In this 1977 SNL sketch, Dan Aykroyd’s Jimmy Carter takes a live call from a teenager tripping on LSD and calmly walks him through it like a seasoned psychonaut. The sketch aired during Season 2 and captured the hilarious intersection of politics, parody, and psychedelic panic. Long before “harm reduction” was part of the cultural lexicon, Carter’s character offers grounded, compassionate advice to the distressed caller. And to top it off, the President displayed an impeccable taste in southern

Stuart Eizenstat, who served as chief White House domestic policy advisor during the Carter administration, on Thursday discussed former President Jimmy Carter's legacy on inflation. Watch more: https://cnb.cx/42cU3qp | CNBC