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into unsung science wherever you get your high. Did you enjoy your time as mayor loved every minute of it? I'm running his helicopter. My bloomberg gave us an aerial tour of the city. He helped shape, but most days, you'll find him in the gleaming eyes like power. That bears is companies nay. We asked him how we manage to accumulate forty seven billion dollars, why? Why decided decided not to run for president and how is getting along with the new president, their considering their testy past? I am a new yorker and I know a con when I say one spoken to trump since he's in the white house, people screaming break up the night circuit. Take a look at how

the times they have been overturned with their terrible decisions. Take a look tonight. We talk with a prominent and controversial judge on the ninth circuit court of appeals. You are being unreasonable, Alex Kozinski, a conservative appointed by president reagan, banned most of us will be used to whoever's going after judges by name within supposedly everybody else. I think it's a terrible idea laughing to do were riding with Jackie Eric parental. It's one of the many races in the ball in spring when timber jockeys roamed, the rolling heels of virginia marilyn in pennsylvania in the run up to the maryland,

I give myself the sport originated in ireland two hundred and fifty years ago, when the horsemen raced through the countryside jumping hedges along the way, we're approaching a five foot fence. What's in your head? Well number one! You hope: you've been levered right, I'm steve kroft, I'm Lesley Stahl. I'm bill whitaker, I'm anderson cooper, I'm charlie, rose, I'm scott pelley. Those stories tonight on sixty minutes to play a new podcast network featuring radio and tv personalities, talking business, sports, entertainment and more play it play dot at the name.

Bloomberg is a worldwide brand. They could refer to a number of thanks, a cable channel, a radio network, a new service magazine or a seventy five year old, former mayor of new york, who founded the Bloomberg financial media empire in flirted with running for president according to forbes magazine, Michael Bloomberg, is the eighth richest man in the world and one of a growing number of extremely wealthy people who plan to give most of their money away, releasing a torrent of private philanthropy that is already having an impact on the country of that group. Michael Bloomberg is one of the most interesting and straightforward and he agreed to talk to us about how we came to accumulate forty seven billion dollars in what he hopes to accomplish. By giving away our it's more money than anybody could possibly spend on them EL. The issue is: what can you do with it? You can't take it with you, although I have a car at home of a guy on his death bed in a hospital.

Else around in his family, looking down like vultures and he looks up- and he says I know I can't take it with me, but I can take the access code. It's If I might bloomberg, as he likes to be called, is a long way from retirement. Most days, you'll find in the gleaming eyes like tower that bears his companies. Nay high energy solitary and workplace, at the crossroads of media information technology in capitalism, is an incredible building office building, it looks like I don't know what it looks like. What I'm trying to do is to create excitement. So people say my going to see what's going on here, there's something different about this company, the employees. You want them to get site. That's it to meet each other. My job is to get people to work together, with free food,

no offices, even for bloomberg. This might be considered one of the world's great corporate headquarters. If it worked for the fact that Bloomberg LP is not a corporation, it's a limited partnership, a private company and eighty five percent of all of this. In a lot more belongs to MIKE Bloomberg. technology company, isn't it information company? Yes and yes, we try to get information. People need store at present. Lets. You use it. Wouldn't Bloomberg started out as a clerk on the wall street trading desk. solomon brothers in nineteen sixty six. He thought there must be a better way to get up to the minute financial data in coming through the wall street journal, he spent fifteen years trying to convince his partners it solomon that computers could be the answer when they fired him in eighteen. Eighty one he used his ten million dollars severance the higher three. Engineers in launches start up. When I started the company it was before.

pcs were invented. I know you don't think that was a day we literally built our own and the internet hadn't been invented so weak guided our own we'd run a telephone line and then huddled device that lets a branch out when you ve got to Chicago or wherever ever since then MIKE Bloomberg is pretty much done things the way he wants to Where else have you seen a curved escalator, we needed a curved one, it fit into the space and they architects said doesn't exist, and I said you gotta Japan, you'll find a curse provoking and they didn't Bloomberg has a degree in electrical engineering from johns hopkins university, and it is that discipline of an engineer, defines his character and personality detached because in analytical matter needs are some of the words that people of used to describe it Tell her you see all my relatives are no, no, no! No! No! Well. Maybe it depends on how good or bad plucked.

I tend to be reasonably blunt, maybe it'll be too much, but I just always respected people that tell the truth and I've always wanted people to tell me the truth self confident reasonably self confident been successful. Don't think that in fact, of all will always make mistakes arrogant certainly heard people say I suppose I come for us that way sometimes- but my mother would have told me don't even is laid mother- would probably forgive him for the occasion, the lapse of humility, given the size and the scope of the Bloomberg empire, nearly twenty thousand employees and one hundred and ninety two locations around the world gathering, writing transmitting and analyzing information that will move markets.

these people are doing one minute: radio, business updates for a hundred different radio stations around the country, but real money and most of the profits come from a mysterious piece of equipment known as the Bloomberg terminal that sits on the desks of patents and traders. This is my desk all over the world. Sound pictures, graphics, tabula data, different ways to look at the markets is really a customize keyboard and closely guarded proprietary software linked Private computer network, that provides a volume of data. This unavailable anywhere else lives streams from three hundred stock exchanges, curated tweets the exact location of oil tankers around the world, the kind of stuff three hundred and twenty five thousand professionals pay twenty five thousand dollars to rent for one year,

if you do the math, it adds up to about eight billion dollars, but let's say you want to look at a stock of general motors, for example, after using his finger print, the logo into his account bloomberg gave us subpoenas behind the curtain on the After all of the companies that sell parts two general motors, and on the right all of the companies that by general motors output generally cars, the different in sees that general motors stock, as in here are the other companies that come with them. Here are holders of their stock, analyse that follow it who's on the board who works in the company. Why? Nobody else done this for an individual company to do it. It's pro we too expensive unless it's your business. This is our business

work is not only left its mark on wall street. He is left it on new york city. He took us up in a company helicopter. He was piloting to have a look at the guardia helicopter about the sex mike factor. The thing he likes best about flying he said is: if you don't follow the rules, you die by two thousand, and one Bloomberg was already worth five billion dollars in looking for a new challenge. He wanted to run something big like the. U n or the world bank, settled on new york city, taking leave from his job been spending a quarter of a billion dollars of his own money to get himself elected mayor three times is the new world trade center. You can see the big tall buildings I was the first tommy was elected, was just in the months after nine eleven, he managed the resurrection from the rubble right through that you can see the oculus, which is this big shopping like this whole part of it.

Before was sort of desolate after nine eleven. We now have twenty five hotels. Now it's a bustling residential communities. He saw the city through the economic crisis of two thousand and eight in while was mare. Development and construction boom in the crime rate dropped hats yards, which is this big development. Phenomenally success Development created enormous amount of drugs, an enormous amount of new office space. It was sometimes ridicule for his public nope war on smoking, trans fats in soft drinks, but he points out life expectancy of new yorkers increased by three years. While he was in office. Did you enjoy your time as mayor loved every minute of it? It's a wonderful job. The challenges are enormous, but you have a great opportunity to make a difference. He was successful enough in the job to twice consider running for president, but he was never able to find a solid constituent.

In either party last year he thought about running as an independent and was prepared to spend a billion dollars of his fortune to get elected aid say it even sited on retired admiral MIKE Mullen as running made, and you came close and looked at it. You didn't pulled the trigger if I thought we couldn't win or had a reasonable chance. I would have done it. It would be. totally unlikely. Very unlikely that an independent could win, and in my case I was They are for a long time. People know I stand. I couldn't pretend to be thing, I'm not for the Republicans. I'm pro choice pro gay rights, pro immigration- that's good! start there- you'll never get their nomination on the damage That aside, I believe and teacher evaluation that the big banks we need to help them, rather than just keep trying to tell em down thousand, not particularly things that how do you get the nomination? He campaigned hard against donald trump is new york

rival in the general election, calling him a con man at the democratic convention and fill it I am a new yorker and I know a con. When I see one, if you spoken to trump cities in the white house, yes, once I called him, congratulated em. We joked about my speech in philadelphia before he finished the conversation he gave me his personal phone numbers cell phone. I haven't called him. I don't know whether he'd answer it now but he's. I hope he does a good job. You're not going to run for office again Well, I'm seventy five years old and be an age issue. I suppose I've got plenty of things to do and maybe I'll run for president my block association, but not much more than that Bloomberg remains incredibly influential and was reached

if there's a world leader when he travelled abroad last month for meetings on climate change is still trying to make a difference, and using is incredible. Wealth to do with almost all of his fortune will end up with his charitable. Foundation is already given away more than five billion dollars. The causes that often dovetail with this political interests. There is now a fairly crowded feel that there are people who are incredibly wealthy that are giving money to advance their own political agendas. Well, if they, if the projects they the koch brothers for one or george soros, I know I know George soros I know the coat brothers, and while I don't agree with any of those things, on a lot of things. I think its fairness, because I know them reasonably well. They really believe and they really are trying to do something they real

want to change the world. You, for example, in the northeast, couldn't get treated for cancer. any major university or hospital, without being in a coke cancer bill They have given an enormous amount of money, and if you get cancer, you should start saying. Thank you to the coax this it's just another example of the super wealthy having a disproportionate influence on political debate and public opinion. Bloomberg has spent a billion dollars trying to get people to quit smoking. A hundred and thirty five million dollars. The battle vienna array on gun control a million dollars to assist the sierra club and its lawyers and shut. Down more than two hundred and fifty coal fired plants and you're, not out of political arena altogether. Ear bureau very active in in a number of issues: coal. In the end,

I remember being one of them, but I not a coal is a very dirty fuel. It's been killing people around the world. People are saying no more coal in a new book with Carl Pope Bloomberg writes. I don't have much sympathy for industries whose products leave behind a trail of diseased and dead bodies he's more sympathetic to the miners. Coal miners have lost their jobs and Tragic, and we have to do something about technologies. Come in technology has replaced most of these coal mine. Is they didn't we the jobs for any reason other than it was automated, and now we have a bunch of people who were because no fault of their own, they ve lost their job, those jobs donut stay more. Somebody said do to promise that call jobs are coming back as like promising the workers who used to work at eastman kodak. That film is gonna, come back not likely to happen. There are people out, there would say, look, it's is it might bloom bruce job to give the sierra club hundred

in dollars to go out and try and shutting down to one hundred and fifty coal plants. Well, keep in mind might Bloomberg kids. and kids are breathing that air, just like the code Mine is families are breathing that air and coal mine are the ones that have the conflict. They want their jobs, understand that they need to be able to feed their families. They also have to worry about their health and the health of their family. Are you getting money to try and find these call to run, try and re edging weight, give them? New skills will certainly working on trying to find ways to create jobs, not just for them, but technology, which is what caused the coal mine is the jobs, not the sierra club? Incidentally, it long before the sierra club started this coal mining jobs, went from two and fifty thousand in my country to seventy thousand in the country. Bloomberg sees personal philanthropy in the tradition of carnegie.

The rockefellers and the melancholy, not as a threat to democracy, but is awaited, do important things that are not politically feasible and is always MIKE Bloomberg, trust his judgment and sovereignty. What you don't have I like what I see when I in the mirror. If I get sentimental, I look and say: oh it's a bad day. They beat up on me this that and the other thing, but you know, we've spent a billion. I was trying to convince people to not smoke. It's been phenomena. Successful would probably saved millions of lives there. Many people would have done that. So you know when I get to Heaven sure I'm gonna stand for an interview. I'm gone right up up up up up up up up up up, welcomes the player, a new package network featuring radio and tv personalities, talking business, sports, tack, entertainment and more play it play died in prison,

trump's attempts to impose a ban on travelers from half a dozen muslim majority, nations have been stymied by federal judges, highlighting the power of the courts to act as a lever against executive power. Tonight we talk with a prominent and controversial judge on the ninth circuit court of appeals, Alex Kozinski, a conservative appointed by president reagan, his court of appeals, the nation's largest, covering the western united states. fuel to lift the block on the president's travel ban in february and is scheduled to weigh in on the revised ban. Next month, we sat down with judge kosinski to discuss his distrust of authority. His crusade against dishonest prosecutors, the so called me slim ban and what he thinks of president trumps, singling out and attacking federal judges. Let's say hypothetically

that president trump decided to single you out. How would you handle it? Well, as long as my name right, that's ok, really, yes, judge Alex Kosinski one of the countries. Most influential conservative federal judges has some advice for the president It's always to whoever is going after judges by name whether it's a president or by the us. I think it's a terrible idea unless it's a very smart thing to do. Is there an etiquette that this isn't done? I think living and before the court should be very careful about insulting the people. The decisions. Are you suggesting the president needs to be careful, mirror the present those love again. I think it's wise for him to not to comment on the judges. It's not going to help. Missing all is going to do is to emphasise the weakness of your position, so he's just advertising that he is on shaky ground. I think a terror has a tendency.

Yes, a judge has just blocked our executive order. Not only has president trump castigated individual judges, he has targeted, judge kozinski of the ninth circuit court, saying it should be split into people are screaming, breakout, it's. The ninth circuit take a look at how many times they have been overturned with their terrible decisions. Take a look. The monster group can be split and won't be split. It's a terrible idea. Why is it a terrible idea? The president himself has come after The circuit saying that eighty percent of your decisions or overturned by the supreme court generally, one the supreme court, takes cases come to overturn the over something like seventy or eighty percent of all cases, and they take so wherever there It's sort of in the middle

Mr trumps quarrel with the nine circuit heated up after it upheld a lower courts blocking of his controversial travel ban. Our borders getting extremely strong. In the opinion, the judges noted that, during the campaign, candidate trump made numerous statements about his entire. to implement a muslim ban which would be unconscious, but in this case judge Kosinski sides with the president. He wrote in a dissenting opinion that you can't hold an elected official hostage to every statement made while campaigning when, in truth, the pores lubs only intention is to get elected in defending the travel. and you talked about the first amendment. The first element is really at the very core of political speech. A little speeches at the very core of the first amendment, so we want to be very careful

make sure the candidates for offers a free to express their views, so the people will make an informed choice. We don't want them holding back and for concealing their views and then this closing them afterwards holding a candidate statements against him. He wrote we'll chill campaign speech. Can It's will promise the sun and the moon and everybody else, Incidentally, you're gonna get the sun and the moon coming. I gotta get over what about one president eyes? Why are you ve heard the prince Machiavelli? that is a duty of a prince to lie set the way using it? I think in some circumstances, poem. Right, you are being unreasonable. Being provocative is classic Kosinski weren't. You could have said ban another example. His support of the deaf pen tea, but not by lethal injection. For thank you so much

injection away of lying to ourselves to make it looks like executions peaceful, a benign sort of like going to sleep there, not the brutal things. Now you have proposed alternatives. You prefer firing squad to lethal injection, never fails, but you also said that the eighteen million yeah? Well you know it's a hundred percent effective and its leaves no doubt What we are doing is a violent thing if we as a society, are willing to take away human life. We should be wanting to watch it you know, you're very soft spoken and you have a very placid look on your face and you say very

outspoken and most incendiary things like that. I think sometimes people sought miss the provocation of what you're saying. On the contrary, the softer you speak, the more the publication is heard, judge Alice, Kosinski has spent over three kids on this bench at the night circuit we couldn't in his rulings on thousands of cases. There is one constant, a deep rooted distrust of authority which, like his thick accent, is a product of his childhood. I was born Communism. Where were you born? I was want romania. what a slight to live in a system where you can speak. You have to whisper well The state is so pervasive and in so intrusive Kosinski was the only child of holocaust survivors who raised him a committed communist, which he remained even when his parents

cited the defect when he was eleven as we are leaving romania we're on the time, I still remember having these thoughts and plans mother, was going to start and workers have in the west, and then we got to vienna and I discovered chocolates bulgaria and the banana sector. Oh, my god, I became an isn't capitalist by the time he and his parents move to LOS angeles when he was seventeen. He was all american with a streak of flamboyance, as when he made his tv debut I'm the dating game up against squeaky of le vernon shirley animal child ass the number one first. Would you please say good afternoon the reader good afternoon Reda. Thank you. Number two of my heart. He got the girl, Then she stood him up. He had better

fuck. You see, I lay law school where he finished top of his class, and landed a job in washington working for president reagan, who later appointed kosinski to the prestigious ninth circuit when he was just thirty five, the youngest in a century. I thought he quickly emerged as a brilliant conservative legal thinker, but with an end, Pendant streak do in other word its use most describe you, terrorism, its quirky courteous. Take his hobbes future. Give these raising pet chickens snowboarding

and, as you can see and hear, on youtube, bungee jumping have there been setbacks in your career. I've helped to net one big setback public embarrassing. Well, I should have been more careful in two thousand and eight. He admitted to storing sexually explicit photos and videos on a publicly possible website what happened. Oh, I have a bunch of stuff on the computer and I didn't lock it though raunchy stuff, some of it sanji he apologized and he was admonished by a panel of judges. All rise the united states. Court of appeals for the ninth circuit is now in session. Kaczynski has made a name for himself with his readable and colorful court opinions. What's the most outrageous thing that you've done as a I sought somebody needs to come out in favour of lying. Just

some say, love them. So I wrote this opinion basically saying all the ways in which people lie all the time in their lives. You know they avoid to avoid hurt feelings. You know you'll say: oh how I look today, jaime all you look wonderful. He concluded that, with the exception of fraud or perjury lying is a first amendment right. Another big exception prosecutors lying in court. He says he has seen that too many times and he's on a crusade to stop it. There any number of document of instances of prosecutors, doing things that dishonest slimy. He lectures about prosecutors, misconduct and rails about it from the bench see whether they really want to stick by a conviction. Theirs was obtained by line prosecutors. The judge says he has seen prosecutors distort evidence coach witnesses.

Pylon charges to force guilty please and fail to reveal facts that could help or be exculpatory to the defence which they are legally required to do. How much of a stigma is. It do not turn over exculpatory, Evan, Is it a huge blemish on a prosecutor on a lawyer. I don't think so. I think they consume following caps really maybe they want a minute, but I think that's how they see it. Statements like these have earned him his fair share of criticism, including from his fellow judges, but he wonders how many of the two point two million people behind. bars are innocent or even one percent would be twenty thousand twenty. Two thousand people, that's a lot of people, and I think one percent is probably a fair guess,

We have this notion in country we've got the best system in the world is infallible. If anybody gets convicted, they must be guilty is just not so where all the other judges they're saying the same thing, you're saying some speak out but genders and work cars, are not speaking out. Group, So why are you doing it? Do you think it's brave? You know, I don't think it's brave I'm lifetime. There's not much, they can do so either think it's boy. He feels the same way about politics, calling on his fellow federal judges to take president trumps criticisms in stride. The courts are not helping us. I have to be honest with three dickie: ridiculous

Somebody said I should not criticise judges. Ok, I'll criticise judges. There are those who believe that today, with the white house and congress under republicans that it is incumbent upon the court system to do double duty to be the great balanced against? Perhaps overweening power, but certainly not our job, we're there to protect against abuses, but when they had to be a political counterforce, but what happens when two branches are in one hand both same hands. It means that the country, the people want to move in that direction The job of the judiciary stand in the way, but do you feel an increase tension, but it's not that unusual four presidents to take strong positions on cases decided by the courts, but you know leslie, that's why? Because,

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I play died in the coming days. America goes to the races weekend after next. Is the kentucky derby followed by the preakness in the belmont, the triple crown and this coming weekend. There's a horse raise. You may not know about the marilyn hunt cup, the biggest most demanding a bed. There is in the world of timber racing, it's the american version of staple chase and, of course, is not for the faint hearted. It stretches four miles over the merlin countryside over three times the length of the kentucky derby track, and there is a major, sometimes dangerous challenge for both horse, an rider but timber. Twenty two wooden fences to jump, some of them five feet high

goodbye report on the world of timber racing was shot with a dozen or so small cameras on the ground in the air and right in the saddle were riding with jockey eric Parex on a horse named touchdown tony. How long to hold the it's one of the many races in the fall and spring when timber jockeys roam the rolling hills of virginia maryland and pennsylvania in the run up to the maryland hunt cup, the sport originated in ireland two hundred and fifty years ago, when horsemen raced through the countryside jumping hedges along the way. The timber fence issue in this country are more intimidating. Some are on a slant: some open water

worse and jackie jump is tricky approaching a fight, but that's what's in your well. Never when you hope you delivered right, I don't know soon is a legendary jockey and trainer from a family that bin hiding and racing since eighteen, seventy five. He wanted first major raised when he was fifty and one the marilyn hunt cup three times? Can you tell us what it's like to feel the exiled break there's just some magic about power Annabelle underneath area, and then When you ask him, for everything, he's got the last quarter of a mile, Something like that, and there is it is a marvellous feeling is no. I can't really is great. This is to make most natural form of equestrian sport. No right. Let's watch Joe day these trees, both

this is an riders at his marilyn farm. That was a lovely jump there. You know they all did it fluidly easily with just look at him. So take off in oregon and so is land. You can hear him hit Roy bell took that with their my life. But we put timber shins on which a protective path, so they don't really feel it for jockeys. The perfect jump involves horse psychology in plain old horse sense, being a good job if he is really learning how to read a horse and stay the heck out of their way. In the crucial seconds before liftoff says davies, you can read a horse by watching the ears. A horse's ears will tell you what he's thinking about and if you're doing this and kicking him and pulling on him his ears and go back he'll be paying attention to you. If you can be as quiet and still as a mouse, then the horse doesn't think

you as ears. Go forward he's paying attention to what's in front of them. He sees the fence and he jumps are perfectly every time, and there is something else that indefinable chemistry that produces in love in art in horse racing, something greater than the sum of the parts you can take the fifth best horse and maybe the tenth vest jockey and together they can be met. Or you could take the best or is in the best rawdon there's no magic. You won't be anywhere near their potential, correct, many of the riches of the timber race or similar to what you see it, churchill, downs or belmont for pimlico. The crowd is well heal. The hats are outrageous. There's tailgating and there's grazing on both sides of the fence. Where's your barriers girod, but the bedding is strictly small change, and so is the purse money. A mere huh

thousand dollars, but the hunt cup verses, two million for the kentucky derby success at timber racing requires a horse with both speed and stamina speeds held them over the fences and finish line. Stamina to keep going for a mile and as a result, both forces in jockeys are often vigorous dirtier than the ones that flat tracks as people. Your call for additional older racetracks- and it's not unusual- to see women competing in such a rough and tumble sport sometimes finishing? First, this is a sport which men and women compete together. They do meaning women a pretty damn good up, very good I knew as soon as I started. Galloping resources, unlike that was the direction than I was gonna, go I dunno sudatta, Cathy and her sister santa say it was more than just family tradition that

them on timber racing. the adrenaline rush. We would definitely be self proclaimed, oh junkies, I would say santa one, the marilyn hunt cup in nineteen. Ninety three cathy wanted as a trainer in two thousand to racing they say plays to women, strength, hattie, that women are better now if Europe and thirty pounds you're not going to be able to bully a twelve one hundred lb on the more you're going to be able to coax them into doing thing, but you're, probably knocking about a muslim antonio, the you hungry bag. my horses. Every afternoon I love it. I love to hear them winning to me- and you know, nurturing job in a way is to see them flourish, hungry half. So it's something I just gets in your blood, but part of it is the day

you're part of it. It you know, I I both my wrists, my knee. You know something jockeys train themselves, not to think about this step by the rider, a horse, lose it altitude and trips on the timber even worse, rear, ending a trapping someone who's When in front last defence falling horse, you usually road with very few- are badly heard the riders or something I don't still or whether I got kicked or the horse's head flew up and hit me in the cheek, but I broke my jaw knocked out eight teeth, which is pretty good, a pretty good blow to the face, and if they gave a glutton for punishment cup, it would probably go to mark beecher and irish jockey who's. A regular on the timber circuit here fractured my cheekbone. My two front teeth are gone and broken to collarbone. Twice this one once dislocated his shoulder twice

broken to ribs here three roots down my back broke. My ankle. You're right, you gotta be crazy. To want to do that is the trend is to pause, but jockeys cannot live by real and buzz alone. Since there's not much money in the sport, most writers have to have a real job from a very young age, I was always obsessed with horses tree james, dear heart is and with a double life. I've had some amazing opportunities and amazing experiences. During the week he works at brown, vice array of actual firm in baltimore, where he's immersed in the fine point managing money, helping clients, bigger the risk and rewards of sitting but weekends. It's the risk and reward of timber racing and, as a jockey steer hop his quaint arrest. in the. So, what's it like the eu to win the marilyn hunt ever unreal,

when James they're off jumping now it was both unreal and unlikely hero. He years in two thousand and ten atop twill do of horse he'd, never race before it's trainer, Billy meister plan to ride will do himself but was hurt in a fall and cause dear heart to take up the reins- and I said I'd love to, but I don't really know that this is a great idea. I'm at home, with the flu belly says not to worry. I wrote the best rest of my life with one hundred and four fever you'll fine, but it says something that Billy wanted you on that horse. Yes, they are trying to come back again on the anti crockett attack leading towards the final fence. At the finish, it came down to steer, hop on to do and mark beecher the man of many fractures. On private sector, will do

I have not only won the cup in two thousand and ten. He did it again. Two years later, I was able to achieve something that I never really made me. Thought was possible and man how lucky ally- and there is a certain horse that might be asking himself the same question he is senior senator, want and also IRAN now a star god. It's majestic and I think he likes you before trainer Joe davies bought him. He was a flat track racer. the mediocre record and a nasty reputation for acting up at the tranquilize him everyday to get him out onto the race track. We knew it was difficult because he would throw his jockeys on the way to the start. He would his job is on the way the star every time it got so bad, the track. Veterinarians wouldn't go near him, the trainer who had him before I said I want you, norman training. I've been training five years is a crazy source. The craziest

bridle here that raises more than ever, to look for a bridle that day these in his white blood, a legendary right. Now. Trainer specialise in horses that flamed out on the flat track, but show promise as timber racers giving them a second chance. Is it different writing this horse yeah how so because he's such a special jumper, the key, was letting him run free during his flat track career he'd spent countless hours pinned up in his stall miserable angry. We turn about the big field and he became a happier horse really almost the first hour. He was here. The question was: would he jumped some horses love it some done. The answer wasn't long in coming senior centre It was a jumper even without a rider. We just figured out how to get him to do. What really is natural and what this horse was just put on this earth to do, which is to run and jump

saying your son at our lag, a good portion of this race he's biggest challenge came a year ago at the marilyn hunt, come by against us prong feel of the bravest horses and writers racing around. turn without laid senior however, as the one the catch, but in the stretch lost the lead and gave it a last chance burst of energy friends: that's got the thing is senator coming back again. May I say in your from crazy horse to champion. He didn't need when he didn't need to be manhandled. He just needed to be understood and I feel it that's what we were able to did now. What does he do that? I'm happy with all this attention, right. You can still be temperamental getting at that time in a bit of a prima donna

lena for race, but he was a perfect gentlemen. Accepting a sweet potato treat from a perfect stranger who happily survive with all ten fingers intact. Here ya go in other words, senior senator the horse to beat at the merlin hunt cup. This come Saturday is a lot like many talented humans who hangs on the edge of sort of insanity and brilliance, which is also a good description Would it take to triumph in timber racing for man? What is now update on a story from six months ago. That's when we interviewed and angry turkish president regime's tied irwin after a failed coup. Last July, which is aids blamed in part on the united

days through. One began, arresting thousands of political opponents and shutting down opposition media under a temporary state of emergency. Last sunday, by the thinnest of margins, turks approved a referendum, expanding irwines powers, to wit critics of gold authoritarian rule. On tuesday, parliament extended the state of emergency allowing her to wander rule by decree for another three months. The european union called for an investigation into possible voting irregularities and president trump called to congratulate president irwin one the results, I'm steve Croft will be back next week with another edition of sixty minutes. The biggest movie of the year, you've already downright picked up on parallel blood, predicts agree. Top gun maverick, restores your faith in the magic of movie night cruise top gun, maverick rated pg. Thirteen now streaming on paramount plus,