Jerry Garcia with Tucker Carlson.
- Interviewer: What was that like meeting Jerry?
- TC: "I mean, I was thrilled. It's the only picture I have anywhere of me with a famous person, you know . . . because it's Jerry Garcia."
- What was he like?
-TC: "He was kind of out of it. My father was a reporter in San Francisco in the ‘60s and covered the Grateful Dead and knew them. When I was a kid, maybe freshman year of college, I was home in Washington for vacation for Christmas. And my father's like, “Oh, the Grateful Dead are coming to my office. I knew them in the ‘60s in San Francisco.”
I was like, “The Grateful Dead are coming to your office!?” He goes, “Well, just Jerry Garcia.” I was like, “No way!”
We took a cab from Georgetown downtown to my dad's office; he was working in a federal agency. And there was Jerry standing there talking about their time in the ‘60s in San Francisco. And it was like – incredible. So my brother and I got our picture with Jerry. I have no pictures in my office. I've met a lot of people, just because that's what I do. But I have no pictures other than that one.
I'll tell you one thing about it that I'll never forget. He was missing the middle finger on his right hand – his brother cut it off with an axe by accident when they were camping on the Russian River. And you could feel it as you shook his hand. You know, his ring finger and index finger kind of collapse together. So you could feel that the hand was not solid. It was interesting."
I visited my uncle today and brought him his favorite Mediterranean food ❤️
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Gavin Newsom’s presidential hopes may have gone up in smoke along with the fires in southern California due to his failed woke fire prevention policies, which cost hundreds of his constituents their homes and livelihoods. Americans aren’t looking forward to becoming a California-like Disaster.
Newsom, Woke Policies, and Nonsensical Climate Strategies Exacerbated the California Fire Disaster
By Antonio Graceffo – The Gateway Pundit – Jan 10, 2025
The California wildfires, which have destroyed thousands of homes and forced tens of thousands to evacuate, were exacerbated by strong winds, increased population density, and Governor Gavin Newsom’s failures in managing forests and conducting controlled burns.
Claims about failing to fill reservoirs for hydrants are substantiated and result from two sources: infrastructure and demand issues, as well as mismanagement of water resources.
While there is no evidence that DEI initiatives hindered the response, Los Angeles Fire ...
