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From our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Mikhail khodorkovsky is here. He was until recently, russias most famous prisoner. President putin pardoned him in december, after more than 10 years of imprisonment. He was an oligarch who became wealthy in the era of soviet crony capitalism. When masked men arrested him at gunpoint in 2003, he was russias richest man and the chairman of yukos oil. He and his partner, Platon Lebedev, were convicted of charges of tax fraud and embezzlement in two widely criticized trials. Amnesty international declared them prisoners of conscience trappe...

From our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Mikhail khodorkovsky is here. He was until recently, russias most famous prisoner. President putin pardoned him in december, after more than 10 years of imprisonment. He was an oligarch who became wealthy in the era of soviet crony capitalism. When masked men arrested him, he was russias richest man and the chairman of yukos oil. He and his partner, Platon Lebedev, were convicted of charges of tax fraud and embezzlement in two widely criticized trials. Amnesty international declared them prisoners of conscience trapped in judicial cortex...

From our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Mikael khodorkovsky is here. He was russias most famous prisoner. President clinton pardoned him in december after more than 10 years. He was an oligarch who became wealthy in the era of russias postsoviet crony capitalism. When masked men arrested him in 2003, he was russias richest man and the chairman of yukos oil. He and his partner were convicted on charges of tax fraud and embezzlement in two widely criticized trials. Amnesty international declared them prisoners of conscience. His story has come to symbolize russias turn to author...

From our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Mikael khodorkovsky is here. He was russias most famous prisoner. President clinton pardoned him in december after more than 10 years. He was an oligarch who became wealthy in the era of russias postsoviet crony capitalism. When masked men arrested him in 2003, he was russias richest man and the chairman of yukos oil. He and his partner were convicted on charges of tax fraud and embezzlement in two widely criticized trials. Amnesty international declared them prisoners of conscience. His story has come to symbolize russias turn to author...

Let me me before you keep thinking about your answer to do something else. To frame the question we are talking about questioning and accountability and that goes off into education and i have to refresh myself with 15 minutes even though ive been fooling about it for years. The federal government under no child left behind requires 17 standardized tests today to seven tests, seven in reading. Grade three through eight and once in high school. And then three tests in since i intend once in grades three through five and six through nine and once in high school there are 17 tests that must be us...