Rob Schneider stands firm on his comedy set amidst controversy. He refuses to apologize for jokes that reportedly bombed at a Republican event. Schneider insists he did his full 50-minute set and nobody removed him from the stage. The comedian denies changing his material for anyone and criticizes the current trend of “woke culture.”
Reports claim that Schneider’s set contained raunchy jokes, some targeting Asian individuals. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith reportedly found the material offensive and left the room. The event organizers expressed regret that the entertainment did not meet professional standards.
Allegedly, James Kimmey, the executive director of the Senate Working Group, cut Schneider’s set short because it disregarded a verbal agreement to keep it relatively clean. Despite the controversy, Schneider defended his performance, stating that he earned $50,000 for the gig. The situation highlights the ongoing debate around comedy, political correctness, and artistic expression.
