
Rob Schneider: Bring Back Military Draft for Unity
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Actor Rob Schneider advocates for a military draft, proposing two years of service for all eighteen-year-old Americans, either abroad or domestically. He believes this would foster unity, instill patriotism, and deter politicians from hasty military actions. This comes as the US engages in its fifth week of conflict with Iran, with mixed signals from both sides about ongoing negotiations.
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Rob Schneider: Bring Back Military Draft for Unity. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00It's March 30, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today. Your AI-powered entertainment report, actor Rob Schneider is calling for the return of the military draft, saying every 18-year-old American should serve two years either overseas, or helping at home. This comes as the U.S. hits its fifth week at war with Iran, where President Trump talks up progress and talks, but Iranian leaders say no such. Conversations are happening. Schneider, who has no military background himself, argues it would build unity across races and beliefs, reminding folks of the freedoms they enjoy, and the sacrifices made for them. He points out many countries already make young people serve, and the U.S. lasted a full draft back in 1972 during Vietnam, though. Guys, 18-25 still have to register today. Beyond a stronger army ready for disasters or fights, Schneider says it would get kids in shape for life. Each real patriotism over campus gripes, and make politicians pause before rushing into
1:02wars. In a divided time, that's a bold push to recommit as one nation.
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