at least 20 raphaels came from hermitage.ld be even worse than that. it would be so public and so many works. so i think that people are -- would be shocked and saddened to see a great collection not only for detroit but the u.s. >> it is an extraordinary story detroit finds itself in. catherine boyle, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> that's a wrap of this hour with weekends with alex witt. straight ahead, we've got up with steve kornacki. impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis s

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bill broader, the founder of hermitage capital. mr. broader, thanks for joining us. you've been fighting a very long war with the russian government about the seizure of your assets. your attorney died in prison trying to we defend you. what do you say about this move from russia, from russia's president vladimir putin releezing mikhail today. why do you think he done it? >> it's terrible and a horrible tragedy that khodorkovsky put in jail. putin put him in jail. we're nine months away from when he was to be release and putin, after keeping him hostage for ten years, is saying look at me. i'm such a great guy. i'm pardoning him nine months early. what this is all about, it's all about pr before the olympics. putin is humiliated because obama is not coming, the german president is not coming, the belgium president is not coming. he wants good news about his human rights record. so he takes a guy who he's held hostage and releasing him. >> he said he's going to release the two band members of the band, as well. >> it must be a really aren't paying attention. it's kind

. >> judy in hermitage, pennsylvania. >> thank you for this series.ou've done incredible hard work to get it on the air. i appreciate it. what was pat's unfulfilled dream and the biggest regret in or out of the white house? thank you so much. >> a very good question. her biggest unfulfilled dream? umm -- >> movie actress -- >> i think that -- i think if you look at where -- i think that being the foreign ambassador -- the goodwill ambassador that she was that she was coming into in 1972 and that period, i think if she could have continued to do that, i think she would have loved for her husband to completed his term, for her to be able to continue to go out into the world and to meet people. and for him to have been able to end his presidency on a high note. i think you're right. i think for her, the two of them were so connected that she did not going to be able to be president. but she could experience all of that and she could -- she thought he was doing good work. and she knew she was doing good work. so i think her regret would have been that the