"Celebrity Apprentice" host Arnold Schwarzenegger is taking over hosting duties for the reality show from Republican frontrunner Donald Trump. Despite their "Celebrity Apprentice" and Republican party connection, however, Arnold Schwarzenegger is not willing to talk about Donald Trump.
According to New York Daily News, Arnold Schwarzenegger was giving an interview for "Weekend Sunrise" with Australian TV reporter Angela Cox before previous "Celebrity Apprentice" host Donald Trump was spoken of.
The flow of conversation between Angela Cox and Arnold Schwarzenegger became hairy even before Donald Trump was incorporated into the line of questioning. Angela Cox asked Arnold Schwarzenegger about the details leading up to the break of his marriage, but the "Celebrity Apprentice" host deftly maneuvered the interview.
The "Weekend Sunrise" segment on Arnold Schwarzenegger was supposed to focus on the "Celebrity Apprentice" host's past career as a body builder, health and fitness practices as well as political career. While Arnold Schwarzenegger sat through co-host Angela Cox prying into his marriage history, the "Celebrity Apprentice" called a halt to the interview when he was also asked about Donald Trump.
The Daily Mail reports that the show and its hosts were briefed about the topics that Arnold Schwarzenegger during their interview of the "Celebrity Apprentice" star. The interview was supposed to support efforts by Arnold Schwarzenegger to promote health and fitness with the 2016 Arnold Classic. Neither questions on politics nor on relationships were supposed have been put across to Arnold Schwarzenegger. Incidentally, Arnold Schwarzenegger endorsed John Kasich, Republican rival to Donald Trump.
After being asked about how he feels over stepping into the shoes Donald Trump filled in as a "Celebrity Apprentice" host, Arnold Schwarzenegger stood up and said he had another appointment to attend. Max Markson, publicist to Arnold Schwarzenegger, reiterated that the "Celebrity Apprentice" host had to rush to another appointment as the interview went beyond the allocated time.
"@jojo2foxy: TRUMP IS NOT AFRAID OF ANYTHING OR ANYONE - THAT'S THE PRESIDENT USA NEEDS TO UNITE US & KNOCK THE SOCKS OFF OUR ENEMIES!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 20, 2016
New York Daily News also reports that Arnold Schwarzenegger revealed he will once again star in a sixth "Terminator" film. In the meantime, stars as Snooki Polizzi, Brook Burke-Charvet and Boy George are among the celebrities joining Arnold Schwarzenegger to raise funds in the 2016 "Celebrity Apprentice."
