NBA Hall of Fame’s Dennis Rodman arrived in North Korea Tuesday morning for a trip he says he hopes will “open a door” for his former “Celebrity Apprentice” boss — President Donald Trump. “I’m just here to see some friends and
Basketball celebrity Dennis Rodman has returned to Pyongyang, North Korea, for a “peace and love” “mission” in the repressive communist country.
Wednesday on MSNBC, ranking member on the House Intelligence Committee Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) likened presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump to controversial former NBA star Dennis Rodman, who has visited North Korea’s brutal dictator Kim Jong-un, because in an interview with
The American Christian missionary Kenneth Bae — who spent over 700 days as a captive of the North Korean communist regime — says the Holy Spirit held his hand through an “interrogation” exercise.
In a weird turn of events, Kenneth Bae thanked former NBA player and current weirdo Dennis Rodman for hastening his release from a North Korean jail, where he was held for over two years.
Responding to Ted Cruz’s remark during Thursday Night’s GOP debate that Donald Trump once fired Dennis Rodman on Celebrity Apprentice, the NBA’s most famous weirdo sent a message to the Texas lawmaker that “he’s about to fire his ass too.”
Former NBA player and Celebrity Apprentice contestant Dennis Rodman tweeted to Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) that Trump is “about to fire your ass.” https://twitter.com/dennisrodman/status/703246371898445828 Cruz mentioned Rodman during the CNN Republican presidential debate on Thursday in Houston. Cruz said that,
NBA Hall of Fame forward and five-time champion Dennis Rodman tweeted out his support of Donald Trump on Friday, calling Trump his “great friend for many years.” https://twitter.com/dennisrodman/status/624651124545581056 Rodman appeared on Donald Trump’s NBC reality television show “The Celebrity Apprentice”
North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un aspires for the Hermit Kingdom to become an international sports powerhouse.
He was called a bench warmer, the best 15th man of all-time, and a babysitter to Dennis Rodman. All were true at some point, but Jack Haley was much more. The former UCLA center and nine-year NBA player died this week of heart disease. He was only 51 years old. Haley is being remembered fondly.
At the premiere of his new documentary, The Big Bang in Pyongyang, former NBA star Dennis Rodman extended an invitation to Seth Rogen to join him in North Korea to see firsthand that the country’s leader, Kim Jong-un, is not the villain that the world, and Rogen’s recent film The Interview, makes him out to be.
