back in 2015, steve kroft decided to finish it for him and raise a glass in bob's memory. >> kroft: islayall island 20 miles off the west coast of scotland. there are a few trees, miles of windswept heather, and some of the most fertile agricultural land in scotland. there are sheep and cattle everywhere, and an abundance of wildlife. but, that's not why people come here. this is. eight small distilleries that produce some of the world's finest single malt whiskies. >> jim mcewan: this is the whole lifeblood of this island and everybody on it. this is all we know. >> kroft: jim mcewan has been working in islay's distilleries since he was 15 years old. he's now master of the works at bruichladdich. >> mcewan: i just thank god that he chose the scots and gave them whisky, because we appreciate the gift and we look after it. >> kroft: they've been making it here since the 15th century, when, supposedly, some monks taught the locals how to use barley, water, and yeast to make a spirit the scots now call "the water of life." they have been perfecting it for 600 years. the distilleries are easy

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captioning sponsored by cbs >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm scott pelley. >> stephen: and i'm stephen colbert. tonight, my interview of lesley stahl's interview of president trump. ( mimicking the ticking sound ) ( laughter ) mr. president, you've been president for... two years. >> there's something really terrible and disgusting about that. >> stephen: oh, i agree. ( laughter ) how would you sum-up your administration so far? >> it is vicious. it's full of lies, deceit, and deception. >> sspngf whsi laets. ( laughter ) >> stephen: let's switch gears. how is your love affair going with kim jong-un? >> the day before i came in, we were going to war with north korea. >> stephen: okay, that's a lie. would you admit that that's a lie? >> the answer is yes. >> stephen: what about your relationship with the saudi prince? what's going to happen if we find out the saudis killed that journalist? >> we're going to get to the bottom of it, and there will be severe punishment. >> stephen: is that another lie? >> yeah. ( laughter ) >> stephen: are you ever going to tell the truth? >> don't count on it. >

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research analyst at the risk consultancy group very risky kroft she told state of unrest in democratic republic of congo is most likely to persist despite the outcome of the elections. i think what we're seeing here is a very clear indication of can be listened tensions he intends to be able to influence the results of these elections on sunday through from behind the scenes so he has stepped back and he's appointed this successor shattering who is meant to take the reins from him at least until twenty twenty three i think what he's trying to do by for example the governor of can of withdrawing the ability for you to hold this this demonstration today is is he's he's really trying to target for you loose campaign because he sees for you as the main contender the main contender to actually legitimately win this vote share that shutter is intended to take from them i think there's a lot of understanding about the way that is trying to manipulate this vote on sunday i think there is there is still an element of hope there is still an element that for you lou or to the end of the couple to

brent skull kroft national security advisor. bill barr, attorney general.credible collection of really talented people. and i think that's one of the things that made his administration work. certainly on the military and national security side. if you look at the success of that first gulf war, the necessity of that war and the success of it. it was borne of people who were dedicated to the country and dedicated to doing the right thing. >> sandra: george, if you were to sum up his leadership style, his governing style, how would you do that as you look back at his life and his long time in office as a military man? remembering him as a family man. he inspired so many as a leader. >> he certainly was inspirational as a leader in a different way than ronald reagan was. i think that's one of the lessons of his leadership is everyone has to lead in their own style. there is no single right way to do it. but the person that he was was the most essential characteristic of his leadership in my view. because it shone through in everything he did. we've heard a lo