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it doesn't go ahead but this point is at risk of a plague on definitely they need to phrase it dennis rodman's come back to the matter of the dubious only. something substantial needs to be done it. is so much a fair analysis that was career analysts and foster carter there speaking to us from exeter in the u.k. . the united nations has joined the condemnation of filing far right protests in the german city of chemist's high commissioner for human rights urged politicians to come out in unison against xenophobia that's after the fatal stabbing of a german man allegedly by two migrants triggered mass on rest protesters have gave the salutes and attacked people they took four corners clashes have shot germany and fueled the country's heated debate on immigration protests are planned for to morrow. let's bring in our political correspondent she joins us from our parliamentary studios nina the u.n. has now urged german politicians to show a clear and determined stand against right wing extremism have politicians in this country failed to take such a stand so far. well when we look at the state of

korea at this point is at risk overplayed its hand definitely they need to that's a phrase of dennis rodman's comeback a member of the do me a solid. into something substantial needs to be done. because so much a fair analysis that was korea analysts and foster carter there speaking to us from exeter in the u.k. . now what better way to squeeze the last bit of fun from the summer sun than with a unique sporting event on the croatian island of rob on tuesday dog owners competed alongside their pets in a combined swimming and running race to the prize pretty much fifteen teams in total took part but there could only be one winner of pint sized pup called bonnie there were competitive eating contests go bonnie for the best left dogs and celebrations long into the night for the canine. you're watching to w. news still to come who wouldn't want to visit such a beautiful place but in people as people in the croatian city of the broad nic are discovering this is living in a tourist magnet also has its downside. and of course we lost one of the great music soul music aretha franklin will leave you no

. >> jimmy: how did dennis rodman wind up on the dais? what is his connection? >> that one's on me.ourse, our new secretary of state, dennis rodman. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> when he speaks, i don't know if you've heard him, he is kim jong-unintelligible. and he started to cry. >> jimmy: no, no. >> yes. he started crying. and i said to him afterwards, why are you crying, dennis? he said, i was overcome by my love for bruce willis. >> jimmy: what? [ laughter ] really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. have you seen people cry at the roasts before? >> you know, one time -- i feel like -- it was danny aiello. >> jimmy: really. >> way back at a friars club roast. they roasted him so relentlessly. >> jimmy: no. >> he started weeping. >> jimmy: no. >> and i love danny aiello, he's a man's man. >> jimmy: sure. >> sometimes these things do get emotional. it's not even the jokes that hurt, i think you start to hear about your whole career and your whole life, and i think people -- the vulnerability as an actor, these actors, they get very emotional. >> jimmy: it's like a really me

korea at this point is at risk overplayed its hand definitely they need to that's a phrase of dennis rodman's come back to the member of the do me a small little bit of something substantial needs to be done. just so much a fair analysis that was career analysts and foster carter there speaking to us from exeter in the u k. germany has handed back human remains taken from what is now namibia in an official ceremony they are skulls and bones of members of the herero and people slaughtered under german colonial rule more than a century ago in a church service here in berlin and the human remains were officially handed back to namibia representatives from namibia paid tribute to the victims of the genocide together with german religious representatives and state officials outside demonstrators demanded an official apology from the german government as well as financial compensation german military killed an estimated seventy thousand herero unama during colonial rule. moments always in those months does it mention some by some of them would chop off the prisoners heads. and then throw the rest o

korea at this point is at risk overplayed its hand definitely they need to see the phrase of dennis rodman's come back to the member of the do me a solid. into something substantial needs to be done. just so much a fair analysis that was career analysts and foster carter there speaking to us from exeter in the u.k. . i think. well here in germany politicians are searching for answers in the aftermath of violent protests in the city of chemist's the arrest was triggered by the fatal stabbing of a german man allegedly by two migrants from iraq and syria scenes of protests giving nazi salutes and attacking people they took for foreigners have created chalk waves beyond germany the un's high commissioner for human rights has now also sharply condemned the events of the past few days saying politicians need to come out in unison against xenophobia. violence. hate speech. and illegal justice these scenes have touched of national debate in germany far right groups taking to the streets of candidates insisting the city belongs to them not foreignness. media from sunday shows what appeared to be vigi

person, donald trump, thought who of the following was gay, a, jared kushner, b, mike pence, c, dennis rodmand, ruth bader ginsburg. the answer is a, jared kushner. when he started dating ivanka, he thought he seemed a little sweet. everybody knows that's a dumb thing insecure guys say when another guy's dating a girl he has a crush on. it's common. [ applause ] there's some fun stuff about the vice president, mike pence. omarosa claims that mike pence frequently defends the president's actions by saying god tells me to support the president. so he does. maybe god tells mike pence, maybe he doses. maybe he doesn't know how the intercome on his desk work. god tells me to bring him a diet coke. scaramucci stuck around the white house ten days until trump told him to go. and then when he did, he went into a small office and started to cry a girly cry. and then he used his tears to slick back his beautiful hair. what a terrific place to work, you know? [ applause ] and this might be the most salacious detail of all. omarosa implies that the president had an affair with his spiritual adviser, a tv

between donald trump, dennis rodman and steven seagal, our foreign policy is being dictated by the guestst for the opening of a planet hollywood in 1991. thanks, everybody. oh, this is funny. this is from the football hall of fame induction ceremony of ray lewis on saturday night. ray lewis, former baltimore raven took the stage to very passionately embarrass his children. >> what i didn't have, the touches and the hugs and the kisses i give you, i never had that. i never had a father physically touch me and tell me he loved me. that's why i hug you guys so much. that's why i'm still kissing you on the mouth. yeah, i kiss all my kids on the mouth. don't hate. don't hate. stay with me now. i know, i know, i know. [ laughter ] you know, i know what they're saying, but it seemed like the kids liked it better when dad wore a face mask. >>> tonight, as i mentioned, was the season finale of the bachelorette. becca chose garrett. they will be here momentarily. a lot of people thought becca would end up with blake, but here is when i knew it would be garrett for sure. at the moment when blake ha

. >> brian: mike tyson, dennis rodman, herschel walker.his morning on "fox & friends." he is getting blowback in the black community for saying that i like president trump and i think he is doing a decent job. listen. >> the greatest thing about america is that we all have our thoughts. nobody is totally correct in everything they do. i have access to the president and any time i have access to the president and he will listen to my thoughts, that's all i can ask. >> juan: that's all he said. i have access to the president. just like kanye west. i have access. >> greg: more than obama gave them. >> juan: tiger woods was asked, what about the politics? if you say you respect the office. by the way, max kellerman was right when he said this was a slick move that allowed him to say i respect the office without saying, well, what do you think about this president? >> brian: what is wrong with the right answer? >> juan: wants the right answer? >> brian: he respects the office. >> juan: that's not an answer. >> dana: why not? it's a great answer

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he joins george foreman, mike tyson, dennis rodman, kanye west, some of the high-profile athletes whoalong with some doctrine i don't agree with. i like the guy. i don't think -- i asked him flat out does he think the president is racist? he said absolutely not. stuart: did you see the questioning of tiger woods? he was asked -- i forget the precise question, but the questioner wanted tiger woods to oppose president trump and almost insult president trump, and woods would not do it. you saw that because that was -- these journalists were pressing so hard. they wanted to keep all black people under the same camp, hating president trump. i was appalled by it. brian: the last question was the follow up as if when he said i've known donald for years, 20 years. they golf together. they just golfed recently together. they have the same passion, live in the same state, right in the same vicinity, and they respect each other. and when he says you got to respect the office. he doesn't want to get into it. he didn't want to say i'm voting for or not voting for him. i respect the office. they sa

. >> you have dennis rodman for north korea and segal for russia. who is next? who is for iran?niting the controversy around his campaign's june 2016 trump tower meeting with russians. tweeting on sunday, fake news reporting a complete fabrication, that i am concerned about the meeting my wonderful son -- this is always bad when he does this -- donald had in trump tower. this was a meeting to get information on an opponent. totally legal and done all the time in politics. >> nope. >> and it went nowhere. i did not know about it. >> that's a lie. >> this means he knew about it and his son really messed up. that's my translation. >> three lies in a row, boom, boom, boom. >> he appears to be referring to "the washington post" reporting, trump has confided to friends and advisers he is worried the mueller probe could destroy the lives of what he calls innocent and decent people. remember when he called you about miller, joe? >> yeah. >> anyhow, namely his son who is under scrutiny for organizing a meeting at trump tower, let me help you understand, it is bad. you know he is up and t

brian: one of the first prominent african-americans said i'm friends with president trump, was dennis rodman he was asked at the yesterday, end of the season, getting ready for the ryder cup. what do you think of president trump? you seem to have a relationship. listen to tiger woods not leave his friend in the gutter. watch. >> he is the president of the united states. he you have to respect the office no matter who is in the office. you may like, dislike, personality or the politics but we all must respect offices. >> anything more broadly to say about the discourse of racial issues? >> no. i just finished 72 holes and really hungry. steve: keep in mind the president of the united states and tiger woods played golf, i think it was last thanks giving, dustin johnson was there. they were trying to figure out what kind of relationship do you have with the president. is it personal because you're friends or is it professional because he is in the golf business. he wouldn't take the bait. rachel: the strategy on the left, kanye, tiger woods, ask people, to try to shame them somehow throwing the

i want you to hear -- by the way, people that have joined you in the support of the president, dennis rodmanted states of america was built upon the genocide of native people and slavery. that is the fabric of the united states of america. brian: what's your response? >> well, i'm sure that's not the full quote. i'm sure there was more in spike's mind. and if you want to point to slavery and call it for what it is, he's right. but if you look at the other side of it, the people that gave their lives to make it better for those slaves, you look at harriet the tubman and that -- harriet tubman and that mar movement, you look at the -- the particular movement, the you look at the progress by caucasian people to deal with freedom, equality ask justice for black people. we are no longer in slavery. we have self-determination, and this country's the greatest country in the world. soal though when you look at -- so although when you look at slavery it is an abominable type of situation, it's the reality of our past, but we have gone way past that particular kind of situation. and we should look at