It's a different, a different way of livin' over there.
You've got to be really careful what you say. Dennis Rodman and the tuck,
what is going on with this China NBA thing?
There was an NBA coach who made a comment about all these Hong Kong protests
going on and China came.
They weren't happy with it and basically made him take it down and now there's
all these polarizing signs in the NBA like LeBron James has commented about it.
All these different coaches, the commissioner,
it's a huge deal because the NBA has huge audiences in China,
but China doesn't like people to be poking around in their activities,
especially with this whole Hong Kong thing going on. So Dennis Rodman,
who has become, you know, a bit of an ambassador,
he spent a little time in North Korea.
He was on the show with Tucker on Fox news and I'm going to let you see that
clip, but you can make your own decisions.
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but I want to break down as a social coach. What was going on with Rodman.
I'm going to watch him, his body language,
his sub communication to see the real story behind what he's saying.
Because so many times when people say it doesn't really mean what they feel and
what they're thinking,
and I'm going to break it down and compare it to his normal communication so we
can kind of peek back.
You know the crystal matrix allows you to see what's really going on,
not what people want you to see. So we're going to do that in the video today.
So let's roll this footage and I'll pop back on and we'll dissect exactly what's
going on.
Well, in this country, LeBron James pushes left-wing politics.
The NBA touts itself as a socially conscious sports league,
but neither one dares criticized their masters in China.
And they don't want anyone else doing it either because they don't want to lose
money. We just spoke with Robyn. Here's how it went.
So when you see LeBron James is, it's not just LeBron James,
but NBA players and coaches unwilling to tell the truth about the Chinese
dictatorship, what's your response to that?
Well, I just look at it as far as, um, I think that uh,
NBA has a great, a great sport is a great sport around the world.
NBA players, um, have an obligation to do one thing is to phrase force.
Um, I think that, I think when you put politics with sport, it doesn't,
it doesn't mix
to tell the truth about the Chinese dictatorship. What's your response to that?
Well, I just look at as far as [inaudible].
Oh, okay. What do you notice right here? Two things. First of all,
very uncomfortable with the hands to ring the hands and clap the hands out of
nowhere. Very strange. But look at this, right? What's your response to that?
Right there. You ever heard the term he's downright lying.
That's because our brains,
when we're trying to think of something in a fabricated way,
access a creative part of our mind. We look down into the right.
So what's the first two things that Rodman does here?
It looks down into the right and what's he doing with his hands?
Well, it is, look at it for us. Um,
uncomfortable. He's wringing his hands. He's clapping. He's buying his time. Oh,
I'm just thinking, I'm trying to formulate his thoughts.
This is not a free flowing answer. Like if someone says, what's your name,
barren Cruz. You're not thinking, Oh, you know, I just, um,
he's trying to think of the right thing to say. Listen, I get it.
This is a super hot topic issue.
He clearly is very aware of the potential impact this interview is going to
have. So he wants to be very careful with Zuora.
I want to show you something real quick before we jump into this.
Here's what he normally looks like when he's speaking. This is comfortable,
normal conversation for him. You're not timid what you've been through.
I know what you been through. I know what you're going through.
[inaudible] one conversation, one,
and tell me if this looks a little different to you.
I think that a MBA has a great, a great sport is a great sport. Ronald world,
I'm in LeBron James has spent, you know, years critiquing American politics.
He's got no problem attacking the government here.
But anyone who attacks the government there should be punished.
I mean he said that, that seems like a double standard.
Why are you saying that? The, the culture in Hong Kong and in China, a very,
very great, great country. So
that's his answer to chuckers question about LeBron and having a double standard
and criticizing the American government, not someone else.
And what's Rodman's answer? I think China and Kong Kong have a great culture.
Well, I just think that the culture in Hong Kong and in China, a very,
very good, great, great country.
Oh,
he's escaping and diverting around the question to try to kind of talk in some
talking points that he clearly has scheduled out. You know,
the old political adage,
you want to answer the question that you wish you were asked. Well,
this is a great example of that.
He's being asked about LeBron James and he goes and talks about how good the
Hong Kong and Chinese culture is.
I just want you to be aware of these little strategies that are being used
as the force of culture in China. In Hong Kong.
It's very difficult to try to change that cultural overnight because they have a
certain way of living.
[inaudible] realizes right now, this is the first thing.
Look at the look on his face.
He realizes the stance that Rodman is taking on this point and he,
I don't know if he's surprised or if he knew this going in,
but he realizes he's going to be more sympathetic to the Chinese versus what's
going on. Fox news is standpoint. So it's interesting cause there's John,
the thumbnail for this video.
Rodman wears the Trump hat a lot and he's on Fox news a lot.
So this is kind of a different stance that Rodman's taking compared to his
normal bit more a conservative views.
Would it be okay if you're an American to say, I know it's a different culture,
but you know that's kind of disgusting.
Well, it is discussing, I think the fact that you know,
a desk that's up there to the people in Washington,
the potluck of the politicians, I think the guy says spoils his voice.
I think that people are playing sports as far as basketball.
That's not their concern. I think you can voice your opinion in America,
but once you started going across two over the Asia, China, the Singapore,
Beijing, and those of those countries over there, there's a difference,
a different way of living over there.
You've got to be really careful what you say. That's not the concern.
I think you can voice your opinion in America.
But once you started going across,
so what does he say right there?
His stance on this is you should be able to voice your opinion on America,
but not on Asian countries. So that's basically the argument.
That's the stance that Rodman is taking on this, on this issue
over the Asia, China, Singapore, Beijing,
and those of those countries over there. There's a difference,
a different way of living over there.
You've got to be really careful what you say. [inaudible] take it all the way.
Well, we all white,
I know that for the Chinese,
but here in America we're protected by this umbrella called the constitution.
What do you think about this whole position?
Leave me a comment below if you want me to.
You want to be sure that I see it subscribed cause I only read the comments that
are written from subscribers. But what do you think Rodman stance is, right?
Or do you think it's wrong?
Right. And we can say whatever we want.
So LeBron James goes into a meeting of data teammates and team owners and says,
anybody who criticizes China ought to be punished in the United States.
What do you think of that?
Well, I just think it's just difficult.
I got to see politicians to understand the fact that, you know,
don't involve people like us. As far as athletes involved in politics.
I think LeBron James was a verse. More hint. Individual I think is very, uh,
he's very caring about the people around the world. And as far as his charity,
he doesn't want a whirl. But I think that, uh, you just got to understand it.
We don't know too much about politics. We don't want,
I don't wanna know too much about politics
say in that we, he said we as athletes don't know that much about politics.
So he's kinda trying to distance himself and athletes by saying, Hey,
anything that they say about politics, you take it with a great assault.
We don't know what anything, we don't really want to know anything.
Kind of played dumb a little.
You just got to understand that we don't know too much about politics.
We don't want, I don't want to know too much about politics,
but then she, LeBron James continued to comment on American politics.
Well, you know, what is it, one of the great things about living in America,
we've got the freedom of speech
except for when we criticize China, except we criticized China.
And then the Brian says, you have to be punished for that.
But I'm saying that when the deal is though we have no right as American people
to sit there and criticize China or any country in the world.
Um, I'm not sure I understood a lot of that, but I really appreciate it. Um,
it's great to see you. Thanks a lot for coming in. And Dennis Rodman,
right? So he just crew. That's how he said how he said that.
I just don't feel like he was very comfortable. Now,
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