Tucker Carlson Speaks At The Funeral Of Hells Angels Founder in California

Sonny Barger was the founder of the Hells Angels, and Tucker paid tribute to him at his funeral Saturday:

Of course, Tucker’s presence at his funeral is breaking the Internet (especially Twitter), but those are words to live by, indeed.

The 83-year old Modesto native died of cancer, and over 7,000 people attended his funeral at the Stockton 99 Speedway.

“Even though he was blind in one eye, and he packed his oxygen, well, when his kickstand went up, you better catch up,” one speaker said.

No significant incidents took place at the funeral, a spokesman for the sheriff’s office said.

Barger was well-known as the public face of the club, which has chapters across the world and is considered a gang by the Department of Justice. He authored several books and contributed to several films and was a consultant and had a role on the television show “Sons of Anarchy.”

But it was these words that Tucker most revered:

“Stand tall, stay loyal, remain free, and always value honor.”

“If there is a phrase that sums up what I want to be and aspire to be, I can’t think of a phrase that sums it up more than that. That’s Sonny Barger’s worldview, Tucker said.

Amen to that.