Schulz Saves America

I've watched all his YouTube videos over the past few months and this is more of the same which is to say more good stuff. To be fair I am a middle Of the road guy who doesn't understand or like the extremes on both sides so I am biased as he and I seem to think alike. Aside from the political points it is really funny and the cut a ways they use are great. Makes you laugh and hopefully you go in with an open mind and if so it'll make you think too

Over the last few weeks I've being made aware of Schulz and he quickly became my favourite comedian with his Facebook and YouTube videos. This special is a form similar to one he does on Facebook and it's really good. Definitely a good watch.

I understand how people can see issues with his break neck speed of delivery and the format which from not knowing of him preciously seems daunting, but each to their own I guess. It definitely helps to see his videos of his stand up and definitely his Facebook videos of the same style to know what you're getting into.

I'm not American, so all US-internal trouble is a bit of a poke-the-bear fun to me (especially at work, employed in "global"=US-based corporation). But I do try to keep fresh with US-affairs, mostly by watching some sort of "comedian take on ...". For years I watched John Oliver for that, but now he became less of a comedian, more of a whiny little b*. He's totally one-sided now, and not at all funny (pity). Must be his renounce of his British passport (name one better comedy than Monty Python, I dare you). This guy - Schulz doesn't pull punches. He tells it like it is, not like CNNs (or Foxes) of this world tell you. He mocks both sides evenly. Refreshing. And does this with a speed of belt-fed machine gun - if you're not a native-speaker, get your subtitles and "pause" button ready. He does it like Oliver did 5+ years ago, before he ... softened up. Kudos! Truly entertaining (and all the Kardashian mentions! :)

Yes, it's extreme rapid fire, scripted, and nothing like a regular stand up special. Still, it's a better format than Kevin Hart's latest attempt, and if wanted more of that eletist garbage...mk.

I'm not usually a bug fan of news cycle humor, but the pace at which Schultz weaves together headlines and social issues from 2020, the most constant and divisive news cycle of the century, is very impressive and poignant. He illustrates the sensationalism and hypocrisy that has our nation on the brink of civil war as of December 2020, and if enough of the radicalized nutjobs could see this and take it to heart, we could get back to a baseline of tempered discourse, and it might actually...save America.

Schulz does an amazing job giving a rational, centrist view of political events with some great jokes too. It's not hilarious, but is fast and intriguing and tells the politcal right and left exactly what needs to be said right now.