In the wake of mass social upheaval and a global pandemic, concerned leaders are examining the nature of the capitalist system and its relationship to conditions that spurred and intensified these twin crises. Ford Foundation president Darren Walker joins Washington Post columnist David Ignatius to talk about rethinking modern capitalism.
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