Newsweek: Dennis Rodman Says Kim Jong Un Had 'Change of Heart' After Reading Trump's Book
Former NBA star Dennis Rodman—the unsanctioned, amateur American ambassador to North Korea—said his meetings with Kim Jong Un brought “awareness” to the U.S. which has helped usher in the upcoming nuclear talks. Although Trump has previously ridiculed both Rodman and Kim Jong Un, the U.S. president's most recent comments suggest he wants to help lead a proposed nuclear meeting.
Speaking with TMZ Monday, Rodman said he gave the supreme leader of North Korea a copy of President Donald Trump’s 1987 book The Art of the Deal during his last visit to Pyongyang in 2017. Rodman said that he doesn’t want to “take all the credit" for the nuclear program meeting, but his work as a “sports ambassador” helped usher in friendlier discourse between North Korea, South Korea and Trump, or just "the ability to talk."
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WNU Editor: I still do not understand what Kim Jong-Un sees in Dennis Rodman.
You have to understand that when Dennis Rodman was on TV quite a bit, was when Kim grew up... he grew up liking what Rodman represents. Look at Kim - he's so controlled and his life and looks has always been controlled / he never dared to stray off his father's path. Rodman is a rebel. Kim wants to be a rebel. Someone who does what he wants.
ReplyDeleteI have been drunk with Demis Rodman. He used to own a cub called Josh Slocums in Newport. Beach CA.
ReplyDeleteUntil it burned down....
And.....what's your point? Weirdo
DeleteMay be sec if state soon
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