Edmund Bartlett, Jamaica's Minister of Tourism, discusses the fine line between the island's vibrant tourism industry and its ongoing struggles with violence and gang warfare. He addresses the critical need for political measures to ensure safety and restore Jamaica's international appeal. Bartlett emphasizes how tourists view security as paramount and highlights the socio-economic implications of crime on Jamaica's economy. He also touches on the potential for judicial reform and the need for a diversified economic approach post-COVID-19, alongside the complex issues of decolonization and reparations.