was a swimming captain. >>> and to that vacation moment making headlines tonight involving arnold schwarzeneggerst listen to the terminator when the elephant comes charging at him. >> he's going to charge us. >> just -- >> arnold, of course, in that jeep there, getting a bittn nervo nervous, as well all would, as the bull elephants gets closer. when the bull guns to charge, well, even arnold schwarzenegger says, get me out of here. >>> when we come back here on a tuesday night, the young woman who made national headlines after a shark attack, and just wait until you see what he's accomplished tonight. she is america strong. back in a moment. when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared tomorrow. prudential. bring your challenges. d

arnold schwarzenegger, be one-on-one, on the state of the republican party in the age of trump. >>> and joining me for insight and analysis are robert costa, kellyanne conway. gerald seib and neera tanden, president of the liberal think tank, center for american progress. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning on this memorial day weekend. in a moment we'll bring you my interview with bernie sanders. this holiday weekend, we pause to take a look at this head-scratching presidential race. let's admit up front, every year some people are upset with the major party choices they have for president. and it's always this hold your nose business, lesser two of evils. and we push through it. but how did we get here? how did we get to the point, where on one side, hillary clinton would be the most unpopular nominee in history, if not for the fact that donald trump is even more unpopular? there are many possible answers to that question. but it's undeniable that this week both candidates seem to

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arnold schwarzenegger served as the governor of california from 2003 to 2011 and joins me now. enegger, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you, chuck. it's wonderful to be back. >> you know, this has been a year for outsider candidates. it's obviously something you're familiar with. many people have made some comparisons of your candidacy in 2003 and donald trump's today. what similarities do you see, and what are the differences? >> well, i think that, you know, i don't really study that much, you know, what is the difference between donald trump and my candidacy. i study much more the field polls and schwarzenegger polls that we have just done about what do the people really think, and what is the main interest in the people's minds when they -- when we have our election now on june. so that is -- june 7th. this is really my interest. and this is why we did the polls, and this is why we really came up with this wonderful study. and they were quite interesting. i think when you look at it, there are important things that come out of -- 69% of the people want our politic

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arnold schwarzenegger, eli in muscat, but what i subscribe to i have to tell you i have never been disappointed. the country where anything is possible in it is doable anybody can rise above the secret -- the circumstances to achieve whatever it is they want with the pitiful zero principal with the right thing with political correctness is behind every single problem in america today. talk about diminished america on the world stage, the police have to wear their own handcuffs of aristocrat -- even what islam that is rampaging throughout the world of those so i think there is no greater moral of parity and to crush this ideology of intellectual tyranny that is anti-american >> and white privilege eating and different genders. >> but they want to bully us into silence. americas sauries ben about positive and indigent -- the division and the. i can see what it is done for england and to their countries and our country's high you cannot even looking at somebody the runway. unfortunately but with this cultural totalitarian, a hit but we want america to remain the best nation with the read those in

arnold schwarzenegger, be one-on-one, on the state of the republican party in the age of trump. >>> and joining me for insight and analysis are robert costa, kellyanne conway. gerald seib and near candidate, president of the liberal think tank, center for american progress. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning on this memorial day weekend. this holiday weekend, we pause to take a look at this head-scratching presidential race. let's admit up front, every year some people are upset with the major party choices they have for president. and it's always this hold your nose us evils. and we push through it. but how did we get here? how did we get to the point, where on one side, hillary clinton would be the most unpopular nominee in history, if not for the fact that donald trump is even more unpopular? there are many possible answers to that question. but it's undeniable this week both candidates seem to be doing whatever they could to make matters even worse. and while we're all asking wh

b, joan rivers, c, arnold schwarzenegger, d, rudy giuliani. >> schwarzenegger? >> that is incorrect. joan rivers was the answer. >> wow! >> that's right. whose 1987 supreme court nomination was the last to be rejected by a vote -- brianna? >> robert bork. >> that is correct. >> in 1984, who was the first female athlete to be pictured on the front of a wheat ties back? >> mary lou retton. >> that is correct. in 1983, a woman had her leg broken and four others were injured when a thousand people rushed into a department store to buy what? >> wedding dresses? >> no, that is incorrect. not even on the list. >> cabbage patch dolls? >> that is correct. cabbage patch dolls. were you a big cabbage patch -- >> i used to buy my nieces cabbage patch -- >> huh-uh. yeah right. in 1987, after network standards relaxed, the first tv ad aired using live models -- >> robin? >> brazier. >> that is correct. >> what was the -- >> bra! >> using live models to sell what? and the answer was bras. and according to the new york times, nbc said they would only air the advertisements duri

in 2011 we asked her about the recent news that arnold schwarzenegger had an affair with the family housekeeper. >> what would you have said? if you ever found out anything like that with ozzy. >> spinning round. that's where it would be and i would make her clean it up. >> o skrks do not go to sleep if sharon comes back in the house. how about this a cheating rumor? was katy perry's man orlando bloom caught making on camera with selena gomez? it tops tonight's know and tell. >> so these picks look very suspect. a private booth in vegas. her face against his. arms around each other and we're not sure what is going on in this one but seems like someone can't keep his hands to himself. ♪ >> selena hit up the night club after kicking off her revival tour blo there celebrating a friend's bachelor party. he kale to say hi and there was leg touching going on but one saw any kissing and they definitely d leave together. where was katy p not in vegas. she hit up renaissance in vegas with friends. so have kabloom gone ka probably not. we're told they're just close friends. >> now ryan gosling's baby sur

unless you have a republican that has name identification that arnold schwarzenegger had, you will always added disadvantage as a republican. democrats invariably are greater in number, sometimes 3 to 1, and almost andrew distant -- in almost every district.>> this is completely unusual because all the democrat had to do in the past was to win the democratic primary, and that is skewered to the left side in the state of california, repeatedly. in the general, you could win, and now there is a chance that democrats could be saying how many republican votes can i get, making for a change. >> i think that is exactly where mr. john chong is talking about running for governor, and i think for republicans, if it is chong, he will start off with a greater shot at getting into the republicans.>> and you understand that when the republicans put this together into gears of arnold schwarzenegger, they thought they would have the potential the advantage, and now they have to brace themselves for a democratic onslaught in every election. my guess is it will not be long before go back to pure partisan

bernie sanders interview on "meet the press" this morning, chuck todd will also sit down with arnold schwarzenegger. it will all be here at 10:30 on nbc 10. >> is rio ready for the zika virus. some say the olympics need to be delayed. how health leaders are responding to the possible threat. >>> is the start of a new holiday. in honor of the memorial day holiday last night's performance was free and thousands of veterans, active military members and philadelphia police officers and firefighters. sounds pretty good, the pops treated the audience to a night of patriotic music. and glenn hurricane schwartz was the mc for the evening. our parent company are proud sponsors of the memorial salute. make sure you tap the nbc app to learn about last nice's event. >> the world health organization insist there's is no need for the rio olympics about concerns over the zika virus outbreak. the response comes after 150 medical experts urge that the games be delayed or moved in the name of public health. the infections keep rising. the worry as hundreds of thousands of people travel to brazil could spread up that

chuck will talk to former california governor arnold schwarzenegger.ary now just over a week away. >>> a federal judge is ordering the release of trump university documents by thursday. part of a class-action lawsuit against the now-defunct real estate school owned by donald trump. the judge made the order friday in response to a request by the "washington post." trump university has been cited in several political ads during the primary campaign. trump's lawyers denied any wrongdoing. >>> sunglasses right now, yeah. later on, maybe not so much. you might need the umbrella. tom is tracking when showers will be in your neighborhood. >>> meanwhile, slamming other parts of our country. look at this. cars left under water as floodwaters reach hundreds of morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment >>> fire officials in montgomery county spent more than seven hours working to fix a propane tank leak. it's happening in the 9800 block of herrmeridian road in potomac. the tank is 100 pounds. we're looking at

chuck todd will speak with bernie sanders and also arnold schwarzenegger. it all coming your way in just a few minutes at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> up next, chase utley burns the mets. how new york tried to settle a score, but instead lost their pitcher, manager, and the game. spent more than 30 years in the public schools. we're retired, but we like to stay involved. you think he's going to learn to fly? we're just as busy now as in our teaching days. the same goes for a lot of the retired educators we know. let me see you all flap your wings, like you're penguins learning to fly. teaching is all about building relationships. and that never goes away. because once a teacher, always a teacher. we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >> to right field, back at the wall, a grand slam. unbelievable. he has homers twice. >> chase utley may no longer be a philly, but he continues to beat up on the mets. that grand slam was the second of two homers for utley against new york last night. mets fans have been booing utley for some time

times came out with a hit piece against arnold schwarzenegger, akin to what "the new york times" did to donald trump. they had ads that looked very similar to this talking about his relationship with women, and arnold schwarzenegger went on to win the election. it was an angry electorate looking for an outsider. as we've seen time and time again, that's what's going on this election cycle. this ad would work against a ted cruz or a jeb bush. i don't think it hurts donald trump's numbers after people see this ad. everybody knows that he had a scuffle with megyn kelly. everyone knows he called rosie o'donnell fat. they're not breaking new ground and the hillary clinton campaign is a strategic error they're continuing to repeat. that is this. they could hit the fastball and they're ready to hit the fastball but donald trump is a curve ball and they don't know how to hit the curve ball or how to successfully launch attack against donald trump the same way ted cruz or jeb bush couldn't do it. >> that's a great jumping off point for rory never trumper. hillary clinton has been doing the sa

and chuck will also arnold schwarzenegger.e will weigh in the on the california primary which again is just over a week away. >>> let's take a live look outside. look at that blue skies, a little bit of clouds. maybe the sunglasses right now, but you might need the umbrella later on. tom is tracking when showers will be in your neighborod. >>> and take a look, these cars left under war as floodwaters reach hundreds of homes and businesses in other parts of the country. >>> a child falls into a gorilla pit. howoo z amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. plus 36-month financing. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. >>> fire officials in montgomery county have spent more than seven showers work to ing to fi r propane tank leak. you're looking at videos from the hazmat crew performing what they are calling a flare off operation.

because i look at arnold schwarzenegger. look at all the things about arnold.harlie: similar in terms of -- mark: lots of things. he said offensive things about women, seemed unqualified. had extraordinary appeal because of a variety of traits, that donald trump shares. strength, celebrity, success. is, you one difference never said arnold schwarzenegger is one of the best politicians you have ever seen. you have said that about donald trump. in fact, you said he second only to bill clinton. in your judgment of the skills of a master politician, first-time candidate -- master politician. mark: first-time candidate, just running, a tiny staff, wins the republican nomination? i talked to one of the smartest republicans i know today and i said, where do you rank that achievement in our carriers? -- careers? he agreed with me. with the possible exception of barack obama's fundraising, that was the most remarkable thing that has happened. charlie: winning the nomination was the most remarkable thing you have seen? mark: and that he became the republican nominee. it

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never mind your experience, prop 187, arnold schwarzenegger, all those things. it seems we were told california is ungovernable. now after going through all of this mess, everybody's like, okay, maybe we should let the state govern itself, rather than trying to do this by referendum. is that what america's got to go through? everything you went through for 20 years before we'll finally sort of trust government again? >> well, i can only speak for california, and california has the benefit and the burden of the process. which means, people can pass a law anytime and enough signatures can put that on the ballot and folks will vote for it. so the combination of having jerry brown, who is now a wise old statesman, with a lot of accumulated experience, and some helpful actions by the legislature, for example, they passed an initiative a few years ago that said if the budget is late, the legislature fe urure day's pay for every day it's been late. it's never been late. it's phenomenal. but trust me, the budget will be on time for all eternity. >> it is interesting som

. >> i, arnold schwarzenegger -- >> reporter: when actor-turned-governor arnold schwarzenegger thoughte state could save some money by going back to the original simpler bridge. >> he had the entire thing stopped. everybody started pulling their hair out. screaming, yelling. and we had to go through all of it all over again. >> reporter: in the end the elaborate design survived. all governor schwarzenegger managed to do was hold construction up for another year. and it cost maybe what? >> most people say in the neighborhood of $1 billion extra because of that. >> the earthquake happened in 1989. we are now in the mid 2000s. and we still don't have a bridge. >> reporter: in 2005, the state legislature picked this man, steve henninger as the de facto head of a new agency in charge of the new bridge. his orders -- finish the job without wasting any more time or money. >> the saddest part of the story in many ways. in one of the most union friendly states in the country the decision was made, let's bypass american workers. >> all we have to do is go to china. china is booming. china builds

see a lot of drift and uncertainty in his administration just as we saw in california with arnold schwarzenegger. he needed a script. he was very good at performing but he didn't know what he was supposed to say or her back as a politician once he was in office and i fear the same would be true of donald trump is fascinating in their pursuit of office but once he's got it, i wondered if hwonder if he will d if he would fail the test of seriousness that obviously any president has to pass. >> booktv is here at the claremont mckenna college. what is the setup of your? there's several different colleges that are interrelated; how to support? >> articles of confederation. this is not the constitution this is the articles of confederation. confederation. this five independent undergraduate schools and two graduate schools each one second campuses and they are linked together as a kind of permanent league of friendship and so each has its own faculty and administration and supported its own fundraising responsibility. we share in common a library which is about the size of dartmouth library and we sha

bernie sanders, amend former california governor arnold schwarzenegger weighing in on the election and candidates try to round up votes in california. >>> can you spot a fake i.d. from the real thing? new cards forcing officers and bar owners to take a second look. >>> fire up the grill, but watch out. okay? a new study revealing whether mom or dad is more likely to get burned, and who >>> my gosh. snoop . >>> that's incredible dashcam video to look at there. a close call for an officer in new jersey trying to move a fallen branch from the middle of the road when that tree comes tumbling down on friday. you can see, the officer started runni a falling branches knocking him to the ground. the tree weighs about 2 tons. police say he did break his wrist, lots of scratches but is expected to be okay. >> so, so lucky. >>> looks like the petersburg national battlefield was looted. the national park service saying that several excavations were found at the civil war battlefield last week. officials say the thieves were probably looking for relics. the incident is under investigation now. >> a

also former california governor arnold schwarzenegger weigh ing on the election as candidates try to wrap up votes there. >>> a question, a challenge. can you spot a fake d. the new cards forcing officers and bar owners to take a new look. >>> and revealing whether mom or dad is likely to get burned, and who craves compliments more? an >>> my gosh. did you see that there? a very close call for an officer. this is out of new jersey. trying to move a fallen branch from the middle of the road when that tree comes tumbling down on friday. the officer started running and then the tree branch nearly knocked him down a little bit. the tree weighs about 2 tons. police say he did break his wrist, lots of scratches but is okay. took a tumble there. >> scary. >>> well, here is something that you don't hear of every day. it looks like the petersburg national battlefield was looted. the national park service that several excavations were found at the civil war battlefield last week. officials believe that the thieves were probably looking for relics. the incident is under investigation. >>> so th

that's why arnold schwarzenegger was the governor of california only because he was a monster successfullyifferent this time around, because donald trump ain't ronald reagan and he ain't arnold schwarzenegger. he is like a b-list world wrestling type celebrity. he's a reality show star. >> that's absolutely right. >> he doesn't know anything. >> the wrestling analogy is absolutely right. but what trump has which reagan had is performance ability. that's what the celebrities bring to the table most politicians can't do. to give a great speech for a politician is generally very hard. for a celebrity this is easy. >> i'm a standup comedian. i spent hours and hours holding audiences, big audience, 500, thousands of people's attention, donald trump is great at that. but he's not saying anything. when he goes in a debate against hillary clinton or when he goes up in a general which is a whole different game, it's different. >> different from your career. you don't have to say anything to hold thousands of people's attention. >> how dare you, sir. >> let's get fernand in this. he has the disadvan

even actor and former governor arnold schwarzenegger said he would announce his support in his own time and way. meanwhile, bernie sanders may have put all of his hopes on the california primary but the candidate isn't entirely against being on the same ticket with hillary clinton. while he said he's drafting an appeal letter to super delegates, he did not reject a vp slot on clinton's ticket when asked. >>> a community is on alert this morning after a shooting spree in houston. police describe the scene as chaotic. a gunman with a rifle in tow fired bullets randomly hitting seven people. gunfire hit surrounding people, a police helicopter overhead, even a nearby gas pump that burst into flames. a bomb squad was called to the scene to detonate a suspicious item. a s.w.a.t. team killed the man and six others were injured including two officers who have since been released from the hospital. >>> shark attacks reported on both coasts gave beach goers quite a square. first in california a woman with large bites on the upper torso. the incident prompted officials to close down a three mile s

tomorrow on nbc's "meet the press," former california governor arnold schwarzenegger will discuss the presidential race ahead of the california primary on june 7th. that's tomorrow morning at 10:30 here on nbc10. >>> now your nbc10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> hi. i'm meteorologist erica martin with an update on the weather. conditions for this weekend? it's a mixed bag. we have a really nice saturday in the forecast. by the second half of your sunday it looks like some severe weather could make it here, especially overnight sunday into monday. so memorial day may be a washout, but let's focus on today. hot and humid. a very nice day in the forecast to say the least. we have concerns as far as air quality index and we also have a high uv index for today. keep in mind the conditions will be muggy. dew points in the upper 60s to low 70s. by tomorrow, we do have some active weather on the approach as a coastal system, now a tropical development, just starts to push onshore and likely to affect the carolina coastline and it will continue to move northeastward or northward and that

trump says i think i'm little mix of ronald reagan and arnold schwarzenegger. he says, i can turn new york. florida, it's my second state. donald trump thinks he can do all that. mark me down as a skeptic. by the way, that would be a blowout. even trump says he's probably stretching it when he says california. but democrats are nervous about trump's ability to turn some other relikably blue states to red, like the rust belt states. that's why hillary clinton is trying to make the case that voting for trump is dangerous. >> you know, based on what we have already heard, donald trump is an unqualified loose cannon who cannot get near the most powerful job in the world. it is up to us to say no. >> secretary clinton's former boss is trying to help. in japan this past week president obama says the prospect of a touch presidency has key u.s. allies in a tizzy. >> they are not sure how seriously to take some of his pronouncements. but they're rattled by it. and for good reason. a lot of the proposals that he's made display either ignorance of world affairs or a caval

arnold schwarzenegger served as the governor of california from 2003 to 2011 and joins me now.overnor schwarzenegger, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you, chuck. it's wonderful to be back. >> you know, this has been a year for outsider candidates. it's obviously something you're familiar with. many people have made some comparisons of your candidacy in 2003 and donald trump's today. what similarities do you see, and what are the differences? >> well, i think that, you know, i don't really study that much of, you know, what is the difference between donald trump and my candidacy. i study much more the field polls and schwarzenegger polls that we have just done about what do the people really think, and what is the main interest in the people's minds when they -- when we have our election now on june 6th. or june 7th, i should say. this is really my interest. and this is why we did the polls, and this is why we really came up with this wonderful study. and they were quite interesting. i think when you look at it, the important thing that comes out of it is that 69% of

. >> because i look at arnold schwarzenegger. look at all the things. >> rose: who was similar in terms of. >> lots of things. said insensitive things about women, seemed unqualified to do it. had another appeal to younger people and african americans because of strengths that trump shares, strengths are, celebrity, success, and he won. he was elected governor. >> rose: you never said arnold schwarzenegger was one of the best politicians you had ever seen. you have said that about trump. in fact you said trump is second only to bill clinton. in your judgement of the skills of a master poll. >> first time candidate, running in a big field, just joined the republican party, tiny staff of a dozen people, wins the republican nomination, you know. i talked to one of the smartest republican i know today. and i said do you ksh ksh. >> rose: who a is that. >> kensy, where do you rank that achieve nment our careers, last 30 years, where do you rank that achievement in president politics, he agreed with me, with the possible thing of barac

about the bernie sanders interview on "meet the press" but chucked todd will a sit down with arnold schwarzenegger. coming your way this morning on nbc 10. >>> now your neighborhood weather. >> i'm erika martin. we have dry conditions right now. clouds on the way, showers tonight and into tomorrow. a mixed bag, but enjoy right now because we have a change on the approach. do not forget to look at the bottom of your screen. temperature is 66 degrees. southerly wind that's are calm right now. two 5 miles per hour wind speeds at most. tropical storm bonnie is weakening. we have clouds and showers on the way. neighborhood forecast, 64 degrees, and society hill 69 for you. temperatures for tonight mainly in the 50s, a few 60s out there. cooler wind speed. we're starting to see a component, a kick here, windspeeds just up a bit. not much as far as the wind goes now and i don't see that being an issue overnight and into tomorrow. what would be an issue is the rain showers and the heavier down powpours downpours. showers moving in later this afternoon. pockets of heavier storms tonight and tomorrow. give

mark: because i look at arnold schwarzenegger.as said in sensitive things regarding women, he has been told he was unqualified, yet he had extraordinary appeal to young women and african-americans and hispanics and these are traits that trump shares and he won. charlie: one difference is that arnolder said that schwarzenegger is not the best politician you have ever seen, t about can say tha donald trump. your judgment of the skills of a master? mark: a first-time candidate, with a tiny staff of about one dozen people, wins the republican nomination? i talked to one of the smartest republicans i know today and i said, and where do you rank that achievement in our careers in the last 30 years, where do you rank that achievement in presidential politics? he agreed with me with the possible exception of president obama's fundraising. one of the most remarkable things that you or he has seen in politics in that -- mark: trump became the nominee, that was unfathomable. categories,ee vice president, someonbody running for a second time,

. >> the fun thing was when i got the idea, the idea of boy george and arnold schwarzenegger, i lovedly good. he's very funny. >> is he? >> yeah, a lot of really good one-liners. he comes back and he's got good banter. >> who were the other contestants? >> there were a few. my favorite was carson kressley, laila ali, john lovitz, the funniest man in the world and his dog. quite a few sports people. rickey williamson, lisa leslie. >> you're on the move. you could be relaxing and chilling but it sounds like you're on a full on sprint with these projects. >> i'm having a bit of a renaissance. [ laughter ] >> do we have time for spin the -- let's just sing. >> what's our favorite one? not the slow one, the faster one. >> i wanted him to sing -- >> how about, ready, karma, ready? okay, one, two, three. ♪ karma, karma, karma, karma chameleon, you come and go nose no -- ♪ you come and go >> oh, good, you got that bit. >> we don't really have it but we love you. >> she was healthy, athletic, only in her 20s and then something happened. >> but she survived and she's going to tell you what migh

remember how women just crooned over arnold schwarzenegger?a number of women who like the fact that donald trump is so strong, so veer il, if you will. the third factor, some women don't like hillary clinton, they don't like the way she behaves, they don't like that she's so harsh in their terms. you put all those three things together. there are reasons that women may not go ahead and vote for hillary clinton and may go along with donald trump. >> trump ran an aggressive campaign. that worked for him. a primary campaign different from a general election campaign. can trump change his strategy and make it work for him. >> if the crystal ball were only working. >> there's some things here we already know. we know that, the general election turnout is much different than the primaries. the primaries, you had the extremes. in the primaries you have low turnout. you're going to have high turnout in the general election. poor, minorities and others who don't vote for others in the primaries. the second factor follows the first. most voters are mode

we have seen that for arnold schwarzenegger and others. he has got that celebrity a lore.squerades as a straight talk or even though his positions change every day. he is actually a pathological liar but that is the aura he presents himself as your he also presents an aura of being a successful businessman though he has actually bankrupted company after company and if he hadter mpany and if he had simply taken the inheritance he received from his rich father in the 1970's and put it in a fund, he would have more money than he has today. a fraud and a phony but a good salesman and con artists and i believe he has pulled the wool over a lot of people's eyes. host: from west virginia, democrats line, carol, hello. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. i agree with the previous caller from georgia about how dangerous trump is for this country. he is going to make it utter chaos. on the other hand, people like the lady from massachusetts that agree with trump, i think it is actually the anger from democrats and republicans. to say that people who agree with trump are liar

including more recently arnold arnold schwarzenegger. he can win california. no doubt in my mind.ou: it will be fun to watch. what about hillary clinton is she going to be the nominee? >> it looks that way. but there is an instinct that some shoe is going to drop and somehow she will have an out. it's too cagey. all these email issues, she has more email issues than bill clinton thanked girlfriend. i don't know how she gets there. lou: can she win california now or can sanders win? >> party can pull this one out, too. i still think joe biden will ride in on his white horse and big bernie sanders to be his vice president. joe biden is a folksy guy. trump should be more scared of joe biden running in the race. lou: as advertised, in hawaii, people surf. that's what they do. california. their four-legged friend sometimes go along for the ride. the wave. you are looking at a surfing piglet name comma2. his famous dad has some serious surfing skills. look at the balance. he's fearless. he's an athlete. he jumps on the board with his owner and goes out to catch 3 and 4-foot waves. he lo

. >> arnold schwarzenegger is pretty close with him. he said stay tuned for my endorsement. any reason to believe he won't be for trump? >> well, i suspect he's kind of waiting and seeing how this all transpires for trump-kasich. trump looks like a winner, there's no reason probably for him to endorse right now. maybe he's waiting for the convention to make this surprise appearance at the republican convention. i would be awfully surprised if schwarzenegger crossed lines and supported hillary clinton. he's probably just timing it. that was his indication to maximize the exposure and maybe get in a little plug for him hosting the apprentice, which will come up after the first of the year. >> democratic primary, republican primary a week away. bernie sanders has done to some people, surprisingly well, getting hollywood endorsements. he doesn't do fund raisers so we don't know he competes there. is there difference between the kind of celebrity for sanders and the kind for clinton? >> yes. a will the of names f-- lot of names with sanders have been for the hard left for while.

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