The last minute of 60 Minutes is sponsored by United Healthcare. Coverage you can count on for your whole life ahead. In the mail this week, comments about Utah Governor Spencer Cox and his campaign to lower the temperature of political debate.Many were like this. Thank you very much for your episode with Spencer Cox. so refreshing and uplifting in these divisive times.We also received notes about our profile of Dana White, the hard driving CEO of Ultimate Fighting Championship. White is planning a cage mat ...

60 Minutes overtime. My story this week is about the making of Spinal Tap 2. If any of you saw Spinal Tap One way back and thought it was funny, then you're going to think this one is hilarious.Tap water. Tap water. Look at the shape.Too perfect. But what's inside is some kind of special water. Says it says artisan.It's tap water. It's about the band getting back together, the fake band. We went to New Orleans to shoot the band when they finally get together to do their concert.The three actors wrote all th ...

Yeah, this is the sword that As Rob Reiner gave us a tour of his study filled with momentos from his long career as an actor and director, he showed us his newest venture as an author. This is the book that I'm working on. It's a history of the Spinal Tap films with a title drawn from his favorite line in the original movie. It's a fine line between stupid and clever, the making of Spinal Tap.But this book has an unusual twist. So that's that side. And then when you turn it over, oh, it's a history of spina ...

for those who've suffered a traumatic spinal cord injury and are paralyzed. There's rarely encouraging news, which is why what's happening in early clinical trials in a research lab in Loausanne, Switzerland, is so remarkable. A renowned French neuroscientist Gregoire Cortine and Swiss neurosurgeon Dr.. Joseen Block have implanted a small stimulation device on the spine of paralyzed patients helping them once again stand up and walk. What's even more surprising is their newest innovation which uses an impla ...

41 years after the cult classic This is Final Tap. All right, here we go. Rob Reiner and the band have come back together for a sequel.Close. Yeah, very close. So, it's totally out of half a wheel of all improvised.We snle with each other and whatever comes. Snaddle with each other. Yeah.It's like doing stickick, you know. Are you and I snadling right now. We are snadling right now. We're in the process of snadling right now. ...

The chances of serious vaccine injury have been likened to lottery odds, lightning strikes. But if you are one of the unlucky few, you can file a case in vaccine court. >> I represent both vaccine injured children and adults.Most of them will start the conversation by saying, "I'm not antivax." >> Why do you think they need to tell you right off the bat they're not antivax. But >> there's a lot of public pressure that people think you're some kind of a crazy person or you're out there. And also because most ...

60 Minutes rewind. In Stand by Me, the narrator of the story is an introspective writer who is driven by his desire to get his father's approval. In Ae Good Men, Tom Cruz plays a Navy lawyer who's trying to escape the shadow of his father who is We detect a theme running through these films.Is there is there a Yeah, absolutely. I think uh you know you always work uh you know the pure artist who paints a picture to the uh collaborative and the interpretive artist the director uh if you're working from some p ...

60 minutes rewind. The first time I learned about this amazing migration of sandill cranes was in an airline magazine and from that moment I thought I really want to see this amazing spectacle. And it was quite a few years later that I met Tom for the first time and he took me around Yellowstone.And at some point I just happened to mention, you know, how fascinated I was by the the Sand Hill crane migration. He said, "Ah, my father built a cabin on the Plat River. Why don't you come and and see the cranes f ...

60 Minutes Rewind. Tonight, we're going to take you into the wild with a remarkable photographer who spent his life on the trail of elusive and endangered animals. His name is Tom Manglesen, and at 72, he still travels to remote and inhospitable places.What he brings back are some of the most spectacular pictures of wild animals you'll ever see. On most mornings for nearly 50 years, this is what Tom Manglesson has done. He's ventured into the wilderness, camera in hand.Last September in Grand Teton National ...

We got a sellout crowd here. 5,000 people. It was his gut that got him into the game.He managed boxers in Boston, then fighters in Vegas in the fledgling sport of MMA, mixed martial arts. When White caught wind, UFC's owners were out of money. His first call went to two high school buddies, Frank and Lorenzo Fertitta, Las Vegas casino.I said, "I think they're going out of business. We could probably buy this thing and we should." The Fertittas put up the money. White got 10% but he had to run the damn thing ...