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February 20, 2012
Yesterday on February 19th, 60 Minutes aired a piece on World #1 Magnus Carlsen. Watch it below if you missed it or forgot to DVR it. Also catch web extras and supplemental materials, including interviews with Frederic Friedel of chessbase and GM Danny King.

Mozart of Chess: Magnus Carlsen



60 Minutes Overtime (Web Show)



Web Extra- "Chess on the Mind"- London Eye



Web Extra- "Fame of a Chess Celebrity"- Walk & Talk in Oslo
 


Web Extra- "Why Magnus Carlsen is Extraordinary" Interview with Frederic Friedel


Web Extra- "Chess is a Brutal Game"- Interview with Danny King
 
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