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SUMMARY:60 Minutes 56x29 - Leader Jeffries / Work to Own / St. Mary'
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DESCRIPTION:LEADER JEFFRIES – Norah O'Donnell profiles Congressman Hak
	eemJeffries\, the Democratic leader in the U.S. House ofRepresentatives\, 
	who might become the first-ever Black Speakerof the House\, tracing his Br
	ooklyn roots to one of the mostpowerful positions in American politics. O'
	Donnell meetsJeffries on Capitol Hill to talk about his caucus' decision t
	osave current Speaker Mike Johnson's job\, his views on Israel'sapproach t
	o Hamas and the civilian casualties in Gaza\, themigrant crisis and how th
	e debate over reproductive rights willimpact the race for the White House 
	and Congress. Keith Sharmanis the producer.WORK TO OWN – As the American
	 wealth gapcontinues to widen\, correspondent Jon Wertheim reports on anun
	likely effort to get more money in the hands of rank-and-fileworkers. Pete
	 Stavros is an executive at one of the biggestprivate equity firms in the 
	country\, KKR. His industry isfamously cutthroat\, but Stavros has emerged
	 as a leadingadvocate for the concept of employee ownership\, which takest
	he same incentives that have long helped the C-suite get richand applies t
	hem to people working factories\, flatbeds andfarms. Wertheim travels to r
	ural Illinois to find out how thismodel has impacted workers\, and whether
	 it's good forbusiness. David M. Levine is the producer.ST. MARY'S –Corr
	espondent Bill Whitaker visits New Orleans\, where two highschool seniors 
	solved a mathematical puzzle that was thought tobe impossible for 2\,000 y
	ears. Whitaker speaks to thestudents\, their families and the teachers at 
	their school\,St. Mary's Academy\, that has been fostering academicexcelle
	nce and boundless possibilities for its student body ofAfrican American gi
	rls since the end of the Civil War. SaraKuzmarov is the producer.
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