Larry Aldrich is the co-author of What’s Right with America: …And How We Can Keep It That Way!, a book that argues America’s strengths are rooted in its history, its institutions, and its confidence in the rule of law.

Show Notes

Today’s conversation is about The American Justice System, including our Rule of Law with returning guest Larry Aldrich.


Larry Aldrich is the co-author of What’s Right with America: …And How We Can Keep It That Way!, a book that takes a clear, grounded look at the United States through history, data, and the principles that have helped shape and sustain it.


Together with co-author Paul Johnson, he makes the case that America’s real strength doesn’t come from slogans or politics, but from something deeper: individual responsibility, the rule of law, and a system of checks and balances that keeps everything working as it should.


It’s a perspective that’s both data-driven and optimistic — focused on what’s working, why it works, and why those foundations still matter today.


Connect with Larry Aldrich on LinkedIn and find the book on Amazon. You can also listen to it on Audible. I HIGHLY recommend this book!


SPONSORED BY:  This episode is brought to you by 'What's Right with America: ...And How We Can Keep It That Way!'. From the vision of the Founding Fathers to the grit and determination that have defined our history, this book explores what makes America uniquely built to thrive — even in the most turbulent times of change. Authors Paul Johnson and Larry Aldrich make a compelling case that America's prosperity isn't just about economic power. It runs deeper than that — rooted in values like freedom, individual empowerment, and an enduring commitment to justice and liberty. If you're looking for an inspiring, thought-provoking read that'll remind you why this country has always found a way forward, pick up What's Right with America wherever books are sold.


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