Aaron Sorkin defends his romantic faith in American institutions even as distrust of government, courts, and media reaches historic highs. The Oscar-winning writer discusses his new film The Social Reckoning, his recovery from cocaine addiction, and why he believes institutions remain humanity's best hope despite their failures. Sorkin writes antiheroes with good intentions who believe they're doing right, not villains seeking power, distinguishing characters like Mark Zuckerberg from pure antagonists.