It's the Brian Larry Show on WNYC.

Good morning again, everyone.

Back with us now, University of Chicago law professor, Aziz Huck.

Many of you will remember that Professor Huck was very generous

with his time for us this spring and early summer as a regular guest each time the Supreme

Court handed down a major decision from the end of its term. And boy, were there major decisions

at the end of this last term. Now Professor Huck has a book that is of perennial importance

in the United States, but also very relevant

to the presidential campaign, and also very relevant

to the rest of the world.

It is simply called the rule of law, a very short introduction.

Now, the rule of law, Kamala Harris argues,

is very much an issue between her and Donald Trump.

Do we want to live in a country of freedom?

Compassion and rule of law?

Or a country of chaos fear and hate

Harris at a recent rally and of course not having an insurrection is one way the rule of law

would apply in a democracy but what does the term really mean?

Here and now or anywhere at any time.

The book tells us that even in Aristotle's day,

people use the term but disagreed on its meaning or its virtue.

Aziz Huck joins us now.

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