grandpa arnold schwarzenegger -- is your grandpa >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: "did he -- did you have a cigar?" >> oh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "did you have a cigar with you?" >> yes, yeah >> jimmy: yes, you had the cigar? >> yeah. >> jimmy: he loves his cigars. >> he loves a cigar. >> jimmy: he came on the show, he taught me how to smoke a cigar. >> yeah, he kind of taught me too. he -- i mean there's nothing manlier than arnold schwarzenegger smoking a cigar -- >> jimmy: yes. >> -- and when he -- when you're give -- you know, when you're a part of, you know, bringing his granddaughter into the world, he comes and he brings you a cigar and he's like, "let's go out and smoke these. and i was like, "okay! but i have asthma so i don't like cigars. [ laughter ] and i was like, "you got it, arnold." and katherine was like, "what are you doing? i was like, "i'm fine. i'm going to be okay." [ laughter ] and so, i go and i smoke this cigar and i'm like, "this is good oh, yeah, cohiba nice." >> jimmy: yeah >> and then woke up the next day, massive lung infecti

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i had to watch like five arnold schwarzenegger movies. put them on for various people in the family the arnold schwarzenegger speak at the 2004 republican convention. it might as well have been from venus or mars compared to what mccarthy is putting up with today. lisa: does he drink martinis while he watches arnold schwarzenegger movies? tom: he gets the olives. mccarthy is beleaguered as arnold schwarzenegger never was. this is the shut down. lisa knows when the shutdown occurs. i have no clue. a little churn of the tape within the bramo quinfecta of tension. comment on a 4.49% 10 year yield. lisa: this is being driven by something ambiguous. it is not that growth expectations are going up. is this something else, whether it is people protesting the budget, or is it because the federal reserve is selling bonds, they are not the buyer of last resort in the same way. this is a game changer in a very unusual cycle and that is something people are picking up on. tom: we will watch this carefully as global wall street greets the week. curve

i mean, you're are hearing about the name arnold schwarzenegger. i think we know who that is. yeah >> to you characterized, you know, schiff and porter and lee as pretty well known. and they might be pretty well known to highly educated voters, very engaged voters, but to normal, everyday californians, these are still people who don't have 100% name recognition, like an andre schwarzenegger. or for those of us who grew up in la or san diego, steve garvey, the former dodger former padre, might be running as a republican, and that would definitely shake up the race because not only does it throw a couple other big names into the contest, it could mean that a republican would make the runoff in november. where the last two times there was a us senate race. those races were contested among two democrats, having made the top two. >> all right. well, the plot thickens. we'll see what happens. paul mitchell, politico , all data. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> just ahead, we'll talk with the author whose new book digs into tech billionaires as the world's biggest super

it may be an arnold schwarzenegger future for us poor humans. wow.nt, pete nicoletti of checkpoint, a real pleasure having you on the show. thanks for everything. and we'll talk to you soon. you're very welcome. and i hope some of my ideas are going to keep our viewers safe. so what can consumers do to protect themselves in the face of this new wave of fraudulent threat? well, my next guest, she's been on the show before. she's the director of consumer protection at the consumer federation of america. erin whitty, welcome back to the show. always a pleasure having you with us. and erin, let me start on this — i want to know how common is this in terms of the complaint coming in to you? because i'm also wondering just how big are these new ai scams? so this is actually becoming very common. last year, the us federal trade commission reported that impostor scams were the top type of fraud that was reported to the ftc. so we know that this method of impersonating somebody else, using someone else�*s likeness, whether it's a family member, a friend, a go

arnold schwarzenegger said that he would not star in the sequel. the participation of the salon itself, which is the main ideological the inspiration and soul of the 2010 franchise , the slide brought together the coolest action heroes to cut teeth on the crushing action, generously flavored with humor. stallone himself sat in the director's chair and played the leader of a detachment of mercenaries from his colleagues. he called bruce willis the surgeon. jason statham, dolph lundgren, and, of course, arnold schwarzenegger, audiences went to the cinemas. if only for the sake of finally seeing evil and armies in one frame, stallone was nominated after the film's release. golden raspberry for worst director, however, unstoppable is at the box office performed confidently and it was decided to film the second part ; chuck norris and jean-claude joined the star cast. van damme got him the role of the main villain. jean vilaine van damme's work impressed critics and viewers who even wrote that he was better than what was in this picture. and that he pla

. >> not just democrats, arnold schwarzenegger, screw you freedom. >> how do you that work out. >> all event with over 200 student baptisms violated first amendment, the people are making a commitment to christ and the antirelen o religious people don't want this thing going on. >> that gees goes back to lisa's story, too much freedom. >> hold it. i'm confused. atheists, i have debated them here on fox news. who believe in nothing criticize people who believe in god or have some form of spiritual belief for something they call nothing, they have been like a religion the themselves. >> they are. the left is god's government. >> i don't know, confused. >> all right. well, i'm going now. it is going to be where the rubber meets the road. that is what they say, our own dana perino saids at second g.o.p. debate this wednesday at ro ronald reagan presidential lake library in seem seem, california, danna dana will be one of the moderators with stewar stuart varney. and what do you think? will there be break out moment for gone. >> they better hope. donald trump is up by so much, if one these

how they recruited sylvester stallon and arnold schwarzenegger.these clothes with embroidered shirts, we must remember that the americans cannot find ukraine on the map of the world, the cia is searching for agents in russia, i would regard such things as belli’s incident, this is a video that invites people to become a traitor, from 12 years to life, as well as how the research of our scientists exposed hundreds of western myths about russia, anti-fake, premiere, tomorrow on the first and always on 1tv.ru. there's a big game on the air. at a session of the un general assembly, sergei lavov said something that is unusual for a diplomat. he said that the situation in russian-american relations in the russian dialogue with nato is such that in reality everything will be resolved. based on the fact that this is the case, at least in the near future, dmitry, what should we expect on the field battle over the next few. months, as i already said, the war will most likely move into a new phase , it will no longer be a ground phase, it will be a long-arm

hollywood in the service of tsypso, how they recruited sylvester stalons. and arnold schwarzenegger.he cia is searching for agents in russia. why this caused laughter among users in russia and how american intelligence tried to justify itself with the help of a fake, as well as science against lies. how the research of our scientists exposed hundreds of western myths about russia. about this and much more in today's program. this is an anti-fake program and here we are waging our fight against fakes and disinformation, we will analyze the fakes of people close to us, i can say so, well, the stalons and schwarzenegger are also people close to us, but we have watched films with them so many times, but stefan these characters are definitely close, so they say that hollywood actors appeared in public wearing embroidered shirts, but in any case, this appears. we have very famous people, of course, funny actors, no one sees, you didn’t have this, not at all, no, so for me it’s funny, it’s intended for someone, if for the ukrainian people, but then what does it calm them down, ukrainians ar

jimmy: -- you broke the internet a couple weeks ago by posting this photo [ laughter ] you and arnold schwarzenegger yeah, this is what happens when you get a little bit older no, he -- i'm doing a reality show and i gave him a call, i said, "yeah, can i come over?" he goes, "yeah, come on over i'll bring my donkey you can pet it." >> jimmy: "come over and pet my donkey." >> pet my donkey, stroke my horse. [ laughter ] i come over, and there are these fuzzy things in his office a donkey and a pony. in the office. i mean, not like, okay with diapers, just walking around i go, "when is it going to take a dump i mean - >> jimmy: yeah, well, this is unbelievable >> who has -- what secretary signs up for that? >> jimmy: yeah >> so, anyway, after we do our little talking, he goes, "you want to carve a pumpkin? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "you want to carve a a pumpkin? >> i'm telling you >> jimmy: yeah, i know, yeah >> and he goes, like, "pumpkin!" and then pumpkins appear then he's like, "knives! and some guy brings in knives. i mean, it's unbelievably choreographed. this guy's the real deal >> jimmy: i mean,

arnold schwarzenegger looks good. 53% of the time.. how about appropriate for men to wear open-toed sandals at work at least some of the time? 44% of the americans say yes, but the majority say no. i will not be wearing open-toed sandals at work. you can wear yours. >> do you want to show me, is there a tag on your suit? >> there is. >> i wanted to make sure i saw that correctly. that's why you're a fashion icon. we appreciate you. >> thank you, sir. >> that was amazing. >>> now to more serious news, you are looking at live images of the united nations. this is the general assembly that's happening here in new york. president biden today addressing the world. we should note president zelenskyy of ukraine just arrived. a lot you'll see live. stay with us through the day. we will see you back here tomorrow. cnn "news central" is next. a tr♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find t the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. i won't let me modererate to severe plaque psoriasis symptoms define me... emerge as you. with treya®,

and applause] >> greg: and finally he's like a humvee large powerful and capable of carrying arnold schwarzeneggers! [cheers and applause]. >> greg: okay, okay, before we get to some news stories, let's do this. >> greg' leftovers. >> greg:. >> greg: i don't like my collar, but it's too late to turn back. it makes my head look tiny. look at little greg's tiny headresting on the collar. it's really funny actually. it's leftovers where i read the jokes we didn't use this week and as always it's my first time reading these so if they suck we'll rip off joe machi's nipples and use them to make pepperoni pizza. according to a new study the cost of raising a child to age 18 is nearly a quarter of a million dollars, and that's just to cover the cost of cocaine. by the way, hunter is suing the irs for violating his privacy because if there's one thing we all know about hunter biden, there's nothing he values more than privacy. this week, hundreds of people who identify as dogs gathered in the center of berlin. that's germany. they dressed as a variety of canines including a few french poodles who immediat

. >>> and arnold schwarzenegger is celebrating 40 years of being a citizen.en i raised my right hand and i took the oath of citizenship -- [applause] you know how proud i was? i was so proud that i walked around with the american flag around my shoulder all day long. carley: the former california governor came to the in 1968 and became a citizen in 1983. very good tough are there. will: all right. so today is constitution day and citizenship day. carley: and a new study finds many u.s. adults don't know key facts about constitution. pete: so why is civic education so important in schools? let's ask mom and ceo of the bsm media, author and marketing expert specializing in moms and millennials, maria with failly. thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. pete: why is it so important, and how far behind are we in teaching it? >> with well, we are very far behind. we did a survey of 600 moms across the united states, and over # 90% of them said that it's important for their children to learn civics, but only 50% said their kids were actually being educat

so for example, arnold schwarzenegger, when he was governor of california, he couldn't run for u.n though people wanted him to, because he wasn't a born citizen. someone who's 25 can't run for u. s. president. so this is one of the requirements of office, qualification of office. and what i will do, and other secretaries by hopeful do, will follow whatever decision comes from the courts. >> i saw in recent interview with politico. you -- said consultations across the country about how to deal with potential lawsuits. is there any concerns you've been hearing? >> well i think it's very public that there has been conversations. this has been in the news now for a while. lawsuits are starting to emerge. and i think a handful of secretaries of state have spoken publicly about it. i think that if there is a consensus, and i don't want to speak for all secretaries, what i think it would be is that courts should weigh in. there are very smart people on both sides of the aisle, conservatives and liberals, who think there is something there. with the 14th amendment. and there is people who

so the question is, thoughts were that governor newsom might put in a place holder like an arnold schwarzenegger or jerry brown. on "meet the press" he said he will appoint a black woman. that's where we are right now. back to you. >> there have been so many concerns about her health, william, feinstein stepped down as the top democrat on judiciary panel after the 2020 elections just as democrats were about to take majority and in 2023 she said she would not serve as the senate president pro-tem. she was on the judiciary committee with the news about senator menendez stepping down from his chairmanship of that committee. that puts that committee in even greater of a spotlight. >> i'm sure it does. i'm sure it's up to the chairman who decide who goes into that location in congress. i would doubt the replacement would automatically receive that seat. you know more about that than i do. >> we'll check back with you. >> senator menendez's democratic colleagues are calling for him to step down. he had a closed door meeting yesterday saying he is not going to do that. he will fight this. byron york, f

also working on a number of gop campaign, including john mccain, arnold schwarzenegger and george w.t the math on this one is really easy. there were 18 republicans who are elected and districts that joe biden won. they are not going to be interested. not only to elated their own constituents, but because this is kind of stupid. but, but, and impeachment is impeachment. it takes time, it gets news. no one wants one. so, tell me about the strategy for the republican party. it's impeachment, it's a shutdown. it used to be debt ceiling a few months ago. not a whole lot that looks like policy or governing. a lot of this. >> yeah. there's no strategy here. it is about trying to figure out how they can dismantle joe biden's chances of reelection, which is if he wants against all trump, it will be a hard-fought campaign. it would. he should went. -fought camp>> i would say this. you mentioned those 18 republicans, quote on quote, problem zartlers. people like brian fitzpatrick from pennsylvania. john bigger from nebraska. they have to pathways is to make here. one, are they going to vote to

it is why former california governor arnold schwarzenegger never ran for that office despite very transparentlyn, in the plain text of the constitution. a 22 year old cannot be on the ballot for presidential election, no matter how good their plans might sound in the dorm room. and another thing -- if you give aid and comfort to an insurrection, or participate in, one despite having previously sworn to uphold the constitution, you can't be president of the united states. now, the question of who would be the one saying no is a big, interesting, live question. right? like, who gets to say? in that article by the two conservative lawyers i cited a moment ago, they argue, quote, a state secretary of state might well possess state law authority to determine candidate eligibility for federal offices, and among those relative intelligibility criteria is whether candidate is disqualified from the office he or she seeks by section three of the 14th amendment. and -- a really strong case to be made that every state secretary of state has to take seriously whether donald trump is the equivalent of a 22 y

rising politically, it was a state of richard nixon, of ronald reagan, of pete wilson, of arnold schwarzeneggerndent state. really if you look back at her career, she was always looking for bipartisan compromise. >> that's what i remember her for, joe. she was a democrat. in california she allowed others to be more left of her, but she could do business with conservatives. when she won that special election in 1992, bill clinton became president. she worked with clinton and became a big promoter of saving the beauty of california. she really went full bore into saving the mohave desert. california never had anybody who loved the firefighters like she did. she won every national park award known to humans because she weighed in at key moments starting in '93 to the end of her life. she's a climate change warrior. she's been trying to get california prepared for the drought and the fires. >> she was walking arm in arm with president george w. bush at a disaster site. she appeared with then-governor schwarzenegger reaching across the aisle working in a bipartisan fashion. she also was not afraid t