Watch 60 Minutes fight 10-foot swells to board a 300-foot boat in the middle of the ocean

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[jamescooper]

Wasn't a tugboat you met the ship on. It was a crew boat.

[CarlosPacheco]

a one-minute pointless clip that's region blocked. Get a better distribution team that actually knows how the internet works. You might be surprised at the audience you'll reach.

[around_the_world]

This snippet from 60 minutes 🤔 leaves your viewers scratching their heads. What were the black rocks they came to see?

[Juggernaut-fgup]

Also looked closer to four foot waves. The deckhand remained in view at the crest and trough of the wave, unless he is twelve foot tall?