"The Sage" Larry Elder has returned to the radio airwaves and gives his thoughts on the current state of America; It's not 'If Kamala Harris is Black'... But what matters is her policies; Black men at a barbershop in Harrisburg, PA tell a local reporter that they don't think Kamala is really black; Sen. Tom Cotton turns the table on CNN's Kaitlan Collins on why the network doesn't ask Kamala about her heritage; Throwback to when Rep. Barbara Lee said she would consider a $50 per hour a living wage in the Bay Area; As the documentary "The Fall of Minneapolis" shows, the move that Officer Derek Chauvin did was taught to police officers.

<p>"The Sage" Larry Elder has returned to the radio airwaves and gives his thoughts on the current state of America; It's not 'If Kamala Harris is Black'... But what matters is her policies; Black men at a barbershop in Harrisburg, PA tell a local reporter that they don't think Kamala is really black; Sen. Tom Cotton turns the table on CNN's Kaitlan Collins on why the network doesn't ask Kamala about her heritage; Throwback to when Rep. Barbara Lee said she would consider a $50 per hour a living wage in the Bay Area; As the documentary "The Fall of Minneapolis" shows, the move that Officer Derek Chauvin did was taught to police officers.</p>

As a lawyer, author, political candidate, and media personality, Larry Elder has long been known as "The Sage from South Central". His philosophy is to entertain, inform, provoke and to hopefully uplift. His calling card is "we have a country to save" and to him this means returning to the bedrock Constitutional principles of limited government and maximum personal responsibility.

<p>As a lawyer, author, political candidate, and media personality, Larry Elder has long been known as "The Sage from South Central". His philosophy is to entertain, inform, provoke and to hopefully uplift. His calling card is "we have a country to save" and to him this means returning to the bedrock Constitutional principles of limited government and maximum personal responsibility.</p>

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