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so here with more on what role he played in securing kenneth bae's release is dennis rodman. the show, mr. rodman. >> okay, please, call me "ambassador rodman." now, trump has me on the list for secretary of state. >> larry: oh god. so first you were against kenneth bae's release, and then you supported it. so what are your feelings now? >> well, i feel-- i feel vindicated. >> larry: okay. >> i feel validated. which reminds me, do you validate parking? >> larry: uhhh, no. and you're not even here. >> okay, do you, ah do you vindicate parking? ( laughter ) you do that? >> larry: look, please, dennis walk us through your thinking on kenneth bae. focus on this. he thanked you for helping. how did that happen? >> i tweeted at my boy kim jong-un. >> larry: you tweeted at him? >> i know i should have snapchatted him, but this was three years ago. different times. different apps. >> larry: okay, stop it. why exactly did you tweet to him? i thought you were saying bae was guilty. >> larry, this is part of my genius. i made everyone believe that i was mad at chris cuomo, setting up a

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do you want to or have you spoken with dennis rodman? >> i have not spoken with him yet.a chance to meet him, then i would like to thank him in person. but yeah, i mean, he did the remark after my last remark on cnn that is he appreciated just thankful to are my remark. >> how often now, and i know that you are now promoting your new book "not forgotten" but how often outside of the book tour and promotion with your life now back in the u.s. are you reminded in the quiet moments alone of your experience over those two years in north korea, how often do those feelings and those thoughts arise? >> well, it's come back to me almost every day and just i'm very grateful that i'm able to come home to be able to share what happened in north korea, share my story, but i'm reminded that there are 24 million people in north korea still living in darkne darkness. i've been reminded every day for those people detained in north korea against their will as well, so i need to live life fully just to living as an expression that i have a freedom to share for the people around the world t

i put that up there in the category of great statesmanship like dennis rodman. >> you remember in 2008ck obama said he should talk to enemies and over the past eight years, 7 1/2 years, there's been a dialogue with iran and improved u.s./iranian relations, the change in the u.s./cuban relations. what's so different about donald trump saying he'd be willing to have a dialogue with kim jong-un? >> if you look at the president's actions, none of those meetings that the president has had with adversaries have gone without a lot of preconditions. in fact, the president never met with the north korean dictator and for good reason, it would be condoning the behavior we're trying to discourage and turn back. if you look at the president's actions, none of those meetings, most of them didn't take place. those that did, took place in the setting where there was an expectation of what the outcome of the talks would be. >> the director of national intelligence, james clapper, what are their intentions, do you believe u.s. officials have a serious clue about what these alleged foreign government ha

his plight went unnoticed until rodman suggested he may have deserved his arrest. >> i think dennis rodman being a c cata list for my release. i want to say thank you for what he has done to really brought international attention to my plight. >> reporter: rodman apologized saying he'd been drinking. >>> a u.s. cruise ship arrived in havana for the first time in nearly 40 years. the arrival of the ship marked the resumption of commercial travel on the florida straights. many of the passengers were cuban americans returning to their native land. >>> prince's family is now at the center of a media circus. coming up the battle over prince's estate now heads to court. >>> we see quite a few clouds in the sky. it's going to be cloudy later in the week and maybe even wet. >>> outside we go once again taking a look at smooth sailing on the golden gate bridge at this hour moving >>> prince's family is heading to court trying to sort out the sing singer's estate. >>> they're trying to figure out what happens to the estimated $300 million legacy. >> lawyers are still searching for a will. >> how do

. >> hi, dennis rodman. >> that's what these students were tapped with. get in a bull ring with a bull as part of a class experiment. watch how this goes. >> oh, oh, oh. the experiment was set up by the professor, ricardo martinez. his point was that a bull will not attack if not provoked. >> is it a science, biology experiment. >> no real information as to which direction this was going but i think it was a bit of both. >> because of the conversation. he is showing if this bull doesn't attack if it is not attacked. now, are we just baiting the bull into this situation. >> if i was a parent and that was my kid, i would want to know why he is still a professor. >> wait. it is a very effective learning experience. it could potentially be dangerous. he was right. they are also not moving. often times, they go after moving targets. >> do you fail if you say, i'll just sit this one out. >> i don't know. looks like he has a lot of participation in this experiment. >> in america, they have dodge ball. they actually have dodge bull sgchlt will. >> little sailors

. >> dennis rodman may be reason enough to vote for donald trump are for some folks. >> i tell my 10-year-old son, if you ever want to be a good basketball player, be like dennis rodman, he knows how to get a rebound. >> that's different than being someone's chief adviser when it comes to foreign policy. there are a lot of people who think that donald trump draws his foreign policy with crayon. and the simple fact that he is going here -- i was listening to rep adam kissinger earlier from illinois who came on and said, one thing you do not do with -- who, by the way is an up and coming republican, who is going to be a superstar in this country one day. he said you do not embolden a dictator by sitting down and talking to them. so the instability donald trump is willing to cause. he already said he wanted to have a south korea nuke leer japan. we don't know where donald trump is going. >> i will say to many -- didn't we just do that with iran? >> i don't really see what the big deal is. why is it so terrible to talk to the head of north korea? yes, our allies will -- our allies are alw

trump has also been getting support from prominent citizens people like north korean diplomat dennis rodman, douche bag ambassador kid rock, hard liquor name sake tila tequila and this very nice strongman named mike tyson. hi, mike, i love your punching. now tyson's endorsement is hardly surprising because he and trump have been good friends for decades now. a friendship that even survived tyson's rape conviction. >> one of the leaders of the effort to keep tyson out of prison is donald trump, the casino own wore could lose millions if tyson is unable to fight at his resort. >> i heard about a girl that late in the evening knocked on his door, was taken in, was raped, perhaps, perhaps not. number two, she is dancing in a beauty contest at 8:00 in the morning and i saw the tapes and i see the big smile on her face and she's dancing happily at 8:00 in the morning. >> trevor: well, it looks like encyclopedia trump rape detective has cracked another case. she was dancing at 8 a.m. so it's con cluesive proof that nothing happened. he solved another one, boys, you guises are di gusting are you s

then dennis rodman got into the mix.ened, what he said, what he did? >> not until a couple of weeks later when i saw your show in 2014, i believe. and i was told by the prosecutor that dennis rodman made a comment and made national "headline news" and that i was given papers to show what happened with the interview. >> we'll play people that remember this, something i've been trying to forget for two years. here is a portion of what dennes rodman was saying about kenneth bae back then, and his conversation trip to north korea at the time. >> do you understand what kenneth bae did? >> you tell me. >> no, no, no. you tell me. why is he held captive? >> they haven't released any charges. [ bleep ]. >> i don't give a rat's ass what the hell you think. i'm saying to you, look at this guy there, look at him. >> don't use it as an excuse for the behavior you're putting on yourself. >> they came here -- >> you were basically saying that kenneth bae did something wrong. we don't even know what the charges are. >> what sense did y

mike tyson and dennis rodman. if jerry sandusky were to come out and say who he was voting for we know who he would vote for, joe mackey. >> what do you think? would sandusky vote for you? >> he is a felon and he can't vote. moot point. i tell you what, this won't work because they always say the pen is mightier than the sword. but that was said by people who have swords because they can kill people because their opponents have pens. >> it was a bril yept only -- brilliant analogy. you say they will not have any influence, correct? >> probably not. the people who have influence are the people that have wardrobe malfunctions. >> exactly. we will talk about that later in the show. meanwhile, trump was dealing with nonliterary dissenters in albuquerque. >> isn't that nice? get him out of here. go home to mommy. he can't get a date so he is doing this instead. get out of here. ing still wearing diapers. >> later trump talked about hillary clinton's tone. >> i will never say, this but she screams and it drives me crazy

. >> jimmy: people like dennis rodman and others, when they endorse you, do you go hey, i don't need,orsements. mike tyson endorsed me. you saw that? >> jimmy: i did. >> i've had great endorsements. one of the great ones, and i think one with a big impact was bobby knight who said trump is really the one we want, and bobby night, 900 games, three national championships. he had the last undefeated college team, in indiana and everywhere else, he's a legend for a coach. he said trump is the guy. >> jimmy: you said, and i thought this was interesting, you believe transgender people should be able to use whatever bathroom they want to. that's contrary to what most people in your party believe. they do you think people are focussed on that? >> what i'm saying, and i think it's simple, let the states decide. we have to protect everybody. right now it's a small group. >> jimmy: are you saying if you were voting personally, you in new york state, that you would vote for the right? >> the party generally believes that whatever you're born, that's the bathroom you use. >> jimmy: but what about

this morning donald trump announced that dennis rodman would be his v.p.'ll like a good v.p.? >> in some ways, yes. not many people have gone to north korea and improved relations. i think what he did specifically with basketball and talking to kim jong-un is a big step for america. >> to you support the trump rodman presidency? would you vote for tump? >> honestly, now that rodman is v involved, it's a game changer. >> what did you think of the trump announcement saying he needs someone and around schwartz neger is the one? did you watch it? >> i did. >> who were you watching it with? >> my son. >> was it cool that he bench pressed a sinder block that they'll build the wall with? >> it gets people watching tv. it's impressive. >> would the fact that donald trump tapped his daughter as the v.p. affect your intention to vote for him? >> it wouldn't, and, in fact, i got to tell you, it might encourage me more than if he had chosen a nonpolitical figure that i didn't like. this -- in my mind, speaking for myself as a private citizen, this can't possibly hurt

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trump with this tweet, asking whether the job of secretary of state would go to former nba star dennis rodman who traveled to north korea for one on one time with the communist dictator. trump sized up the leader at a rally in january. >> if you look at north korea, this guy, i mean, he's like a maniac. and you have to give him credit. how many young guys, 26 or 25 when his father died take over these tough generals. >> reporter: trump's ban for muslims entering the u.s. >> i would urge him not to make such a blanket exclusion and i would only hope he would be more comfortable with another nominee. >> reporter: they say the tycoon could use kissinger's advice. >> he has a tall order, like trying to tame a bucking bronco, but kissinger is a respected figure and hope he knocks sense into donald trump. >> reporter: trump raised eyebrows when asked about the most dangerous place he visited in the world. trump joked brooklyn, added seriously there are places in america among the most dangerous in the world. go to oakland or ferguson, crime numbers are worse. with trump on the verge of winning the

. >> one of the people bae thanked for release was the former nba basketball star dennis rodman who onceled kim jong-un a friend for life. bae says rodman brought more attention to his case and for that he's grateful. >>> about 700 passengers set sail from miami and cruised into history books today. the first u.s. cruise ship to travel to cuba nearly 40 years. docked at havana less than three hours ago. the cruise manager called the trip, quote, the beginning of new era. our correspondent patrick outman is joining us live from havana. patrick, what was it like when the u.s. cruise ship arrived? set the scene for us. >> reporter: you know, i have never seen like it, wolf. cruise ships are more and more of a regular current here and almost full of europeans, canadians, never americans until today. when we saw that cruise ship arrive already along the seawall. there were cubans lining up very, very excited. wanted to take photos, wave american flags and then has americans came off in waves, you can hear cubans just below us in the port of havana, clapping, hugging them. there was a lot of e

. >> would dennis rodman go too? >> he would be a great ambassador.eady have an apprentice relationship. >> they do. eugene, nice to see you. >>> let's get an early start on your money. fears of an interest rate hike are back. that took down stocks yesterday. check out the volatility over the past five sessions. stronger oil prices mixing with bad corporate earnings. now these worries that the federal reserve might raise interest rates in june. those concerns grew because of this little number. up 0.4%. that's how much consumer price has increased in april. the highest monthly rise in three years. driven by higher gas, rent, and food prices. futures down slightly right now. stock markets in europe and asia are down following that drop in the united states. >>> new reaction from around the world after donald trump promises to do what no sitting u.s. president has done before, sit down with north korea's dictator. burning, pins-and-needles of beforediabetic nerve pain, these feet played shortstop in high school, learned the horn from my dad and played g

. >> i would have to say that donald trump is the dennis rodman of american politics. >> reporter: pronend make outlandish statements. not as out landish as when rodman praised kim jong-un. donald's not high fiving kim jong-un any time soon. >> he's a maniac. how many young guys take over tough generals. he wiped out the uncle. >> reporter: speaking of wiping out. >> i would get china to make that guy disappear in one form or another very quickly. let me tell you, i've heard of worst things. >> reporter: one thing they do share, flamboyant hair. >> a meeting of the two adult male hair dos will not take place. kim jong-un is busy making north korea great again. >> reporter: kim has been photo shopped with trump's hair. we're talking about shaking not so little hair hands. cnn, new york. >> thank you so much for joining us tonight. we'll be back tomorrow night. "ac 360" with anderson cooper starts right now. >>> go have. thanks for joining us. a full two hour program ahead, not just donald trump attacking reporters for doing their jobs for krut niezing his fundraiser, you'll meet the new c

live from oracle, dennis rodman with sports next. >>> welcome back to oracle.itical game for portland. warriors if they win will move on. steph curry will get his mvp trophy by the commissioner minutes before tip-off. but did you know, the warriors actually have two mvps on this roster. the other draymond green the most vocal player. >> are you worried at all about giving other team bulletin board material? >> i wanted to give them bull ton board material. >> reporter: steph curry has the green light to shoot anywhere on the floor, draymond green has free reinto say whatever is on his mind. >> without him we would be too quiet and too nice and we need that edge. >> i could tell in the 1st quarter they had doubts. that's the gut punch of the night. i told davis you better changer coverage. of course i think they're done. it's time for to us close the series. >> reporter: if green's comments provide the blazers any extra motivation it pales in comparison to the fire that lights under green's intended target. >> a lot of times i say stuff, it's usually for me. >>

. >> this is not dennis rodman going to talk to kim jong-un -- >> it's like nixon going to china. >> it's not. how would you lay the ground work with who would the people who work for the united states government lay the ground work before a presidential visit? i mean, this is a situation in which you would not want -- >> i didn't see the interview. was he talking about a visit or phone call? >> talking to them. >> meet with, talk to. are we talking about a phone call? >> the point is whether you talk to them or whether you don't, the point is how do you deal with north korea at the end of the day. >> the point isn't whether you talk, it's what you say when you do and that's why getting answers out of donald trump is so important. is he going to talk to them and say nukes because that's been on the table by donald trump. nuclear proliferation is going to keep us safe now. i want to know what he's going to say and that's why it's difficult to understand what he said. this thing i said is a suggestion or this one might be a promise. where is he on any of this stuff and what does he mea

an obsession leading to surreal moments with former nba star dennis rodman.d the "post" one day a clear signal was sent the young kim would succeed his father. his 8th birthday. >> a big party for him in pyongyang and he was presented with a general's army uniform on that day and there were real general whose were at that party who then, you know, bowed to this 8-year-old kid. >> reporter: from that moment, ko says, kim's behavior changed. described him as intensely focused but short tempered and a lack of tolerance. >> prone to having tantrums, almost get in a huff about things when his mother, for example, visited, told him he shouldn't be spending so much time playing basketball, he should be studying, he wasn't happy about that and would go on a hunger strike what his aunt said about it. >> reporter: ko told the "post" in 1998 she and her husband sought asylum at the u.s. embassy in switzerland taken to an american military base in germany, questioned for months. when they got to america she said they received money and a short time housing from the cia.

if you're dennis rodman maybe you'll get a meeting with him. secondly the problem is this.ace meeting with kim jong-un and reward bad behavior. here's a guy that's shooting off missiles, detonating nuclear weapons, threatening japan, south korea, the united states. he has several americans detained as prisoners on very phillip flimsy charges. if you have a meeting with kim jong-un you have to have an agreement about limiting their nuclear weapons or releasing an american. trump going in there and say he would meet with him it's disingenuous, it's wrong, it's reality tv foreign policy. it's not good national security. >> what about a vice presidential pick? >> he needs a foreign policy dimension because i am really worried if he ever becomes president, this is where i think hillary clinton has a tremendous advantage as commander-in-chief. but, obviously, somebody that knows foreign policy, i saw that senator corker, he's a serious guy. i don't know if he would want to take a job like that under trump. but somebody that knows legislation, that knows foreign policy, that knows

and republicans alarmed and puts him in a statehood category, i think, along with the likes of dennis rodmanm schiff. thank you so much for your time. we greatly appreciate it. >>> coming up, federal officials are urging airlines to cut checked bag fees this summer to help reduce these long security lines that have caused so many people now to miss flights. they're expecting the situation to get worse as we enter the summer travel season. what the airlines are proposing and the new reaction from tsa today. on the outside you have to feel healthy... ...at your core. trubiotics a probiotic from one a day naturally helps support both your digestive and immune health by combining... ... two types of good bacteria. trubiotics. be true to your health. ♪ booking.com offers free cancellations, so you're free to decide if the trip you're on... hahahahahaha! ...isn't really the trip you want to be on. hahahaha... hahaha... [mountain woman and key laughing together] >>> the travel nightmare continues for people trying to get through security in chicago today. the tsa is vowing to try and fix long lines

. >> no, and i haven't spent a lot of time with dennis rodman either. >> crude surpassed $50. stock futures also up following on the gains we've had recently. all three major indices now in positive territory for the month. jim? oil has often been the story. $50. >> this was supposed to be the time when canada came back on line, the wildfires are behind us, they are going to be flooding us with oil. a lot of people -- there's more driving, just more driving, more demand. they make that very clear on that conference call, they're nationwide. china not pumping like they were. we're dropping like flies now. 20 counties where you can make money pumping. you'll hear people come on our network and that he will say we can make money at 50, 60. i want to say to them, yeah, but you're losing money right now. don't give me this 50, 60 stuff. go on the conference call. you'll hear pain. >> 50 bucks in terms of how much supply has been taken out because of fracking, there are parts of oklahoma that are still very good and others that aren't including the bachan. >> at 50 you're going to s

that he would sleep with a ball under his arm and an obsession that lead to real moments with dennis rodman. there was one day a clear signal was sent that young kim would succeed his father, his 8th birthday. >> there was a big party and he was presented with a general's army uniform that day and there were real generals at the party who then bowed to the eight-year-old kid. >> reporter: from that moment she says his behavior changed. he was short tempered, had a lack of tolerance. >> prone to having tantrums, get in a huff about things. when his mother visited and told him he shouldn't be spending so much time playing basketball, that he should be studying, he wasn't happy about that, would go on hunger strike is what his aunt said. >> reporter: she told the post in 1998 they sought asylum at the u.s. embassy in switzerland, then taken to an american military base, questioned for months. when they got to america, they received money and for a short time housing from the cia. the cia would not comment on the interview with "the washington post." her husband says he wants to go back to pyon

from dennis rodman to mike tyson. noting the boxer was once convicted of rape. >> i think rapists are cowards and bullies and weaklings. >> now, donald trump is sounding as if indiana's governor mike pence is endorsing him and not the candidate that he's actually backing, ted cruz. either way, trump is poised to drive cruz out of any reasonable chance of winning the nomination for the republican party and force the never trump movement inside the gop to start working on plan c or d or whatever it is at this point, wolf. >> jim acosta, thank you. let's go to our political reporter, sara murray. donald trump has been speaking. how confident is the trump campaign, sara, heading into tomorrow's primary? >> reporter: well, if donald trump has been very confident at this campaign, he once again reiterating that if he wins indiana, it's over. he took it a step further and said maybe the week after that, a sentiment running through the trump campaign, this idea that no matter what happens in indiana, even though they feel con

and by the way no, one else who has shunned the the north korea leader, except dennis rodman, neithere w. bush nor president obama has had any success controlling north korea and the nuclear program. >> and i should say the meeting with kissinger come after weeks of phone calls between trump and kissinger. that from the "washington post." let's talk about the things that you just mentioned that trump has said. on some level, it is his honesty, not refreshing. i'm referring to his honesty versus the obama administration. versus the nuclear talks with iran. >> i'm not sure that blurting out whatever is on your mine is reassuring or honest. i think it shows taking the obligations that would fall to him in the area of foreign policy and national security seriously. i think that's what we're all worried about. is that there are plenty of people who said they might be willing to advise him. by the way, there are also over 100 republican national security and foreign policy experts who said they would never be willing to do that. of those who have expressed an interesting in doing so, many h