The forthcoming program will feature an all-female panel, with a primary focus on humor and entertainment, rather than the shaming and divisiveness that Schneider believes characterizes The View. The comedian sees a gap in the market for a more light-hearted and unifying alternative, with the show's production set to commence prior to the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump in January 2025.
According to The Post Millennial, Schneider shared his vision for the new venture on Fox News at Night, stating, "'No apologies Media,' my new company, we're going to do an all-ladies talk show that won't be like 'The View.' It will be the opposite because this will be entertaining. It'll be funny." The comedian went on to describe the show's format, which will feature "funny women" sharing jokes and stories, as well as discussing health and wellness. The show will also include "household names" from across America, promising an entertaining and inclusive experience for viewers.
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Schneider was emphatic about the show's commitment to entertainment, distancing it from the divisive politics of The View, which he believes audiences have grown weary of. "We're going to have an entertaining show with people — from all over America. We're not just trying to bring people who are angry and bitter and reinforcing their political echo chamber," Schneider explained.
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Over recent years, Schneider has become one of Hollywood's most outspoken advocates for free speech and constitutional principles. His latest book, "You Can Do It!," named after his famous catchphrase from the film Happy Gilmore, encourages Americans to exercise their First Amendment rights and voice their opinions without fear.
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In a conversation with Fox News Digital following his book launch in September, Schneider urged, "Now's the time to stand up. Now's the time for courage. I mean, this government and our freedoms require something - eternal vigilance. Or, we'll lose it." This sentiment underscores Schneider's commitment to individual freedom and limited government, core tenets of conservative values, which will likely be reflected in his upcoming show.
