THE WISDOM OF JURIES

In this episode, Dinesh examines a series of high-profile trials, from Rittenhouse to Arbery to the Ghislaine Maxwell trial, to consider whether juries are somehow wiser and less divided than the population at large. Dinesh exposes how most of the 80,000 Afghans admitted to America were never properly vetted. Dinesh explains why Lincoln considered "Macbeth" to be Shakespeare's greatest work, because it explores a grave moral temptation felt by Lincoln himself.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.