i feel bad for rodman.alizes kim jong-un is using him because he can tell the koreans he's hanging out with obama. they think he's the president. kennedy: cranberry all over his shirt. wow, this is impressive. but there is something to it. it's strange enough to work, anthony. >> i suggest sending charles oakley who took on the madison care gardens security staff and came out smelling like roses. kennedy: unfortunately the kills are fans are of the chicago bulls. >> i think whichever american celebrity will show up. >> i'm officially famous. maybe i should go over there. they don't know. they don't know. >> dennis rodman is an attention whore. is that all right to say on this network? kennedy: i think so, i said it earlier. he wants attention. dennis rodman. he's reinvigorated and famous because he hangs out with kim jong-un. kennedy: and was on the "celebrity apprentice." he knows the president. but the on thing that would make this whole situation even more weird is if dennis rodman brought peace to the r

i feel bad for rodman.hink he realizes kim jong-un is using him because he can tell the koreans he's hanging out with obama. they think he's the president. kennedy: cranberry all over his shirt. wow, this is impressive. but there is something to it. it's strange enough to work, anthony. >> i suggest sending charles oakley who took on the madison care gardens security staff and came out smelling like roses. kennedy: unfortunately the kills are fans are of the chicago bulls. >> i think whichever american celebrity will show up. >> i'm officially famous. maybe i should go over there. they don't know. they don't know. >> dennis rodman is an attention whore. is that all right to say on this network? kennedy: i think so, i said it earlier. he wants attention. dennis rodman. he's reinvigorated and famous because he hangs out with kim jong-un. kennedy: and was on the "celebrity apprentice." he knows the president. but the on thing that would make this whole situation even more weird is if dennis rodman brought peac

so you can perhaps forgive them for still not wanting to be bastards with us i mean giving dennis rodman an international audience is pretty awful pretty awful but they've been cooped up alone in that van the potential of for a long time you know it's a land that time forgot for all we know the only v.h.s. tape they have is nineteen ninety seven is double teams starting dennis rodman and sean claude van damme so that could make it a little weird. but since the media won't tell you the truth about north korea what is our mainstream media telling you about what are they what are they talking about home on a mission can do more than just ease daily living sensors that can detect multiple information such as light humidity temperature this robot can deliver medications right to view oh no smart homes and robots c.n.n. presents this like is just the best thing the cat's pajamas but i don't talk about any of the issues it raises are great when don graham on the loving titanium arms of a decommissioned reprogrammed bomb deactivation robot will do you know where it was just a little tinkering by

here is a that it might sound a little surreal, but with tensions rising, it is very possible that rodmana man who was married himself, could end up playing a key role in preventing armageddon. very interesting stuff, but i did love him when he was playing with the bowls. -- chicago bulls. moving forwards to protect young undocumented migrants known as dreamers. price fromtting some an unlikely place, which is the liberal media. the editorials in the washington post today applauded trump for daring to dream of a deal. his editorial page does not often agree with president trump. that is what the washington post said, but "we are on board with his observation that most americans oppose the deportations of dreamers." this would be a landmark bipartisan victory for trump, but it would enable these 690,000 dreamers to eventually get on w with their lives. really is at reversal from his campaign rhetoric. >> it certainly is, and this is an interesting thing because it has exposed faultlines within the conservatives. the far right people within the party and the more centric people in the party

jong un about whom we know all too little or no it was a real shame that no one other than dennis rodman seems to have actually met him is just going on and on and on and we don't really get a clear notion is there a diplomatic track should we fear conquest of south korea i can't really fear that because illyria this is not an islamic state kim is not a fanatic we do know from mr rodman he lives well seven star he called it a north korea has built this very tightly controlled in its own way surprisingly stable society why would they want to upset all that they have all the propaganda of course that's what keeps people loyal to a fever pitch about war but what they really want to do it i doubt it sorry that's too much for me and they're all right and coming to you but he said he picking up on the point made by it has been a fairly durable and lasting regime it's even managed to get through to get through family and hasn't it two thousand and nine was the last point at which there was substantial talks the six party talks as they were known which actually were quite productive were they in

>> i'm just here to see some friends and have a good time. >> distracted by the rodman circus, we havehappening at the pyongyang airport. american college student otto warmbier is quietly put on a u.s. government plane, a final, sad chapter in a story that began a year and a half ago. warmbier came here on a private sight-seeing tour. after a night out on the town to celebrate new year's eve, the university of virginia student was accused of trying to steal a propaganda banner from the wall of his hotel. for that, he got a 15 year sentence. soon after, mysteriously, he ended up with a brain injury. >> in north korea, otto warmbier has been released. hets go to straight to our will ripley. >> this was one of the hardest reports i've ever had to give. i'd spoken just weeks earlier with warmbier's parents. at the time, they had no idea about their son's deny. but this reunion is not the happy union tha his family had been hoping for as recentl as a wee ago because that is when they learned, according to a family statement, that otto warmbier has been in a coma since march of 2016. in june

>> i'm just here to see friend s and have good time. >> distracted by rodman, we have no idea a secretr came here on a private sightseeing tour after a night out on the town to celebrate new year's eve, the university of virginia student was accused of trying to steal a propaganda banner for the wall of his hotel. for that he got a 15-year sentence. soon after, mysteriously he ended up with a brain injury. >> in north korea, otto warmbier has been released. let's go straight to our will ripley. >> this was one of our hardest reports i've had to give. i'd spoken just weeks earlier with warmbier's parents. at the time they had no idea about his condition. >> reporter: but this reunion is not the happy reunion because that's is when realized that otto warmbier has been in a coma since march of 2017. >> he retuned rned to his homet of high ohio in a vegetative st. he died six days later. he was 22. the state department has sense banned most u.s. citizens from traveling here. the stakes have never been higher. out of every one of them. only proprietary tempur material precisely conforms to

dennis rodman has been invited back for another round of so-called basketball diplomacy. from president trump to north korea's supreme leader kim jong-un? >> i'm just here to come see some friends and have a good time. >> distracted by the rodman circus, we have no idea a secret hand-over is happening at the pyongyang airport. american college student otto warmbier is quietly put on a u.s. government plane, a final sad chapter in a story that began a year and a half ago. >> i beg you for your forgiveness. >> warmbier came here on a private sightseeing tour. after a night out on the town to celebrate new year's eve, the university of virginia student was accused of trying to steal a propaganda banner from the wall of his hotel. for that, he got a 15-year sentence. soon after, mysteriously, he ended up with a brain injury. >> in north korea, otto warmbier has been released. let's go straight to our will ripley. >> this was one of the hardest reports i've ever had to give. i had spoken just weeks earlier with warmbier's parents. at the time, they had no idea about their son'

>> jesse: send rodman back. the north koreans and americans have something in common.mp. he's being unpredictable and keeping them on their toes and that's a new challenge for the north koreans. they are used to having to interpret coded diplomatic language and now the best part of the article is they have these experts of trump tweets and they can recite years and years of trump tweets. they have an encyclopedia addict knowledge. trump is on air force one knocking out tweets to rocket man in between taco bowls and he's throwing them for a loop. it's fantastic. >> greg: you have to admit it's good to keep your foes second-guessing. you do do that i'm sure. it >> juan: i don't know. we are the super power. if people have confidence in what we do. it's interesting to me that they would do this. it wasn't that they were going to every american or politician or expert. they were going to republicans. they wanted republicans. i guess they think republicans have more knowledge. after alabama, i don't know if that's the case. it's so telling, this is contrary to my thought, i

. >> kimberly: send dennis rodman over to eat him. >> juan: no, i think dennis rodman would get involved in piercing him. i think this is all about china and when you look at the 15-0 vote in the u.n., china, russia had to play ball. so it was interesting to me where is the negotiation on this? what were they demanding? guess what? it was that kim jong un be allowed to travel. travel where? i don't know. i don't think he leaves north korea. but that's their demand. united states, we want you to put something in the table. we don't want to seem like we're giving into you. they gave into donald trump. they did. and so to me, i hope that this signals there's some progress. in my heart of hearts, i don't see it. when trump says at that meeting, this is a little bit of something but it ain't much, i suspect he's right. and then, of course, then that raises all the flags in your head is he talking about fire and fury and nuclear weapons and destruction? we've already had a total eclipse of the sun and hurricanes and all the rest. i don't know. but i don't think this ends the story. >> kimberly

dennis rodman, who weirdly might be the only person in the world who knows both donald trump and kimun, was on "good morning britain" today. they have one too i guess. where he told piers morgan what he and kim jong un do together. >> for me to go over there and see him as much as i have, i basically hang out with him all the time. we laugh. we sing karaoke. we do a lot of cool things together. and we ride horses. we hang out. we go skiing. and we hardly ever talk politics. that's the good thing about that. >> jimmy: dennis, are you wearing a ball gown right now? because that is some list of activities. there's skiing. what did he say? they're riding horses. it's like a cialis commercial. [ laughter ] it's like "the bachelor." i would love to know what kim jong un's karaoke song is. you know? i hope it's gloria estefan. i hope it's "the rhythm is gonna get you." [ laughter ] that would be great. in the interest of equal time the worm, dennis, also shared his fondness for the donald too, to whom he is apparently very grateful. >> i tell you what. you know as well as i do, donald can b

maybe have rodman. >> send dennis rodman. >> or do a wife switch. >> you're referring to the tv show.lieve that km jong-un is a rational person, if you say we're going to negotiate with you. he's done 80 or more missile bomb tests since 2011. his father only did about 10 the whole time he was there. >> he may be rational, but he's still a teenager and china is parent. we're being played by china. 90% of the trade is through north korea and the chinese. they're evading sanctions through china. i think we're getting played. they're manipulating us, saying, you know, we got this, we're going toay use our leverage. meanwhile two navy collisions in the sea the other day. thathe seems a little suspicious to me. trump got elected as kind of a tough on china guy. he was going to slap them with sanctions, tariffs, label them a currency manipulator. all of a sudden, very coincidentally, he gets into office, and north korea starts acting up, and all of a sudden we need china. meanwhile we're so distracted on the korean peninsula, who knows what china is doing in africa, central asia. they have u

you have to remember that they to northennis rodman korea.his young man wants to be able to participate in the olympics and do trade. i believe that there is a diplomatic way to invite him in as a nuclear power. he won't get rid of his nuclear bombs, but what he will do is pull back this up aggressive manner that he is acting in. and i have heard politicians suggest, the same thing. his people are starving and if we continue to starve him and starve him out, he will not pull back and he will get more aggressive and more desperate. diplomacy, let's invite him to the table and have a conversation. his people are starving and they need oil. i believe he would pull back, so we should try to talk to him and invite him to the table as a nuclear power and invite him to be a part of the olympics and do trade. the christian science monitor cover story that i mentioned focuses a lot on who kim jong-un is, his background, and what makes him tick. a little bit from that story notes that few world leaders are as impenetrable as kim is. anyposition as rule

ask ambassador dennis rodman, it wouldn't happen! laughter ) ( applause ) so again, when is the right time to protest? according to president trump's press secretary sarah huckabee sanders, it's not the when, it's the how black people are getting wrong. >> i think the debate is for them about police brew tilt, then they should protest the officers on the field that are protecting them instead of the american flag. >> trevor: i see, don't protest the flag, protest the police officers that are on the field. so if you do that, then no one will complain? >> can you clarify, are you encouraging n.f.l. players to protest police? >> no, no. that's not what i'm saying. i was pointing out the hypocrisy of -- >> trevor: oh, wait, you were just being sarcastic. great use of the white house. nicely done. ( laughter ) you still haven't told us the right way for black people to protest. we know it's wrong theo do it in the streets, it's wrong to do it in the tweets, you cannot do it on the field, you cannot do it if you've kneeled, and don't do it

you know that dennis rodman is appealing to president trump.ng he can handle the kim jong un problem. >> he's been there. they know each other. >> i agree. i think it's a slam dunk. tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. to start your day. good night. >>> the late show with

you know that dennis rodman is appealing to president trump.s saying he can handle the kim jong un problem. >> he's been there. they know each other. >> i agree. i think it's a slam dunk. >> oh, my gosh. we'll be right back. >> no pun intended. ♪ keeping up. it takes hard work, tight budgets and a little support. and pg&e is ready to do our part. our care program can save you 20% or more on your monthly bill. it just takes a few minutes to apply and you'll see the savings on your next bill. when having a little extra can mean a lot ...turn to care. go to pge.com/care and enroll today. tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. to start your day. good night. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is up next. our next newscast is at 4:30. >> see you then. ng sponsored by cbs play-by-play. >> school is back in session, and so is congress! don't forget to pick up your back-to-congress supplies: pens to make laws. a really cool trapper keeper to keep your laws in. a mustache to hide from voters when th

saving face and being very egocentric nobody knows this guy except for one chinese on boy and dennis rodman because he won't talk to anybody he won't see anybody so we don't know what to make of a but i think he's more crazy like a fox but very unpredictable and dangerous over the weekend senator john mccain battling brain cancer declared that the united states needs to make sure the jungle knows that if he acts in an aggressive fashion the price will be extinction what's the impact of this type of runner it bill. well i i have a lot of respect for senator mccain i think he's a hero he's contributed so much to our country i do worry about this saber rattling on both sides preemptive military strikes threatening bluster by both countries. because that can breed for a miscalculation a mistake an overflight by by one of the countries that will cause an incident the shooting of a fishing boat some kind of artillery shells landing in the wrong spot causing trip wire effect that could lead to war so i worry about comments but you with kim june you have to show him where we stand and i think secre

we sent dennis rodman over, i can't believe that didn't work!h the guy's dad. we're tough, we're nice, we're tough, we're nice, and they get more bombs and bigger missiles. i think trump has made a decision that i'm not going to let this programme mature to the point that they can have a missile to hit america with, a missile with a nuclear weapon on top. so he says that he would use military force to prevent the marriage of those two concepts. you make it sound as though there is something clear, coherent, easily understandable about the administration's korea policy. but what we saw in recent days was a trump tweet saying outright that talking is not the answer to this problem. followed, within hours, with the man that you say you respect so highly, the defence secretary, james mattis, saying, we are never out of diplomatic solutions. so which is it? sir i think it is what ijust said. we haven't reached the end of the diplomatic road. i don't even think we're reasonably close. but the road of diplomacy has to be married up with the road of mis

ways the only person that kim jong seen for appeared to talk to or has done in the past is dennis rodman as opposed to you know the leader of china . ok and on that note adrian for our life in beijing thank you. and as you mentioned the u.n. security council will meet later on friday to interest this issue our washington editor james spader's has more from the u.n. this will be seen as an act of defiance by the u.n. security council and already they've called a closed session on friday to discuss the situation and particularly the very provocative timing because this missile launch came just seventy two hours after the last security council meeting in which they imposed further sanctions on north korea and it comes just days before world leaders meet here in new york for the high level session of the u.n. general assembly president trump for example will be speaking here on chews day it means that there is a high level north korean delegation coming to new york including the north korean foreign minister who will be speaking to the general assembly next friday no i don't think he's likel

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dennis rodman is all my fault because the only thing we knew about kim jong-un was that he liked basketball and michael jordan so i took over an autographed basketball which in their holy of hol i didn'ts which kim jong-un apparently saw. i do think it was a very important discussion because we missileking about material, missile limits, and really were in the middle of discussions that then the election of 2000 is confusing to many people. the bottom line is the policy we were in the middle of working on did not get followed. sherman was with me. she was all set to go to the continuation of the talks in kuala lumpur, and all of a sudden that was all called off. as a result of the discussion, there is no new fiscal material added. i think it was an important time. i was having dinner with kim jong-il, and we were talking about many things. kept saying things like, what do you think of the swedish model? i was trying to figure out. then he asked me, how does my interpreter compare with conduct another?h i said you have the best woman interpreter i have ever heard. [laughter] it helped a lot,

greg: i say we wait for dennis rodman to come and save the day. right? it could happen. you don't know. it could happen. he was good and the importance. wasn't the question i don't remember. still to come, like a bad cold, hillary clinton keeps popping up. if you change the channel we will send you they were not actually protesting and the undercover officer was among those taken into custody. i'm lauren greene, now back to the greg gutfeld show. greg: at the end of life on this planet three things will remain. cockroaches, twinkies and hillary clinton. [crowd boos] know doing. we we know this because she said this to steven colbert. >> i am not going anywhere. greg: true, she's not. if she runs again she probably won't win. the best thing for hillary haters is to hope she runs again and again and again. she's a political version of a cold sore. even when it clears up, it always returns usually when you're about to go to club met. to those still exist? i need to update the joke. anyway, during her time at the late show hillary spun her wheel of blame and landed on. [inau

we will help get rid of him and give him a nice villa or whatever with dennis rodman as his companion. whatever it takes to -- then comes the trade off. if we do that, which i think we should do, it will be more difficult to get an ally. you may get a unified democratic korea with no wmd. it might be a tougher negotiation. including our own aversion to taking on chinese state owned enterprises that are not directly in north korea, but whose sister organizations also supported by the party are. the ccp would have to feel like this is the biggest risk of my ability before they face. >> i don't disagree with the direction and the tactics that they had. i think that's certainly what we need to be pursuing. i have always been of the strong view that this is not -- u.s. and chinese interests when it comes to north korea are never going to align and it's not a problem that they can outsource to china and that will continue to be the case and be active. i'm not convinced that we can shift them far enough. i think we talk a lot about the concerns about the peninsula and not wanting to have tro

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. >> the only american that has met with kim jong-un is dennis rodman. but that raises the question of what he's he trying to do. i think first he could say that nuclear weapons would be aroun insurance policy, regime survival. is he trying to drive a wedge between the united states and south korea? we have to make it clear that he can't do that. and is he trying to get more flexibility to act on a tactical level. here we have to draw two red lines, one general mattis redrew a line yesterday, if you attack us, we're going to eliminate your existence. by the same token, we have to make clear, between ourselves and south korea that going forward, if north korea attacks the south, it will respond and if north korea escalates, then he puts his own survival at risk. i think we're going to have to draw new lines here, but behind the scenes, we're going to have to recognize that the policy we pursued for 20 years is no longer operate ive. north korea is not going to give up it's nuclear weapons. >> but how many lines are we going to draw? thank you to our panel

and by the way, where is dennis rodman when we need him? laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] really, i'm seriously starting to wonder if there isn't a wire loose in trump's head. he's drunk with power right now. or maybe he's jufts drust drunk. i don't know. in either case we slowed him down to half speed for tonight's north korea edition of "drunk donald trump." ♪ [ slowed down ] >> north korea better get their act together or they're going to be in trouble like few nations ever have been in trouble in this world. okay? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i hope you heard that. you better get your act together or you're going to be in trouble. this is what my mother said to me when i got a d in geometry. [ laughter ] meanwhile-w all that's going on this is what's on the president's mind when he wakes up. this morning he retweeted a twitter poll, who is a better president of the united states, trump 61%, obama 39%. see, that's what you call keeping your eye on the ball. [ laughter ] and the people who posted this poll, they're not exactly sc

some of the best intelligence on kim jong-un comes from the unpredictable former nba star dennis rodman says he's held kim's baby daughter in his arms. that in a nutshell shows the challenges of gathering intelligence on the secretive regime of america's increasingly powerful enemy. >> it is very difficult. and the intelligence community we refer to north korea as the hardest of the hard targets. >> reporter: u.s. director of national intelligence recently admitted how difficult north korea is to spy on. >> it is if not one of the hardest, the hardest collection a nation that we have to collect against. it becomes a difficult challenge relative to the society is closed and is isolated as north korea is to get the right intelligence that we need. >> reporter: human intelligence is scarce. how hard is it for a westerner to get in there and walk down the street in pyongyang, meet with someone to get intelligence? >> it is extremely difficult, virtually impossible. first we don't have an embassy in pyongyang so that limits the official diplomats or any kind of agents we might run. also just