Arnold Schwarzenegger’s speech last night before national Chamber of Commerce executives in L. A. sounds rather surreal. The execs gave him a standing ovation after a spiel in which he’s said to have quoted Eisenhower and cracked a lot of Hollywood jokes, the LA Daily News says. But nary a hint of anything real going on in the ex-guv’s life, like his messy divorce, the ongoing furor over his last-minute pardon of a political pal’s son, or the scandal over impregnating his former maid.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger’s speech last night before national Chamber of Commerce executives in L. A. sounds rather surreal. The execs gave him a standing ovation after a spiel in which he’s said to have quoted Eisenhower and cracked a lot of Hollywood jokes, the LA Daily News says. But nary a hint of anything real going on in the ex-guv’s life, like his messy divorce, the ongoing furor over his last-minute pardon of a political pal’s son, or the scandal over impregnating his former maid.
Arnold talks to Chamber execs, and feels the love
Friday, August 5, 2011
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s speech last night before national Chamber of Commerce executives in L. A. sounds rather surreal. The execs gave him a standing ovation after a spiel in which he’s said to have quoted Eisenhower and cracked a lot of Hollywood jokes, the LA Daily News says. But nary a hint of anything real going on in the ex-guv’s life, like his messy divorce, the ongoing furor over his last-minute pardon of a political pal’s son, or the scandal over impregnating his former maid.
