Raised in South Central Los Angeles, Larry Elder built his life around a simple principle his father taught him: you get out of life what you put into it. After a career in law, he took a chance on radio and quickly became one of the most influential voices in the country. His message challenged dominant left-wing narratives on racism in America, while emphasizing hard work, personal responsibility, and accountability. Larry shares how his upbringing shaped his worldview and why he’s spent decades pushing people to think differently.