CBS opened up its archives to Belkin, offering access to the raw footage of Wallace’s interviews, one of those being a 1985 sit-down with the current president of the U.S.

Wallace said the expanded media universe has changed the rules for getting interviews, but he said the "60 Minutes" name still carries weight. "There used to be three networks and PBS.

"Mike always talked about it as his tipping point in a way," said Belkin. "That's the moment when he decided he's not going to do anymore fluff. He was going to do real, serious journalism. I find ...

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Veteran news anchor Mike Wallace died Saturday at the age of 93. The longtime co-anchor of CBS’s 60 Minutes left behind a legacy of countless interviews in his signature straightforward style.

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Wallace was one of the original 60 Minutes correspondants when the show began, and spent decades working for the news magazine. His last interview was in 2008 with baseball star Roger Clemens.