CHRIS WALLACE: Mr. Trump has been
indicted on federal charges.
But most of the top Republican officials
are siding with him against the special prosecutor.
How do you explain that?
ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER: If the charges are correct
then he's going to be in deep trouble.
But at the same time, I have to say that we're always
innocent until proven guilty.
So we'll find out what the courts say in the future.
But I mean, if the charges are right I think he's
going to be in deep trouble.
CHRIS WALLACE: Like jail?
ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER: They don't
know what the court decides.
CHRIS WALLACE: And how worried are you about the fact
that he could be reelected president?
ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER: I'm not worried about it
because I don't think it's going to happen.
But I mean, that's just my thinking.
CHRIS WALLACE: Because why do you think he won't?
ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER: I just don't
think that you get reelected with 30% or 33%
of the people voting for you or in your polls.
I think there's a great poll numbers amongst conservatives.
But I think if you put it all together, it's not enough.
You need the swing voters.
You need the independents.
You need everybody to jump in there in order to win.
You have to drag a lot of people over across that line.
And so the question is, can he do that?
And I believe he can't.