Lawrence Lessig, a Harvard law professor and author of "America, Compromised," delves into institutional corruption, arguing that it can ensnare even good individuals. He discusses the relationship between capitalism and corruption, the polarizing nature of small donor politics, and the challenges posed by media consumption. Lessig emphasizes the need for reforms in representative democracy, along with greater political accountability. His insights shed light on the complexities of ethics and the potential for reimagining democracy in a polarized society.
