it was hard. he was a really loveable guy. i think really what mike s expertise was and his passion was, to find stories in which things are not the way you assume they are. this person is not precisely who you think he is. and i m here to tell you what he s really like. rose: mike wallace, an appreciation for the hour, next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. with good research you could embarras anybody, make any squirm. you could do it to me. but if you are really after illumination of an interview-ease character, qualities, substance, texture. if you re really after that, you can ask very pointed questions. sensible questions to get them to talk. you can establish what you do so well, a chemistry of confidentiality. that was what comes across the table. which you dirty dog, you have done on a couple of occasions over the past and you got me saying things i have no intention of saying. why? because you r
i think really what mike s expertise was and his passion was, to find stories in which things are not the way you assume they are. this person is not precisely who you think he is. and i m here to tell you what he s really like. rose: mike wallace, an appreciation for the hour, next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. with good research you could embarras anybody, make any squirm. you could do it to me. but if you are really after illumination of an interview-ease character, qualities, substance, texture. if you re really after that, you can ask very pointed questions. sensible questions to get them to talk. you can establish what you do so well, a chemistry of confidentiality. that was what comes across the table. which you dirty dog, you have done on a couple of occasions over the past and you got me saying things i have no intention of saying. why? because you re too people who know a little bit about th
things are not the way you assume they are. this person is not precisely who you think he is. and i m here to tell you what he s really like. rose: mike wallace, an appreciation for the hour, next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. with good research you could embarras anybody, make any squirm. you could do it to me. but if you are really after illumination of an interview-ease character, qualities, substance, texture. if you re really after that, you can ask very pointed questions. sensible questions to get them to talk. you can establish what you do so well, a chemistry of confidentiality. that was what comes across the table. which you dirty dog, you have done on a couple of occasions over the past and you got me saying things i have no intention of saying. why? because you re too people who know a little bit about the same subject. if the interveeee has respect for the interviewer is well prepared, you c
was, to find stories in which things are not the way you assume they are. this person is not precisely who you think he is. and i m here to tell you what he s really like. rose: mike wallace, an appreciation for the hour, next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. with good research you could embarras anybody, make any squirm. you could do it to me. but if you are really after illumination of an interview-ease character, qualities, substance, texture. if you re really after that, you can ask very pointed questions. sensible questions to get them to talk. you can establish what you do so well, a chemistry of confidentiality. that was what comes across the table. which you dirty dog, you have done on a couple of occasions over the past and you got me saying things i have no intention of saying. why? because you re too people who know a little bit about the same subject. if the interveeee has respect for the inter