Irina Long, an expert on Myanmar, and Rebecca Jackson, the Southern correspondent, delve into Aung San Suu Kyi's complex legacy as she sits in jail after a fall from grace. They discuss the international response to her confinement and the larger humanitarian crisis in Myanmar, revealing her ongoing support among the populace. Additionally, they touch on the rising trend of religious education in America, examining its implications for public schools and how the color butter yellow is capturing attention in fashion.
