John Schneider is defending the flag against those who would tear it down."There are people who are saying that our flag is a divisive symbol," the "Dukes of Hazzard" star told Fox News Digital."People who are saying that they go into neighborhoods where there's a lot of American flags and somehow they feel unsafe.
These are the same people who a couple of months ago took down the neighborhood watch signs because they thought that that indicated that the neighborhood was unsafe.These people are out of their minds."He noted that the neighborhood watch is "neighborhood policing, and I love the police.
They're policing their own neighborhood and saying, ‘Look, don't bring that stuff to our neighborhood.And if you do, we'll meet you.
We'll meet at the border.’"'THE VIEW' CO-HOST SUNNY HOSTIN LAMENTS 'I SUDDENLY FEEL UNSAFE' IN NEIGHBORHOODS WITH AMERICAN FLAGSJohn Schneider performing in May.(Getty Images for Unbridled Eve)Schneider continued, "So, we live in very interesting times, my friend.
Very, very interesting times.But we're going to get through it.
We're going get through it as long as we have patriots, as long as we have folks who are not afraid to tell --- I believe it's the truth, but I'll give some of them the benefit of the doubt.People who are willing to tell their truth, openly, unabashedly, unapologetically, like you, right, I hope like me, and we'll get through it."The beloved TV and country music star, who starred on "The Dukes of Hazzard," "Smallville," "Tyler Perry’s The Have and Have Not’s" and co-founder of The Children’s Miracle Network, did a 45-minute concert to help celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary on the Freedom Stage in Washington, D.C.
as part of the Great American State Fair.WATCH HERE: JOHN SCHNEIDER DEFENDS AMERICAN FLAG AGAINST DETRACTORS"It's an honor because we're here in D.C., and we were asked by the present administration, so that's really terrific, so I'm jazzed about it," the 66-year-old said about being ask...