getting haircuts, or attending church, but were safe shopping at Target or Walmart, and how sitting down at restaurants protected people while standing up was deadly.
He expresses his belief that people are still recovering from what he calls post traumatic scam-demic syndrome. During the height of uncertainty about the pandemic, Schneider notes that the Pentagon released actual footage of unidentified flying objects for the first time, admitting UFOs are real and aliens exist, yet nobody cared because everyone was focused on finding toilet paper.
The Vasectomy Experience
Schneider's wife convinced him to get a vasectomy during the pandemic when he had time off from making movies. He emphasizes it's a more simple operation for men than women getting their tubes tied, though he jokes it's technically her job. The procedure required another man to have his hands on his genitals for an hour, which he found uncomfortable.
A friend who was chief of surgery in Milwaukee performed the procedure. The doctor picked Schneider up at the airport and drove him straight to the surgical room. After administering numbing cream and a shot between his testicles, the doctor severed and soldered the vas deferens veins, causing Schneider to smell his own flesh burning. The doctor explained he was preventing Schneider's swimmers from reaching their destination, though the body would reabsorb most of them.
The doctor used surgical glue to close the incision to prevent unattractive scars, then covered it with thick gauze so it would feel like his genitals were in a bird's nest for the flight home. When Schneider's wife saw the small scar, she mocked him for complaining about the procedure, comparing it to her experience giving birth to two human beings. Against the doctor's advice, Schneider's wife insisted he use tea tree oil instead of fingernail polish remover to remove the gauze, which melted the surgical glue and caused complications.
Cancel Culture and Pharmaceutical Industry Backlash
Schneider reveals he has been blackballed by pharmaceutical industries and they tried to cancel him, but he credits his audience for making it impossible for them to succeed. Despite the pressure, he was able to make a movie called Daddy Daughter Trip, his first starring role in years. He wrote the film with his wife Patricia and Jamie Lissow, who appears on Gutfeld.
The production had enough budget to consider buying a song from Paul McCartney, though at $600,000 for one song, it would have consumed a tenth of the entire movie budget, making McCartney the most expensive artist in the world for licensing music. After purchasing the song, Schneider contacted McCartney's manager asking if he could meet the legendary musician when he performed in Texas.
Meeting Paul McCartney While Sick
While directing a movie his wife wrote in Mexico for Paramount Plus, Schneider contracted COVID, joking that he got it because everyone around him was vaccinated. After recovering, he flew to Arizona and then took his nine-year-old daughter Miranda, who starred in Daddy Daughter Trip, to see Paul McCartney in concert. On the plane, his daughter came down with COVID as well.
Despite his daughter feeling ill and wanting to go to the hotel, Schneider kept her at the concert, reasoning that music makes people feel better when they're sick. During the Live and Let Die fireworks, he received a text that Sir Paul would meet him 20 minutes after the performance. Schneider panicked, realizing he couldn't be the person who killed Paul McCartney and got enough bad press already.
McCartney came into the room alone and was surprisingly tall. He told Schneider he liked the movie, clarifying he only watched the part with his song to make sure it wasn't garbage. When McCartney asked who was behind Schneider, his daughter announced she had COVID. Schneider awkwardly tried to rationalize the situation by pointing out that McCartney was 80, which was a solid age, equivalent to two John Lennons, referencing McCartney's own song Live and Let Die.
Video Transcript
Now I say that-- I said, I voted for Trump in 2016.
For some people, that's an issue for some people, you know.
I mean, first of all, you know, I was in-- it was in California.
And you know, I had-- I was right in the kitchen.
Just right on my kitchen counter, I had the ballot because in California they mail you
like a hundred of them.
You get them there, you know.
I was filling them.
Not all of them.
I'm not an asshole.
But I was filling out, you know, three or four or five at the most, that's all.
Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump.
Because here's the thing.
I know the guy, you know.
I don't know him well, but I'm the only person you're ever going to be in the same room with
who made a movie with Donald Trump.
You know, Home Alone 2.
We had to put him in it.
It was his hotel.
He's a big dude.
He was just walking around in front of the camera like eh.
We're like, maybe if we put him in it, he'll go away.
And we did.
And he did.
But anyway, I didn't think much about that after.
So anyway, a few years after that thing, I appeared with him on-- remember when Trump
decided I'm going to run for president and going to run.
And then he was going to do that.
And then he didn't, you know, for a bunch of times.
This is one of the times he didn't.
So I was on The Tonight Show and with Trump.
He was the first guest with Jay Leno.
And I'm backstage with Jay.
And he said, look, you got any jokes about Donald Trump or anything?
I said no.
Nothing I want to say.
No, you just say it.
He said just say it, you know, say it.
You should just say the joke.
You know, it's a joke.
You know, he's got to know it's a joke.
He's going to know it's a joke.
You know, we had some fun with him.
Have some fun.
You know, it's a joke.
Anyway, so we're doing the segment.
And then Jay Leno sees there's some extra time.
And he says, what was that story you were saying about Trump?
What were you saying?
What was that About?
You fucker, you.
Fucked man.
So then I had to say it, you know.
I was like, well, you know, the difference between me and Donald Trump is when I got
started, my daddy didn't give me $40 million.
I swear to God, Trump looked right at me like, that's not true.
That's a lie.
You're a liar, liar, liar.
Liar.
It's not true, it's not true.
He's just lying.
I was like, whatever.
Just a few years after that-- I don't know, five, seven.
I don't know, 10 years after it, I went through a divorce.
And I was really depressed.
And I wasn't leaving my house or anything.
My publicist was worried about me.
She said, listen.
Just get out of your house.
Just go to this, just go to this event.
They'll have your name.
You'll have fun.
Just, just go.
Just, you need to get out.
And I went to this place.
And there's all these people, and cars, and shit, and cameras.
And I went up to the place and said, yeah, I'm Rob Schneider.
And she said, oh, yeah, yeah.
Here you go.
And she handed me this thing.
And it said Rob Schneider, judge.
I said, what?
What is this?
It's the Miss USA Pageant.
And I'm a judge.
And you know who owns it?
Donald Trump owns the whole fucking thing.
You know how like rich guys, with the rich, you know, they get like two homes.
You know, and a boat or something.
You know, if you're really, really, really rich, you get like a sports team.
Or for Donald Trump, it's like he really wants to be like with ditz-- whatever, you know.
So I get in my little thing.
And then they whisk me in the back room.
You know, the back room.
And Donald Trump comes in.
And he says, hey, listen.
Vote for whoever you want.
I'm not going to tell you who to vote for.
Vote for who you want.
I don't care.
I'm not going to tell you.
You vote for who you want.
But, but if you love your country like I love my country, if you love it, if, if you love
your country, if you're a patriot, then you're going to vote for the blond from Texas with
big tits.
OK?
OK.
Then America can win Miss Universe.
You want America to win, right?
Vote who you want.
So I was like, fuck, I'll vote for whatever you want.
I didn't even know I was going to be here an hour ago, you know?
It's like, I'd vote-- where do I fill it out?
Can I go now, you know?
And then we had to meet the contestants who came in.
It's like, all right, we know who we're supposed to vote for.
And then this other contestant came in, and she was the opposite of a blonde with big
tits.
She's the opposite of a blonde, the other spectrum, like over here, that.
You know what I'm saying?
So anyway, not-- so-- and she came in and said, listen, I didn't even want to do this.
And I go, yeah?
Yeah, I just like-- you know, my friends told me I'm pretty.
I should do it.
Who knows?
I might get lucky.
I got one year more of medical school, and if I win this, it's 100,000 bucks to pay for
medical school to become a doctor.
And we're like, well, you know, let's give it to her, you know?
I mean, it's like-- it doesn't make us better people.
I mean, you guys would have done the exact same thing.
You would've done the exact same thing.
You know, the blonde with the big tits is-- she's going to find, you know, a Trump-- well,
she really did find Trump.
She found the guy.
He obviously-- he found her.
You know, but this girl, who can actually help people in her life, to become a doctor.
So we voted, and she won Miss USA, you know?
And so they took us back after, and Donald Trump was not happy with the results of the
vote.
You don't love your country.
You don't.
You don't.
You're a loser, loser, loser, loser.
Now we're going to lose.
We're going to lose to China.
We're going to lose to China.
China.
Loser.
Thank you.
You don't love your country.
You don't.
I do.
You don't.
China.
We're going to lose to China.
So I was walking out of there, you know, and I felt bad, you know?
I felt bad.
And I went up to him, and I said, listen, Donald, I-- I'm sorry that you didn't get
the girl that you wanted.
I know it seemed like it meant a lot to you, and I'm sorry.
But also, I'm sorry for that joke I said about you on Leno.
And he looked at me.
He said, what joke?
It's not important.
You know, you--
No, I like jokes.
What was the joke?
Tell me the joke.
Well, you didn't like it the first time.
You didn't, so.
Tell me.
It was just the differences, you know?
From what?
Between you and me.
Which is what?
[GIGGLES]
My daddy didn't give me $40 million to get started.
You look, there was-- I swear to God, he looked right at me.
He said, I hate you now.
I do.
I hate you.
I hate you, loser, loser.
China.
I hate you, loser.
And I was like, whatever.
It's not like you're ever going to be president of the United States or whatever.
If Joe Biden was a dog, you'd put him down.
You would have to.
You know?
You know those dogs that are so old and fucked up, they just look like, please, kill me,
please.
Please, kill me.
No, look at this eye snot.
Please, kill me.
Look, I just shit in my own food bowl an hour ago.
What more information do you need?
Please, kill me.
Kill me.
We're all in this together.
Hey, listen, by the way, just so you know, I would fuck a Democrat.
I would.
I would.
I would.
I just wouldn't talk about politics before.
You know what I mean?
You know?
And so, right when I was coming, I voted for Trump.
Yeah.
Sorry.
Sorry, it's a joke.
So cut to 2016, back in the kitchen, you know, where I'm voting.
And my wife comes in.
You vote for Donald Trump?
17 times you vote for him?
Do you know your wife is a Mexicana?
Your daughters are Mexicanas.
Your family is from Mexico.
You vote for him, then you're racist too.
I'll never look at you the same way again ever.
I swear to God, four years later, my wife's like, fuck, I can't believe it, but I'm voting
for Trump.
Holy shit, let me tell you.
I don't know.
I am not a person who menstruates.
I'm a woman.
I'm a [SPANISH].
I think we're all still recovering from post traumatic scam-demic syndrome, you know?
By the way, the Chinese are trying to kill us.
They are.
Forget about COVID.
Forget about that.
They've been trying to kill us since the '70s.
Remember Kung Pao chicken, how spicy that shit was?
Remember?
Yeah, trying to kill us.
Yeah, it was scary because we didn't know what was happening at the beginning.
You know, it was like, it's just killing old people.
We're good.
We're good.
And then you look at your phone.
No, it's just killing people who are really, really out of shape.
Wait, I'm really, really out of shape.
Wait a minute.
This guy's parachute didn't open, and he died of COVID.
Maybe that's how you get it.
You know, you're falling.
You're breathing all that shit in.
You see, when you're in a place of fear, you know, your common sense takes a back seat
because your most primal instinct is survival.
Your common sense takes a backseat.
That's how they were able to get away with this one.
We're very lucky.
We have a selective virus.
Very lucky.
Selective.
You want to go to the gym, dead.
Haircut, dead.
Nails done, dead.
Church, dead.
You want to go to Target or Walmart?
Come on in.
You're good.
Let's go.
Come on.
Come on.
The virus knows you need some shit.
Standing up at a restaurant dead.
Sit down at a restaurant, the virus will go right over your fucking head.
Right over your head.
You feel that, honey?
That was the virus going over the head.
Yeah.
Yeah, we're sitting down.
You respect us.
I thought the most interesting thing that happened during the pandemic was right in
the middle when we weren't sure what was happening.
You know, this is a real virus, you know, or this is the biggest transfer of wealth
in human history.
We weren't fucking sure what was going to happen.
Weren't sure.
Right in the middle.
Right in the middle.
And you weren't sure.
You know, our own government, the Pentagon, the armed forces branch of our own government,
decided to release actual footage of an unidentified flying object, admitting for the first time
something else they've been lying about for 60 years, that UFOs are real, that aliens
exist.
Three minutes and 17 seconds, this F-16 fighter pilot off the coast of Florida, because all
the weird shit always happens in Florida-- and the F-16 videotape this alien craft.
He seemed to be doing unbelievable gravity defying moves beyond our human comprehension,
and technology seemed like the craft was making the space move out of the way so the space
could move into it.
Then after three minutes and 17 seconds, it took off at 20,000 miles an hour into the
solar system, never to be seen again.
And they released this to all of us, this footage saying, yes, UFOs are real.
Aliens exist.
They released it to all of us, and nobody gave a shit.
Nobody cared.
People are like, aliens are real?
Do they have any toilet paper?
Because I need toilet paper.
But anyway, my wife, though, the best thing that ever happened to me, Patricia, she said--
she said to me, listen.
It's the pandemia.
You're not making any movies with Adam Sandler right now.
You have time on your hands.
You're not playing a Hawaiian guy in any movie right now.
This one my good eye.
Hey, Kikkikukalaw, get your butt out of the dishwasher.
Shark only bite you when you try to touch their private parts.
Aquariums make me super horny.
I'm sorry.
You're not doing that movie right now.
You're not playing a gigolo in a movie right now either.
That's a huge bitch, which was-- it's true.
This is a true story.
I was at the airport, and a professional female basketball player came up to me.
She said, Mr. Schneider.
Hello.
Yeah?
I just want you to know, ever since that movie, "Deuce Bigelow," came out, I've never been
able to walk through the airport without somebody yelling out "that's a huge bitch" to me.
I didn't know that joke would leave the movie.
I didn't think, you know-- I thought it would stay in the movie.
I didn't know, but I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I couldn't help it, but she was getting on the plane like, freak, behemoth, keep it in
the circuit.
I did not do that.
I didn't have to.
Other people did it for me.
They did, because they saw the movie, I guess, too.
Do you have time on your hands right now?
You're not playing any girls in any movies either.
Hey, bro, it's me, Jessica.
I'm in here.
I remember when you moved here from Arkansas.
Everybody threw rocks at you because you talked funny.
Your front teeth were brown.
I'm your only friend.
Billy, I should have made love to you when I had the chance.
Father Mulcahy?
Well, my favorite line in the movie is you think you're so cool because you could pee
with your penis.
Can I get a sex on the beach with extra sugar on the rim?
Yum.
Sorry, that was too long.
I could do the whole movie, but I shouldn't.
My wife said, you have-- you have time right now.
You need to get a vasectomy.
Vasectomy, B-A-S-E-T-O-M-Y, "bah-sec-tuh-me," snippy snippy time.
[SPANISH].
The baby factory, closed.
No [SPANISH].
No more girls.
Snippy snippy time.
And so I'll be honest with you.
You know, I-- yeah, I did it.
And I just-- you know, first of all, it's a much simpler operation for us guys to get
a vasectomy than it is for women to get their tubes tied.
I mean, even though technically it's her fucking job.
I know you're like, huh, what the fuck?
Anyway, so-- so-- and by the way, it's a very intimate procedure, the vasectomy.
You know, holy fuck.
Not distracting at all.
Don't worry about it.
No.
Audience is totally like, it's going to kill him, I think.
Maybe it'll fucking hit him, and then we'll get on the news.
Anyway, it's a very unsubtle camera move.
It's all I'm saying.
Anyway, so I did it.
And by the way, there's very few, you know, complications, but I will go into them now.
It's a very sensitive, a very intimate procedure.
You know, a vasectomy requires another man to have his hands on your balls for an hour.
That's a long time to make eye contact, you know?
One of the weird things about being famous, or whatever I am, you know, you meet people
I probably wouldn't if I wasn't, you know?
And so I had a friend of mine.
I met the friend at some charity function.
He's the chief of surgery.
You know, like we stayed friends, and then he moved out to Milwaukee.
And so I said, honey, if I have to have another man with his hands on my balls for an hour,
can it at least be someone I've had dinner with?
There's your wine.
Robbie, you good with the wine?
Oh, yeah.
So my wife was happy to get rid of me for the whole procedure.
And she had me fly out to Milwaukee because that's where Dr. Salameh is.
And he's such a nice guy.
He picked me up at the airport.
The chief of surgery picking you up at the airport, you know?
And then he drove me right to the surgical room, not operating room, just surgical room,
literally just a room with a chair that goes, nyeah.
And then he said, so did you read some of the stuff I sent you?
And I said, no.
No, I didn't.
I didn't want to get freaked out by anything, you know?
I figured, if it was important, you'd tell me.
You will tell me, right?
You would tell me.
And he said, OK, first thing we're going to do is I'm going to put some numbing cream
on your scrotum.
And then I'm going to give you a shot between your testicles now.
You will feel that.
But then after that, it's just going to be slightly uncomfortable, you know, like somebody
digging around in your scrotum looking for stuff.
Probably never had anybody do that before.
You know, you're like, how would I?
How would that come up, you know?
And I was like, ow, ow, ow.
What was that?
He said, that's just the numbing cream.
Well, you must have a callus on your finger then, because that hurt like a motherfucker.
And then he gave me a shot between my balls.
Let me tell you something.
When you get a shot between your balls, you will put down your fucking phone at that.
Yeah, you will.
Oh!
Wow.
You have my complete attention.
Wow.
What else can I do for you?
Then he was right.
After that, I was just slightly uncomfortable, you know, like somebody digging around in
my scrotum looking for stuff, you know?
And then I smelled smoke.
I smell smoke.
What is that?
Well, that's you.
Oh.
I'm on fire right now?
What part of me is burning, exactly?
What-- and he said, well, we just severed the vas deferens veins, and then we soldered
them off, you know?
That's the smoke you smell, your flesh burning.
That was going to be my second guess, I swear to God.
Was that necessary?
The fire thing?
Well, that's what a vasectomy is.
I mean, if you would have read the stuff I sent you.
Basically, what I'm trying to do is prevent your little swimmers from getting to where
they want to go, you know?
He dumbed it down right away for me.
And I was still high from all the medication, you know?
Plus I got a little bit extra because I'm Rob fucking Schneider.
Like, come on, man.
I'm your friend.
Who's your friend?
I thought I was your friend.
You know me.
I need more.
Give it to me.
My friend.
So anyway, so I said to him, so do I-- do I still make the little swimmers?
And he said, hey, I'm not taking out your testicles.
I'm just preventing your swimmers from getting to where they want to go.
I said, well, if I still make them, where do they go?
And he said, the body reabsorbs most of them.
I said, yeah?
What about the smart ones?
You know, the ones that are like, oh, fuck, it's all burned out right here.
There's got to be another way out of here.
Come on, guys, let's try to sneak out the asshole.
Let's go.
You, go.
You, go.
My turn.
What about those guys, the smart ones?
He said, I wouldn't worry about it.
It's like, dude, I'm never going to not worry about it.
I'm worried right now.
I need to know where every swimmer is at all times in my body.
I can't have them swimming around, and I have no-- I can't-- I can't have them swim.
I can't.
I can't be like-- one day I'm watching an Italian movie.
I start to tear up a little bit.
The next thing I got, like, jizz coming on my eyeballs.
I need to know where they all are at all times starting now.
Then he said, OK, now, Robbie, we're going to close up your incision right now.
And what I'm going to do is I'm going to use surgical glue.
This way, it'll lessen the likelihood of you having any unattractive scars.
And I said, you know, I'm not worried about that.
I mean, I don't think there's a chance that, you know, one day I'd be at some event where
I'd be like hey, hey-- I'm at the Oscars.
Hey, Will Smith just slapped the shit out of Chris Rock.
Yeah, that's fucked up, but look at Rob Schneider's balls.
Look at that.
Lift your Asian dick.
Look at that.
Scar right there.
I guess anything's possible.
I guess I could be at the one Korean spas in downtown Tampa Bay, you know?
I drop my towel.
I go to pick it up, you know?
My dick goes to the right.
Some old Korean guy looks at me and goes like, oh, that's fucked up.
You got a scar on your ball sack.
I'm going to throw up now.
Oh, oh.
You should have taken the glue, bitch?
Why didn't you take the glue?
No [NON-ENGLISH] for you, motherfucker.
That's Korean for please or thank you.
I don't remember.
So anyway, then the-- Dr. Baz said, OK, look.
On top of the surgical glue, I'm going to put a thick layer of gauze.
That way, for the flight home, it'll feel like your dick is in a bird's nest.
Thank you.
I didn't know I was going to get a bird's nest out of this.
Thank you.
So I flew home, you know?
I took every pain pill I had left for the flight home, you know?
And it was a good thing, because there was turbulence.
Sorry.
I knew not to expect any sympathy from my wife because women don't have sympathy for
their husbands when we get injured.
That's right.
You know-- you know, ladies, whenever you get hurt, who's right there?
We are.
We are.
Yeah, we're right there.
Oh, honey, can I rub it and fuck you?
Can I rub fuck-- can I rub you and then fuck?
Ooh, you want some ice, honey?
Can I get you some ice?
Can I fuck?
Can I fuck with the-- with the ice?
Without the ice?
It doesn't have to be with the ice.
I'm just like, I'm already rubbing you.
I should be fucking you.
I mean, we're already here.
We're halfway there.
I'm just here for you.
I love you.
Because we're gentlemen.
That's right.
Ladies, we have to pee in the middle of the night.
Do we wake you up?
Never.
No.
We don't even turn on the light.
We just get out of bed, try not to make too much motion on the bed.
You know, we get out, and then we make our way out of the room in the pitch darkness
just by rubbing our leg against the side of the bed, you know, until we get to the wall.
We find our way to the next wall.
And you feel around till you get to the bathroom doorknob, you know?
Then you open it up.
You don't turn the light on until you close the door.
Why?
Because you're a gentleman.
You do your business.
You turn the light off.
You come out, and you're half fucking blind.
You try to navigate your way back to the bed, and nine of your toes successfully make it.
But the baby toe finds one of the legs of the bed.
Oh, cunt fucker.
Oh, cunt fucker.
Oh, motherfucker.
Your wife turns a light on.
[CACKLES]
Your toe is pointing the other way.
The nail is completely off.
Let me see that thing.
Save that.
You should save that.
This is a special night for you.
As soon as my wife saw me, she said, let me see it.
I was like, excuse me?
Let me see it, your big operation.
I said, now?
[SPANISH].
Now.
At the airport?
That's it?
That small little scar?
That's what you've been complaining about for three days?
Oh, they're going to cut my balls.
Oh!
You're such a pussy.
You're such a pussy.
You are.
I had two human beings come out of my vagina, screaming, with their eyes wide open.
Men couldn't have babies.
You could-- you couldn't.
You couldn't.
If men had to have babies, there would be abortion clinics at every 7-Eleven, every
Target, every Walmart, every Nordstrom's Rack, every gas station.
What's that thing under your dick?
It's a bird's nest.
I'm surprised you never heard about it.
It comes with it.
How does it come off?
I didn't read any of his stuff.
I didn't want to get freaked out by it.
Hey, Doc.
Yeah, it's Rob.
Yeah, I got a question for you.
You know, the bird's nest is glued on there really good.
Good job with that.
Solid. 100%.
Just curious, how does one take that off, exactly?
What?
Just use a little, um, q-tip and a little fingernail polish remover.
It'll come right off.
All right.
What did doctor say?
He said use fingernail polish remover.
Don't use that!
Yeah, but that's what the doctor-- I don't care what he said.
That's toxic.
I don't want anything toxic on your balls.
Those things slap up against me.
Not that fast, but you know.
Sorry.
Well, what do I use?
Use tea tree oil.
What's tea tree oil?
It's just as good as-- just as good as fingernail polish remover, but it's non-toxic.
Use it.
I'm going to watch you.
So she follows me, you know?
She follows me into the shower, you know, like, naked.
She hands me the tea tree oil.
I pour the whole fucking thing on, you know?
The bird's nest comes right off.
And then I see some other problems happening.
Hey, Doc, Patrice said she didn't want me to use the fingernail polish remover.
Yeah, but that's what you should use.
Yeah, but she didn't-- she didn't want me to use it.
Yeah, but I'm the doctor.
Yeah, but you don't live with this crazy bitch.
You've never seen her.
She's like-- she wears me-- she just wears me down.
I do whatever she says.
It's just-- OK, just don't use tea tree oil.
Why, what's wrong with the tea tree oil?
Well, that'll melt the surgical glue, and your balls will fall down to the floor.
Is that what those two white things are in there, those?
Did you use tea tree oil?
Yes.
At least you don't have to worry anymore how those other little swimmers are going to get
out.
That's a true story.
All right, you guys have been fantastic.
I'm sorry this has been so long, but I just want to do everything that I can do.
I will tell you-- I will say thank you.
Thank you.
I will say-- I will say that, like, I've been very blessed, and at the same time, you know,
things happen in your career.
I mean, first of all, I had no idea that one day I would be blackballed by the pharmaceutical
industries and tried to be canceled.
And let me just tell you, they can't do it because I have you people.
So thank you very much.
I love you.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
Thank you.
And last, I'll leave you with this true story.
I was able to make a movie last year called "Daddy Daughter Trip," and I hadn't starred
in a movie in a lot of years.
And it's a lot of fun.
And you know, well, it's fun to make a movie because you get to write it with your friends.
Like, I got to write it with my wife, Patricia, and Jamie Lissow, who's on Gutfeld a lot of
times.
Yeah, yeah.
First time I ever got a response on that one with Jamie.
He never got a response before.
Just kidding, Jamie.
Anyway, he's going to watch this.
So anyway, we got to film it, which is fun, and edit it, which is-- you really make the
movie in editing, and I missed that, you know?
And then you get to put music in it-- music, which is so fun, you know?
I got to write the theme with my buddy, John Hunter.
You know, and then they asked-- we have a little bit of money-- was there any songs
you want to maybe buy?
And I said, what about a Paul McCartney song?
And they said, OK, but then there'll be no more money for the rest of the movie, you
know?
He's the most expensive guy in the world.
Paul McCartney, $600,000 for one song, you know?
So that's like a tenth-- the whole budget of the movie.
So anyway, you know, after we bought the song, we like-- I heard he was going to be touring.
And I went like, you know, for $600,000, I should get some fucking free tickets to that
show.
You know, I was like-- I don't-- I didn't want to be-- I didn't want to be an asshole.
I don't want to be an asshole.
So I texted his manager.
I'm like, hey, listen, it's Rob Schneider, $600,000.
Hey, it's Rob Schneider.
Look, I heard Paul McCartney is going to be performing in Texas.
I just happened to buy tickets.
I'm going to be there.
Anyway, is it possible I could get to say hi to Mr. McCartney?
And he said, we'll text you the night of the show, see what we could do.
I was like, oh, amazing.
We'll see what happens.
Who knows, you know?
Then after that, I flew to Mexico to direct a movie that my wife wrote, "Amor es Amor,"
for Paramount Plus.
And it could be good.
I don't know.
I don't speak Spanish, but it seems like they were looking at each other a lot.
So that's-- when I was down in Mexico, I got COVID, you know, because everybody surrounding
me was vaccinated.
You know, that's-- that's how you get it.
So then I recovered from that.
I recovered from that, and then I flew back to the States to Arizona.
And then it was time to go see Paul McCartney.
So I took my daughter, Miranda, who's the daughter in "Daddy Daughter Trip."
And she's nine, and I thought, you know, when I was nine, what a big deal the Beatles were.
Who knows how long he's going to be doing this?
Let's just go see Paul McCartney in concert.
And so on the plane on the way to see Paul McCartney, my daughter comes down with COVID.
Like, my daughter's like, I don't feel good, Dad.
I think I got when you had.
And I was like, you're fine.
You're probably fine.
You're fine.
You're good.
You're good.
Probably-- I think you're good.
I didn't know.
We didn't have a test.
But I knew she had it, you know?
Anyway, I said, don't worry.
We're just going to go straight to the concert.
We're not even gonna-- we're just gonna go-- this way, you'll hear music.
You feel better.
I feel better when I'm sick and I hear music.
Oh, music, I feel better, you know?
So we went to the concert, and I'm thinking, he's not gonna call me.
He's Paul McCartney.
They're going to forget, whatever.
You know, you know.
And my daughter's like, I don't feel good.
I want to go to the hotel.
Well, just one more song.
You said that seven songs ago.
Yeah, but these are Beatles songs.
They're like a minute and a half, two minutes tops.
It's not like Led Zeppelin or whatever.
And then I got this buzz on my phone.
SP will meet you 20 minutes after the performance.
Start making your way backstage during the "Live and Let Die" fireworks.
SP?
Sir Paul.
Meet me.
I can't be the guy who kills Paul McCartney.
I can't.
I can't.
I can't.
I get enough bad press as it is.
I can't.
I can't.
I can't.
You know, but $600,000.
Whatever.
Anyway, and then all of a sudden, the fireworks go off.
And he starts singing.
You know, starts singing "Live and Let Die."
And I was like, come on, honey.
We got to do the right thing.
Come on.
Let's go backstage.
Like, this is so wrong.
I know.
I know.
This is-- but, like, he's not going to come out.
He's Paul McCartney.
I'm sure they just have people come.
He's like-- you know?
And then I start looking around, going, well, you know, the ceilings are pretty high.
Seems to be good airflow, you know?
I mean, like, that works in our favor pretty good, you know?
And then he comes in the room by himself, Paul McCartney.
And he's really tall, which also works in our favor.
And he comes right up to me and said, I liked the movie.
Paul McCartney, you saw my movie, "Daddy Daughter Trip."
He's like, I didn't see the whole movie, just the little bit with my song in it.
Got to make sure it's not a piece of crap.
You know what I mean?
Who's that behind you?
No one.
There's no one.
There's no one behind me.
And my daughter's like, I have COVID!
He gave me COVID!
Now I have COVID!
Now you're going to get COVID!
Mr. McCartney, I feel terrible, seriously.
I-- awful, terrible.
I-- you know, wow.
I didn't think you were even going to come.
I don't know.
I feel terrible, seriously.
But you know, you're 80.
That's pretty good.
80 is solid.
80.
80 is good.
I would take 80, you know?
You know, 80.
You know.
It's not like-- it's not like you die at 80 anyone's going to feel like you got ripped
off.
I mean 80s a solid-- you know, if you look at all the rock and roll, you know, 80-- 80--
you know, 80 is-- 80.
That's like two John Lennons.
You know, but John Lennon and the other, you know?
You said so yourself, live and let die.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you so much, Tampa Bay.
You can do it.
Thank you.
Thank you.
I love you.
Thanks for coming, Tampa Bay.
I love you.
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