and he hands me to arnold schwarzenegger, who's tall oil painting of himself from his "pumping iron" days. [ laughter ] and he goes -- [ arnold impression ] "taran, how are you? that's the before, this is the after." [ laughter ] he's the best. >> seth: that is the best. >> he's the best. he's the frickin' best. >> you also do a perfect "schwarzenegger's assistant." [ laughter ] >> seth: oh yeah, i mean, everybody. if you've met schwarzenegger's -- >> "hey, how's it going you guys?" >> seth: oh! that's the best. >> it's like he's here. >> seth: it's like he's here. >> welcome to 8g, which is a beautiful studio by the way. beautiful studio. >> very lax security. >> seth: okay, so -- go ahead. >> what? >> seth: no, go ahead. >> well you -- >> seth: you guys work right down the hall. >> my dressing room is your old dressing room. and it's feet away from here. but very lax security here. >> yeah, we can -- >> you can pretty much come in here and -- >> someone could just wander on and do whatever they want probably. >> someone could walk here in the middle of the day and maybe make their o

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.>>> arnold versus jerry brown, and what you think? >> all at schwarzenegger is not even -- arnold schwarzenegger is not even a comparison because he never had a clue. governor brown is the most experienced and accomplished. i have really been impressed with seeing him figure out what can be done, how to get it done, and to get it done.>>> arnold was the one that passed in the original climate change. >> he did not pass it for help, he signed it into law. one thing he did do is realize it would be good for his legacy and he did sign it. he threatened to veto it to the very end. >> and you finally said something about arnold schwarzenegger, and it only took 12 years.>>> we will take the climate change, and what is the climate today? >> the local climate is changing just a bit, equivocal down that is going to ramp up with temperatures decreasing even more through the work week. outside right now gray skies for many with temperatures around the bay hovering in the upper 50s to near 60 in most locations. santa rosa at 54. the clouds will be holding back and more s

is really exciting. >> it is, thank you. >> seth: you got arnold schwarzenegger to be in your movie. >> yes, yes. >> seth: now, i assume you have to do some work as a first-time director, especially, to get arnold to say yes. how did that go down? >> yeah, i thought i would be very clever and ask fa building to help me make, like, offer videos. and i only made offer videos for people who had been hosts on "snl." and arnold has never hosted, but we heard pretty early on that, "oh, arnold is looking to do a comedy again, this is perfect for him. he'd love a video." and had already spent three days shooting offers. so that night at 10:30 at night after i put my daughters to bed, i filmed on my iphone an offer video, like noir style where i more than you need us, but this will be a blast." and i get shot in the head. 'cause it's an action comedy about hitmen. and a mysterious gloved person puts my contact information on the desk. and that's my wife in her pajamas and my black trench coat and a glove. and she was like, "can i please go to bed?" [ laughter ] i was like, "no, no, no. when i

. >> arnold schwarzenegger was the t1000. >> i think that was the one -- maybe. >> this was the t9 will have you seen the video of the robot dogs slipping on the banana peel? >> it is very tragic. >> that's all we need. we're safe. >> does this bode well for the robots of the future? >> no. we should destroy them all. they are going to take over while they are working on it and making it. we don't know what to do except continue miking these cash dash making these robots. they will take over. just stop and stop doing it. what are you doing? or don't make them super strong. >> i think the robots are making them build them. >> from what i understand that robot was scheduled to work in customer service. >> i don't want to work there. >>> we have morrow boss here. let's take a look. promobots can learn a thing or two. ghost robotics can open doors and climb fences. take a look. >> if you have a half hour, this thing could get over. the jump is amazing. >> these robots will get over trump's wall. >> the robot that escaped i am guessing it was a woman robot and it was around anthony wiener wa

you campaigned for arnold schwarzenegger. >> i campaigned for both sides i can always pick a winner. >> stephen: wow! i have been on both sides of it. here's the thing, my new show "code black" is coming out. i want every voter to watch, no matter how stupid. >> stephen: no matter how stupid -- >> the voters are. >> stephen: so you're not going to say which side you're on. >> when the ratings come in, i will tell you. >> stephen: you're a businessman. >> it's true. >> stephen: you've met both these people, trump and mrs. clinton. >> i have. mrs. clinton is one of those politicians that in rooms of small people she's really funny, she totally gets it. then sometimes she can be out in public and come across as stiff and maybe whatever, but she's always been really sweet and funny, and president clinton wrote me a nice note about my book completely out to have the blue. that's how good they are. they want that one last vote in >> as you can see, we're phone buddies. >> stephen: do you have any relationship with him? have you spent any time with him? >> i haven't. >> stephen: has he writ

arnold sports festival in asia, the sixth and final continent the event has reached since starting in 1989. the weekend featured 5,000 athletes in 28 different sports from nearly 50 countries and continues schwarzenegger's mission to spread fitness and nutrition awareness throughout the world. what's most impressed you about the growth of the arnold clas o vision and promoting body building, but then out of that, the vision got bigger. i said i should not just promote body building. i should promote fitness. i should promote health. but the work has to continue on because those fitness festivals have to get bigger and bigger and, you know, i always say too big is not big enough. >> this is really so exciting for me and for the arnold classic to be here in hong kong and to finally be here in asia. >> what do you think of the first one in hong kong so far? >> well, it's great. the idea is what's the different sports and the different exhibitors are doing because it makes you feel good. i'm aware of what they're doing. it's all part of >> watch this arms and the shoulders. look at the technique. >> go! come on! >> yeah, come on. come on. nice. [ applause ] ? [ applause ] around and show what you're doing a

it is arnold schwarzenegger's hometown.as part chrysler and they decided to get rid of it, the factory and mangino bought it and kept building mercedes g class automobiles. they are telling shareholders this could be a big opportunity and they could be the foxconn of the automotive industry. maybe these new tech companies don't end up building a new car, but for now hopefully they will. carol: what does it mean for the large car manufacturers out there? gm, ford, mercedes-benz? i mean, these guys work with magna. >> one of the big product lines is automotive cameras which are used in self driving vehicles and they supply those two ford and gm and a number of others. but, i think there is a slight shift of economics in the car industry. the traditional car business, the value, the creation of the car, with the carmakers basically brought to the table was the drivetrain. you know, the engine. the value is slightly different, more in the software. it used to be the core competency at bmw or ford or gm to build the engine and n

temperament of someone going to washington and someone not move the boxes, but blow them up as arnold schwarzenegger said he would do in california. he has the temperament of not putting up with bureaucracy and congress sitting on legislation he wants to go through. the way he is selling himself, the temperament of someone not putting up with the way washington works as usual is a selling point. >> that is an area where he was rehearsed. he wants to paint himself as an outsider and talked about his business record. hillary clinton was ready with that too. listen to what she said about the housing crisis. >> and in fact, donald was one of the people who rooted for the housing crisis. he said back in 2006 i hope it does collapse because then i can go in and buy some and make some money. well, it did collapse. >> that's called business, by the way. >> angela rye, you can see that appearing in a democratic ad. there were moments where trumped up trickle down economics. she went after him in a more traditional republican way. >> absolutely. i thought this was an effective line. you taulked about the need

latinos have said to him, in the mortal words of arnold schwarzenegger. hasta la vista, baby.s that. he's saying some things that need to be said, that's sort of cliche. i think it is helping him some and we have seen that reflect in the polls. hillary clinton has been inching backwards and he is inching forward. >> i think your assessment is right on as i do agree with you most of the time here. it is different from than sitting in a green room or television set. or if your office watching it. when you're at home with your family and your children, what he said tonight may have been very effective to people who may not, who may not be decided in this election. >> i think it is important to say that these are not bad people. there is a tendency with those people who find donald trump abhorrent to think all of this followers in the crowd, they're cooky or nutty people. that's not the case. there are a lot of good, decent, ordinary people who lean towards donald trump. >> the question about it has been, there is a question about this so called deportation force. what to do with

and i'm waiting, it's not a question of arnold schwarzenegger or somebody else, some mega millionaire in to drop $20 million in his lap who is tired of both clinton and trump and you watch what $20 million in his hands can do in terms of moving the dial. i think a lot. >> hey, wait a minute, $20 million. maybe it will be gretchen carlson. >> maybe. it may be. >> we are in agreement on that. >> come on, guys. >> i would like to see them in those debates. i think that would be right and just. >> amen. and by the way, i'm here all week. thank you, bob. thank you, e.d., as always. appreciate you being here. >>> still to come, the final tally. keep voting at cnn.com/vote. answer the question, could you answer what is aleppo before this week's gary johnson gaffe? and your best and worst tweets, like this one. i've been smoking pot every day since 1970. libertarians don't think foreign policy because they don't want any foreign policy. well, they want us less involved in foreign entanglements. there's no doubt about that. what that has to do with pot, i'm not sure. man: i accept i'm not the

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they have said to him in the mortal words of arnold schwarzenegger. hasta la vista, baby. i think it is helping him some and we have seen that reflect in the polls. hillary clinton has been inching backwards and he is inching forward. >> i think your assessment is right on as i do agree with you most of the time here. it is different from than sitting in a green room or television set. when you're at home with your children, what he said may have been very effective to people who may not, who may not be decided in this election. >> i think it is important to say that these are not bad people. there is a tendency with those people who find donald trump abhorrent to think all of this followers in the crowd, they're cooky or nutty people. there are a lot of good, decent, ordinary people who lean towards donald trump. >> the question about it has been, there is a question about this so called deportation force. what to do with illegal immigrants who are here now. he discussed that. let's listen. >> anyone who illegally crosses the border will be detained until they are removed

it first came out in 1984 and made arnold schwarzenegger an icon.n the film. the 18 year old created this bad to the bone scene from the movie. take a look. ♪ >> can't let you take a man's wheels, son. you'll have to get off or i'll have to put you down. >> wow. >> that look. >> copied dad's every move frame by frame. he's a spitting image. that helps also. >> crazy. >> all right. thank you. >>> now to a celebrated chef's fight with food. for two decades michael white brought flavor and color to the plate tasting each dish. that brought weight gain. >> i often liken it to a machine or a car. if you put in bad fuel into your body, you're going to get bad results. being healthy is about balance. i love to eat everything that everybody else does. i love pizza. spicy food. thai food. in 2007, i weighed 347 pounds. i was approaching 40 years old. i had to make a change. one of the real things is not making drastic changes. my journey was -- as chefs you are constantly tasting and every spoonful is probably 50 calories with two or three grams of the fat a

our former governor, arnold schwarzenegger when he wanted to abolish something he did this huge event where he had a car literally destroyed. remember this at all? during the campaign? it was such an extreme example but it got a ton of attention. he said we we are going to abolish the car tax so we destroyed a car, i'm not not sure what exactly had to do but that's what he did. bill clinton who probably didn't more work for than anyone he did something where he was dedicating and not monument in utah or designating land to be under the management terms which means it's limited to how much building and other things he could do. he did not put up banners or anything, what he did was set up a nice wooden table and there was a gorgeous view of the whole area. you at that event? and so that was an example of just letting the pitcher speak for himself. he didn't put up banners, signs, he didn't put up banners, signs, he didn't have to build anything. you had the beauty of this wonderful wilderness area behind him and that was a gorgeous shot. cut to the selection. what's we we remember abou

arnold schwarzenegger enjoys a sandwich. they are just very, very quick. barack obama starts an outboard motor. hold on, michelle. no. no. let me do it now. no, no, no. no, no, no. >> these are things you think of on the plane flying across countriry. >> one for you. michael caine as a 2 year old. al is my greatest audience. >> dana carvey, when are you coming back? >> i'll >> good deal. >> i don't really have a life. they put me in a special box and al gives me a cookie. he looks incredible. been here since '68. >> you're coming back next month with more presidential takes. dana carvey, guys. and jill martin, steals and deals. everything you need to fill up we upped the ante at culver's to create the new crispy southwest chicken sandwich. all-natural, whole white meat chicken breast. topped with spicy pepper jack cheese and jalape?o ranch. on a lightly buttered, toasted ciabatta roll. the perfect cheese for pepper jack is going to be creamy and mild, and it's really going to tone down the spiciness of the peppers. you're going to taste the cheese first, a

arnold schwarzenegger enjoys a sandwich. they are just very, very quick. barack obama starts an outboard motor. hold on, michelle. let me do it now. no, no, no. no, no, no. >> these are things you think of on the plane flying across countriry. >> one for you. michael caine as a 2 year old. al is my greatest audience. >> dana carvey, when are you coming back? >> i'll be here tomorrow. >> good they put me in a special box and al gives me a cookie. he looks incredible. been here since '68. >> you're coming back next month with more presidential takes. dana carvey, guys. and jill martin, steals and deals. everything you need to fill up narrator: new hampshire, think a minute about kelly ayotte the politician. ayotte claims she's independent, then goes to washington and votes with the koch brothers 90% of the time. she takes millions from wall street and big drug companies, and then votes to put their agenda before everyday families. higher drug prices and cutbacks to our medicare. so, think about it: new hampshire can choose the special interests' senator with

arnold schwarzenegger enjoys a sandwich. they are just very, very quick. barack obama starts an outboard motor. no. let me do it now. no, no, no. no, no, no. >> these are things you think of on the plane flying across countriry. >> one for you. michael caine as a 2 year old. al is my greatest audience. >> dana carvey, when are you coming back? >> i'll be here to they put me in a special box and al gives me a cookie. he looks incredible. been here since '68. >> you're coming back next month with more presidential takes. dana carvey, guys. and jill martin, steals and deals. everything you need to fill up >>> we're back. monday marks the unofficial start of summer. jill martin is here with exclusive bargains on some must have items. a segment we call steals and deals. what do we have? >> i can't believe we're talking about fall already. here we go. faus deals. everything you need for fall. retail is $138. welcome olivia and alex. our beautiful models. >> cute. >> they're great. three styles. these are flattering on a lot of women. the retail is 138. deal is 3