Arnold Schwarzenegger expresses confidence in his ability to become an exceptional US president

Arnold Schwarzenegger, the famous action hero, is in London to promote his new book, Be Useful: Seven Tools for Life. Despite the actors' strike, Schwarzenegger proudly recites his iconic catchphrases from movies like Predator and Terminator. At 76 years old, Schwarzenegger is still a force to be reckoned with and not someone to argue with over trade union matters. The interview takes place at a gym, and Schwarzenegger mentions that it is better than the gym he had at Claridge's earlier that day. The book, although receiving mixed reviews, aims to motivate people and help them become more successful. Schwarzenegger emphasizes the importance of seeking help from others and insists that nobody can succeed entirely on their own. He reflects on his own successes and failures, including his divorce, and how he learned from his mistakes. Although Schwarzenegger cannot run for president due to being born outside of the United States, he credits America for providing him with opportunities and remains hopeful for immigration reform. He also expresses his desire for younger candidates in political leadership roles. Schwarzenegger still has a love for the movie industry and talks about his enjoyment of the film Barbie and the changing nature of stardom. As he prepares for his show at the Royal Albert Hall, it is clear that Schwarzenegger understands what his audience wants to hear, and his famous catchphrases will undoubtedly make an appearance.