phil jackson, the least known member of the jackson 5. listen to this, who's that tall white guy? standing next to tito? we all know national politics is-- but local government ain't bean bag, people. i don't know what any of that meant. just phrases i picked up from watching any random 30 seconds of chris matthews. but my point is this, even mayor, mayors can find themselves embroiled in scandal whether it is the way they react to local complaints about raise profiling of hispanics. >> what are you doing about latino community today. >> i might have tacos when i go home. (laughter) >> jon: i will never tire of taco mayor. like the snack he believes will ease the tension between his office and latino community, i can never get enough. (laughter) but the great thing about mayors is they can maintain the excentricities that get sanded off and focus grouped out of statewide or national politician, endearing policies like fear of large beverages. or being a nine and a half fingered bulgarian or having meat and cheese for a head. (laughter) guess which one of those mayors is not kosher

phil jackson. how are you?> wait a minute, do you realize we're the same size right now. >> all right, the book is 11-- look at this one of these makes you the green lantern but where-- but you have two player rings from the knicks. >> that's right. >> where are they? >> they are not part of coaching. this is about leadership and coaching and that kind of stuff. those are warriorship and playing, right. >> but i am-- they are great. they are great rings. >> i have to say, so much of what this book is about is managing not these just larger-than-life physical people but the larger-than-life personalities. the chapters on the shack and kobe relationship seem especially tenuous, that each, you know, shaq and could bee both have strong personalities t seemed like navigate flag was one of the bigger challenges. >> it was probably one of the hardest challenges i had in coaching over all those years, 20 years that i coached. because there was always this little tension about my team, it's my team, play ball my style,

lakers, phil jackson. his new memoir is called "eleve rings: the soul of success." >> basketball has-- i compare it a lot to jazz when i talk about it in those esoteric terms. you know, there's a lot of freelance stuff that's going on, but you're all kind of in thing rhythm it together over here, and you're anticipating what's going to go on, and you're ready to pick up the beat if things come your way, and you might have a little bit of a solo act, and, you know, it's a real combination of a group of people playing together in sync. and it has to be done in a way in which it's a very supportive thing. like you said, it's not a superstar that's going to get you there. the lakers had three or four, four terrific players. they had howard, kobe bryant, steve nash this year. >> rose: we conclude with the c.e.o. of delta airlines. >> it's a great american story. i mean, we basically, without any government help or intervention and a lot of hard work, now turn delta into one of the most profitable airlines in th

>> rose: phil jackson and richard anderson when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: phil jackson is here. he is one of the winningest coaches in basketball history. he oversaw two n.b.a. dynasties, won six titles with the chicago bulls and five with the los angeles lakers. those teams were led by two of the all-time great players. since leaving the lakers in 2011, he's taken time to reflect on his coaching journey and what might be next. the story is cold in "eleve rings: the soul of success." i am very pleased to have phil jackson back at this table. welcome. >> thank you very much. it's nice to be sitting around this table again. >> let's talk about the title "11 rings." clearly there are 11 rings you have won. it has to do with the concept of rings of why you've won. >> the first chapter talks about the rings, and the fact that that team was-- they got in the middle of the semicircle, and they put their hand in and they said, "1, two, three, ring," the sym

phil jackson. nba coaching legend. and he's writing another book.rsial. right? so, in this one he's talking about which player, if any, he would use to start a brand new team. and you'd think he'd say something like kobe or michael jordan. >> right. >> but no, he says bill russell. >> this is phil being phil. okay? you know, he does these type of things. >> just to be provocative? sell books? >> well, let's put this in here. phil never does anything by accident. i mean, he's a master. so when he says these things -- you forgot about the kobe thing. saying this stuff about how kobe is as good as michael jordan and what have you. there's a purpose behind this. let's go back to 2004 when he was still with the lakers, all right? this was the first, second, third time he retired. i can't keep up. he retires, writes one of many books and says kobe, essentially the antichrist, that he's uncoachable. a few months later, guess who's back coaching the lakers? phil jackson coaching the uncoachable kobe bryant. they win championships. my point is there's someth

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. >> this feels like phil jackson coming back to coach the lakers one more time. i wonder what it says, though, p and g always had this reputation of being a place that minted the next generation of business leaders. do you agree with that and number two the fact they went back to the former ceo suggests they had no one on their bench to step up if the board wasn't happy with mr. mcdonald? >> i think given the timing of the decision with mcdonald, i think it was a good decision to go to a. g. they have lots of talent in this company and what you'll see a.g.loufly do is pick the next ceo. they have a real competence of developing people p.. at this moment they felt there was no one up to this job and it made more sense to bring in loufly. >> what kind of changes do you expect. loufly sent a memos to employees saying the consumer is boss. innovation is our life blood. what kind of changes account we expect at p and g? >> so, under loufly the company went from a house wares doe a beaut jay care company. the u.s. consumer has changed in the last five years and more pr

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. >> i just have to go in and i didn't read phil jackson's book. >> a couple of warriors told me theythey came out ready to match of the spur's energy. >> if you don't have the energy, you probably shouldn't be playing. you can't come out and play in front of 25,000 screaming fans on national tv, you should let the coach know before the game. >> curry and lee rip current the only ones banged up, tony parker, who scored 32 points has a calf injury that warrior fans hope put him in street colonials. >> in many circles the oklahoma city thunder were the team from the west expected to meet the miami heat for the nba championship. durant takes it down the lane and jams down two of his 25 points thunder by a point at the half. midway through the 4th quarter, it was memphis by 4. make it 7. after quincy pondexter hits the 3. oklahoma city didn't have an chance for marc gasol, with the hook off the glass. the grizzlies led by and win and take the lead in the series. >>> amar'e stoudamire and the team with a low scoring battle. august tine misses, but roy hibbert is there for the putt back and

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lakers, phil jackson.is called "eleve rings: the soul of success." >> basketball has-- i compare it a lot to jazz when i talk about it in those esoteric terms. you know, there's a lot of freelance stuff that's going on, but you're all kind of in thing rhythm it together over here, and you're anticipating what's going to go on, and you're ready to pick up the beat if things come your way, and you might have a little bit of a solo act, and, you know, it's a real combination of a group of people playing together in sync. and it has to be done in a way in which it's a very

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