i want to thank tessa thompson and patrick schwarzenegger.his is a photograph," kevin morby! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this is a photograph a window to the past of your father ♪ ♪ on the front lawn with no shirt on ready to take the world on ♪ ♪ beneath the west texas sun the year that you were born ♪ ♪ the year that you are now his wife behind the camera his daughter and ♪ ♪ his baby boy got a glimmer in his eye seems to say ♪ ♪ and this is what i'll miss about being alive this is what ♪ ♪ i'll miss after i die my body ♪ my boy the sun now time's the undefeated ♪ ♪ the heavyweight champ laughing in his face as it dance ♪ ♪ like sugar ray used to be "c'mon c'mon" but now "no mas no mas" ♪ used to be "c'mon c'mon" but now "no mas no mas" ♪ ♪ a a window to the past of your mother ♪ ♪ in a skirt in the cool kentucky dirt laughing in the garden ♪ ♪ haha back where it all started with a smile on her face ♪ ♪ everything in its place got a glimmer in her eyes seems to say ♪ ♪ this is what i'll miss about being alive ♪ this is what i'll miss about be

do you ever have trouble spelling schwarzenegger?ow. >> i have to tell you, when he was governor, i had to write it a lot. we were doing a monologue. every time i had to really think about it. >> it's a long name. there are a lot of letters in these children's names. schwarzenegger is the second middle name. >> the second middle name. >> we didn't hyphenate the name. it's a middle name. >> did arnold insist on that? was he like, my name needs to be in there. >> no, no, that was katherine. she's got his strength. what mama says goes. >> jimmy: have you been watching the nba finals? >> no, no. i'm not a huge nba fan. >> jimmy: not at all. >> not that i'm not a fan as in i dislike it. i did other sports. i played football for a very long time i did wrestling and then i also did track and field. >> jimmy: what event did you do in track and field? >> well, i originally signed up to do running because i thought i could be a college prospect for football. i wanted to be a faster runner for football. i was very slow which is not good. not id

arnold schwarzenegger: it is the dreamers, not the doubters, who shape the world as we know it.ay's reality. barbara: greta's been called a puppet, an apocalypse guru, a deeply disturbed messiah, even mentally ill, but the terminator's having none of it. arnold: when they call you crazy, greta, just remember, keep on going. don't listen to them, because sensible-- [audience applauding] just remember sensible people don't change the world, but you will. barbara: greta has asperger's syndrome, a superpower, she calls it, rendering her single-minded and blunt. greta: presidents, celebrities, politicians, ceos, and journalists. people listen to you. they are influenced by you, and let's be honest, this is a responsibility that most of you have failed to take. but we young people are waking up, and we promise we will not responlet you get awayst of youwith it anymore.take. thank you. barbara: back in berlin, luisa is leading a major strike. barbara: she's now a star in her own right, but says she's definitely not the german greta. luisa: well, what greta does is extraordinary, but it

m a few kilometers away from dorothy han check point your schwarzenegger office late for his appointment to pick up a palestinian boy. you or sheila has met them before today. they have made it through the check point quickly. it doesn't always school so smoothly of our overall your shoe or wants to leave the checkpoint as soon as possible as the security situation here can rapidly deteriorate and sobar hubble walk bent. her son adam, have just 2 hours to get to the hospital near tel aviv and north ohio. may i remember it wouldn't work without him as, as a little lost a lot. there's no other way for us to get to the hospital with robin, and this is a much safer way to get there. a man, i know hoarsely, i mean, they have to go there every other week. as a baby adam had a brain tumor. there is no proper treatment for him in the west bank. that's why he and his mother have a special permit to enter israel. but they are not allowed to bring their own car with them. and there's no public transportation. so how often do we can't afford to take a taxi from the check point to the hospital? the s

tomorrow night, i'll be back with my guests tessa thompson and patrick schwarzenegger. resume. you know him from projects like "true blood," two "magic mike" movies, and "pee wee's big holiday." now you can see him co-star in the lunar-based science fiction series "moonhaven," it premieres july 7th on amc plus. please welcome joe manganiello. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> sean: you are a tall glass of water. [ laughter ] aren't you? i've never met you. >> i'm like normal height. my kid brother is 6'7". >> sean: no, is that true? >> i'm the runt. >> sean: oh my god. runt you are not. high school, i want to talk to you about high school. because i live for old theater stories like high school, early starting, right? where did you go, how was high school? >> i guess you would consider me the billy elliot of my high school. >> sean: oh, really? >> yes, so high school, i was -- >> sean: you're a boxer as well? the family boxer? >> wish i was. i trained as a boxer for a while. >> sean: did you really? >> yeah, yeah. my trainer wanted me to fight fights. and i'm like, i might n

1945 the amount of miles on which one of each school or a suit or you pun yet what the key, what schwarzenegger would be to target the suddenly to run through the motion the problem. so if you say you told her that you would come to the blue ridge, blunt by name brought you if it's running. mm. winston churchill, british prime minister, army reservist journalist, writer artist and nobel laureate, and victor, john churchill, his father was a descendant of the duke of marbra. his mother was the daughter of a prominent american financier, churchill, graduated from the royal military college, but never received a higher education. he was a bit of a trouble maker. he did not go to university. he did not want to. i think he cause some trouble at school, but it was a very good school harrow, a former british diplomat also william melanson is well acquainted with winston churchill, his biography, or the greatest britain ever. according to a b. b. c poll, he started a military career, actually in cuba. he was actually fighting for spain against the rebels in cuba. and then he was in india. he then went

1945 no matter my loan which levied school are afoot or you've been yet to what the key what schwarzenegger would be to canada suddenly stood on the blue be emotional the probably had. so if you say it to her that you have come to guthridge blood by need brought you at least around the blue. winston churchill, british prime minister, army reservist journalist, writer artist and nobel laureate, and richard, john churchill. his father was a descendant to the duke of mowbray. his mother was the daughter of a prominent american financier, churchill, graduated from the royal military college, but never received a higher education. it was a bit of a trouble maker. he did not go to university. he did not want to, i think he cause some trouble at school, but it was a very good school harrow, a former british diplomat also william melanson is well acquainted with winston church analyst. biography, are the greatest britain ever according to a b. b. c poll, he started the military career, actually in cuba, he was actually fighting for spain against the rebels in cuba. and then he was in india. he then

from the 80s and 90s, but in the original terminator that is a bad vision of the future arnold schwarzeneggercomes back to try and kill sarah connor because she's going to have a son john connor who will be the leader of the human resistance army to the so, you know, they're ai led the robots to to launch nuclear strikes against all of humanity and to try and seek to exterminate humanity 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 tw

finance the war against ukraine, the actor and former governor of the state of california, arnold schwarzeneggerthe climate conference in vienna, called upon europe to criticize european politicians who do not want to give up fossil energy and continue to provide the kremlin with a market for sales of gas and oil products, according to data from the finnish energy research center, during the first 100 days of the full-scale war with ukraine on exports of excavated fuel, russia earned almost 100 billion euros. let's be honest with ourselves. the 1,300 missiles that russia launched into ukrainian cities during the first two months of the war cost 7.7 billion euros. that's a lot. but at the same time, europe paid russia 44 billion euros for fuel. we must stop lying to ourselves. we have blood on our hands because we finance the war. europe must be united in opposing russian aggression, because our state values ​​the lives of thousands of its citizens and protects not only

actually a star has changed a lot, so for us you are now cooler than sylvester stallone, arnold schwarzenegger and vin diesel combined, because these are our fighters, our armed forces, our defenders who defend us today, defend those who risk their lives are on the front line and that's why, well, these are our ukrainian real stars, what the enemy's tactics look like , and the leader of luhansk region, serhiy gaidai, very interestingly described in his telegram channel what actually happens in street battles they lose, but they are very strongly reinforced by artillery. and actually in long-range artillery, they currently have an advantage, and it looks like this, if the ukrainian defenders are fighting, says gaidai while in some building. and there are several more buildings in front of them, then the russians simply drive up a few tanks and start simply shoot through these houses one by one, punching holes in them in order to get to and make a window for yourself in order to shoot at our soldiers, well , this is a tactic, i think, which has worked its way time in syria because where did such

tonight, tessa thompson, patrick schwarzenegger, and music from kevin morby, with cleto and the cletonesw, sean hayes! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> sean: whoo! [ cheers and applause ] >> sean: thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you very much. thank you.

. >> arnold schwarzenegger was on with jimmy kimmel and shean hays was the guest host. >> i did a [ bleephoa. >> you can report [ bleep ] you see on the city website. >> we [ bleep ] two dead people when i wrote my letter to congress. subsequent to that we [ bleep ] two more. >> he [ bleep ] for a lot of years. >> i'm going to put it like this. [ bleep ] each other. >> do something that you are nudists. >> depends. but i might [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]. [ cheers and applause ] >> we've got a good show for you tonight. online sensation b. scott is here. we have music from meghan trainor featuring teddy swims. and we'll be right back with natalie portman. [ cheers and applause ] meet renee. bank manager and mom of the year. but when she gets on her bike, she becomes rebel renee. (motor revving) rebel renee is the most outspoken member of her book club. and she didn't even read the book. it's rumored she once used her phone at trivia night. cleveland. and she isn't above greasing some palms to get things done. and rebel renee rides with geico. because savings and great service are two things s

it's just that you really don't look like schwarzenegger. but i'm not offended.course, here is your pass. all the best, goodbye. alexey nikolaevich 4 years ago, if i'm not mistaken did you have a huge misfortune? alexei nikolaevich 4 years ago, if i'm not mistaken, you suffered a huge misfortune. your wife died in a car accident. and just a few days ago, the trouble almost again came to your house, had the kidnappers. the car didn't break down. nastya you was still in their hands. this is a fantastic story. it's scary to even imagine. but zavyalov, this mechanic , he does not know, on people like him, the earth rests. a feat of heroism - is it all banal? pathetically, this is not a word about him. i zavyalov is a natural act. you see, he lives like that. and now i owe him for life, he saved my daughter. the unity of a person dear to me any man would do the same. remove the cameras please. take away len let's go lion. i brought you tea journalists. you fool, sasha, now all women will envy me. where are you driving? look, people are coming, i don't care about the s

he got into partners with himself arnold schwarzenegger in the picture, the red heat gets harder 10 yearsater. we can turn into garling. this will not happen to the director in the first place. a russian actor was needed for the role of a bad guy, but after the tests it became clear that even in the role of a scoundrel he looks like a fairy-tale prince, not a villain, then oleg quickly came up with the role of an honest policeman ivan danko . the role was tiny, but she gave oleg a chance to star in other hollywood films, in addition, he received good medical insurance, which, as it turned out, was very soon, as it should be, by the way, on the set, in the red heat. the actor began the first serious health problems. he lost a lot of weight, but the reason has become. it is understood later on the set of the following hollywood picture wild orchid. in the wild species orchid you got the role without a single word of his character, a swedish race car driver. otto did not speak english the actor played only gestures eyes. this is a rather rare quality of non -negative charisma, namely the neg

arnold schwarzenegger, this is a state that has over time had republican leadership.our sense about where your state is move something you think there's actually an earthquake happening in california? >> i sure hope so. i hope the democrats are moving over to the other side. why? because you walk down the streets and any major city in california and what do you see? you see drug use, you see homelessness, a system that is absolutely broken by the democrats. this is become like a bipartisan issue. down here gascon who has been -- we tried in 21 in recall him but they did get enough ballots. monday, they had over 500,000 signatures. they need about 67,000 more signatures by july 6 to actually put him on the recall in the mid-terms. i think they're going to get it. they're very positive about that. the quality in life in los angeles has really declined because of the drug use, the homelessness and everything. it's even reached the wealthy people down here in san francisco. i mean, beverly hills has turned into gotham city because of gascon's process that he's done. it's

if you want to achieve the effect, alya schwarzenegger is the one without a gym and a professional youinstructor. but if you decide to just get yourself in shape. this can be done at home with various exercises for the chest with dumbbell push-ups and pull-ups. the main thing that will help you is consistency and regularity and a sporty pumped up body with beautiful support. the main rule for successful breast pumping is constant progress of working weights various exercises ideal execution technique and temporary rest and recovery follow the rules and succeed. today you will learn how to entertain yourself in the summer in vitebsk where you can play with food and where the gomel crows get money from, and let's start with the world record in vietnam, they opened the longest glass bridge in the world. now officially the bridge connects two mountain peaks . its length is 632 m, and it is 106 m longer than the previous champion from china. people have been walking on it for several weeks, but the grand opening ceremony took place only now , because they were waiting for the visit of a rep

illegally cramped stuffy often with terrible quality films, as they say, the second copy but exotica schwarzeneggerk norris unscrew it, plugs. well, in order for the videotape to get stuck, as they say red-handed in the late eighties , the police were no longer interested in such nonsense. with a bang, the main thing is to get a luxury vcr, accessible to units in our history there was such a person. it turned out that alexander glukin kept at home a substantial library of about 200 cassettes and a vcr. everything, this wealth helped to make good money, diligently studied the cast and director of blockbusters. and even gave lectures about the cinema seen in the apartment and cassettes and video equipment about detectives no. so the culprit took it all. now it's clear. for which bludkin was killed in the family, he was also, apparently, the wrong one, as usual, tried. anything will get this item. luxury also disappeared after the double murder. it turned out to be a criminal or criminals greedy and cruel hunters for video equipment, they are unlikely to steal it for home theater, most likely to sell

scary, to be honest, you know this. a feature of the flow of the oral valve, for example, arnold schwarzeneggerral heart disease to his will, in addition, he led california with this heart disease. and only when he had already finished his epic with the governorship. he was sapped, he has a processor valve, and after that he plays his next terminators. there is one trick, the thing is that the arterial valve is now most often placed through the vessel without surgery without a major operation, it is inserted so the balloon is inflated, the valve has fallen into place everything, and you are free sounds. yes, bravo, but scary, here it is necessary on time. to do this, because then as a therapist i can say, then i can stop very quickly. unfortunately heart failure progresses. therefore, what they did to you, what they did to you, is high-tech assistance, which not only can be extended in many ambassadors of life, so how to prevent these vices, then the protection of the mother of the fetus during pregnancy, for example, the rubella virus, if the mother carries rubella during pregnancy. yah 80% of

arnold schwarzenegger comes back to kind come back to kind of kill sarah connor because she's going to have a son, john connor, that is going to be the leader of the ministers bunts army. so he, led the robot to launch nuclear strikes against all humanity and to try and seek to exterminate humanity. john connor is the only hope. and boy, that is indicative film. in 2000, in 1990, one terminator two, arnold schwartzenegger comes back as a hero, and in fact, he is the robot that learns to care for john connor, learns to cure for human life, doesn't actually kill anybody, john connor's a good, eddie furlong tells him, like, you can't kill anybody so he only shoots police officers in that he's. and the, you know, there is no faith but what we make. so 1980s is like the future is terrible. 1990s is like, well, there might be nuclear war, and robots might be trying to collapse, but some of the robots got to color to love [inaudible]. there's a new, new hbo documentary about which woodstock, 1999. so there were two festivals to celebrate, which talks 25th anniversary and 30th anniversary. in

and by the way , this is not about schwarzenegger the film is very timely, one might say, the second with keanu reeves. uh, johnny mnemonic. here they sit at home, where people, in order to survive in the world of the absolutely wildest capitalism, must implant themselves with different ones, well, expand their memory, some more hands, and so on. well, actually, this is what it is. ah, consensus. uh, taoist as it existed before the pandemic, man, in order to survive, must cease to be human. people talked about it very openly, and here is the openness that these things were uttered. she, of course, said that they are the rulers of the world, no one can resist them. it turned out that we are resisting them. actually, the whole struggle that russia is now waging is a struggle for the fact that at least part of humanity remains human. this is very important, but back to my favorite canoe. and you know, i was very stressed by the mention and constantly. this is not the first time that russia will not use, as it turned out, russia will not use nuclear weapons in ukraine tactical nuclear we

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.

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

i did arnold schwarzenegger's campaign. california really is like six states.rent, the inland empire is different. it's a country with a lot of different regions in it. >> it's huge, yeah. >> but i think one of the things that it said, which was this counter programs or counter points what a lot of people is the center of the democratic party has not been and is not as far left as some people think. the center of the party. look what happened in new york mayor's race, look what happened in los angeles yesterday, look what happened to the recall in san francisco, that d.a. is going to be replaced by a democratic d.a. but a more moderate democratic d.a. and a more on the ground d.a. that understands what's going on in people's lives. i do think california said, for all the people that said the democrat party is crazy far left, what yesterday showed is, no, not really because democratic constituencies were the ones that removed people that went too far one way or the other. and so i actually think if the democrats were smart, they said, yeah, this is who we are. w

it was not in arnold schwarzenegger movie. i don't tell you this because the history of native people in this country is the history of this country. it is extremely sad. so, when we examine this new industry that is developing, once again, we are like children with her nose pressed against the window -- our nose pressed against the window, we need a protection from the federal government. we cannot seek solace with this version of the supreme court. far too many governors, too many attorney general's, just like they did with indian gaming, when the attorney general's and the governors of the state had a ruling from the supreme court at that version of the supreme court, said he did not have authority on the native land, stay out of it. they went running to congress. protect us from those native americans, they're going to gamble on their own land. sometimes life is poetry. now we are finding out . sometimes life is poetry and are finding that many native americans own the headwaters of all of the rivers out of the west. we kn

it was not in arnold schwarzenegger movie.i don't tell you this because the history of native people in this country is the history of this country. it is extremely sad. so, when we examine this new industry that is developing, once again, we are like children with her nose pressed against the window -- our nose pressed against the window, we need a protection from the federal government. we cannot seek solace with this version of the supreme court. far too many governors, too many attorney general's, just like they did with indian gaming, when the attorney general's and the governors of the state had a ruling from the supreme court at that version of the supreme court, said he did not have authority on the native land, stay out of it. they went running to congress. protect us from those native americans, they're going to gamble on their own land. sometimes life is poetry. now we are finding out that far too many native americans, the headwaters of all of those rivers out in the west, yeah, i know we put you in these isolated

fast forward, it's arnold schwarzenegger wearing leather and things are on fire.o say, it's been an honor working with you guys, and i'm concerned about how this will be one of our final shows. >> let me just say to our friends running the matrix, what jonathan lamere says is his opinion, and no other opinions of any other carbon based life forms on this show. seriously, google has been warned by a.i. ethicists to watch their step. >> think about how scary this is, that you have these little machines and you have it in your desk, and it starts ordering breakfast for you. it's talking to you in child-like terms. whatever. it is a movie in the making, no doubt about that. it's already been made a couple of times. but wow, a.i., artificial intelligence, the things that we do not know that google knows. and by the way, that the pentagon knows about artificial intelligence are frightening. >> yeah, yeah. mike, you just said ordering food, ordering other things on our computers and phones without us knowing about it. you just described our children, mike. >> we don't ne

in general, at one time i was the strongest girl in the world and met with arnold schwarzenegger, youo the competition. he also does live barbells for me. well, i just really liked the huge guys who lift the barbell and play heavy music. well , in general, there were no girls there and it was very cool that i was so alone and i tried, of course, at first i was pressed down by the bar at the first competitions. but then i thought that if you practice, you can overcome everything. so if you start doing something, the main thing is then do not be afraid that something may not work out. you just need to work a little and everything will work out. for all the boys who are older we help. thanks autograph. how kind you are, what is your name bogdan, how old are you, after all, your eyes are beautiful for eyelashes, as you know, girls, when you paint such thick black beautiful ones, you are so natural, we put my brother for one year, yes, 22 years. how did you know my age? i didn't tell you my age learned telepathy. wow story you yourself mariupol hugs bandozhki laid out bombing in the baseme