Lawrence Wright, a New Yorker staff writer and playwright who spent considerable time with President Carter, reflects on the life of the former president after his passing at 100. Wright discusses Carter's unique blend of faith, politics, and commitment to civil rights, emphasizing his prescient views on renewable energy. He explores how public opinion shifted about Carter post-presidency, particularly regarding his pivotal role in the Camp David Accords. The conversation reveals the complexities of Carter's leadership amidst a changing America.
