dennis rodman, great seeing you. i was out yesterday. here is what the betting is, the federal reserve in couple hours will announce a quarter-point cut interest rates. not a sure thing. confluence of data isn't convincing one way or the other. the argument for a cut, we've seen manufacturing weakness. we've seen global slowdown. all prices cutting from the worrisome up tick from the saudi attack. business confidence is winding down along with their capital spending. reason enough, cut just to keep them happy. now the strengths we've seen came out today with housing starts hitting

history. >> oh, my god, here comes the legend of dennis rodman. rren prince. >> how are you guys doing? brian: you sate down for a 30 for 30. as usual you're introspective. how hard was it to open up about things so personal? >> not too difficult. my whole life is the fact that i shared my experience to the youth of america, the generation and i just looked at it let people see, hey, i'm human too. sports figure as a human being. i want people to understand it is not all glitz and glamour in the sports world. steve: no kidding. you had a tough childhood. you grew up in dallas. you were homeless at times. couldn't figure out, you were introverted. where does this come from that? >> this wedding dress? [laughter]. this was serena. ainsley: looks like serene n you wore this to a book signing? >> 1997. people don't understand this. i'm actually changing the world. brian: what way? >> in what way? just like donald trump said, let's make america great. dennis rodman is trying to change the world with all the things i'm doing. i'm trying to get my life be

dennis rodman, great seeing you. where we stand right now, my thanks to connell mcshane subbing when i was out yesterday. here is what the betting is, the federal reserve in couple hours will announce a quarter-point cut interest rates. not a sure thing. confluence of data isn't convincing one way or the other. the argument for a cut, we've seen manufacturing weakness. we've seen global slowdown. all prices cutting from the worrisome up tick from the saudi attack. business confidence is winding down along with their capital spending. reason enough, cut just to keep them happy. now the strengths we've seen came out today with housing starts hitting a 12-year high, continuing a trend that shows so far, university of michigan sentiment, other surveys we're doing okay and things are going okay. in the middle of all of that, you have a report out of fedex saying we're not doing okay. telegraphing problems because of the trade war. the trade war is one of the big reasons why the fed will supposedly move today. it is all in

and we laugh at kim jong-un at allowing dennis rodman to come in, but another thing i discovered with my reporting, this was a serious discussion at the cia in the early years. mysterious analyst one over the oval office and invited president obama. this might be a way for bridget to north korea. but it did not go anywhere. >> i want to turn to the narrative as kim jong-un becomes a leader and becomes the great successor. i want to remind people in the audience who are watching and streaming, if you have questions you would like to ask use the # post alive, it will send them to me by my computer. kim jong-un becomes a great successor 2012. and he has extraordinary confide beginning. he speaks more of his father, give us a picture of them and will arrive in power and then his course from their to which you describe in 2016 as a moment where he plants his flag as a home. >> when he took over he was only 27 years old which is young anywhere let alone on a high rocket society like north korea. it was a lot of skepticism of whether he could do it whether he could remain leader and keep it

but we laugh at kim jong-un allowing dennis rodman to come in. the this was a serious discussion, this may be a way to forge a bridge to the north korean leader. but it did not go anywhere -- >> i want to turn to the narrative as kim jong-un becomes leader and becomes under title says the great successor, i want to remind people in the audience or streaming, if you have questions that you would like me too ask anna, the # post live and send them to me by the computer. kim jong-un becomes the great successor in 2012, and he has extraordinary self-confidence from the beginning, he speaks more than his father typically did and give us a picture of the men who arrives in power and then his course from there to what you described in 2016 the moment where he plants his flag at home andnd abroad. when he took over he was only 27 years old which is young anywhere let alone in the society like korea. there was a lot of skepticism of whether he could do it or remain leader and keep it all together. one of the surprising things is the fact that it was verye

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. >> on thursday, the excentric former nba star dennis rodman, one of the few people on earth to knowoth kim and trump made a bold prediction. >> kim jong-un will be in america in 18 to 24 months, i guarantee you. >> really? >> i guarantee you. >> as head of state or is he going to defect? >> no, he's coming to do one thing, to visit america. >> this comes as new research has found several hidden tunnel entrances near the main north korean nuclear complex. >> close to this are first the plant where they produced highly encrisped ur rainus and there is another plant where they produce uranium. >> like going back in a time machine, think tank 38 north about the stone's reactors. >> it was completely camouflaged with vegetation sometimes over the last years. >> it could she dlib ral or just a growth of vej tage. if and when north korea let's inspectors into the area, it will involve dodging. they say that's why the u.s. first needs a full declaration of north korea of all the facilities and weapons that they have. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> one of the women who says she was sexuall

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dennis rodman lasted a long time dennis rodman went pretty deep. >> like one of our only nonacting. >carol alt went deep that was -- that was because of me >> you like that carol alt. >> she went deep because of me. >> married once to ron greschner, just so you know. new york ranger. >> no accounting for taste. >> does it matter as long as we have the premiere coming on the week of the 7th. >> the market dropped badly. president wants the stock market up he wants trade deal for ag, number two what does mnuchin want that he allowed -- that he booted the chinese out of montana why? we're going to sell him anyway what would have been so bad to have the chinese look at montana? montana is beautiful could have gone, like, bozeman, we have to start buying -- what? he doesn't understand the podcast? you dissed me without saying anything you just did the -- on the podcast, you do -- for all they know, i'm high fiving you -- >> it feels like you want to deliver some knives for mnuchin on behalf of other people. >> cut coe ever have the guy that knocks on your door from cutco, you wouldn't know

axelrod is saying donald trump is like dennis rodman. he's got the hair.ll the time. he's enciting the crowd, throwing elbows, going crazy. the democrats just need to stay in their lane, don't get tangled up with him and eventually rodman, trump, will get tossed out of the game. the democrats don't have the talent to be even in the same league with donald trump. he has the money, power, economy. donald trump, as we've said, juan, has tapped into a pop hreufpl in this country, an economic patriotism that the democrats have not even recognized yet. >> dana: how might president trump respond to an elizabeth warren plan for an additional $200 a month for senior citizens who are on social security? >> you haven't heard about the banner? bunch of socialists? a banner he's flying -- >> dana: i don't think he would say that about social security. >> he has a plan to cut into medicade spending. >> dana: what do you think, jesse? >> we'll let the courts decide. >> dana: the basketball courts. just kidding. okay. we have a lot to come up on "the five" today. it is gr

well, who is -- dennis, oh, could that be dennis rodman maybe? the senate voted unanimously to turn the whistle-blower complaint over. that means every democrat and republican in the house believes the complaint should be released. the whistle-blower has volunteered to speak to the intelligence committee in the house and could testify early as this week. the only whistle trump wants blown is the one to summon mike pence when he needs him. all this is because he's dumb. he gets on the phone and can't resist saying stupid stuff. in 2014, donald trump tweeted, are you allowed to impeach a president for gross incompetence? well, i guess we're about to find out. so as this is going down, [ applause ] the president was in new york at trump tower. he spoke before the u.n. general assembly today. and take a look at this. because all this talk of impeachment. it may be going to his head. >> looking around and all over this large, magnificent planet, the truth is plain to see, if you want freedom, take pride in your country. >> jimmy: wait a minute. that's

on thursday, the eccentric former nba star, dennis rodman, one of the few people on earth to know bothtrump, made a bold prediction on fox news. >> kim jong-un will be in america in 18 to 24 months, i guarantee it. >> really? >> i guarantee it. >> as head of state or is he going to defect? >> he's coming to do one thing, to visit america. >> reporter: this comes as new research has found several hidden tunnel entrances near the nuclear complex of yongbong. >> close to this is the plant where they produce highly enriched uranium and there's another plant where they have produced plutonium, both of which can be used to build nuclear weapons. >> reporter: using satellite photos from 10 or 15 years ago, like going back in a time machine, thinktank 38 north found where tunnels were once dug, tunnels that are now concealed by trees, all just a stone's throw away from north korea's reactors. one underground complex, 38 north says, was completely camouflaged with vegetation some time over the past six years. >> it could be a deliberate cover-up or it could be just the growth of vegetation arou

. >> dennis rodman roni. >> my cousin john giovanni. >> my father, jesus sanchez.on't remember you much but you loved traveling and according to mom that is what i loved to do. your next trip was to hong kong. for both of us that is the next trip i will do so you can see whatever i see. >> for my cousin, john giovanni, one of the victims of the february 26, 1993, bombing, you are one of few the past that day but it is a powder keg in this country we will never forget and marks the day of terrorism in this country. that brings me to remember my dear cousin, kurt wolf gruber, director, chairman for the director of the voices of 9/11. it was here that he met my cousin he would later marry, cousin john connors who died in the world trade center. the number of people the world is coming to that in my world i associated with has grown bigger on this site. we can never forget that. we will never forget this. i have to thank all the soldiers across the world fighting for the reason why we are standing here and i am standing here saying these names. god bless america, thank

of those people on, actually he does like donald trump, but he spoke to this point, our friend dennis rodmanesterday. let me just play a bit of the tape from that and get your reaction. >> what do you think about donald trump being re-elected? do you think he should be? >> do we have a choice? do we have a choice? i know some other candidates that's out there right now, i just think people are looking at the business, the money factor, the way he's changed it 180 degree and i like donald as a friend. david: he likes donald but i think a lot of people would vote for him in 2020 don't necessarily like him but think there's no alternative. >> well, they see the economy. i think that's exactly what dennis was pointing out right there. when you look at the money coming into your pockets, there is no alternative. that's why we think in the hispanic community in particular, there have been at least five public polls that show the president's support climbing from that 29% he got in '16 to the upwards of 40%, sometimes 50% because the hispanic community sees the economy working for them. i think the