the 1970s bodybuilding for the cause starring arnold schwarzenegger, the first day of class, broughtthis weird subculture of muscle head bodybuilding to the center of american popular culture such that even the socially conservative president is making jokes about it. shutdown for moral charges in the 1950s, not a world that ronald reagan came from. he was around in california in those days. he was a democrat back then but that is a story for another day. the other thing that is super interesting, the main photo for the piece, on an exercise machine, in the gym, that is not traditionally the theater roosevelt guided imagery. in 1983 working out in a commercial gym, a man, straight man, a leader working on his body in this particular way is considered not at all to question his masculinity but rather to uphold it. this piece came out in a moment where it is very clear that to be someone who goes to the gym is positive. this is supposed to reflect positively on the president and it did because by 1983 fitness is in general becoming uncontroversial and the kind of celebrated virtue such

that's lydia back and arnold schwarzenegger, in a really strange arm wrestling competition. and i don't have a date for this class, but for this particular image was used in a promotion for the lonnie bird method about how to get strong. i clues on this one because i think you can see that one of the things that happens in the 19 80s in this crazy and divergent and multi faceted history of fitness in the united states. you start to see a lot of convergence. something like the lonnie burke method, off of dance, manchester street in london for society ladies, all arnold schwarzenegger who comes out the muscle beast, supermodel joe bodybuilder culture. there's a mainstream convergence of what's happening in this period. where there is a much wider spread celebration of the pursuit of individual fitness as an objective good, that's happening across the culture. yet at the same time, in a moment of the funding a public institutions and austerity, for all that enthusiasm fitness, when you're seeing is boom, the private sector. the rise of private clubs, vhs tapes for sale, studios

supposedly arnold schwarzenegger in this picture from june 16 22 year comes with a t-shirt, on whichinscription. i'll come back. remember his most famous phrase from the terminator ail beeback, in my opinion, that's what he does when he just burns down. uh, such a furnace dmitry photoshop photographed such dexterous well, there is the source of this photo can be found and everything looks a little different on the original photo. there is no crimea there, no. we said in one of the programs that even the mobile phone already has an application that allows simple manipulations with photos and video content produce. eh, that's from 2020 somewhere. people are already creating diff-fakes with their phones when they replace a person's face. so far, thank god, this is not often seen, but this is a very simple manipulation. grigory, your comment is a long-suffering t-shirt, because i just wasn’t there, you just weren’t there. yes, this is one of the objects for creating such memes for many years. she has been known for a long time. well, this is actually, as you can see on the screen, this i

then you don't need to name the stadium after me and after the stadium is not named after arnold schwarzeneggerative of these cities, yes, although he is from there, well, look, and again, ending the topic, here is the composition of dynamo kyiv , now, not before the game, before the game, what claims can there be? how said valery lobanovsky the result on the scoreboard this is the most important thing for now, we emphasize it yesterday, only three substitutions were made by mircea lucescu already during the match, that is, one was forced - this is the exit of karavaev, we do not count it as a substitution, the exit of the karavaevs due to the injury of tsygankov, who by the way is ready to play already on tuesday and spoke with the representatives of the medical service of dynamo kyiv , they assure that viktor tsygankov will be ready for the match on tuesday. well, we note that only three substitutions are made by dynamo kyiv again, and most of the players remain on the bench despite what is the possibility? there was an opportunity to replace two more, so why is the replacement situation beco

larry: in 2003 there was a successful recall and arnold schwarzenegger came governor.here are now 5% more registered democrats, 54 -- 50% more registered independents, 30 3% fewer registered republicans and still i ended up getting 49% of the replacement vote, as did arnold schwarzenegger. has them in a public official elected statewide in years. when the race was over, a lot of the major rivals grumbled that had larry elder not done this or that or had he done this or that he would have won. the reporter interviewed these people and they celebrated how they campaign. i said let's find out how many run against gavin newsom when he runs for reelection in november. if they know what larry should have done, they will run against him. not a single one did. the one who won was a no-name. i can understand why people are giving up on california. there is a magazine that has been around for 17 years, i asked them what is the best day and the worst state to do business. 470 consecutive years, texas has been voted the number 1 -- for 70 consecutive years, texas had been voted nu

arnold schwarzenegger became governor. 5% more registered democrats 50% more registered independents in california vote democrat. 33% viewer registered republicans. steel i ended up getting 49% of the replacement vote as did arnold schwarzenegger. that is daunting. twenty years statewide. by the way, when the race was over, a lot of the major rivals grumbled that had larry not done this or done that or had he done this or done this he would've one. i told a reporter, they were all sour grapes about how the campaign went i said let's find out how many people run against gavin newsom when he runs for reelection come this november. if they know what the secret sauces, i am sure that they will jump in and run against him. not a r single one did it the person that won the primaries, no name recognition, no money, i got 2.5 million as i said before. the math is daunting in california. i can understand why people are giving up on california. a magazine that's been around for 17 years. asking ceo what is the best data what is the

transformation for the benefit of the whole world, actor and former governor of california arnold schwarzeneggerosted on social networks photo from his meeting with gorbachev mikhail gorbachev was one of my heroes. it was an honor and a joy for me to meet him. i feel incredibly lucky to call him my friend. we can all learn from his fantastic life ministry of foreign affairs. china issued an extremely brief statement regarding the death. gorbachev, mr. gorbachev is not a kind contribution to the normalization of relations between china and the soviet union, we mourn his death and express our condolences his family's brevity of the official peki. one can understand if you look at the violent reaction in the country's media space, there is dominated by negative assessments of gorbachev's activities . what caused chaos in their own country, the fate of gorbachev and the ussr should be a lesson for other countries the newspaper believes. but the leaders of the largest western european powers, the current and former do not spare praise in gorbachev, he was a courageous reformer and statesman. to those

john connor is the only hope and boy that is a negative film in 2000 in 1991 terminator 2 arnold schwarzenegger comes back as the hero. and in fact, he is the robot that learns to care for john connor learns to care for human life doesn't actually kill anybody john connor the kid eddie for a long tells him like he can't kill anybody so he only shoots police officers in the knees. and the you know, there is no fate but what we make so 1980s. it's like the future is terrible 1990s. it's like well there might be nuclear war and robots might be trying to kill us but some of the robots can learn to love deep in their hearts. there's been there's a new new ish. hbo documentary about woodstock 1999. so there were two festivals to celebrate woodstock's 25th anniversary and 30th anniversary 1994. there was lots of like peace and love and harmony and it was like not a greatly run festival, but it it certainly emphasized the peace love and harmony woodstock. 1999 is like this dystopian vision of people like tearing things down setting stuff on fire and mud it. acid like i hear stuff about like woodstock i

in eight weeks when i got into the race, i was trying to be strategic, that is when arnold schwarzeneggero the race. i do not know if i wanted to do it. i was approached by a lot of people i admire like dennis prager who got me into radio and my pastor. they all asked me to run. i asked normal people like my barber, like the guy who drives me, his name is ed. they all wanted me to run and i said wow, little by little, if not you, who? i felt a spiritual obligation to do it. i did not want to. i thought i could make a difference in california. in eight weeks we raised $22 million. as a first part is gavin newsom had to be recalled by 50% plus one. had that happened, however got the most votes on the replacement side got the nomination. i carried 57 counties in california. the reason i am telling you all of that is because after i ran for governor, a lot of people thought i would consider running for president. i am giving it some strong consideration. it is not that i believe i will displace ron desantis or donald trump if they want, but i have some things to say. as a breakdown of the ame

lot of arnold schwarzenegger into goes on and on.eople feel they have to change their opinion of who you are the only name of the character you have played or the athletics. you have to change their opinion of who you are and have them take you seriously if you can deal with those political issues. the bottom line is you have to have great character and in herschel walker's case ♪ ♪ >> carley: today marks one year since the taliban aid in kabul and secure threats on afghanistan. it started when president biden told the u.s. troops he pulled from the country leaving countless of americans and allies behind and 13 of our heroes dead. you were watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, i am carley shimkus. >> todd: good to join

we had the ronald reagans of the world, obviouslyly trump, arnold arnold schwarzenegger.m most celebrities have is they have to change people's opinion of who you are. because they only know you as a character you played or athletics. you have to change their opinion of who you are. steve: and have them take you seriously as someone who can deal with those political issues. >>>> with the political issues that are out there. but the bottom line is you have to have great character. and herschel walker has great character. if you vote for the other guy, you are voting for chuck schumer. steve: thank you for watching. don't forget to set your dvr so you never miss a show. . trey: good evening thank you for joining us i am trey gowdy welcome to "sunday night in america." if i could write my epitaph it would read, husband, father. and prosecutor. being a prosecutor was the highlight of my professional life, working beside people who shared a singular mission. justice. i could not tell you the politics of a single

lot of arnold schwarzenegger into goes on and on.f who you are the only name of the character you have played or the athletics. you have to change their opinion of who you are and have them take you seriously if you can deal with those political issues. the bottom line is you have to have great character and in herschel walker's case. steve: thank you for watching. don't forget to set your dvr we'll see you next weekend with "the next revolution". trey: thank you for joiningg us, i am trey gowdy, welcome to "sunday night in america ." husband, father. and prosecutor. being a prosecutor was the highlight of my professional life, working beside people who shared a singular mission. justice. i could not tell you the politics of a single

mccarthy when he was first started in the public service, and at the time he was trying to be arnold schwarzenegger'sn. arnold snorts negativism are most modern model republican we've ever had. that first of kevin mccarthy would not recognize the one with we have now. that version of kevin mccarthy would be called a rhino in today's republican party. when you go as far as being arnold schwartz makers to donald trump swing, that it's hard to respect or trust you. >> let me show you first of all. this is a picture of kevin mccarthy with donald trump on january 28th, 2021 at mar-a-lago. this is a reminder that after the rioters hit the capitol, mccarthy voted with a hunter of his colleagues to overturn the election. he's been a ride or die guy with trump. it was a cynical calculation of which wind way the wind was blowing. he doesn't believe in trump, he doesn't believe in trump's in the former staffer said. he doesn't believe in protectionism and all this election bs, but he feels like the strays too far away from it, he will absolutely mrs. chance to finally get the gavel which is finally in his grasp

. >> this is governor arnold schwarzenegger. [ laughter ] happy 50th birthday! hasta la vista, 40s!r do some more squats. your buttocks are like marshmallows. you're lucky i don't have a campfire here. [ laughter ] [ applause ] now -- now get in the choppah. just in case your tushy has a tumah! you can see how that works, right? yeah. [ applause ] [ ding ] sorry. can i do one more? here we go. >> yeah. hello, steve. it's bill clinton. whoops. i forgot to change the voice. honest to god. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] it happens sometimes. [ phone dings ] oh, got it again! hi. it's bill clinton here. [ laughter ] i mean, happy anniversary. i've learned along the way the key to a long successful marriage is to stay away from other hot mamas. that's all you've got to do. [ laughter ] i mean, i do love hillary and she's so cute, but you know, she's kind of heavy in the bun and thigh which i find adorable. she has a low center of gravity. if you get some humidity in there she goes round and round like a whirling dervish and next thing you know it's timber time. so my advice is alwa

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arnold schwarzenegger was governor of california and the newest iphone was the 3gs.o things do change now abc 7 news reporter under hassan. is in the newsroom with a look ahead at this major decision hunter? dan good evening. no real surprise with this vote governor newsom has been talking about it for the past two years the vote just makes it official and according to some experts the new california regulations stand as one of the most important climate change policies in the world madam chair of the motion passes with a unanimous vote, california has made history when it comes to climate change. this is absolutely historic. and the reason for that is think it's pretty clear that climate change is these single most important generational challenge? that we are facing today the vote by the california air resources board effectively bans the sale of new gasoline cars in california beginning in 2035. we're gonna have to get used to it but it's an exciting day california. governor. gavin newsom says the transportation sector is responsible for more than half of californ

stallone had become devoted to having the perfectly muscled upper body at the same time that arnold schwarzeneggerzy for dustin hoffman to try to be commando or conan or rambo. it doesn't work. the people only accept you for certain things. >> there is a lot of ideas of returning to traditional notions of masculinity after the sensitive 70s but these things go in cycles and by the late 80s we were ready for an action hero who was a little more sensitive. >> do you think you have a chance against us mr. cowboy? >> yip py ky yay [bleep]. >> die hard is as perfect a movie as casablanca. it is a heist movie where the heist makes sense. you have john mcclain who is not a superhero. a regular new york cop. who is not only out of his element but out of his shoes. >> that is a great thing to do in an action movie. i don't know what it is like to throw a chair with explosives down an elevator shaft. but i accidentally trod on glass and it hurt. >> you watch him and you think i see myself. this person who is flawed, but can overcome it which is i think a narrative we all have about ourselves. if push came t

you must be an american citizen to the chagrin of arnold schwarzenegger, to be the president of the united states. a board in american to be in the united states. the strike zone is set out. as you pointed out to a question of senator hatch, you said unreasonable search and seizure. what constitutes a reasonable? as much as i respect your metaphor, it is not very apt. you get to determine the strike zone. what is unreasonable? your strike zone on reasonable and unreasonable might be very different than another judge and their view about what is reasonable or unreasonable search and seizure. the same thing prevails for a lot of other parts of the constitution. the one that we are all talking about and the one, no matter what we said from right left and centered, is concerned about the liberty clause of the 14th amendment. it does not define it. all of the things that we debate about here, and the court to pay its, that certifies decisions, they are almost all on issues that are noble phrases in the constitution's that the founders never set a strike zone for. you get to go back and decide.

el hijo de la actora arnold schwarzenegger publicÓ una foto junto a su madre, donde dice que despuÉsompras en west virginia, fue captada alrededor de las 3:00 p.m. de sÁbado acompaÑada de su padre y de su novio, el empresario john miller. testigos dicen que ella fue muy accesible, amable, y accediÓ a tomarse fotos, cuando ella lucÍa sÚper casual. ellos estuvieron casados desde 2005 hasta el 2018, y tienen tres hijos juntos. miden de quÉ manera reaccionÓ alejandra guzmÁn al preguntÁrsele por giovanni medina y sobre el homenaje que le harÁn a su madre, silvia pinal, en una semana. reportera: ¿johnny medina te mando flores? [risas] >> ¿quÉ onda? ¿cÓmo estÁn? fue les voy a mÉrida. reportero: ¿ya preparada para el homenaje a tu mami claro, ayer estuve con ella. >> me gano. ganÓ.. estÁ gruesa, mi madre, nos reÍmos mucho, y me da mucho gusto que estÉ con ese Ánimo, que sea mi madre. estoy muy orgullosa. yo voy a estar con ella en el homenaje. voy como su hija roquera. francisca: cuando le preguntan lo de giovanni... raÚl: allÍ ves que ella ha cambiado bastante, quizÁs en otro momento, hubie

you must be an american citizen to the chagrin of arnold schwarzenegger to be president united states. so i mean naturally a born in america to be a president united states. they're all strike zone is set out. but as you pointed out in a question the senator hatch i think you said unreasonable search and seizure what constants unreasonable? so as much as i respect your metaphor, it's not very apt because you get to determine the strike zone. what's unreasonable? your strike zone on reasonable or unreasonable may be very different than another judge view of what is reasonable or unreasonable search and seizure and the same thing prevails for a lot of other parts of the constitution the one that we're all talking about and everybody here matter what we said from left right and center is concerned about the liberty clause of the 14th amendment. doesn't define it. all the things we debate about here. and the court debates that deserved five to four decisions. they're almost all on issues that are in nobling phrase in the constitution. founders never set a strike zone for you get to go bac

ashley: probably my favorite, arnold schwarzenegger, i met him once in montana and once in yuma, arizonawhen someone is rude it is so disappointing but we have to move on. this is from rick. not long ago lauren provided a live report from the oil patch of west texas. did she return with any discussable memories of the cuisine, wildlife, weather, or local accent? >> absolutely. i brought back a bunch of candy shaped like rocks, very cool, from their petroleum museum. so there is the accent and i had a chicken fry steak. ashley: very good. all right. let's move on. >> can we ask about a texas accent? or -- >> honestly -- no thank you. sorry, guys. we 5 that wasn't bad. honestly i can't. this is from roland. student loan forgiveness won't change a single vote, says roland, those who benefit will have voted democrat regardless, those who are angered would have voted republican. i tend to agree. ashley: i agree. you know who you are going to vote for, 10 or $20,000 really change the picture? ashley: i don't know. i tend to agree with roland to. i think he's right. next one comes from let's mo

e take a miracle hand arnold schwarzenegger wrote down an appeal to the russians. you tell them, i want to say you know, i will not say who paid whom, so that someone would say something , but when i am interested in something to them or incomprehensible. i think it's incomprehensible to others americans. no, they can recognize the truth and see the facts. if you represent a fact, they can draw conclusions when the army speaks. hundreds of nazis, yes i fought. we like to kill people and they have a tattoo artist, this is a man who has influenced a very large part of ukrainian society since the formation. they did not leave ukraine for the nazis arnold to come to donetsk to see. let me together. he has not done this yet, let him come not only to donetsk. how did you like it? residents. donetsk is very humble. people. good people are simple. i wonder how they still liked you, really. they live in a state of war that's terrible. i want to say something else, many people think. come on, he started the war, the one who fired first. this is actually very far from the tru

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