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As for historical perspective, we shouldn't overlook that "60 Minutes" interview of January 1992.

(Mr. Boehner's tearful "60 Minutes" interview of Dec. 12, 2010 serves as fodder for three different scenes).

It is Bair who has most forcefully advanced the goal, advocated by Obama in his recent 60 Minutes interview, of putting homeowners before banks.

In addition, there was a 60 Minutes interview of Madeline Albright, in which the former Secretary of State said U.S. sanctions on Iraq were worth it despite the deaths of hundreds of thousands of children.

Sometimes, he will talk about someone after a thoughtful 12-minute interview of Senator John Kerry or Senator John McCain that is as substantive or illuminating as any on programs like "Meet the Press".

It contains expertly remastered recordings of both the 1955 and the 1981 "Goldbergs" and a bonus disc with a 51-minute interview of Gould from 1981, conducted by Tim Page, the chief classical music critic of The Washington Post, who served as a creative consultant to this project and contributed two essays to the lavish notes.

What's remarkable about Woodward's book is the same thing that was remarkable about many of his others -- extraordinary access to secret documents, like contemporaneous notes of National Security Council meetings, and to high officials, including President Bush, who submitted to a 2-hour-25-minute interview of lively give and take.

The Huffington Post has come across this fascinating five-minute interview of Mark Zuckerberg at Facebook's Palo Alto office in June 2005.

I sat down with the three partners on Tuesday for what I expected to be a 5-minute interview on the launch of CODE Advisors.

In February, the government issued a subpoena for a videotape of the "60 Minutes" interview, portions of which were broadcast in March 2007.

In her recent "60 Minutes" interview, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos indicated that perhaps she should visit more schools.