On the evening he misplaced Fox’s The Masked Singer and spoke to varied information shops in regards to the upcoming one-year anniversary of his spouse’s loss of life, former Dukes of Hazzard actor John Schneider known as for the general public executions of President Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden.
In a since-deleted put up on X/Twitter – screen-captured by many X customers together with Joe Adalian, West Coast Edtior of New York Journal’s Vulture – Schneider responded to a tweet by the president with “Mr. President, I consider you might be responsible of treason and must be public hung [sic). Your son too. Your response is..? Sincerely, John Schneider.”
Fox canceled all press interviews with Schneider this morning following the tweet, we’ve learned, but the actor-singer was interviewed by Fox News and People yesterday about his Masked Singer reveal and the February 21 death from cancer of his wife Alicia Allain Schneider.
Fox declined Deadline’s request for comment today. A rep for Schneider has not yet responded to Deadline.
Schneider, who performed Joe Cocker’s “You Are So Beautiful” and Dobie Gray’s “Drift Away” on Wednesday’s Masked Singer finale, tearfully broke down on the show after his reveal, mentioning, as he had in his “clue” package for the judges, the loss of his wife.
“Well it was actually my beautiful wife who first said she wanted me to be on this show,” he said, bringing judge Ken Jeong to tears. Schneider has said that the year without his wife has been “the lowest point in my life,” and that “becoming the Donut is what I needed to heal from my wife’s passing.”
Although Schneider’s inflammatory X post was soon deleted, an earlier tweet from the conservative actor remained on his site today. In the October 11 post, Schneider wrote, “Can anyone deny that Joe Biden has funded the Hamas barbaric and inhumane attack on Israel? 6 billion in liquidity goes a long way. A long way toward hell. What will American hostages cost this time? Biden has put a price on the head of all Americans traveling abroad.”
