Jul 28, 2026 · 43 min · 12 segments
In the second installment of Wayne's conversation with renowned trial attorney and mediator John Raley, the remarkable story of the Michael Morton case reaches its powerful conclusion, revealing how…
John RaleyGuest
Wayne WatsonHost
People in your circles and church and in government and in law probably have vastly different political affiliations and zeal about certain things.

we are the first generation of americans to choose our news sources based on whether they say things we already agree with and so when when you and i grew up walter cronk would cut i had reporting on the moon landings or whatever it's just very factual

There's one famous episode when he visited Vietnam and they came back and he said, OK, I'm going to give an opinion.

But they sell advertisements by, I don't know how much your viewers are going to want to hear this.

I say it was like both sides were on the 40 yard line and they would argue with each other.

People in your circles and church and in government and in law probably have vastly different political affiliations and zeal about certain things.

we are the first generation of americans to choose our news sources based on whether they say things we already agree with and so when when you and i grew up walter cronk would cut i had reporting on the moon landings or whatever it's just very factual

There's one famous episode when he visited Vietnam and they came back and he said, OK, I'm going to give an opinion.

But they sell advertisements by, I don't know how much your viewers are going to want to hear this.

I say it was like both sides were on the 40 yard line and they would argue with each other.
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