“I know you won’t hold back,” Schwarzenegger said.
News outlets have agonized over whether or not to show images of the prophet ever since the attack on the magazine’s Paris office, which left 12 people dead. Many major news organizations, including CNN and the New York Times, decided not to show Charlie Hebdo’s past Mohammed cartoons and have also not shown the cover of the new issue.
But others have republished the cover.
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