Seriously wish Dennis Rodman would stay in NK (interview, CNN, dictator)

[Jermaine88]

Just watched him on CNN.

I wish he would stay in North Korea. That interview ranked up there in stupidity with the
Alex Jones interview/melt down.

Nice to know CNN is at least good at revealing/confirming the stupidity of some.

[T-310]

Rodman feels important hanging around with a petty third world dictator thug who has no morals or scruples. Says a lot of Rodman as well.

[shiftymh]

I feel bad for the Korean players who know they will be killed when they lose.

[uggabugga]

gotta love this quote.

Apparently referring to Kim, Rodman said, "I love my friend. This is my friend." He spoke from the country's capital, Pyongyang.

[Spaten_Drinker]

Originally Posted by T-310

Rodman feels important hanging around with a petty third world dictator thug who has no morals or scruples. Says a lot of Rodman as well.

The same can be said of Jay-Z and Beyonce when they went to Cuba. Laws do not apply to them.

[Natural510]

Rodman's broke, with child support payments he can't make, so he's likely doing it all for money.

[DRob4JC]

Video at the link...

Dennis Rodman brought to verge of tears on CNN (VIDEO)

This is a pretty aggressive stance from the interviewer - not that I am pro-NK or feel sorry for Rodman - but is he supposed to be impartial? As an interviewer, he is basically attacking Rodman for doing what he is doing. Very interesting...

[VLWH]

Originally Posted by uggabugga

gotta love this quote.


Apparently referring to Kim, Rodman said, "I love my friend. This is my friend." He spoke from the country's capital, Pyongyang.

Hey Dennis, don't just be his friend. Word has it he's looking for a new Uncle.

[texdav]

Personally I could careless about his going there. I think its the media covering such non-sense for their benefit only really. Last I heard he had drinking problems.

[bluesjuke]

Shut the door before he comes back.