Judge Frank Caprio just sat down with Megyn Kelly to talk about his new book and decades on the bench. At 88 years old, this Rhode Island judge shows us what real American justice looks like. While liberal judges across the country push woke agendas, Caprio reminds us that compassion and common sense can work together.

Caprio grew up poor in an immigrant family and worked three jobs to pay for college. His father sold fruit on the streets and delivered milk to support the family. This is the real American dream that liberals want to destroy with their handout culture.

The judge became famous through his TV show “Caught in Providence” which has billions of views worldwide. People love watching him because he treats everyone with respect while still holding them accountable. Unlike soft-on-crime Democrat judges, Caprio knows when to show mercy and when to enforce the law.

His courtroom became an internet sensation because Americans are hungry for fair treatment. We are sick of seeing criminals walk free while law-abiding citizens get punished. Caprio shows that you can be tough on crime without being cruel to people who make honest mistakes.

The judge just wrote a book called “Compassion in the Court” about his 38 years on the bench. He understands that real justice comes from treating people like human beings, not political pawns. This is what happens when judges focus on law instead of liberal politics.

Caprio served his country in the National Guard and taught high school before becoming a lawyer. He worked his way up through hard work and dedication, not diversity quotas or political connections. This is how America used to work before the left ruined everything.

While Democrat prosecutors let violent criminals run wild in our cities, judges like Caprio prove that law and order can coexist with human decency. He shows immigrants respect while teaching them about American values and personal responsibility. This is what integration really looks like.

America needs more judges like Frank Caprio who understand that justice means protecting good people from bad ones. His common sense approach reminds us that our legal system can work when politics stays out of the courtroom. We should celebrate leaders who put America first instead of woke ideology.