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J. C. Watts, Jr., the first African-American Republican elected to Congress from a southern state since Reconstruction, shares the story of his life, discussing his upbringing in a strongly Democratic family and community, the factors that led him to switch to the Republican Party, and his career as a politician.

Baseball player Brett Butler tells about the obstacles he had to overcome to make it in the big leagues, and discusses how his family, friends, and faith in God helped him win his battle with cancer.

BK Loren shares the physical, mental, and spiritual lessons she has learned through martial arts.

ESPN sports network anchor and reporter Dan Patrick interviews twenty-eight famous athletes.

Dan Hurley shares the true story of how he escaped his desk job to write the life stories of more than 22,600 people across the country.

Presents information on terrorist Osama bin Laden and his extensive brotherhood, discussing how he became one of the world's most wanted terrorists, why he has so many followers, and what the foundation is for his anti-American beliefs.

Briefly describes the career achievements of the basketball star for the Boston Celtics.

CNN's terrorism analyst examines Osama bin Laden's global terrorist network, al-Queda, discussing its operations and mission, the planning and execution of specific terrorist acts, and future threats from militant Islamic movements.