no, no, and what about me, i have this feeling that schwarzenegger is waking up inside me, so schwarzenegger, take it from stalin, go to our spielberg, report on the completion of this film epic. elina vladimirovna, to spielberg, are you with us? yes, sirva, let's go, they're waiting for us. hello, you were a bad boy, i was a very bad boy, but i love them, and you deserve an award, and what do you want? i would like you to show me what's under that suit, but i got up, nothing, no, well , that's good, yes, that's it. i'm suffocating from our passion, is this according to the script? it's like you don't know, it's normal now, that at night and during the day we have, now there are always traffic jams, well, go, go and clear the traffic jams, no, well, sit, then, be quiet, to the curb at only oligarchs can do us, really good job, you can, you can even take a nap, what's the matter, oh, at least some entertainment, yes, lesha. where, well, i 'm standing in that direction, now, i understand, let's go, come on, well, if lesha allows it, then you can go to the curb. hi, lesha, hi, what do we have h

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exaggeration in 1961 in vienna he inspired the future famous actor, the legendary bodybuilder arnold schwarzeneggero work hard on himself, not just an athlete, a great thinker, that's what he said about yuri vlasov. in 1988 in moscow , the iron arnie. asked and achieved a meeting with his idol. yuri vlasov taught us all that impossible is just a word, precisely because of i refuse to call myself self-made because of people like him. at the training camp, he trained for 7-8 hours, and wrote at night. literary creativity was another passion of yuri vlasov. in 1962, at the world championships, he was not only an athlete, but also a special correspondent for the izvestia newspaper. his book. in general, love for his sons, honest, noble, uncompromising, he saw no limit in training, setting himself more and more new goals, vlasov was the same in his social and political work, having completed sports career, people's deputy of the ussr, and then deputy of the state duma of the first convocation, he even ran for the post of speaker and was a candidate for the presidency of russia, but it was not easy for s

in 1961 in vienna, he inspired the future famous actor, legendary bodybuilder arnold schwarzenegger to work hard on himself, not just an athlete, a great thinker, that's what he said about yuri vlasov. in 1988 in moscow , iron arnie asked and achieved a meeting with his idol. yuri vlasov taught us all that impossible is just a word, it's because of people like him that i refuse to call myself self-made. at training camps, he trained for 7-8 hours, and wrote at night, literary creativity was another passion of yuri vlasov. in the sixty-second world championship, he was not only an athlete, but also a special correspondent for the izvestia newspaper. his book, justice of force, was reprinted many times, as was the special region of china, written on the basis of archival materials and diary entries of his father, the soviet military intelligence officer and diplomat pyotr vlasov. it was a book about the soul. separately, about some mysteries, which vlassakh wrote about very simply, and you know, so clearly that even people who were reading about intelligence for the first time, everythin

that said that governor arnold schwarzenegger in california replicated the program statewide and there were some counties where many parents did go to jail because of the truancy of their children. she has always at this duality. that is why it has been very hard for many people to characterize her. is she a cop and embracing her prosecutor role or is she progressive? another issue where she has gone back and forth is on cannabis legalization. she opposed the legalization measure in 2010, she opposed it in 2014 when she ran for reelection as attorney general even though her republican opponent supported it. she opposed it in 2016 when the rest of california supported it. cannabis is legal for recreational uses. then when she went to washington as a senator in 2016 she embraced it and now she is on the leading edge of the administration's role to make cannabis -- to use it for research and such. she has changed on that. as san francisco district attorney she prosecuted cannabis crimes. that is one of those issues where she has taken different stances over the years. host: this is joe ga

. >> with say somebody like arnold schwarzenegger as partners to deal with global climate change just as an example. it's that type of galactic problem that you would like to solve and have a role. and that would be an interesting element to watch as well. galactic. i like that term and just one more time before we leave you, you know, because michelle obama. >> you know, there are a lot of names that were bandied about before it was finally decided that it would be kamala harris. you michelle obama, the herbs saying the year when they go low, we go high. >> it's taking a different tact. you think she's going come up with another line that really kind of flips that on its? because democrats are pushing back now. >> yeah, they are. and look, i mean, they're pushing hard at this idea that they knew that things like, you know, donald trump is a threat to democracy. that kind of thing that wasn't working well with swing voters with suburban voters in the purple people saying they're we're does work in cuts that short and how that theme is handled and how they build on that theme is a lear

gathered me there a group of friends, including some actors, bill paxton was there, le bernati, schwarzeneggerre, and john bruno, that 's his special effects assistant, he says a toast, let's drink to jim, to anatoly, who... they'll make us a new blockbuster titanic like terminator 2, suddenly the genie gets up and says: no terminator 2, gone with the wind, part two, well, i think we won, carried away by the waves, yeah, and then i once had a show with that same one, with julia minshova, with everyone, and she asked me, he says, for you, he says, probably this film opened a window into cinema, i say, you know, a window into cinema was opened for me when i was a child, our great directors, they said, began to include them, including your dad, vladimir minshov, well, well, well and so on, i say, that's why when they ask me, how did this idea come about? i say, this idea, it sits in us, this idea of ​​humanity, i told him then that jim, the world is tired of murders, of violence, of the blood that hollywood splashes on the screen, show life, show love, my words were one to one, and he was all...

gun, in who are you shooting, then, well, of course, it 's such a... posing photo, yes, under schwarzeneggerhave to go with a gun, when the regions have bears, and you also go on expeditions, i also go, but to others , again, i, as a representative of such academic science, i work mainly with already known open deposits, and for me the main task is to sort of understand, how did it happen that it formed here, to say that... he was crackling somewhere in the bushes, i felt the smell, well, my partner and i shouted, there beat him up and he ran away, literally 5 minutes later - another route group is shouting on the radio, a bear is coming towards us, in general they have left the route, what is happening and where? so, it is in yakutia, and it is visible that i am in a mosquito net, because there are a lot of mosquitoes, well, and i wash, a trail sample, that is, it is loose material, as a rule, from rivers, or maybe we just took some kind of rock, a vein, crushed it and also washed it, well... well, here it is plastic, but the shape is the same, and there are other different shapes, there is

i'll assume that schwarzenegger, right, our magazines are for a thousand, in 1970 the magazine iskusstvono published a devastating article about this film, allegedly discrediting the great revolutionary theme, the issue was immediately sold out, the article included footage of vladimir vysotsky, i'll assume that dangerous tours, right. our magazines are for 800. thanks to this magazine, our readers could first get acquainted with the novels over the abyss vorzhi to kill a mockingbird 100 years of solitude. i think there was such a magazine foreign literature. true, now this magazine exists. vitalik, give me the keys for 600. one of the most prestigious at ilsk university is called the scroll key and the basis. in 1841, what are you talking about, perhaps some student community, right, if it is absolutely certain a secret society, will pluck for 200, before going to a duel, pushkin met with his second in the confectionery of wolf and beronge on nevsky avenue, and a few days later this poem by lermontov was read aloud there. the death of a poet, that's right, the death of a poet, so, let's

but if we _ and arnold schwarzenegger but if we thought that was the craziest— if we thought that was moment, accepting the nomination, means to kamala harris? i nomination, means to kamala harris? ., ., , ., harris? i thought it was a terrific speech, _ harris? i thought it was a terrific speech, i - harris? i thought it was a terrific speech, i thought | harris? i thought it was a i terrific speech, i thought she did everything she needed to do in that speech. and a big part of that, a major part of that was to introduce herself, right? and to give a bit of her biography. i should say she was first elected in 2003, which was the year of this crazy recall in california, so nobody paid a lot of attention to who was running for district attorney in san francisco. here, 21 years later, pretty extraordinary.— here, 21 years later, pretty extraordinary. what did you think of her _ extraordinary. what did you think of her address - extraordinary. what did you think of her address of i extraordinary. what did you think of her address of this| think of her address of this big moment in her p

david: say a lot of things -- >> the nanny, wel schwarzenegger. david: eye, eye.m a star in their eye. >> i don't have words. i'm supposed to come on here and talk. david: one ever problems trump will face, he could make charges and statements about joe biden, even when he did wit hillary clinton he may not be able to get away with dealing with kamala. she made victimhood a part of her political life for her entire political life. it is one of the reasons a lot of people said she succeeded. if he tries anything you know she will cry victimhood, either race-based or misogynistic. he has to be careful here in the debate. >> he knows that. he was careful with a very feeble joe biden. tulsi gabbard wiped out kamala in a debate. she is helping him. if kamala harris is smart get negotiated with the mic muted when she is on. david: by the way jake tapper and dana bash got high praise from donald trump. >> because theyed is all the questions. david: rules them out for any debate. >> at that time they were trying to hurt biden, trying to get him out of the race. they were

he doesn’t change, no matter how much you tell him, he’s like , you know, a first -generation schwarzeneggerident, and if she knew what to do, she would do it right now, but she, as you can see, is not doing anything, look, kamala is the worst vice president in the history of the us, and biden is the worst president, it’s a deadly combination, and because of this we we have what we have, it is we who have problems with the border, look at israel, look at ukraine, and many things like that are happening all over the world, and yet they... the border regions of russia entirely on kiev. another point that i would like to note here is the fact that borel's words are not a guide to action for anyone in the eu, it is just rhetoric. moreover, the rhetoric that began to sound after information leaked to the german press about budget cuts for new support for ukraine, scholz continues to deny everything, but talk about this, as you have already discussed, does not subside, in 2026 ukraine is offered to rely on some international funds, and the approved amount from the german purse for 2025 is 4 billio

arnold schwarzenegger brought in his own team, and whenever he had an event, he had an outside production and hollywood come in and stage the whole event. a lot of times that was on his dime or on nonprofit dimes. but gavin newsom is, you know, there's no question about his ambitions, and he's got to have somebody to get that image out there to us as well. i mean, larry, wouldn't you feel like cheated and left out if you didn't get great pictures? not only in the in the newspapers and on magazines and tv, but on social media as well. >> yes. just seeing him dribble the basketball warms my heart up. anyway, why did the governor do this in the first place? i mean, they made this hire about six months ago. it was kind of kept quiet. is this part of a larger newsom effort to try to look good for a future presidential run? and so now we have a backlog of all these wonderful photos. >> i think that we had that future presidential run and probably creating that image before. and this one is reinforces it. and it does. i mean, gavin newsom is very photogenic. part of him is hollywood. let's be ho

and they kinda of put you in mind of arnold schwarzenegger as conan.ou see them driven before you, hear the lamentations of their women. how are you doing in this debate? because it seems to me that you described it as a temp tatian and it seems to me -- temptation and it seems to me that this is a growing trend. the conan view is the more based view or something. you've even seen the vice presidential nominee for the republican party, jd vance, has made sounds in this direction, that he said a couple of years ago, a lot of conservatives have said we should deconstruct the administrative state, and i'm sympathetic to that project. but another option is we should just cease the administrative state for our own purposes -- sei the administrativeze state for our own purposes. you're definitely getting a hearing but already making headway and how do you know? vivek: not well enough yet is what i will say. i will give you the evidence for that, i ran for u.s. president and i failed to achieve the goal i set out to achieve. i think there's a lot of reasons b

>>with say somebody like arnold schwarzenegger as partners to deal with global climate change just as an example. it's that type of galactic problem that you would like to solve and have a role. and that would be an interesting element to watch as well. electric. i like that term and just one more time before we leave you, you know, because michelle obama. >>you know, there are a lot of names that were bandied about before it was finally decided that it would be kamala harris. you michelle obama, the herbs saying the year when they go low, we go high. >>it's taking a different tack. do you think she's going come up with another line that really kind of flips that on its? >>because, yeah, democrats are pushing back now. yeah, they are. and look, i mean, they're pushing hard at this idea that they knew that things like, you know, donald trump is a threat to democracy. that kind of thing that wasn't working well with swing voters with suburban voters in the purple people saying they're weird, does work and cuts that short. >>how that theme is handled and how they build on that theme is a

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and in california there have been people like schwarzenegger. and to not mention ronald reagan.l, very, very differently who went on to be governors of california . be governors of california. >> and michael, the scintillating prospect of lilibet finding her voice. i wonder how that voice will be used . michael, may that voice be used. michael, may that voice be used. michael, may that voice be used for climate change, for institutional racism. for more of the same. a future star in the making. can't wait. >> well, i think what that little child won't be saying is hello, grandpa, which is a great, great tragedy because hasn't met king charles, hasn't met thomas markle, her her maternal grandfather. such a shame. they go around the world and you know, they're trying to do good and there's enough bad in the world. we want some good. we welcome the good. but it's not enough to say, children and, mothers good slavery and online bullying, bad, invictus games. wonderful. you've got to actually take that home. you've got to actually live that life. you've got to bring it into your own

that said that governor arnold schwarzenegger in california replicated the program statewide and theree some counties where many parents did go to jail because of the truancy of their children. she has always at this duality. that is why it has been very hard for many people to characterize her. is she a cop and embracing her prosecutor role or is she progressive? another issue where she has gone back and forth is on cannabis legalization. she opposed the legalization measure in 2010, she opposed it in 2014 when she ran for reelection as attorney general even though her republican opponent supported it. she opposed it in 2016 when the rest of california supported it. cannabis is legal for recreational uses. then when she went to washington as a senator in 2016 she embraced it and now she is on the leading edge of the administration's role to make cannabis -- to use it for research and such. she has changed on that. as san francisco district attorney she prosecuted cannabis crimes. that is one of those issues where she has taken different stances over the years. host: this is joe garofo