she says he was best friends with dennis rodman.ll, i think you might be right on that one. >> he used to date madonna. and she goes we used to go to her house and get all messed up. and then she goes, one night one thing led to another. and then i went, shut up! [ laughter ] and i slammed the foot on the brake. the kid starts crying. she goes what's wrong? i go "i know what one thing led to another means. you're all having sex." she goes, yeah, that's what happened. [ laughter ] [ applause ] she goes, why are you upset by this? i said i don't want a picture of my girlfriend having sex with madonna's muscular male body with dennis rodman in the corner just licking his lips going, mm, mm. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you don't? >> that stains the relationship for me. then she gets angry at me. she goes what do you care for? she goes you party way more. i say that's not true. i've gotten wasted way more often just by myself. [ laughter ] but i am in no way -- like you know what it's like, guys that look like me and you. you're better-lookin

mobile-exclusive deals download the expedia app text expedia to 75309 expedia, find yours >>> dennis rodmanside, it's hard to think of any american who would actually want to seek asylum in north korea. that said, north korea is claiming that a man by the name of miller matthew todd, an american, wanted to do just that. and miller matthew todd has been in custody in north korea since april the 10th. cnn's foreign affairs reporter elise lavette joins me. those are the facts, elise, what else do we know about this young man? >> ashleigh, very little. we don't even know if his name is miller matthew todd or matthew todd miller because you know in asia a lot of times people use the last name before the first name. so we're still try to find out information about this gentleman. what the north koreans are saying is that matthew miller todd, as they're calling him, 24-year-old american went through immigration, ripped up his visa and threatened to seek asyl asylum, saying he was seeking asylum and shelter in north korea and that he was exhibiting rash behavior. a senior administration confirms to

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i can't -- talk about orwellian. >> sending a link to the video produced about dennis rodman's visitand you were basically like i can't watch this. >> because when you go there and you see the people and you go to the schools and the kids sing a song for you and they have a chest cold because there is no heat and you hear it all day it still rings in my head. people just want to talk about some idiot going on a trip like i almosit'slike i almost can't d around the fact that there are concentration camps where children are being beaten to death and it's like it's into this wacky, this guy is friends with this person. this isn't funny to me at all. i will tell holocaust jokes all day long because the holocaust is over but this is happening right now. people don't get how pervasive and bad it is. >> how are we doing on time? fifteen minutes. all right. so be used up the poignant moment. we'll have to think of something. >> there is a lot of poignancy and thin the book. one of my friends had this kind of moment that happened in her life which is he married this woman the love of her life

how dare you put on dennis the diplomat rodman's jersey. i would never say that. say that's cool you are doing our stuff. they get upset when we do their stuff for some weird reason. what does the bindi mean? do we know? >> there are lots of meanings. it has been morphed in the culture. >> it depends on the color. >> of course, color, yada, yada, yada, who cares? we don't take it for the meaning. we like cool. if the stuff looks cool, we will take it. that's why we haven't taken the burka. it don't look cool. >> it will one of these days. >> we are taking something that is meaningful to them and using it as a fashion. >> oh poo. a big fat poo. >> they are used to white people taking things. >> i think the difference is the way it is being used -- it is being used appropriately if i may say. they are not using it to do something grotesque. like madonna -- >> madonna is offensive in what she does. madonna is offensive. she does all kinds of things to christian symbols and wearing it appropriately on your forehead i don't see it as a problem. >> if you believe approp

dinner at home with his wife, dennis rodman. it was nice dinner followed by a night of tender triumphant love making. speaking of love making, where is guillermo? why is he upstairs? >> working on something. >> jimmy: he is working on something? that i don't believe. oh, i see what he is working on. he is working on a bals cosket wings it looks like. guillermo, can you hear me? >> from hollywood, it is your favorite, it is the one, it is the "guillermo show." hello, amigos. welcome to my show. hello to my band. hello, band. ♪ okay, what is it that, in the news today, can you believe that justin bieber kid? oh, my god, what a spoiled -- did you hear that we have a shortage of bacon? yeah, they say we may have to eat l.t. sandwich. no b., get it, just l.t. >> jimmy: hey, hey, wait guillermo. i did that joke a minute ago. you just stole one of my jokes. >> you are a jokes! >> jimmy: i'm a jokes? what's going on here? >> you can see them together again, 21 jump street, welcome, jonah hill -- [ indiscernible ] >> how are you? >> 22 j

. >> dennis rodman has a competitor here. this is whacky. >> yeah. this kind of performance. are they trying to drive the center and middle of the road with this mess? >> i don't think at this point, if every, they really care about the middle of the road. these are people up in new hampshire and they're doing the same in other early primary states for 2016 of appealing to the very heart of the very most active ultraconservatives they can find. these are the people they need to line up for the campaign. and they don't mind if this is broadcast to the rest of the republican party and the rest of the world. this is who they are. they're proud of it. and the republican wisemen whom i talk to around here are scared out of their wits. >> by this talk? >> by this talk. i was talking to one of the leading fundraisers in the republican party today. he's no liberal. he's a conservative these people scare him, not only because of their ideology, but because of their demographics. these are people who don't seem to know how to appeal beyond the traditional white male base of the republi

>> i don't know but i want to ask dennis rodman about it.lly -- >> beautiful thing. >> really cranked up at this particular summit. there is a certain degree of irony, you showed rand paul talking about wall street fat cats. this was funded in large part by the koch brothers and this small group of donors, if anything it's symbol of the money sloshing around in politics. >> you see big money coming into the elections in the wake of citizens united and other rulings that are eroding the restraints on the purse strings. >> i think both parties have billionaire corporate backers but -- >> is this a phenomenon happening for prominently with republicans snz. >> i don't think so. the kochs fund it but you see people cheering in the stands, who agree with what the candidates are saying. i mean the americans for prosperity does reflect what the americans want. >> have they gotten their act together on lining up big donors? >> i think democrats who are focused on trying to keep the senate together fuel leak there's a lack of billionaire or millionair

not just dennis rodman. same with cuba.oliver stone going down there praising the public school system in cuba. where if we had bob from ohio they would say mow so much sing. so for the life of me, i cannot understand why when our goal is to expose cubans and the cuban government to american influence we cut off our arm and both feet here by denying ordinary americans and every day americans the ability to travel freely there. i have no doubt if we eopened u the ban, the cubans would limit who can come in. but if someone is limiting by travelling it should be a communist. that is the whole problem i have with cuba. specifically on this one i have issues and not with the fact that we have programs like this going but the fact they are conducted by usaid. and you can see until you are blue in the face this is something we should have known about or it has been authorized. it is legal. we could argue if it covert or discreet. but it doesn't shield the fact it is not advised for usaid to provide relief and encourage democratic

i mean dennis rodman was just there not too long ago but they know a lot more than just dennis rodmanthey actually seem to know all of the players and are very keen on those elements of u.s. culture to be fair that i mean you know on the documentary there are museums with historically inaccurate artifacts claiming that jonathan was actually the world's best golfer at that i mean how are north korean supposed have a frame of reference outside of what the government tells them and really is this limited access to the outside world good in terms of evolution of an entire populace marcelle. think that in north korea of course you have positive aspects of the society and you have negative aspects as well and i think that the koreans are very you know they're sure that they need to find a way to open up to the outside world in a lot of ways which is why tourism is an area that's really on the rise i mean when you go to pyongyang the first thing you see is that the airport is under construction the entire airport and that there's also you know many tour groups that are facilitating travel in

government would allow more of it, we would encourage more of it, where more americans not just dennis rodman would travel there. we have oliver stone going to cuba and praising the education system in cuba. if we had bob from peoria say no such thing because they realized it is a different world from those who travel there. for the life of me i cannot understand why when our goal is to expose cubans and the cuban government to american influence. we cut off our arm and her feet by denying everyday americans the ability to travel freely there. i have no doubt that if we opened up the travel ban, ended it, the cuban government would be more selective on who they allowed to come to cuba. they are all about control. but if somebody is going to limit my travel, it should be a common us, not this government. -- a communist, not this government. that is the broader problem i have with the whole policy writ large regarding cuba. specifically, with this one. i do have issues. not with the fact that we have programs like this going, but the fact they are conducted by usaid, and you can say until you a