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Comedian Andrew Schulz emphasized that Americans have decisively rejected wokeness in the wake of Donald Trump’s significant win in the 2024 election. In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, Schulz shared his insights on the current political climate and the implications of the election results.
Schulz confidently stated that the political landscape has shifted, as Trump campaigned on an explicitly anti-woke platform. His assertion reflects a broader sentiment among many voters.
Schulz said, “I think that now that the pendulum has swung, we’re past wokeness. Wokeness is done. We’ve moved on. The country has spoken loud and clear. Unanimous victory for Trump. He ran on anti-woke.”
Known for his engaging stand-up routines and impactful podcasts, Schulz has established a considerable following. Co-hosting ‘The Brilliant Idiots’ alongside Charlamagne Tha God, he has made a name for himself with successful Netflix comedy specials and a robust presence on social media, boasting over 4.4 million followers on Instagram.
Schulz’s critique of wokeness extended to the strategies that characterized the recent election. He pointed out that the most effective advertisement campaign focused heavily on anti-woke sentiments. Schulz remarked, “The most successful ad was, you know, ‘Trump is for me and you, Kamala is for they/them.’ The most successful ad was vote against wokeness. Right? In many ways, the election’s outcome hinged on opinions regarding wokeness. Many voters felt we were moving too far in that direction.”
The phrase “Kamala is for they/them, Donald Trump is for you” resonated with a significant number of American families throughout the electoral campaign. Initiated in September 2024, this slogan appeared across various Trump campaign advertisements, not only amplifying his message but also influencing candidates further down the Republican ticket. Political analysts have praised it as one of the most impactful campaign slogans of the entire election cycle.
According to Schulz, the clear rejection of wokeness by American voters during this election signals a turning point. He believes discussions surrounding this ideology no longer hold relevance, as the sentiment is well-established. Schulz stated, “Now that that’s been solved, we don’t need to argue about it anymore. We already know how America feels. You can critique wokeness without facing opposition, because the majority of the country has expressed their disbelief in it.”
As discussions about woke ideology increasingly infiltrate educational systems, Schulz shared his thoughts on addressing these issues with his daughter. He emphasized the importance of ensuring children receive a balanced perspective. While he and his wife aim to instill their values, they also recognize the need for their daughter to encounter a variety of viewpoints.
“It’s crucial for my child to learn about woke concepts, while also understanding our perspectives. This balance will help her think critically,” explained Schulz. He highlighted that many children grow up surrounded by echo chambers, whether conservative or liberal, which can leave them unprepared for diverse opinions. Schulz articulated that such isolation can lead to confusion when confronting differing beliefs.
In expanding on this theme, Schulz emphasized the necessity of engaging in thoughtful debate. He explained, “The only way to sharpen your sword is by having conversations with those who disagree with you. Often, you realize how weak your arguments might be through these interactions. It fosters a respectful and challenging discourse, which is essential in our current climate.”
The comedian expressed confidence in his daughter’s ability to navigate educational settings, even those influenced by woke ideologies. Schulz reassured that he would be present in her life, guiding her through various challenges.
Schulz is set to appear on Fox News’ The Will Cain Show on Monday at 4 PM (EST). His latest comedy special, titled “Life,” debuted on Netflix on March 4, showcasing his talent and ability to connect with audiences on various cultural issues.
This article features contributions from Fox News reporters Jackson Thompson, Kayla Bailey, Nik Lanum, and Laura Carrione.