Jamie Kennedy has expressed strong opinions on what he considers hypocrisy in America today. In a recent episode of his podcast, “Hate to Break It to Ya,” the actor voiced his thoughts on current events, focusing on the Fauci hearings and ongoing discussions regarding the COVID-19 pandemic’s enduring effects.

During his podcast, Kennedy commented on the public’s reaction to the pandemic, critiquing what he sees as people being “beyond brainwashed.” He emphasized the divisiveness in political dialogue, noting that he’s been labeled a “maggot” for supporting certain Republican actions, despite not having voted.

“I’ve never seen this in the history of our race of human beings,” he stated. “If I like something a Republican does or Trump does, they don’t just call me MAGA, they call me a maggot.”

While Kennedy acknowledges he typically leans right, he also supports some liberal policies. Yet, when he agrees with Trump on specific issues, such as border security, he faces derogatory labels.

The “Scream” star describes himself as “open-minded,” criticizing those on the left for having “no leniency.” He questions claims of inclusion from these individuals when they exclude conservative perspectives.

“How can you say that you’re the party of inclusion when you don’t include us?” he asked. “All we want is to discuss ideas, explore different viewpoints, and see what resonates. But people don’t want you to investigate their beliefs. They quickly box you in.”

Kennedy also shared his experience performing a comedy set to support a bar struggling under lockdown restrictions. The event nearly faced shutdowns, while a nearby television shoot continued without issues due to state sanctioning. He attributes such inconsistencies to hypocrisy.

“That’s the hypocrisy,” he complained. “A female, family-owned business, probably very left-leaning… and you’ve turned them into me. And you know what you think I am.”

On the differences between political leanings, Kennedy remarked that right-leaning individuals, when expressing hateful views, generally stand by them. In contrast, he described some leftists as having a facade of inclusion yet behaving punitively when challenged.

“If you’re a wild leftist, your whole thing is inclusion,” he argued, “but once you don’t get what you want, you become a ‘gremlin-possessed demon.'”

He criticized those on the left as being “nothing but air” and “not genuine.” To illustrate, he referenced the murder of Charlie Kirk, condemning those who appeared pleased by the event as “beyond sick.”

“These are the people who want all the inclusion and say we aren’t,” he added. “We just know their hypocrisy. They want what they want and, if not, they destroy everything.”

In his closing remarks, Kennedy mentioned what he perceives as the “cult of closed-mindedness,” highlighting his disdain for a lack of open discussion.

Emily Trainham, an entertainment editor for Fox News Digital, contributed to this article.