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Who said what this week

“If I can go back over there . . . you’ll see me talking to him, and sitting down and having dinner, a glass of wine, laughing and doing my thing. I guess things will settle down a bit and everybody can rest at ease.”

Former NBA star Dennis Rodman, urges U.S. President Trump to allow him to meet North Korea’s Kim Jong Un as a peace envoy

“Christopher Plummer should write a book: How to Get a Golden Globe Nomination in Three Weeks.”

Variety editor Kristopher Tapley on the actor getting a nod for All the

Money in the World for a role originally performed by Kevin Spacey

“She’s 11 years old. That’s my daughter. Don’t cuff her.”

Whitney Hodges describes how police in Grand Rapids, Mich., arrested and handcuffed her and her daughter at gunpoint while looking for the girl’s aunt

“You listen to me, Williams-Sonoma: There will NEVER be a fondueassaince.”

Deadspin columnist in his annual “Hater’s Guide” to the chain’s catalogue, ridicules a $399 (U. S.) fondue set Drew Magary,

“Yeah, we got a bunch of rednecks and a bunch of ignorant people, but we got some amazing people here and they rose up today.”

Ex-NBA star Charles Barkley, who campaigned for Doug Jones in Alabama, celebrates the Democrats’ narrow Senate seat win

“For years, he was my monster.”

Actress Salma Hayek, in the New York Times, reveals a harrowing history with disgraced mogul Harvey Weinstein

“Everybody here, every single day, goes into the laboratory to cook up some great stuff for you guys.”

TFC striker Jozy Altidore at the mic during a Toronto rally for the MLS Cup champions