[applause] arnold schwarzenegger 2024. h. >> stephen: this is for you. [cheers and applause] >> arnold: thank you. >> stephen: well, the book is called "be useful: seven tools for life." thank you so much for being here. please come back many times to the ed sullivan. >> arnold: stephen, i love it. i'm not in new york that often but it is wonderful. as i said in my book, sell, sell, sell. >> stephen: the greatest book of all time. it's amazing. the greatest paper of all time. >> arnold: the paper is really strong. you don't have to read it. it reads out loud for you. [laughter] thank you very much. >> stephen: thank you, arnold. that is the book. úthat's the man. it's available tomorrow. arnold schwarzenegger, everybody. we'll be right back with a performance by metric. we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good po

arnold schwarzenegger is here. [ cheering and applause ] you know arnold was our governor during thet writer's strike in 2007. he knew how the handle a strike. he told both sides to get back to the negotiating table or he would crack it with his forehead. and they did. [ laughter ] this one went on for 148 days. and i just want to take a moment to thank our crew, and all the union crews -- [ cheers and applause ] -- for supporting our writers, iatse, the teamsters union, all refused to cross our picket lines. and we owe them for that. thanks largely to them, this is a big win for the little guy, and a big win for the chubby guy and the hairy dude and the girl that doesn't make eye contact and the two potheads in the "star wars" t-shirts that are too small for their bodies and the guy who's too old to have a ponytail and the lady whose cats each have are in own instagram pages. [ laughter ] we call them writers and they're all back to work. thank goodness. [ cheers and applause ] and we hope that the actors and the autoworkers and the health care workers all get the contracts they des

i ♪ >> jimmy: we are back with the one and only arnold schwarzenegger. useful: seven tools for life." why did you write this book? >> to help people become more successful. i've been asked so many times, you know, how did you do this in bodybuilding? how do you do this in acting? how did you come to america? how did you get your visa over here? how did you become successful? how did you become rich? and all those kind of things. i tell myself, people need help. you know, we have in everything that you do, we go skiing, you have a skiing coach and stuff like that. you play soccer, you have a soccer coach. there is very rarely anyone around that is teaching people simple rules, or giving them the tools that they can use to become more successful. and really, because people are frustrated sometimes. they cannot -- they don't know how to move forward, how to get a job that they really like, how to make more money, how to become financially independent, how to become a greater athlete, how to pick a goal, or whatever it is. and so this book gets into all of t

we're talking, of course, about arnold schwarzenegger. schwarzenegger, you will see the bbc has sent along its muscliest correspondent. when you see a body like mine, what do you feel — is it pity, or do you see potential? extraordinary. it's really amazing. and how you can cover it all up with a simple shirt. i think i'm blushing. i can't believe it. yeah, you are, yeah. we're in the very strange situation, because of the actors' strike — we can't talk about your movies. does this mean i have to do your catchphrases today? what's the rules there? you can go and say, "get to the chopper!" you can say, "i'll be back." i'll be back. i'm very happy that i've had a great movie career... ..because one of the rules that i talk about in the book is, don't listen to the naysayers. so when they said to me, "you would never be a comedy star"... twins. ..i said, "i want to be a comedy star — i think i have a sense of humour." my name isjulius, and i'm your twin brother. 0h, obviously. and you speak in the book about lows that you've had, and how you

we're talking, of course, about arnold schwarzenegger.some words of wisdom with our entertainment correspondent colin paterson. arnold schwarzenegger, you will see the bbc has sent along its muscliest correspondent. when you see a body like mine, what do you feel? is it pity, or do you see potential? extraordinary. it's really amazing. and how you can cover it all up with a simple shirt. i think i'm blushing. i can't believe it. yeah, you are, yeah. we're in the very strange situation, because of the actors' strike, we can't talk about your movies. does this mean i have to do your catchphrases today? what's the rules there? you can go and say, "get to the chopper!" you can say, "i'll be back." i'll be back. i'm very happy that i've had a great movie career... ..because one of the rules that i talk about in the book is, don't listen to the naysayers. so when they said to me, "you would never be a comedy star..." twins. ..i said, "i want to be a comedy star. i think i have a sense of humour." my name isjulius, and i'm your twin brother. 0h,

announcer: ladies and gentlemen, arnold schwarzenegger!pion that became a movie star and then the governor of california. let's get to work. but at the age of 76, there is one goal he can't achieve...yet. ifeel like i would make a great president. the problem, he lived in austria until the age of 19, and any us president has to be a natural—born citizen. everything that i've accomplished was because of america, so the only thing that i can't do, which is run for president, i'm not going to complain about that. if the constitution was changed, then schwarzenegger would want to run, but in the meantime, he's been keeping very busy writing be useful, a motivational guide. so many times people read about my successes, but, i mean, on the way to get there, there were tremendous defeats and there were tremendous losses. and even on personal losses, you know — like my marriage, the mistakes that i've made — you have to recognise those mistakes, you have to be responsible for those mistakes. you cannot go and blame someone else for it. take respon

arnold schwarzenegger tells us why he's written a self—help book.ing on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, records fall at the cricket world cup as glenn maxwell smashes australia to a huge win against the netherlands. good evening from jerusalem. the united nations says hospitals and other services in gaza — which is under a blockade by israel — are running out of fuel. the un agency for palestinian refugees says it will have to stop working there tonight — if it doesn't get a fresh supply of fuel. but israel has accused hamas — a designated terror group by the uk government — of stockpiling hundreds of thousands of litres. israel has allowed limited supplies of food, water and medicine in — but charities say vast amounts more are needed. israel's prime minister is due to make a statement around now. this takes place amid a bitter diplomatic row between israel and the un. in a few moments we'll hear live from ourjournalists on the ground — rushdi abualouf who's been in gaza throughout the conflict — and our international editorjeremy bowen, w

arnold schwarzenegger, thank you very much. thank you. 0w, ow, ow! oh, wow.hose, _ you can see the smoke rising. as a result of those, the _ you can see the smoke rising. as a result of those, the health ministry in gaza have said today that almost 6500 people have been killed since the 7th of october, which is when hamas launched its unprecedented attacks in israel, in which 1&00 people were killed. the health ministry have said there have been a significant proportion of that 6500 of children, around a0%, we believe. in the meantime, the uk prime minister has said a ceasefire, which russia is calling for, would only benefit hamas. there will be to un security council votes in the coming hours, one led by the us, which they are pausing to allow for humanitarian aid for, but russia are calling for a full ceasefire. there has been a diplomatic row between israel and the un, and israel have denied a visa for a top un general after the comments by antonio guterres, in which he said the attacks did not happen in a vacuum. stay with us on bbc news. hello there. we

arnold schwarzenegger is constantly reinventing himself. world-famous bodybuilder, iconic action star, and two-term republican governor of california has added a new role to the list, self-help author with a new book, "be useful: seven tools for life." i sat down with schwarzenegger and asked him about the book, his improbable political career and who he'd like to see in the white house. >> governor schwarzenegger, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you. >> i want to read you a passage of your book because one of the things that i found so fascinating about this is that you give very practical advice including how you should think about 24 hours of every day. you write rest is for babies and relaxation is for retired people. why do you think it was so important for you to give this very blunt advice? >> well, because i feel like we have only one life, and we have to go and live this life. it's not a dress rehearsal. it's the real thing, so let's go all out. i just feel like when people say are you going to retire? i say, look, when

right, now more on arnold schwarzenegger.ith advice on how to be successful. he's been sharing some of his life experiences with our entertainment correspondent colin paterson. announcer: ladies and gentlemen, arnold schwarzenegger! _ he was the body—building champion that became a movie star and then the governor of california. let's get to work. but at the age of 76, there is one goal he can't achieve...yet. ifeel like i would make a great president. the problem, he lived in austria until the age of 19, and any us president has to be a natural—born citizen. everything that i've accomplished was because of america, so the only thing that i can't do, which is run for president, i'm not going to complain about that. if the constitution was changed, then schwarzenegger would want to run, but in the meantime, he's been keeping very busy writing be useful, a motivational guide. so many times people read about my successes, but, i mean, on the way to get there, there were tremendous defeats and there were tremendous losses. and ev

i personally would not go for biden or trump, i would go for a colleague of yours, arnold schwarzeneggerwe know he has to that is riddled with arthritis and one that i slept with the terminator, i think he could keep but. >> i will say if you can go with snigger, my connection with the terminator, i've got something for you. trump and nader and leave us against the aliens and ai, we will combine ai with trump. >> cnn is like box showing trump with guns right now, will have china. way to go, agar. >> i thought it was amazing. >> a perfect job. >> i thought amazing dave start in the sequel. that and was in my hood. it's saturday night. i hung out with you in the green room, douglas don't you butter me up now. let's have this talk because this is the story. everybody who works on the government side dropped hints. we know something going on but the theory is, we seen them flying but the can't land? i can't live they can fly here from three bazillion miles away in the can't land. >> i'm obsessed how it created. i want to know -- actually does all that. >> just a teen alien doing doughnuts. >

we're talking, of course, about arnold schwarzenegger.ill see the bbc has sent along its muscliest correspondent to interview you. when you see a body like mine, what do you feel, is it pretty or do you see potential? extraordinary. it's unbelievable. i'm just amazed about your deltoids. my what? and the pectoral muscles. hmm. and the arms, the triceps. the biceps, the brachioradialis. and the abdominals. it's really amazing how you can cover it all up with a simple shirt. i mean if people would just know what is underneath this shirt. it's like unbelievable. really amazing, so i'm glad that they sent you. i think i'm blushing. i can't believe it. yeah, yeah. we are in the very strange situation, because of the actors' strike, we can't talk about your movies. does this mean i have to do your catchphrases today? what's the rules there? you can go and say, "get to the chopper!" you can say, "i'll be back." i'll be back. i'm very happy that i have had a great movie career. i'm very happy that i have done some great action movies and that i w

can you imagine going up to the doctors being like, arnold schwarzenegger has some notes for you. he was doing better, not really talking that much but arnold -- i put out the bat signal and arnold answer his ipad. he was in germany for oktoberfest. electric the time out to do this and he faced times with my dad and gave him a lot of motivation but is used to talking to like body builders, so he's like you've got to do this to get out of the hospital, you got to do this in right out of like i just want a milk shake. [laughter] >> stephen: that's lovely. >> fortune: it meant a lot that he took the time to do that. and i will say that after month of being in the hospital, my dad left the hospital today. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: that's wonderful, that's wonderful! you have -- we both started podcasts the summer. sources called "handsome" which you host with take notaro and mae martin. wonderful, wonderful comedians. whose idea was it to join forces? >> fortune: it was tig's idea. >> stephen: she seems like a ringleader. >> fortune: she is, she's the queen of podcasts we just

as mentioned, former california governor arnold schwarzenegger.you just stick with us for "today in the bay," "meet the press" is on at 8:00 a.m. right after this news cast. >>> coming up in about 30 minutes from now, we'll talk to political analyst larry gerston for our weekly segment. we'll take a look at that new challenger kristen just mentioned, who says he can beat joe biden to become the new democratic nomination for president. >>> speaking of former vice president mike pence has ended his presidential run. he made that unexpected announcement yesterday at the annual republican jewish convention in las vegas. he's been polling in the single digits, making donations difficult. he also failed to meet the requirements to enter the third debate. you can watch that debate right here on nbc bay area on november 8th. lester holt and kristen welker will moderate, along with hugh hewitt of salem radio network. that's november 8th at 5:00 right here on nbc bay area. >>> a celebration of life and culture. we told you about this yesterday in gilroy. th

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arnold schwarzenegger, thank you very much. thank you. ow, ow, ow, ow! laughter. oh, wow.t looked painful. time for a look at the weather. here's christopher blanchett. thank you very much indeed. good afternoon. we start our forecast a little further afield than normal. this is the satellite image of hurricane otis as it made landfall in mexico around the city of acapulco. a category five hurricane, the highest on the scale, the first time we have seen a storm of this strength in the area. likely to bring some potentially catastrophic impact with flooding rains, mudslides and destructive winds, sustained speeds of 165 mph. and certainly a life—threatening storm surge, as well. millions of people could well be affected in acapulco and the nearby state of wetter, as well. closer to home, some heavy rain, especially across southern counties of england. the heavy rain working eastwards. we had an amber warning earlier which has now expired but has led to some fairly significant flooding in places through hampshire and the isle of wight in particular, where we had around three

. >> what is arnold schwarzenegger supposed to do, he is the term term terminator, man. >> arnold schwarzenegger distinction there, but i think it's going to be one of those things where they're saying let's not waste our energy on this. i don't think they're going to be enforcing it. there is some pressure to not wear anything that is too overtly promotionalal. >> let's move on to taylor swift's eras tour. it's changing theater decorum. they're letting people stand up and sing and talk throughout the movie. is that going to be the new way to bring in a theater audience in the age where you can watch a lot of other movies at home on netflix. >> people are saying that the taylor swift experience at a movie theater is a great concert experience. it is not a traditional movie experience. people are not going to killers of the flower moon and yelling and screaming and dancing and singing along. this is very much a thing because this is a concert film. i don't think this is going to impact the way people go to other movies or the way they behave at other movies, and amc theatres is trying to lean int

arnold schwarzenegger revealing his strict parenting style. >> the kids have to make their own bed.me in one time and the bed was was made so elm ma'am could you latly and i looked at it and i said patrick, did you do that? and he said no, i didn't. i opened up the door and mattress and threw it out of the balcony down into the swimming g pool. >> kids all well into adulthood and he believed in chores, janice, over to you. >> janice: hi there. they have put me where the food is and i don't know how i will get through this weather report without putting a french fry in my mouth. my goodness. i love it. thank you so much slim chickens for this wonderful spread. let's take a look at the weather. do you guys love this weather right now? right? [applause] >> janice: they made sure that we had temperatures in the mid 60's. we're going to go up into the 80's here in new york city. 61 right now. humidity 87%. look at the half the country deal with temperatures almost summer like for chicago and new york and atlanta. we're going to hit some records for bangor maine in toward concord and alba

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. >> other california governors have made trips to china, including arnold schwarzenegger. what's the goal here for newsom, aside from politics, but maybe for business? >> well, officially, the idea is to go ahead and see if we can continue the close relationship. we know that governor newsom sets a bar when it comes to climate change. china is far behind. and while the two of them had a nice chat about it today, the fact is china is producing two more coal reactive plants every week. year. that's not exactly climate change. there are lessons to be learned. we do believe that xi jinping will be here in the bay area in a few week, possibly to meet with president biden. maybe again governor newsom and kamala harris. larry, thank you for your time. we'll be back in a moment, check in with jeff ranieri and the forecast as we head toward the weekend. stay with us. my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to

a trip newsom's predecessors, jerry brown and arnold schwarzenegger also took when they were in office. just, you know, opens up to ground. the possibility for our state economically politically. and that's a good thing. still, republicans feel newsom has a different agenda. as i've said. >> i think you and others. governor newsom is running not running for president. the governor is clearly establishing a national profile and this is a natural part of that. >> and the governor is expected to return to california at the end of the month at the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> house republicans are back to square one the night. they still don't have a speaker. and today officially voted to drop. ohio congressman jim jordan from the race. i catherine heenan is in the newsroom with details on this latest chapter in the saga. now, this has been what are going on 3 weeks pending jim jordan last 3 bids for speaker. next time he lost ground today. it all ended for him when he lost a secret ballot with his colleagues telling him he had to give it up. person with john. there's a lot of o

jerry brown and arnold schwarzenegger also travelled to china while in office. the knowledge swap with chinese leaders on reducing air pollution and emissions. >>> we have much more coverage of governor newsom's visit with president xi. larry gerston joins us to talk about how the governor was able to get the face-to-face meeting, and what it means for his political future. >>> president biden welcomed australian prime minister anthony albanese to the white house today. the leaders talked about their work toward shared goals in climate change, technology, and national security. the president described australia as an anchor to peace and prosperity, especially now as china's influence in the pacific grows. >> the alliance between australia and the united states has never been more important than it is today. and we have never been more committed than we have today. >> australians and americans share a rich history, but we always have our eye on the future. we're united by a determination to overcome the challenges that we face, and we share an ambition to seize t

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a trip newsom's predecessors, jerry brown and arnold schwarzenegger also took when they were in office. just, you know, opens up to ground. the possibility for our state economically politically. and that's a good thing. still, republicans feel newsom has a different agenda. as i've said. >> i think you and others. governor newsom is running not running for president. the governor is clearly establishing a national profile and this is a natural part of that. >> and the governor is expected to return to california at the end of the month at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> happening tomorrow, san jose mayor matt mahan is expected to give his first state of the city address since taking office in january. the mayor is expected to address action being taken to improve homelessness, crime and economic investments in the city of san jose. the event will be held at the san jose city college gymnasium at noon. >> san jose city leaders have agreed to convert hundreds of hotel rooms into housing for students at san jose state. the by hilton hotel is selling off its south tower,

. >> both jerry brown and arnold schwarzenegger made the trip during their times in office. brown going on to launch the california china climate institute at uc berkeley. but newsom's visit comes amid years of escalating tensions between the u.s. and china. hiding anything us time. it can agree on this space right? >> when come to the south china sea when comes to pie y you. >> the why ukraine, all we're talking about the middle east. i think that both sides are trying to less fossum kind of come and drop a rumored face-to-face meeting between president biden and the chinese president at next month's apex summit in san francisco. >> could help ease those tensions. i think that our kids eyes on both sides to meet. but then i don't think they're ready announce china's top diplomat will arrive in washington on thursday for a three-day visit. he's expected to hold talks with secretary of state antony blinken. >> on several issues, including the 2 wars happening in the middle east and in ukraine in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the

arnold schwarzenegger went to iraq and in the '70s then governor ronald reagan flew to vietnam. back in the capitol, a rally to call for an immediate end to the violence with the israeli military preparing for an imminent ground invasion of gaza. palestinian supporters want a ceasefire. >> today we come together as a community had at a very symbolic location, the most important capital of the most important state in the most powerful country to pray and reflect and stand up to the lies that were perpetuated inside and outside of this building in the past week. >> in san francisco demonstrators painted this on seventh street outside of the federal building. this is the same group that chained themselves to the building yesterday. they're calling out the president and representative nancy pelosi asking them to sign a resolution calling for a ceasefire now. in gaza a growing humanitarian crisis, more than 200 aid trucks are at the border of egypt and the gaza strip full of food, water, and medicine. the crossing has been closed for almost two weeks. the u.n. secretary general visit

of those two statewide candidates, arnold schwarzenegger has been a thorn in the side of the republican party over the last several years. and the other candidate, the other incumbent actually changed parties. steve poizner is now an independent. so not a lot on the statewide side. stage for republicans in california right now. but if, as an example , steve garvey were to be the nominee and he was able to convert a lot of independent voters, a lot of voters that remember his celebrity, it could make it more competitive of a race than any other republicans running right now in the senate contest. i can't even name another republican that's running in the contest right now. >> right? right okay. so he said he would run a common sense campaign. what might that look like for a republican in terms of issues? and based on your polling, what might play? well >> well, he says he's going to run a common sense campaign as an example, he said that he's pro-life, but that he wouldn't in the senate vote for bills that would restrict abortion access because he respects the viewpoints of californians.

be here and several california governors have visited china governor jerry brown, governor arnold schwarzenegger. >> economic experts say california and china have had strong ties when it comes to trade and investment. in the newsroom. suzanne phan abc7 news. >> all right, suzanne, thank you. we turn now to the latest on the israel-hamas war. the israeli defense forces say they've carried out wide scale strikes in the gaza strip over the past 24 hours. the us is urging israel to delay a planned ground invasion into gaza to allow more time for negotiations to get hostages released. today, the house of representatives passed a resolution defending israel and condemning hamas. meanwhile the dueling resolutions from the us and russia failed at the un. >> and today, across the country, students walked out of college campuses calling for a cease fire in gaza. among other demands. and here in the bay area, hundred showed up at uc berkeley for a rally and a teach in. abc7 news reporter anser hassan was there and is live with the story. unser dan, good evening. >> that's right. hundreds made it out to sp

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remember those arnold schwarzenegger adverts?ot and that was encourage people come was to encourage people to come fonnard to claim through the fca's but but that fca's scheme. but but but that that was a peculiar scheme because it didn't really give people back everything that they'd lost been the they'd lost or been charged. the fca that was fca proposed that there was a tipping between fairness tipping point between fairness and tipping and unfairness. the tipping point if paid 80% point was 50. so if you paid 80% commission, got 30% back. commission, you got 30% back. >> this was was banks >> and this was this was banks building societies, credit card companies . store card operators companies. store card operators , anyone who's giving people loans , consumer loans was pretty loans, consumer loans was pretty well charging ppi because it was such a beanfeast it was good for the people who sold it. >> it's good the banks and >> it's good for the banks and they made a lot of money. and even been terribly even now it's been terr

all of us, we appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel, arnold schwarzenegger, have a great nightul weekend >> jimmy: and the thing is, the strike has been going on so long, i just don't know if i'll be back. >> you'll be back. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you always say that. >> you always will be back. >> jimmy: but when?

tonight, the show is hosting arnold schwarzenegger with musical guest jason isbell, ketch jimmy kimmel live here on abc seven, right after us at 11. all right. for now, though, we want to get a check on the weather with abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya. yeah, get ready for the heat this week. >> so we do have a heat alert for you. temperatures will be soaring. we're talking about increase fire danger as we track october heat and a moderate risk of heat illness. so definitely stay hydrated and keep cool. here's what's going to bring us the hot weather. it's an area of high pressure that is starting to build as the area of low pressure that brought us the showers on saturday has moved on with this ridge of high pressure. we'll see those downslope winds and that will bring hot weather to the bay area. inland areas will be in the 90s 70 to 80s along the coast. this is wednesday as we head into thursday. even hotter weather in our inland communities into the mid 90s going into friday. and it is going to be a warm one. even near the coast. the other thing that we are conce

tonight, the show is hosting arnold schwarzenegger with musical guest jason isbell, ketch jimmy kimmel live here on abc seven, right after us at 11. all right. for now, though, we want to get a check on the weather with abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya. yeah, get ready for the heat this week. >> so we do have a heat alert for you. temperatures will be soaring. we're talking about increase fire danger as we track october heat and a moderate risk of heat illness. so definitely stay hydrated and keep cool. here's what's going to bring us the hot weather. it's an area of high pressure that is starting to build as the area of low pressure that brought us the showers on saturday has moved on with this ridge of high pressure. we'll see those downslope winds and that will bring hot weather to the bay area. inland areas will be in the 90s 70 to 80s along the coast. this is wednesday as we head into thursday. even hotter weather in our inland communities into the mid 90s going into friday. and it is going to be a warm one. even near the coast. the other thing that we are conce

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arnold schwarzenegger, one of the country's most famous immigrants told the ladies of the view bordericy has to change. watch. >> i believe strongly in having a border no one can get through. that's number one for me. number 2 it is important we have visas available for people to work in the united states so they don't have to work illegally. we need the workers here, it is a stupid system that is set up to commit a crime, the system is set up to do something illegally. ashley: he emphasized terrorism concerns and warning of a danger when it comes to drug cartels, schwarzenegger also said he would have run for president if allowed to run because he's not a natural born citizen. stuart: neither are you and neither am i and that is the way it is. next case, after two days of silence president biden will address the country on the war in israel. the chair of the house foreign affairs committee will tell us what he wants to hear from the president. new scrutiny around biden's special envoy to iran and this is happening with classified documents which one congressman said this could be one

. >> arnold schwarzenegger. >> is he german? >> can you speak a little german for me. >> oh ya.gutentag. >> at least that's not the first one out. what politicians you think could use a couple extra drinks? >> obama. >> eric adams has had enough drinks but he needs something. >> i found my purpose. >> is a person a politician? >> yes. >> if he gets a little bit more drinks i think he's going to be sleeping a bit longer. desantis needs to loosen up. he's a bit too up tight. >> if you want to pick two people in america that should come together and get drunk. >> justin bieber lady gaga, mitch mcconnell and joe biden. >> travis kelce might get jealous. >> let me get a hand in the air. >> who would you have a beer with donald trump or joe biden? >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> i would have ice cream with joe biden upstairs. >> i have a whole refrigerator full upstairs. >> you're going to be on "jesse watters primetime." what do you want to tell yes any. >> jesse, i have no idea who you are but you sound like a lot of fun. >> do you get fox news in germany? >> i don't think so.

arnold schwarzenegger thinks your kid is a wimp. >> joe biden took a big fat victory lap this morganfter the good jobs report. >> good news today. this morgan we learned the economy created 336,000 jobs in september alone. it's no accident. bidenomics is growing the economy from the middle out bottom up, not the top down. >> the media called it stunning. it's a scandal. the biden administration cherry picking and double counting the numbers. ready? it's not what it seems. 20 percent are government jobs so we are just paying their salaries and nearly half of all jobs are part-time jobs. which means biden's double dipping and be double counting. if you work part-time at burger king and wendy's joe biden counts you twice, two jobs. and a third of the jobs 96,000 are in leisure and hospitality bartenders hostesses, waitresses, not real careers. what about full-time salary jobs? we lost 22,000 of them. not a time for celebration joe. this is a straight up scandal. brian is the cohost of the big money show. how do they get away with it? >> nobody in the financial press outside of fox busin

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