Mark Berman, a criminal justice reporter for The Washington Post, dives deep into the complexities of the American death penalty system. He discusses why over 2,000 individuals on death row may never face execution due to factors like moratoriums and court orders. The conversation highlights the emotional toll on inmates and victims' families, revealing a fractured justice system struggling with moral dilemmas and declining public support for capital punishment. Berman sheds light on the implications of this prolonged limbo for justice in America.