And now from the Institute of Politics at the University of Chicago and CNN audio,

The Axxwiles.

With your host, David Axelrod. CNN Audio, The Axe Wiles.

With your host, David Axelrod.

Most of us don't make the Hall of Fame in any category Bill Bradley

is a Hall of Famer in two, both sports and politics.

The former New Jersey senator and presidential candidate played a very meaningful and productive

role in public life for decades.

That came after a celebrated career as one of the greatest

college basketball players in history as an Olympic champion and a key member of one of

the greatest teams in NBA history, the New York Knicks of the early 70s.

Throughout Bill Bradley earned a reputation for thoughtful reflection

and now those qualities are on display for all to see in a terrific new one-man show, Bill Bradley rolling along which you can catch

on Max.

I sat down with Bradley this week to talk about his film, his life, and lessons learned.

Bill Bradley, it is always good to see you.

Great to see you, David.

I have to say, I told you before we were rolling, speaking of rolling, that I saw your one man

play, now a film called Rolling Along and I was really stunned by it. I was it's delightful

and it's profound and it's moving but it's not what you expect from a politician,

and it's not what you necessarily expect

from Bill Bradley, who had a reputation to be fair

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