Get ready to hear the truth about America on a show that's not immune to the facts with

your host, Dan Von Gino.

You know, it's been a long time, folks, it's been a long time since September 11, 2001.

And I mean, we all obviously moved by that day, I mean, all of us, if you were alive and

you weren't just deeply traumatized by that day, then you really weren't alive.

I don't know, you know, some stupor or whatever, but being in a New Yorker myself, being

up in New York, when it went down and, you know, having met Paula just a week earlier

so that, you know, every, we know how long we've known each other because I met her literally

a week earlier, right before 9-11.

And then Paula having worked right next door at 9-11 and 120 Broadway at the Securities

Industry Association.

It's just every year, it happens.

I always feel like, I don't know how you feel, but I always feel like maybe, you know,

that old time heals all wounds thing, you know, the cliche, but it really doesn't.

Like this morning, I was sitting there and I'm shaving and I'm watching the news and they're

going through all the events of the day and it just all brings it back.

It's just, yeah, I got a lot to talk about today, you know, usually Monday, I do a weekend

update.

We're obviously too frivolous for wasting any time on that today.

Nothing really happened anyway, but even if it did, it doesn't matter.

It's just, there's just too much to talk about today.

So much happened over the weekend and we're always balancing this, you know, question about

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