Comedian Andrew Schulz told Fox News that Americans “speak out loud” when they refuse to beat after a decisive victory President Donald Trump In the 2024 election.
Schultz believes that after Trump won the election with a “counterattack” the political “pendulum” got rid of the shock.
“I think now it’s swinging…we’re over.
Schulz is a standing comedian and a podcast with wide influence and influence. He co-hosted “The Brilliant Idiot” with Charlamagne Tha God, has starred in Netflix comedy specials and has 4.4 million followers on Instagram.
The comedian continues to attack the assault, noting The most successful advertising campaigns The goal of the election.
The comedian says American pride is back: “It feels like we have a president who puts America first”
“The most successful ad is, ‘Trump is for me, and you’re for them/them.’ The most successful ad is the vote for Vaux.
Schultz said he felt that Americans “continue” from the stench after Trump defeated former Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election.
During the 2024 election, “Kamara for them/them, Donald Trump for you.”
The phrase was initiated by the Trump campaign in September 2024. Repeat in the ad, not only for Trump, but for candidates on the Republican vote. It is known as The most effective campaign slogan During the entire 2024 cycle.
Schultz told the media that since the American people obviously rejected the stink after voting to win the victory of candidates against these ideas, it is time to move on.
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“So now it’s settled…we don’t need to argue about it anymore. Like, we already know what the American feels like. You can say anything you want to say to wok feet.
The comedian mentioned Trump’s great success “Kamara for them/them, and Donald Trump for you “TV ads” as evidence that the 2024 election was determined based on people’s feelings about wok chaos.
As the ideology awakens into the school system, Fox News Numbers When asked if he was going to talk to his daughter about some of the more popular social issues that might be discussed when she started school. The comedian said that while he and his wife will definitely teach her their values, it is important that she hears other perspectives in order to have a comprehensive understanding of the world.
“I think it’s very important for my kid to learn what awakens, and then, like I think of it, and then learn what her mom thinks of it. A clumsy sword.
The comedian expanded his argument and pointed out that the only way to “sharpen the sword” is to debate the other side.
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“The only way to sharpen the sword is when you have these conversations with people you disagree with, sometimes you realize how dull your argument is. So, I think it’s important to have a controversial but respectful relationship.
As a new father, Schultz hopes his daughter is aware of many different worldviews and is free to “think critically.”
Schultz will appear in court at 4 p.m. Monday. (EST). His new comedy special, Life, premiered on Netflix on March 4.
Fox News’ Jackson Thompson, Kayla Bailey, Nik Lanum and Laura Carrione contributed to the report.
