Hollywood conservative John Ratzenberger, best known for starring in the long-running Cheers, appeared on Fox News, Friday, to blast liberal elitists who look down on those without college degrees. Your World anchor Neil Cavuto referenced Scott Walker and noted, "He didn't finish college. So, he doesn't have that prestigious degree. He could be up against an Ivy Leaguer like Hillary Clinton."

Ratzenberger zinged, "You know Ivy Leaguers and I know Ivy Leaguers. And I tell you, those are not the people whose houses you rush to after an earthquake." The actor mocked, "It's not like, 'he's got an MBA from Harvard. He'll know what to do!'"

Speaking of people like Governor Walker, Ratzenberger, who has also provided voice talent for the Toy Story films, added, "You want people to be capable, regardless of where they went to college."

Asked how he survived in Hollywood so long, the celebrity explained, "I got scars."

Ratzenberger appeared to promote Foundation for America, an organization that is championing shop classes and other education for the trade industry. He explained:

JOHN RATZENBERGER: There's a lot of jobs in manufacturing right now, a lot of jobs going in construction, that there's nobody to fill them because we neglected to teach our children how to use tools, and we have denigrated the image of manufacturing.

A partial transcript is below:



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2/20/15