Partisanship, scandal, and celebrity defined the '03 recall of GovernorDavis. Total Recall: California's Political Circus, a new podcast from DanaBashCNN, explores how Schwarzenegger beat 134 candidates to lead the Golden State. Listen to the preview.
It reads like a movie script. The year? 2003. The mission? Defeat hundreds of challengers to save the state of California and become its leader. But this wasn't a movie...
it was a real-life election for governor that featured adult film stars, sumo wrestlers, comedians, and ended with the election of action star Arnold Schwarzenegger. In Total Recall: California’s Political Circus, CNN's Chief Political Correspondent Dana Bash will unpack the scandal, partisanship, and celebrity of the Golden State’s 2003 recall election – and explore what it might have forecasted about politics today.
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