Arnold Schwarzenegger

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On the eve of the COP26 environmental summit, the "Terminator" star and former California governor said his state showed you could create jobs while tackling climate change.

Schwarzenegger said, "But as you could see, [Biden] cannot get anything passed right now."

The California governor said it was "never a childhood dream" of his to run for presidential office.

Governor Gray Davis acknowledged Elder has a following but called him a one on the Richter scale, whereas Schwarzenegger was a 10.

A Democratic strategist who advised former California Governor Gray Davis said there are "several" differences between the two gubernatorial recall elections.

Democrat Gray Davis became the first governor in California to be removed through a recall election in 2003.

"The atmosphere is exactly the same," said the former Republican governor, who ousted a Democratic governor in a recall election.

The former Governor of California was responding to the criticism over his "screw your freedom" remarks

The GOP California congressman responded to Schwarzenegger telling COVID-19 vaccination critics last week, "screw your freedom."

The pastor reacted to the ex-governor of California urging people to follow COVID mitigation measures.

It has been claimed that 'The Terminator' actor's dad was a brownshirt and Sergeant in the Wehrmacht.

"Yeah, you have the freedom to wear no mask, but you know something: You're a schmuck for not wearing a mask because you're supposed to protect your fellow members around you. It's just that simple."

A post from the "Terminator" actor addressing the issue of vaccine hesitancy has resurfaced on social media.

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Organizers have obtained enough verified signatures to trigger a recall election for the governor in the fall.

The election is likely to take place in the fall and aspiring contenders have another 58 days to announce their campaigns.

"Anyone has a chance because the people are dissatisfied with what's going on here in California," the actor and former governor told Jimmy Kimmel.

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The campaign to recall California Governor Newsom is picking up steam, with more than 1.2 million people signing a petition.

The 73-year-old actor and politician dropped two film lines as he was getting inoculated, including "Come with me if you want to live!" from "Terminator 2."

"Wednesday was the Day of Broken Glass right here in the United States," Schwarzenegger said in the powerful clip.

"The mob did not just shatter the windows of the Capitol; they shattered the ideals we took for granted," said the actor and former California governor.

The former GOP California governor said lawmakers objecting to Biden's win will be remembered as "villains" by their grandchildren.

Coronavirus has made the holiday look incredibly different this year as many people prepare to spend it away from loved ones to reduce the spread of the virus.

The former governor of California said the state Republican Party was doing a "stupid thing" by setting up unofficial ballot drop boxes.

The notorious perfectionist gave his former collaborator an update on his blockbuster's long-delayed follow-ups.

"Not believing anything you read is just as lazy and dumb as believing anything you read," the Hollywood actor said on Reddit after a spat about a Terminator pipe broke out.