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Arnold Schwarzenegger is not afraid to voice his unpopular opinions. In a new appearance on the TV show "Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen," Schwarzenegger played a game called "Maybe or Hasta La Vista, Baby," choosing between topics that piqued his interest and topics that did not.
© Charles Sykes/Bravo via Getty ImThe topics broached in the game encompassed a wide range of current news. "Hasta la vista, baby," said Schwarzenegger dramatically at the start of the game. "You have to say it the right way," he continued, encouraging Cohen to repeat the phrase with the correct pronunciation.
"Exactly, there you have it," he said.
Some of the topics Schwarzenegger said "Maybe" to include celebrities traveling to space, Pride month celebrations, Barbra Streisand's work, and the return of long jorts. Some of the topics that were "Hasta la vista'd" include various reality housewives shows, a choice that disappointed Cohen, some Donald Trump decisions, and Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter tour, prompting a gasp from the audience.
You can check out the full video below.
Schwarzenegger has had a great year
Schwarzenegger has a lot going for him this year. When it comes to his career, he's just premiered the second season of his Netflix series "Fubar," where he stars alongside Monica Barbaro. On the personal side of things, he's been celebrating his son Patrick Schwarzenegger's success and fame due to his work in "The White Lotus."
In an interview with The Sunday Times, Schwarzenegger opened up about the shifting dynamics he's been experiencing with his son, which he has welcomed.
© Emma McIntyre“I was just in New York and a journalist comes up and says, ‘What’s it like being the father of Patrick Schwarzenegger?’” he said. “All of a sudden, everything has changed around, I walk into the gym now and it used to be the girls would come up and give me their contact — and then after White Lotus comes out, the girl comes up and says, ‘Here’s my contact, give it to Patrick.’”
“If I go to my grave and know that my son has outdone me, I’m in heaven,” he added.
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