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RUSH: We\u2019ve got the new secretary of state, Dennis Rodman, just back from North Korea talking to Kim Jong-un, who just wants Obama to call him. Man, what a foreign policy team. Joe Biden, John Kerry (who served in Vietnam) and Dennis Rodman (who played for the Pistons).<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: Dennis Rodman was on ABC\u2019s This Week yesterday. George Stephanopoulos interviewing Dennis Rodman as seriously as he would interview Henry Kissinger. Rodman was in full uniform. He had the nose rings. He had all the jewelry. He had the dark glasses. He had the baseball cap on.<\/p>\n

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What? Lip rings, that\u2019s right, lip rings. I was overwhelmed by the amount of facial jewelry that I saw. I couldn\u2019t remember it all. So he had nose rings, lip rings, earrings, the baseball cap, the shades. I mean, it\u2019s Dennis Rodman, just back from North Korea. And Stephanopoulos is interviewing him seriously. We have three sound bites, and here is the first one.<\/p>\n

RODMAN: I sat with him for two days. And the one thing, he asked me to give Obama something to say and do one thing. He wants Obama to do one thing, call him.<\/p>\n

STEPHANOPOULOS: He wants a call from President Obama?<\/p>\n

RODMAN: That\u2019s right. He told me that. He said, “If you can, Dennis, I don\u2019t want to do war. I don\u2019t want to do war.” He said that to me. He loves basketball. And I said the same thing, I said, “Obama loves basketball.” Let\u2019s start there. Let\u2019s start there.<\/p>\n

RUSH: See how easy this is? Dennis Rodman somehow gets into North Korea. We\u2019re assuming he intended to. Who knows where he thought he was going. He gets into North Korea, and now Dennis Rodman has found the basis on which new bilateral relations can occur. Both Kim Jong-un and Obama like basketball. All Kim wants is for Obama to call him. So Stephanopoulos said, “Well, what else does he know about the United States and President Obama from what you could tell, Dennis?”<\/p>\n