make a big difference and get our country back on track. >> schieffer: now i understand you're also going to run for reelection in your congressional seat. are you kind of hedging your bets here? >> ryan: no, i'm already on the ballot. you can't even go off the ballet. so i've already filed. our filing deadline was in june. i'm already on the ballot, so it has nothing to do with that. >> schieffer: and congressman ryan, governor, is known up on the hill as a teacher. he's a real expert on the budget. he... he helps other people understand it. do you think he... does he knows some things that... will you learn from him? >> romney: well, i sure hope so. i can't imagine you'd have two people that couldn't learn from one another. and... and obviously his experience on the hill and working with... with a wide array of issues is something which will, in fact... in fact already has been an input to my campaign and will be going forward. i... you know, i... well, i expect to... to work with...

surprised to find 200 musicians and vocalists who've never played outside kinshasa, or have been outside kinshasa. we were even more surprised to find joy in the congo. when we told the musicians they would be on "60 minutes," they didn't know what we were talking about, but, still, they invited us to a performance. we caught up with them as they were preparing outside their concert hall, a rented warehouse. as curtain time neared, we had no idea what to expect. but maestro armand diangienda seemed confident, and began the evening with a bang. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

together at a furniture factory in high point, north carolina, where they'd been campaigning. >> schieffer: governor, i... i want to start with this. you have been going through this process of deciding who you wanted as your running mate for about three months-- very methodical, all of it conducted in secret. what i would like to know was there one point where there was one moment when you said, "this is the guy? this is my guy?" >> mitt romney: well, actually, you know, we've been working together for a while and, over the last year, paul and i have come together on some policy issues and sat down and discussed those things. i was impressed with his understanding of the issues that we were facing and... and all... also his political acumen. but then we spent some time on the campaign trail. i got to meet his wife and three children and was very impressed. but the final decision, bob, was not until really august 1st when i kept my mind open, but in... intrigued and...