so far not much support for dennis rodman. let's move onto the latest on the russian investigation, we learned today the home of former trump chair paul man forth was raided in july. mr. man forth has consistently enforcement and other serious inquiries and did so on this occasion as well. the raid reportedly took place on july 26 , which was the same day man forth was supposed to testify before the senate judiciary committee. i'm sure they looked at it and decided there were missing documents, things that just didn't fit, holes that they wanted to fill and that's why he conducted the search because they didn't feel they could trust man forth to voluntarily give them what they needed. the washington post reports that a search warrant to raid man forth's home was wide ranging and agents left with various records. so far the trump campaign has turned over 20,000 pages to the senate judiciary committee which is also investigating russia's interference in the election. president trump is in new jersey but i'm starting to think he'

we're hoping that his basketball diplomacy will help to ease the tensions. >> he's also called for dennis rodman to get nobel peace prize, rodman actually responded to photo of him on twitter saying that he wanted to shake his hand. so he was p let me then take to you what this scene. so sitting in our truck. getting ready to do our 5:00 hit. i see his picture pop up on twitter. we realize that on the other side of the white house, is a completely different scene. take a look at this. it is this 30-foot tall blow up chicken made in the likeness, if you will, of donald trump. now, we happen to speak with a documentary film maker, organizer, behind this chicken don, that's what he is calling it, you know, when i first heard the name, i wasn't sure what was getting at, but he basically said it is named in the likeness of the names that donald trump used like little marco, and lion -- lying ted. so he's calling this chicken don, referencing donald trump. now, it is 30 feet tall. he did get permission from the secret service and the park service to put this there. he said he's had this idea back in m

anybody can get it done, i'm sure dennis rodman could get it done. i do think the international community is viewing donald trump like ronald reagan. he will take decisive action. he is not bashful in using military force and an appropriate way. that is in part because he has a senior people, from general kelly and general mattis, he has very senior people who have doing this for decades. when he took action in syria, the world kind of set up because when they saw barack obama, they saw him dry red line do nothing. they didn't do anything. nobody feared him and our international partners didn't believe him, but having been and talked to the foreign minister and south korea, i talked to the prime minister in japan. they actually believe and like and appreciate donald trump. >> jessica: you wouldn't know that. you do look at the attitudes towards them internationally, they are incredibly positive. >> jason: name one foreign policy, its success that president obama had. >> jessica: the climate accord accord. president obama oversaw taking on more terror

if dennis rodman goes over there, i ought to be over there. >> there you go. >> mm-hm. >> and speaking abc's parent company, disney has decided to break up with the streaming service. ceo bob iger made the announcement yesterday. it will pull its content from netflix by the end of the year, including "the bachelorette" and other shows that are part of the disney family and that it plans to create a new streaming platform of its own for disney content. >> speaking of "the bachelorette," there's a lot of conversation this morning about the finale, because -- >> there was a lot of explainin'. >> we know rachel picked brian. >> picked the wrong guy. chose a guarantee over love. >> and apparently some people thought that she should have picked peter. >> and by some people you think 90% of america. before the big finale, fans are all about peter. with online polls favoring the one that got away. let's take a look at some of the reactions now. one of the reactions that i thought pretty funny. >> basically, rachel wants peter but settled for brian because she wants a proposal. i lite used wend

by the way, where is dennis rodman when we need him. >> to be fair north korea isn't helping in thisd they're drawing up plans to launch four int intermediate range ballistic missiles into the waters near guam. near guam. but not on guam. okay, which is the geopolitical equivalent of your brother saying i'm not touching you. >> not only trading threats with kim jong-un but attacking mitch mcconnell and slammed him twice on twitter today, told him to get back to work from vacation he said this. >> sources say mitch mcconnell is going to shoot back a response as soon as his grandchildren show him what twitter is and how to use it. >> right now trump is on vacation at his new jersey golf club and i heard that he actually gets a farmland tax break there because it has a herd of goats on the property. yeah, the goats will eat anything, grass, plant, tax returns, very helpful. trump is not the only one taking a break. the kremlin released photos of vladimir putin. take a look at this photo. yeah. putin was like, forget about the dad bod, feast your eyes on the vlad bod. >> forget about the

caller: is kim jong-un the same guy that dennis rodman went to see? guest: he is. caller: can't donald trump go to see him? idea. it is certainly an i don't think we will see a u.s. president travel to north korea anytime soon. secretary tillerson was in the same area as his north korean counterpart recently. there was some sort of communication between the two sides when they got together. we will certainly see what happens. , if northl question korea did launch an attack from is the u.s. prepared to defend itself? guest: it will certainly try. the question of ballistic missile defense is a long-standing one. earlier this year, the u.s. and ita defense system was successful. an icbm-like target. but they knew where it was -- you talkom to skeptics who say you've kind of proved it worked. south korea has a system but it is not designed for icbm's. we have other missile defense systems in the area. rocketse largely for and smaller missiles that can come from north korea. the question of defending the american homeland against icbm's is an open one right now. host: w

where is dennis rodman when we need him? really. seriously starting to wonder if the original wire is in trump's head. maybe he's just drunk. i don't know. we showed him down to half speed for the north korea edition for drunk donald trump. >> north korea better get their act together. or they are going to be in trouble like few nations ever have been in trouble in this world. okay? >> jimmy: i hope you heard that. you better get your act together or you will be in trouble. this is what my mother said when i got a d in geometry. this is what is on the president's mind when he wakes up. he retreated a twitter poll who is a better president of the united states, trump 64% and obama 39%. that's what you call keepingyo . the people who posted that poll, they are not exactly scientific. this is the poll they put up earlie this week. do you think seth rich was murdered by the dnc and half th. he is retweeting a poll that said he is better than t previous president. it 'she tragic if you think abo it. he has a billion and a massive empire

. >> and dennis rodman. >> so it's about survival for him and i think the north korean economy is $20 billion and sanctions is $1 billion. so it's a bite, but not a big bite. >> you know what we haven't talked about and remaining calm is good, but there's a huge international event happening in six months and that's the winter olympics that will take place in seoul in february. >> it will be fascinating to see how the next couple of months play out. the olympics take place. you get all of these athletes from around the world that go there. those that do go. >> you cannot allow the north korean teams to participate, correct? >> you cannot allow north korea to do anything that would put the athletes behind a septer of danger. that's the bigger concern. >> cancel the olympics. here's why. it's too much. every two years. i liked it when they were both every four years because then i looked forward to it. i get exhausted by it. and it hurts our ratings. >> that's the real reason. >> you have to appreciate it. i think christmas should be every other year, but that's just me. >> more to come

my god, dennis rodman, did you do nothing? ( laughter ) but don't worry. the story gets worse because over the weekend, the u.n. security council voted 15-0 to sanction north korea. and in response, north korea warned that they are "ready to teach the u.s. a severe lesson with its nuclear strategic force," adding that "other countries were not being threatened." what? how is that fair? other countries are not? it was 15 countries. we're just one of the 15 countries. why just us? look, north korea, stop trying to make us a thing. i'm not saying what we have is special, but it's not exclusive. the united states, we sanction a lot of other countries. we sanctioned russia just last week, and it felt pretty great. they threaten us. they threaten us, okay-- listen, listen. they threaten us in a way you never will. you should see the size of their missiles. you know what, maybe-- i'm just saying. maybe you should start threatening other countries, too. get out there. who knows? maybe the country you really want to annihilate has been right in front of you the who

. >> kennedy: and dennis rodman. >> jesse: is more about survival.hey are about 20 20 million as a $1 billion ancient? dug another round. >> dana: and we have not talked about, and i think remaining calm is good, but there is also a huge international, event happening and that is the winter olympics that willnd take place in south korea. >> dana: that will be fascinating to see how the next couple months pay play out. you have athletes from around the world to come here. o those that do go, right? >> greg: you cannot allow north korea teams to participate. >> dana: >> mo: you cannot allow north korea to allow all these athletes behind this section of danger. that would be the bigger concern. >> jesse: canceled the olympics. here's why. every two years. i liked it when they were both every four years.r then i look forward to them. every two years, i get exhausted by it. >> greg: it hurts our ratings. let's be honest. you have to appreciate it. i think christmas should be every other year, but that's y a different thing. >> dana: we have more to come.

when dennis rodman goes to north korea and visits with kim jong-un. >> a new complaint was filed alleging that they violated the magnitsky act when they tried to get the general prosecutor removed from u.s. sanctions. that's bill browder who of course prompted that. does it strike you as odd that this congressman would undertake to clear julian assange in the russian hacking? >> his motivations are really unclear. i don't know what they are. but he does seem to be interfering. if write robert mueller, i might want to meet with him to tell him to knock it off. >> he deemed wikileaks to be a hostile intelligence actor. what would be julian assange's motivation in meeting with the congressman? he cannot get him immunity, i cannot get him out of the hole where he's hiding. what would be his motive of thaeg meeting? with a right wing blogger. >> i have to theorize. assange has a great affinity for the russians and for putin himself. and there's a report that said assange did not want to take anti-russian leaks and put them out on wikileaks and wikileaks is quite upset about that. so this is so

anday come we will talk about it, like when dennis rodman came over there, you see a whole different beast of north korea and it will not be quite as belligerent. host: the history of talking about these issues with north korea --anthony ruggiero. guest: i think secretary tillerson missed an opportunity to meet with their foreign .inister that would have been an opportunity for the united states to explain to north korea , mores coming for them robust sanctions, and reinforce what was said in public. whatever other types of ready toions, we are come back to the negotiations. in terms of this troop with north korea, it is not kind. we have tried at least four to have aimes negotiated settlement with north korea and every opportunity, north korea has violated that. north korea set up a covert forram, another pathway producing nuclear material. in two thousand five, we had party talks, which i was a delegate to. we learned later that israel destroyed it and north korea was building a nuclear week -- nuclear reactor in syria. when it comes to north korea, there is no real evidence they w

kim jong-un can sit there and chat line with dennis rodman all day long. to your question, i guess that's possible. this does not seem like a guy who draws a redline, president obama, and then takes out a huge eraser and erases the redline. it doesn't seem, based on his behavior with a tomahawk missiles in syria, it doesn't seem based on his consistent language with china. remember when he was saying to china, he used a little bit of that, people were wondering, what are they doing to china? think about the person that you are doing this with and north korea. just recently, the president said he might legitimize him by talking with him. it was the legitimize of people put an editorial on. he said he might be open to having a conversation, anything short of war. but now something has gotten him to this point. he sees things we don't see in terms of the national information and our national security. we don't know what that is, it's not for us to see. something has gone him to this point, the question is, where did it come from? >> kennedy: there's a shift i

he talks to dennis rodman and that's it. so we don't have an ability to gauge what he wants to do. what is his end game? but i think this level of he rhetoric, the north koreans, i've dealt with they will for years. they don't operate like we do. they take personal slight very seriously. i worry that he'll react precipitously and respond to the president in some way. that won't be good for our troops, 25 million south koreansley koreans live in seoul that are vulnerable to a missile attack, our allies. if you're living in the korean peninsula and you're hearing these two leaders go at each other, you're starting to duck for cover. >> president trump snook jabs at his predecessors today. >> i will always consider negotiations but they've been negotiating for 25 years. look at clinton. he folded on the negotiations. he was sgaek ineffective. look at what happened with bush, look what happened with obama. obama, he didn't even want to talk. but i talk. it is about time. somebody has to do it. >> and ruth, thinking about what ambassador richardson was saying about how the north koreans

>> we can do quickly symbolic, may be, is drone missile strike on dennis rodman house in this countrye! send a message. >> eric: i like it! >> no, we are not messing with you. it can happen to you too. [laughter] you fat little lunatic! feed your pupil! that's what i say. >> all right. >> eric: up next. does money make you happy if you pay someone else to do your chores? interesting question. kat hits the streets next. ♪ day 13. if only this were as easy as saving $600 when you switch to progressive. winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera shutter clicks ] sure, i've taken discounts to new heights with safe driver and paperless billing. but the prize at the top is worth every last breath. here we go. [ grunts ] got 'em. ahh. wait a minute. whole wheat waffles? [ crying ] why! wait a minute. whole wheat waffles? at the lexus golden opportunity sales event before it ends. choose from the is turbo, es 350 or nx turbo for $299 a month for 36 months if you lease now. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night... so he go

dennis rodman, that didn't work. sanctions haven't worked. the only thing that will work is if they believe this president will use military force to protect america. if they believe that, we will get a different outcome. it's up to president trump to deliver a firm, unequivocal message to north korea and china. secretary tillerson's job is to find a diplomatic solution. i would suggest that what he said about north korea was at best inartful. >> what is it at worst? >> i think it gives mixed messages and they continue to believe we're not serious. i know what a military attack would look like in north korea. it would be hobbrrible. at the end of the day, that may be the only option left to protect the american homeland. i want to create two bad options for china. one option china has is to deal with this nut on their border, which is unpleasant. the other option is to deal with a massive u.s. attack to protect the american homeland, which would be even more unpleasant. they need to have bad options, not just us. >> let me ask you about this,

i'm glad we didn't send dennis rodman and be our representative over there.ut this over a four hour dinner at the white house. and everybody there was genuinely concerned, as up to date as they could be. i'm just a guitar player but i try to pay attention. and we talked about these very strategies that historically you have to be open always to diplomacy and any other consideration to stop a nuclear hell zone, but you have to show your might. have you got to show all the power and be believable that you will use it if you have to. and we're talking about this little turd, you know, thinking he can run his country like a tyrant or king or despot. i think donald trump was the right man at the right time. you've got to be tough. you've got to be strong. that's how i think we got him to back down. >> kat: president of iran is warning the country may start its nuclear program within hours or day. should the u.s. apply new sanctions pressure against it ralph peters gave his take on the threat earlier today. >> starting to sound like north koreans. certainly, they c

. >> we know that kim jong un is a reclusive, we know he's a fan of dennis rodman, we know he leads around oppressive regime, he's not afraid to have family members killed. what else do we know? >> our knowledge base of him is quite limited. i would associate myself with those on this panel who say he's an irrational actor. the general made a very important point that when we talk about north korea, we also cannot tune out the historical lessons of the iraq war. the lesson that kim jong un and before him his father learned with that invasion, was that in order to preempt u.s. aggression, you have to first have a nuclear program. if you are on the road or in the case of iraq, not even on the road, but potentially according to u.s. intelligence on the road to a nuclear program, you are susceptible, you are liable, in great danger. once north korea crossed that thresh hold, he gave north korea a -- when it comes to what we should do about north korea, i think we should take into account his ration ailty as we have. but you also have to couple that with the economic pressure and the other mean

the only american who has had any substantial contact with kim is dennis rodman. >> and -- yeah, exactly. we're dealing with a gutted state department meanwhile. >> we don't have the capability to deal with this crisis as we should. i think the key point, joy, to my mind with kim jong-un is, yes, he is a brutal dictator but he's not crazy and he's not suicidal. he doesn't want to go down in flames and the reason he's acquiring nuclear weapons is basically for defensive reasons because he doesn't want us to overthrow him. i think the proper response is not nuclear brinksmanship with the kind donald trump is engaging in now. the proper response is what we did with the soviet union, deterrence and containment. wait him out. the state has no legitimacy. it's a failed state. it will collapse. korea will be reunified. wait for that day and it will be foolish and dangerous if we were to launch a preemptive strike based on the fact his nuclear capabilities are increasinging. >> and, it tara, is anyone in the defense establishment even seriously considering a crazy idea like a preemptive attack o

however, it's longer than carmen a electra's marriage to dennis rodman which only lasted nine days. >'s a positive. >> there you go. isn't exactly. >> meanwhile, the president of mexico had some fun at president trump's expense yesterday he tweeted, hey, trump, i'm watching this really bad reality tv show with low ratings called survivor white house. i can't change the channel. sad. it was also longer than the atlanta falcons lead in the super bowl over the new england patriots. >> exactly. >> didn't make it four quarters. >> there you go. i just i'd throw in that. >> i gave the guy at least six months i'm. i really did. he's fiery but maybe there's something here. i gave him six months when i i was the tweet,ing. >> do you know how many people have nod made it six months. >> i a fit. this is going to be someone in place for while. when i saw the tweet that came out that said he'd be removed, my jaw dropped. >> what? >> what did we we say from almost day one, though, if you get more attention put on you than the president there's no room for it. >> that's a good point. only one star.

. >> united states of america has given everything from dennis rodman to the fullest extent of our military. the majority of the united states navy is in the pacific and there's a reason for that. admiral harris and hawaii understand that they may have to spring into action. there's so many assets and capabilities and new basis and opportunities. missile defense and bomb, they are in. new runways in south korea. we have done a lot to prepare for a moment that we hope never comes. >> it will take what action of justice. not elaborating on that leaves a lot of room for questions. a manhunt in ohio. a nationwide search underway for a prisoner who overpowered a deputy sheriff in soldier's gun. assess its description we have macs. science fiction hits the big screen. sandra: did you see it? how the darkness power performed at the box office strata had. -- straight ahead. ♪ restlessness... extreme anxiety... pacing... a constant urge to move. if someone you know is suffering from schizophrenia they may also be struggling with akathisia: a common side effect of some schizophrenia medications. lear