“President Trump I Have a Question”: Legend Arnold Schwarzenegger Asked Donald Trump a ‘Billion Dollar’ Question Once

Arnold Schwarzenegger ensures that his voice is heard loud and clear. If Arnie finds something is amiss, then he makes a point to present his perspective. Regardless of what others will say or says, the ex-California Governor presents his opinion. Even though Arnold, at present, no longer holds any political position, he does not shies away from questioning those in power.

When the ex-president was in the chair, two often locked horns. Coming from two different ideological backgrounds, they hold contradicting beliefs. In an archived Twitter video from 2020, Arnie is seen asking some serious questions to Trump. What does he have to say?

Arnold had a question

When the Trump administration presented the 2020 fiscal budget proposal, Arnold raised an important query. In a 30 seconds video clip, The Terminator star quoted, “President Trump, I have a question.” For the unversed, the 2020 budget included cuts to domestic spending and supported more funding for defense.

The clip that was posted on Arnold’s official Twitter is now unavailable. There the former Governor was seen asking some crucial questions. In the said clip, Arnie questions, “Why do you take $1.3 billion from after-school programs in your 2020 budget when you go and do tax reforms, which is gonna cost the taxpayers $500 billion every year?”

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Unable to make sense of the proposed budget, The Governator came down heavily on the Trump administration. However, this was not the first or the last time that Arnold criticized Trump. After the 2021 unfortunate Capitol riot, Arnold again posted a video to question Trump on the events unfolding.

Arnold Schwarzenegger took the stand again  

When the 2021 Capitol Hill incident happened, Arnold was disappointed with the turn of events. Expressing his disappointment, he posted a video of himself. There, he came down heavily on Trump. In the video posted, he said, “President Trump is a failed leader. He will go down in history as the worst President ever.”

Though the two come from the Republican Party, they come from two different sets of ideologies. An administrator himself, when Arnold was positioned as the 38th Governor of California, he worked on multiple key policies. A true visionary, he formulated multiple key policies for the betterment of the public.

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