Thomas Jefferson was a hero of the revolution, but recent scholarship has revealed that he possessed personal flaws. Chester Arthur became president during a corrupt period of American history, but rose to statesmanship through the influence of a strong and principled woman. What are the characteristics we value most in a president? Can a person with personal flaws be a good leader? How can we make better choices as voters? David Fisher and John Fund join filmmaker Destry Edwards to discuss this ongoing debate.