dennis: no. tom: how did you know? just the look? dennis: well, to me, at a distance because i never saw them close up unless they were dead and we were pulling them out of bunkers for body count, but to me one looked the same as the other. now, later on in life, i'm finding out that there are dices, like if i hear their language, i know specifically what vietnamese sounds like. sometimes i've missed chinese thinking that they were vietnamese and they weren't. tom: i see. so what happened as you're clearing the village? any other incidents occurred? anyone in your company got injured? dennis: no. tom: just a company? dennis: uh-huh. tom: what else happened that day? dennis: not too much. they had us do a couple clicks back from where we were to a clearing, and i'm talking kilometers, and it was at a clearing big enough to get some choppers in. they decided to take us in on what they called standown. ually after you hit some pretty serious contact like that, they want you to be able to unwind a li

dennis, where are you from, first of all? dennis: i am from pennsylvania. he grew up just north of hershey, went to hershey high school. tom: how did you end up joining the army? dennis: it wasn't by choice, i was drafted. i had options. some guys had signed up for the pre-sign up to enlist, because we knew we were probably close to go in, as soon as he graduated. i didn't want to do two years, or three years, or four years. i just decided i would hang on and wait, i figure that if i would get drafted, it would be two years active duty, two years active reserve and two years inactive reserve, a six-year commitment. so i decided, maybe i will luck out and they will skip over me. they didn't. so that is how i got in. tom: was there something in here, about, i guess it was jack, who is in the motorcycle gang at some point? dennis: he is from lancaster. in fact, when we met each other in vietnam, i found out afterwards that he had been through the same training group and everything that i was for ait and basic infantry training. we get over there, and i used to

the deal," and he read it. >> i have been involving dennis rodman -- >> so jim clapper, you saw dennis rodman as relevant? >> i do. he is a unique person since he has a relationship with both kim jong-un and with donald trump and obviously has great rapport with kim jong-un who is a basketball fanatic himself. so i think there is potential here to engage dennis rodman in a serious way in promoting this relationship. >> so we just found out that the person with trump is the division chief at the state department for interpreting, his interpreter. that sounds like a heavy title. does that mean that person has more portfolio than just language skills? >> perhaps. i hope the first criterion is expert fluency. that is most important to me than other hats that person wears. that person will be a witness to what went on and that is important. >> that is good to know. and you say the most important question that the president might ask is to say to kim jong-un tell me what you need so you don't have to have nuclear capabilities. >> to me, that would be the most important question to pose to ki

dennis: we did. when wfinally blew the bunkers and figured the bad guys had left already, they'd stay for a while, but once they figured they got enough of us, then they'd get out of dodge and move on to the next place or go back another four or five positions. -- go to another fortified position. but we found the bunkers, we blew them, i even burned them. there was a thatch cover over them. we entered the bunker from the back. the articles provided, you can actually see where we enter the bunker from the back, and we found that particular day -- i was always afraid of everything being booby-trapped. i got down inside one of the bunkers and there was a beautiful nine millimeter russian pistol. in a holster, sitting on one corner of the bunker. i had my eyes on that from the time i spotted it. i did not pick it up. because i was afraid that it was placed there specifically and wired. and here comes some guy, he runs right by me and he runs over to pick it up. i don't know if he got to send it home or

here's donald trump on dennis rodman. >> dennis rodman is traveling to north korea? >> no, he wasn't, but i like dennis. a great rebounder. when you think, dennis was great rebounder and wasn't relatively speaking that tall. that tells you. you know, there's a rebounding, there's a genius for that. dennis rodman was a great rebounder. >> reporter: so if height is part of the equation here, president trump will have an advantage over kim jong-un in his meetings but it is maybe not so much an advantage when it comes to secretary pompeo, who's a formidable person in his physical size. what he had to say when he was talking with reporters about what the expectations should be here for what is the most watched meeting that is yet to happen here in the world. >> president trump is going to this meeting with confidence. a positive attitude, and gerness for real progress. >> the president is fully prepared for the meeting tomorrow. i personally had the opportunity to make sure he's had a chance to hear lots of different voices all of the attendant opportunities and risks we

kennedy: dennis rodman, are you for and against. kat: i have always been for dennis rodman. had a big fan on him. i had a on h when i was a little girl. i don't know what that says about me. dennis rodman j to han out with him which is a strange thing seeing as he's an evil dictator that's one of the few criteria i do have. kennedy: as your friend, i think you have very low standards. kat: you can't be an evil dictator and you have to text me back. kennedy:hi he might have something productive. it's funny, the chicago bulls championship teams have provided us with so much north korean diplomacy from michael jordan's basketball to dennis rodman's balling. -- bawling. mass a p a major announcement too many about mars. dr. michio kaku explains it all. [music playing] (vo) from day one, we always me through for our customers. it's how we earned your trust. until... we lost it. today, we're renewing our commitment to you. fixing what went wrong. and ending product sales goals for branch bankers. so we can focus on your satisfaction. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot l

kennedy: dennis rodman, are you for and against. kat: i have always been for dennis rodman.e was a piston, i had a big fan on him. i had a crush on him when i was a little girl. i don't know what that says about me. dennis rodman just likes to hang out with him which is a strange thing seeing as he's an evil dictator. that's one of the few criteria i do have. kennedy: as your friend, i think you have very low standards. kat: you can't be an evil dictator and you have to text me back. kennedy: i think he might have something productive. it's funny, the chicago bulls championship teams have provided us with so much north korean diplomacy from michael jordan's basketball to dennis rodman's balling. -- bawling. mass a promising a major announcement too many about mars. dr. michio kaku explains it all. ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you can book a flight, hotel, car, and activity... all in one place. ♪ everything you need to go. ♪ expedia® - anncr: as you grow older, -your brain naturally begins to change which may cause trou

and reintroduction that nobody saw coming of dennis rodman.eved the north korean dictator was open and wanted to meet. he is now in singapore and he is providing with som insight on this so-called friend for life. remember, dennis rodman may be the only american who knows kim jong-un the way he does. >> you talk about speaking wkim. does he understand or speak english? >> the only thing about him, he's more like a big kid even though he's small. he's more like a big kid, but he loves to have a good time. this morning he was taking selfies and stuffike that. and i was saying this guy wants to be around the world. he wants to come to america. he wants to enjoy his life. he wants his people to enjoy their lives, but the fact that he doesn't have the tools and maybe the politics of this whole ing, this is going to change lot and i hope president trump can understand that kim is trying to reach out and get to the 21st century. >> do you think he speaks or understands english? >> well, i think he understands bits and pieces. if you're talking about

. >>> could dennis rodman help make a deal in singapore next week? we will have the latest development in the run up to the summit next. >>> welcome back. dennis rodman is emerging as a possible dealmaker for north korea. there is a report this morning the former nba star is heading to singapore next week for the planned summit between president trump and kim jong un. >> doug is in washington joining us live. this is the latest unusual tuad >>> good morning. >> reporter: just when you thought this could not get more dramatic, in walks dennis rodman. we know that he said this relationship with north korean leader and he may be looking to leverage that in singapore next week. >> reporter: ambassador dennis rodman, the formernba star, emerges as dealmaker in singapore next week. >> thank you very much. >> prident trump wouldn't touch the questiabout rodman new york post reports is going to singapore even though his rep wouldn't confirm. taller than jong un. foot this unusual relationship has been building for year -- for years. this just might be one mo

>> dennis, d-e-n-n-i-s. haines. h-a-i-n-e-s. >> and after you were injured, you said you spent a month in the hospital? >> yes. the sixth convalescent center and care monday. >> and did you go back to the 199th after that? >> yes, i went right back to my unit, stayed in the infantry a little bit longer, i think another month. you know, i was only scared twice, go figure, but both times nothing happened. but one of the things that happened, we were taken to some trucks and we understood that our command post group, our rto and company commander, et cetera, had been surrounded by viet cong. so we get off the trucks and they had this textbook combat assault. you get in a nice neat line with rifles like this. like i say, just paint a bull's-eye on our shirts and make it official, and we had to assault the tree line where the viet cong were apparently waiting for us across this patty. this was late in the monsoon season, so a lot had dried up. but the mud was just deep enough, about knee deep, where it somebody opened up

dennis, where are you from, first of all? dennis: i am from pennsylvania. grew up just north of hershey, went to hershey high school. tom: how did you end up joining the army? dennis: it wasn't by choice, i was drafted. i had options. some guys had signed up for the pre-sign up to enlist, becse we knew we were probably close to going. i didn't want to do two years, or three years, or four years. i just decided i would hang on and wait, if i was going to get

here's dennis o'donnell also covering the game. hey, dennis. >> reporter: hello, brian. i heard betty talking about the fan situation, how much they paid for tickets. there's a sign in there. you got to get on the waiting list if you want to buy tickets for the chase center. so that's why winning now is really important to fill that place up and they're going to do it, believe me. now while we're talking about the warriors the giants are playing and they can't wait for the month of may to be over. giants went 11-16 in that month and june they look completely different. here's how it came down today. derek rodriguez making the first start of his big league career. in the 3rd he serves up a solo shot to jake arrieta. he's a philadelphia pitcher, sixth home run of h, phillies' first home run of the weekend. six struck out and one run allowed and the giants gave him some support in the 6th leading 2-1. andrew mccutchen connects for his fourth long ball of the year. 5-1 giants and in the 7th mark milanson making his season debut missing the first two months with an elbow inju

tonight i appears the former nba star dennis rodman is hoping to see his pal again soon.n's agent tells cnn he is considering going to singapore for e summit between kim prenup, but say no firm plansn >>he insertion of dennis rodman intohis summit reminds us how bizarre the sum itself is in terms of the characters of kim jong-un and prenup. >> what does he do for the atmosphere there? >> well, basically it's a side show. it's a circus act. >> reporter: it's not clear who might be underwriting a rodman trip though his agent tells cnn the marijuana currency vendor pot coin has often sponsored rodman's missions of what rodman calls basketball diplomacy. the 57-year-old once tweeted this video commissioned by his backers. >> this diplomatic mix is funded by pot coin. i call that green ace. >> reporter: rodman has the distinction of being one of very few people who know both kim jong-un and donald trump personally. he was on the apprentice and has been to north korea several times, visiting personally the kim jong-un, even presenting kim with samples of rodman's brand of vodka

suddenly dennis started to sit up. and john went over and he and another man went over and slid him onto a poncho onto the ground to get him out of harm's way. dennis recovered. another man went over and slid not completely. gabby gifford is one of his great big heroines because she had the same type of basic injury. but he is paralyzed on one side. wants toaces, if he walk and not use his wheelchair. he lost peripheral vision, and from what he told me lately he has now completely lost the vision in one eye. he is one of the bravest men i ever met. he went on to become a draftsman at hershey, pennsylvania medical center. he wound up a division head if i remember the job title right, and he had his kids and grandkids and everything else. we always get together for reunions when we can, in washington either memorial day or veterans day. he's still around. he has been to a lot of different specialists. and he's inspired a lot of people, thousands of people. emily: what is his name? mr. reilly: dennis, d-e-n-n-i-s. haines.

>> dennis, d-e-n-n-i-s. haines. h-a-i-n-e-s. >> and after you were injured, you said you spent a month in the hospital? >> yes. >> and did you go back to the 199th after that? >> yes, i went right back to my unit, stayed in the infantry a little bit longer, i think another month. you know, i was only scared twice, go figure, but both times nothing happened. but one of the things that happened, we were taken to some trucks and we understood that our command post group, our rto and company commander, et cetera, had been surrounded by viet cong. so we get off the trucks and they had this textbook combat assault. you get in a nice neat line with rifles like this. like i say, just paint a bull's-eye on our shirts and make it official, and we had to assault the tree line where the viet cong were apparently waiting for us across this patty. this was late in the monsoon season, so a lot had dried up. but the mud was just deep enough, about knee deep, where it somebody opened up on us, we couldn't have gotten down and fired

i hope dennis rodman is not part of it. but this is at least a step towards reducing the tension that we've seen escalate over the past two or three years in the korean peninsula. >> wendy, the secretary of state said they were prepared if things go well, to offer a new kind of security assurance to kim jong-un regarding his denuclearization -- excuse me, if he denuclearizes from the peninsula, that we are willing to do something that is a parallel gesture. more than a gesture, a security assurance. what does that mean to you? >> well, i hope it doe mn that the president would agree to remove u.s. troops early on or that he would take away the nuclear security umbrella we have for japan and south korea, or we would realign our forces in northeast asia. those are steps that shouldn't even be contemplated until north korea really tells us where all the nuclear weapons are and what they're going to do to dismantle their program. where all the ballistic missiles are and what they'll do to undo that program. those are really the

dennis hardin/fell off ladder:"we're going to work on your legs.and she said if i have to amputate i can do that too. i remember her saying that." hardin says both of his ankles and the legs above them were broken. it was a long road to recovery from there. he underwent surgery and had major complications along the way. he couldn't walk for over a year and was in wheelchair. but, he had his legs and determination. and started walking just months ago. hardin's is hardin/fell off ladder: they saved my foot. and it's important to me."nearly 22 months later...dennis hardin/fell off ladder:"guys, i owe you a debt of gratitude. i could say it over and over and over never get tired of saying thank you for what you did. people need to be told" mckelvy and wahl say that they often wonder what happens to the lives they touch. to hear a thank you and see dennis hardin means so much to them. billy mckelvey/louisvile metro emergency services:"to see somebody who was close to losing both of his legs get out of a car and walk up to you and give you a hug. it's it

reporter: was dennis rodman invited to north korea? president trump: no, he wasn't. i like dennis. dennis was a great rebounder and he wasn't relatively speaking that tell so that tells you. there is a rebounding, there is a genius for that. dennis rodman was a great rebounder. one thing we are speaking about -- thinking about, speaking about sports stars. the power to pardon is a beautiful thing. you have to get it right. you have to get the right people. i am looking at muhammad ali. but those are the famous people. one way it's easier and people find it fascinating. but i want to do people that are unfairly treated like an alice where she comes out and there's something beautiful. what i am seeking to do, we have a lot of people in the nfl, in particular, but in sports leagues they're not proud enough to stand for our national anthem. i don't like that. what i'm going to do is i'm going to say to them, instead of talk -- it's all talk, talk, talk. we have a great country. you should stand for our national anthem. you shouldn't go in a locker room when our national anthem is play

stand behind me. >> dennis, it is good to see you. i'm glad you are well. i know you're on your own journey. stay hethy. stay happy. and please ls know what you find out about the process. good to see you. dennis rodman in singapore. >> all right. just the bizarre state of play. for all the perktss on the screen today nobody has spent the time with kim jong un that dennis rodman has. even the white house called the thank him and say he the president is proud for rodman's effort. interesting interview. all right let's take live pictures from singapore. the president just said moments ago, that there is going to be a signing. we see an aide in white gloves placed pens on the table. what is next? are we about to see the signing. stay with cnn. ut your social security alerts. oh! just sign up online and we'll alert you if we find your social security number on one othousands of risky sites. that sounds super helpful. how much is it? well, if you have a discover card, it's free. no way! yes way! we just think it's important for you to be in the know. all right!

cnn, atlanta. >> dennis rodman. how it comes together. >>> so you start your commute as a normal guy, but you leave as a hero. still ahead, how one man found himself saving a bus full of passengers just trying to get home are from work. >>> sorry, lebron fans. they did it again. golden state warriors once again nba champions. they swept lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers in just four games. the final score, a whooping 108-85. warriors kevin durant was named the finals mvp and to add insult to injury, xwogolden state won cleveland. these warriors fans were tracking the action from golden state's home court in oakland, california. they have a lot to celebrate. it is the warriors' third title in just four years. >>> new to the united kingdom. although queen elizabeth turned 92 in april, saturday is the official celebration for her birthday. it is a military parade called trooping the color. and the royal family will be at the queen's side including the newest member, the duchess of sussex, former meghan markle. n

. >> reporter: ambassador dennis rodman? star and famous pal of north korean dictator kim jong un emerge as a dealmaker in singapore next week? >> thank you very much, everyone. >> reporter: president trump wouldn't touch the question about dennis rodman, but the new york post confirms he is going to singapore even though his representative would not confirm. dennis rodman stands about a foot taller than kim jong un. kim jong un is apparently a big nba fan. it may be one more unpredictable factor for the white house, as the administration prepares for the summit. another is congress, where lawmakers may feel left out. the senate formed relation committee met about this yesterday. >> we have to ensure that the benefits to north korea are accompanied by verifiable denuclearization in their country. >> reporter: the capello hotel has been chosen as the venue in singapore. what will happen inside is the big question with plenty of other players potentially watching courtside. the two sides, the north koreans and u. s. teams are

dennis was available. >> ryan duffy travels to pyongyang in february 2013 with dennis rodman and membersetrotters. >> it was an exercise in them showing us, everyone here is happy. look at our dolphin show. look at our water park. we were wandering through this village of sets they had created for us. >> the trip ended in an exhibition basketball game in front of a capacity crowd. then without warning, kim jong-un entered the arena. >> it's an experience i will never forget. the entire arena started clapping, clapping. that ovation went on for, i mean, what seemed like hours. >> as kim jong-un took a seat next to dennis rodman, the television crew captured it all on camera. >> sir, thank you. you are a friend for life. >> it seemed like kim jong-un was kind of elated to meet dennis. he carved out time in his schedule, a couple different times during our brief stay, to spend time with dennis. >> the game was followed by a formal palace dinner and photos taken by state media show kim jong-un personally welcoming each of his american guests. >> my immediate impression meeting him was, wow,

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i like dennis. dennis was a great rebounder. so that tells you, there is a rebounding, there is a genius to that. dennis rodman was a great rebounder. the power to pardon is a beautiful thing. you got to get it right and get the right people. i'm looking at muhammad ali, but those are the famous people. and in one way and people find it fascinating, but i want to look at people that are unfairly treated. and something beautiful. what i'm seeking to do, we have a lot of people in the nfl, but in sports leagues, they are not proud enough to stand for our national anthem. i don't like that. what i'm going to do is i'm going to say to them, instead of talk, it's all talk, talk, talk. you should stand. you shouldn't go in a locker room when our national anthem is playing. i'm going to ask all of those people to recommend to me, because that's what they are protesting, people that they think that were unfairly treated by the justice system. and i understand that. and i'm going to ask them to recommend to me people that were unfairly t

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a new twist, dennis rodman and kim jong un. basketball star have a key role in the high-stakes singapore summit? carly shim is here with the rumors swirling online. patty: 1 week between donald trump and kim jong un, new reports say and old friend of the north korean dictatobe in s time. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 is here with reaction to dennis rodman's latest trip. >> reporter: basketball to diplomacy a new report says dennis rodman plans to travel to singapore, between donald trump and kim jong un. a source tells the new york post a lot ofesnd s that involve complex diplomacy, countries like to identify ambassadors of goodwill, whether you agree with it or not dennis rodman fits the bill. with you agree or not is the key phrase because social media reaction is pouring in on this one, goor hi it helps kim d new, i amor it. ambassador rodmas an interesting ring to it and tony says he needs to not be in this process, his presence is demeaning, stay home please. this would certainly be one. i had a feeling this may happen

but i like dennis. dennis was a great rebounder and he wasn't relatively speaking that tall. that tells you. there's the rebounding. dennis rodman was a great rebounder. one thing we are thinking about, the power to pardon is a beautiful thing. you got to get it right. you've got to get the right people. i'm looking at mohammed all lie, but those are the famous people -- i'm looking at muhammad ali, but these are the famous people. but i want to do something about the people that are unfairly treated, like alice. you have a lot of people in the nfl, but unfortunately they are not proud enough to stand for our national anthem, i don't like that. what i'm going to do is i'm going to say to them -- instead of talk. it is all talk, talk, talk. we have a great country. you should stand for our national anthem. you shouldn't go in a locker room when our national anthem is played. i'm going to ask all of those people to recommend to me because that's what they are protesting, people that they think were unfairly treated by the justice system. and i understand that. and i'm going to

president donald trump from his appearance on "the apprentice." >> dennis, you're fired. >> reporter:an may have left the future first lady less than impressed. >> dennis rodman essentially got fired for many reasons, but one reason his team misspelled your name, which is just wrong, right? >> you don't misspell a brand name. and it was all over the products. i think he did a great job, but that was a big, big, big mistake. >> reporter: and of course there is rodman's basketball bromance with kim jong-un. they have met on three occasions, including on kim's birthday in 2014. ♪ happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday, happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: in a 2014 interview with du jour magazine, h paints kim as a jovial cruise director. >> jokes and all. playing basketball, loves playing table tennis, he loves playing pool. he has a 13 person girls band. >> reporter: in this abc interview, rodman says trump and kim indeed make a deal. >> donald trump had a chance, had a chance, he will get on a damn plane and shake his hand and try to make peace. i'm asking rig

[laughter] dennis, anything to add? >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> what randy was saying is true. we take pride in safety. we work together a lot in other aspects, not just derailments. these are professional people behind me. and i'm proud to be a supervisor for the track department. i'm proud to work with these guys every day. we don't look for accolades. we love what we do. so for us to get this is an honor. that's it. >> good. >> thank you. >> thank you. mr. haley, do you want to have anyone else come forward or do you want to -- >> actually, make one final comment on dennis. dennis actually walks the walk, just as he said, because i lost a gentleman's waiver to dennis on the over-under of how long it would take them to rerail the train. [laughter] he made me look bad, but, again, he backed it up. and, finally, i would say, this played out. there were some challenges. a work train broke down. they had to unload equipment on to another train. it was quite an arduous task, but after -- some time around 12:15

dennis rodman, crying. >> very strange twist in this story.nnis rodman arrived in ngore weara t-shirt, like marijuana crypto currency company whatever that is. he appeared on cnn last night and openly weep during the interview wearing that make america great again hat. take a listen. >> protecting everything. i believe in north korea and i couldn't even go home but 40 days, obama didn't even give me the time of day. a great day for everybody, ngapore, china and everything, a great day. >> it on twitter says i just listen to dennis rodman speak for 10 minutes on a trump dim sum at, why do i feel like i just ran a marathon backwards and lauren says dennis rodman need some credit for making this happen and some kleenex and maybe a hug. >> the distinction of knowing both personally, donald trump and kim jong un. >> he is part of the story and will be potentially part of the history books narrative of this whole thing. >> we would love to have you on the show. thank you so much. time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour and donald trump and kim

dennis rodman is maybe y plus one.much. >> dan, dan, . >> laura: i would rather have dennis rodman then then aflac or something. i think chris is right. he's been there. he has a personal relationship with kim. >> that was an intervention on camera. >> laura: what was that? the sunglasses. what's going on with the sunglasses. i don't understand the sunglasses. >> hannity just did the whole show jet-lagged live on tv. that's no excuse. he did a whole hour. i'm not buying the jet lag excuse. >> hannity has not spent as much time in the paint as dennis rodman. >> laura: all right, i am calling foul on our entire conversation on rodman. i think dan is right. let's go back to chief white house white house correspondent john roberts in singapore for the very latest on what he's hearing about the upcoming working lunch between donald trump and kim jong un. i want to know what's on the menu. i'm getting hungry. talking about appetizers earlier, in-n-out burgers. come on. give us some flavor. >> one thing i can tell you, i don'

. >> dennis and chris, i don't know if you can hear me anymore, but this is really something out here. we got several thousands of people, maybe hundreds of thousands of people out here screaming at the top of their lungs for steph curry. yeah, police are trying to make room to accommodate him. a gag he will of -- gaggle of photographers and shooter from all over the world, it's amazing, he goes right into the crowd and he just -- he says hello. >> i just hope that curry doesn't step on somebodi' foot and turn his ankle. >> oh, yeah. i didn't think about that. >> he has all year to recover on that one, right? >> i'm more concerned about his golf game, ken. i know that tomorrow he is going to be teeing it off somewhere, maybe pebble beach. but he is a scratch golfer. he probably can't wait until this parade is over. >> you know, i don't know how much of that you guys got. it was incredible and he is still going. he is literally going down the entire parade route, high- fiving people with the larry owe brian trophy. i never seen that before, dennis. >> i don't think -- i seen steph jump

jesse: dennis rodman very emotional.any said rod had been a long-time friend of trump and little rocketman and played a vital role in making the summit happen. joining us, marie harf and trump's former campaign manager corey lewandowski. marie, i think dennis rodman did more for peace on the peninsula than your former boss barack obama. >> he can be nominated for a nobel with donald trump. that interview is so bizarre. there are very few people kim jong-un is comfortable talking to. and the fact that he has a relationship with dennis rodman is bizarrely helpful in getting a peace deal. remember when he dated madonna. jesse: corey, what do you think about rodman? >> i think dennis got a lot of rebounds and maybe one of them hit him in the head. there is only one person who is going to be responsible for the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. jesse: i agree with that. we'll see what happens as the president likes to say. speaking of presidents. one of the most of controversial hollywood a-listers thinks he can be pr

look at dennis. dennis is so happy. i don't like that stuff, mike.arilyn, who has done a fantastic job with lockheed. you have done. what do you think of that merger? what do you think? look, they are sitting together. oh! no wonder we don't get the pricing we want, huh? dennis, a good friend of mine, what a great job you have done. commercial, military both of , you. what a job you have done, thank you. stay apart, stay apart, don't get together. stay apart. are a great group of executives. it is patriots like you that are the reason why america was first in flight, first to the moon and why america will always be first in space. before i got here, it wasn't looking so good. [applause] before we came in, i'll tell you, they didn't have such big plans for space. now they have plans and it's great not only in terms of job -- jobs and everything else it's great for the psyche of our country. this morning it came out that small business is the most optimistic it's ever been in the history of our country. that's pretty good. i don't know if they go back

dennis, where are you from, first of all? dennis: i am from pennsylvania. he grew up just north of hershey, went to hershey high school. tom: how did you end up joining the army?

dennis: i think it is a decent part of the story.s become increasingly clear that there are worries about economic growth slowing materially in late 2019 and into 2020. wiley coyotemaybe comment that reinforce a lot of beers. -- a lot of fears. if you look at the dynamics of the market, anything with high foreign sales names got decimated. defensive factors, which are most lever to the mystic u.s. economic growth, small caps a outperformed. i would say yes. joe: in your view, are these fears while we haven't seen any rates on the long end, and related to that come at some point are going to see the fed cave in some way to this and maybe indicate they are not going to hike as the market expected? dennis: i wouldn't use the term cave yet, but it's clear they take emerging-market factors into account. if business in search ago to a point where there's little because cap he's have no idea what the outlook is going to be ahead of a potential slowdown, i think the outlook for fed rate hikes would be very little and the fed would probably c

dennis rodman will be there.he dennis rodmall be there. [ laughter ] atnot different one. [ light laughter ] dennis rodman from the state department? no. [ laughter ] the one you're thinking about. dennis rodman will be there for president trump's summit with kim jong-un. see all the action unfold on this week's "the apprentice: doomsday." [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] "you're fired, and that's not even close to the worst thing that's going to happen to you." [ light laughter ] the prime minister of singapore surprised president trump today with a birthday cake during their luncheon. unfortunately, that's also what trump ordered. [ laughter ] see, he got there, and they said what could we get you, and he was like, a cake. he had no idea another cake was coming. so then, how [ bleep ] awkward is that? [ laughter ] two cakes. [ applause ] i don't have the lung capacity to blow out candles on two cakes. [ light laughter ] the broadway show, "harry potter and the cursed child" won best play at last night

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and then dennis rodman arriving. you have this president doing foreign policy different than you've seen before, shaking up the world, kind of in a different way. and then you have kim jong-un that arrives with super security and brings his own toilet so nobody can examine his excrement. it's surreal. it's crazy. >> dana: i didn't know that about the toilet. but those of you watching, now we know that was an important things. thanks, bret. we'll catch up with you on "the five." a warning from the president about his meeting with kim jong-un and photo op. what else we can expect from this historic summit. your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take e

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. >> dennis rodman here in singapore. >> now he wants credit for the summit. >> i just happen to be part of it. i think i brought awareness to a lot of things around the world. >> president trump sits down with his long-time enemy. he is hurling insults at some of america's closest allies. >> there is a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad-faith diplomacy with president donald j. trump. >> an orlando police officer shot and four children are held hostage. >> the standoff still going on. >> a wildfire in colorado... >> doubles in size.