This is CBS Eye on the World. I'm John Batcher with Raj Raj Rottenham, his autobiography,

uneven justice to plot to sink gallium. Raj, you were seven and a half years detained

in jail, federal jail. You wrote this book while incarcerated, and now these years later,

you have many lessons in here for others on Wall Street or others who are parts of

families on Wall Street about what is and is not inside of trading, what is or is not

material non-public information, what is or is not confidential information. There's

no clarity here. So I'm not going to ask you to clarify that. I'm going to look at

Prick Barra, the US attorney who created an atmosphere of lawmen for the Southern District

of New York. Now we started by talking about how Prick Barra's own investigation of insider

trading came up with no clarity. That is true everywhere now, and I understand that that's

advanced the case. However, is it your measure that the government has learned from this?

Are they is the prosecution in other US attorney's offices? There were other DA's offices. Are they

going to take to heart? The fact is that they've been using language sloppily, inarticulately,

all these decades, and it must stop. You're on my book, I think, or I want to address something

that's bigger than insider trading. It's about prosecutorial oversight and accountability,

and civil rights violations of civil rights that should not be tolerated in a civic society.

I love this country. The day I took the oath as an American citizen, I accepted the laws of

this country. I think that a vast majority of prosecutors and the vast majority of the FBS do a

great job and people of honest, caliber and integrity. Now, so my book was written not to define

what insider trading should be, but the pearls of unchecked power, absolute power,

corrupts absolutely. I started writing this book for my children. I had no intention of

publishing it, but when I went to prison, my story was not unique. There were several people there

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