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In a video widely available online, and recorded during the COVID era, Arnold Schwarzenegger spoke about trusting experts in their domain of expertise, and towards the end of the video, said: "No, screw your freedom, because with freedom comes applications and responsibilities." This video was also posted on Arnold’s official YouTube Channel. Other reporting suggested this was from a CNN panel regarding the topic, which seems likely given the panel members. The video follows shortly. After the fact, years later, Arnold apologized for saying this. "I want to thank you for your open-mindedness. I think we should be able to disagree without being enemies. Here’s what else I’ll say: I’m sorry for saying those words. I try to be relentlessly positive, but sometimes my mouth gets ahead of me. I should have communicated better."

For Q1 of 2022, Coinbase filed a 10Q form, which included new language which stated that: "Moreover, because custodialy held crypto assets may be considered to be the property of a bankruptcy estate, in the event of a bankruptcy, the crypto assets we hold in custody on behalf of our customers could be subject to bankruptcy proceedings and such customers could be treated as our general unsecured creditors." An image of the passage from the 10Q form follows. The CEO of Coinbase Brian Armstrong wrote a longform chained series of posts on X which said there is no risk of Coinbase going bankrupt and that customers’ assets are safe as they’ve always been. The links to the PDFs of the SEC 121 rule as well as the filed 10Q form follow.

In a video available online Don Lemon, a CNN news anchor, said: Don’t get the vaccine? You can’t go to the supermarket. … [You] can’t go to work. Based on other reporting available online, it appears this video is from July 26, 2021.

When Jimmy Kimmel was co-hosting The Man Show with Adam Carolla, he filmed a short segment where he pretended to sexually assault a woman as she looked through a set of viewing binoculars which observed the statue of liberty in New York. This was during a segment where both hosts interacted with members of the public as they attempted to get signatures for the cause of making the statue of liberty more attractive. It’s unclear if this particular exchange was scripted, or if the woman involved was actually unaware of Kimmel’s conduct.

On Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Season 11 Episode 01, John Oliver bribed Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to resign for 1 million dollars a year for the rest of his (or John Oliver’s) life, and a 2.4 million dollar motor coach. John Oliver stressed that: This is not a joke. … This is real. The video segment follows. The segment is clipped to remove erroneous or unimportant information related to the offer made by Oliver.