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Jordan dreamed of success from young age
In 2005, Michael Jordan told 60 Minutes he dreamed of success from a young age and always knew sports would be his outlet.
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Michael Jordan's advice for parents
In a 2005 interview, Michael Jordan suggested a new approach for parents raising young athletes.
Michael Jordan reflects on father's death
"It's very difficult to deal with." In 2005, Michael Jordan told 60 Minutes it is hard to fathom his father was killed by another person.
MJ: talent was instilled and perfected
In 2005, Michael Jordan told 60 Minutes his creativity came from making it look easy and different on the basketball court.
From the 60 Minutes archives: Kent State
An excerpt from Morley Safer's 1977 "An American Tragedy" about the 1970 events at Kent State University -- and how a future CBS photographer captured an indelible historical image.
From the 60 Minutes archives: Kent State
An excerpt from Morley Safer's 1977 "An American Tragedy" about the 1970 events at Kent State University -- and how a future CBS photographer captured an indelible historical image.
The 1992 Olympic golf match Michael Jordan never forgot
In a 2005 interview, Michael Jordan told 60 Minutes what he did after losing a game of golf at the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona.
When Jordan lost to Chuck Daly in golf
In 2005, Michael Jordan and Chuck Daly, Head coach of the 1992 Olympic "Dream Team," told 60 Minutes about a game of golf in Barcelona.
2014: Mandy Patinkin on playing Saul Berenson
As "Homeland" comes to an end, we revisit our trip to the set, where Patinkin shared some thoughts on his role as a CIA spy chief: "there's a lot of Saul I like to take with me in my life."
2014: Mandy Patinkin on playing Saul Berenson
As "Homeland" comes to an end, we revisit our trip to the set, where Patinkin shared some thoughts on his role as a CIA spy chief: "there's a lot of Saul I like to take with me in my life."
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