The podcast discusses the complexity of resentment, its relationship with identity politics and forgiveness in divided societies. Topics include Nietzsche's views on resentment, generational conflict, and the productive side of resentment for social change.

Rob Schneider, a comedian and former SNL writer, shares his take on free speech and addresses his daughter Elle King's recent career moves. He reflects on the glory days of Saturday Night Live, diving deep into the era's comedic magic. The conversation touches on the impact of big pharma, vaccine hesitancy, and the importance of critical thinking. Schneider stresses the delicate balance of family values and artistic expression, while warning against big tech censorship's implications for democracy. Humor emerges as a key tool for resilience amid today's societal challenges.

Rob Schneider, Professor of History at Indiana University-Bloomington, discusses the psychological complexity of resentment and its relationship with identity politics. He explores the impact of resentment on neglected sectors of the population and the making of forgiveness in divided societies. The podcast delves into Friedrich Nietzsche's analysis of resentment, the dynamics of identity politics, and the positive aspects of resentment in demanding acknowledgment and addressing grievances.

Jesse Kelly, host of TheFirstTV's 'I'm Right,' discusses Kamala Harris's long-awaited border visit and critiques Biden's immigration policies, highlighting Harris's communication struggles and missed connections with communities. Comedian Rob Schneider shares behind-the-scenes tales from SNL, reflects on friendships with icons like Chris Farley and Adam Sandler, and delves into Hollywood's culture of censorship. He argues for the necessity of protecting free speech and critiques the hypocrisy rampant in elite circles, particularly when it comes to accountability.

MMA star Israel Adesanya shares fascinating insights into his journey back to the UFC middleweight title and his unique training approach, including a comparison of fighting to racing. Comedian Rob Schneider discusses his new book, creative challenges during the pandemic, and critiques the phenomenon of "Trump Derangement Syndrome." The conversation touches on street violence after training and the ongoing challenges in education and personal liberties in today's society, all delivered with humor and engaging anecdotes.

In this engaging discussion, comedian Rob Schneider shares insights from his new book, addressing freedom of speech and the importance of speaking your mind. He also comments on RFK Jr.’s endorsement of Trump. Meanwhile, U.S. Rep. Steve Scalise reflects on resilience after violence, sharing his personal journey since being shot. The conversation takes a serious turn, exploring the dangers posed by proposed shifts in government and the implications for democracy, particularly around children's rights and state indoctrination. It's a lively mix of humor and heavy topics!

Rob Schneider, a comedian and author, dives into his new book on free speech, discussing the importance of expressing oneself in today's climate. Rep. Steve Scalise shares his firsthand experience of surviving a shooting and returning to politics with resilience. They touch on Trump’s return to Pennsylvania after an assassination attempt and the implications of RFK Jr.'s endorsement of him. The conversation also highlights a defamation lawsuit by IRS whistleblowers against Hunter Biden’s lawyer, underscoring the themes of accountability and traditional values.

Matt Walsh, a Daily Wire contributor and filmmaker, joins comedian Jimmy Dore to discuss his thought-provoking new film, 'Am I Racist?', which humorously tackles modern racial issues. They explore insights from everyday people about race, contrasting elite narratives with grassroots perceptions. The conversation also touches on Rob Schneider's skillful heckler handling and critiques current political discourse, highlighting the decline of open dialogue and the challenges faced in distributing impactful media.

Comedian Rob Schneider joins to discuss gaining new perspective on political issues as he turns 60. Glenn analyzes why Jewish people are hated globally. Dr. Voddie Baucham Jr. discusses truth and standing up for it amidst lies and falsehoods. Glenn warns about corporate media coverage of the Israel/Hamas conflict. Shocking experiences at pro-Palestinian rallies.

Comedian Rob Schneider discusses his journey turning 60 and how it has changed his outlook on political issues. Dr. Voddie Baucham emphasizes the importance of truth and standing up against lies and falsehoods. They also explore topics such as the presence of organized evil, the erosion of the US Constitution, and recognizing and combating anti-Semitism.