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Back in the realm of celebrity gossip, Arnold hilariously discusses the scandalous and possibly compromising videos involving Jerry Falwell, political figures, and the leaking of provocative material. He jokes about how the scandals could destroy reputations, mentioning Michael Cohen’s involvement in covering up or leaking damaging photos.
Arnold suggests that Hollywood’s and politics’ dark secrets are often kept in vaults or leaked intentionally, turning scandal into leverage or entertainment. He also satirizes the idea that the wealthy or powerful use scandals as insurance policies—kept as “blackmail assets.”