I'm Johnny Rola. It's gonna be a big show and joining me on this big show, Jared Jackson.

How's it going?

What's going on?

It's a sad day, a sombre day.

It's one of those days.

Obviously. So look, we have a lot of things that we're going to talk about, but we do want

to talk about 9-11, obviously. And I want to start off informally. We have some sad,

spooky stuff a little bit later on. But just it's been 18 years, which means that there

are people who can vote. People who are serving abroad who hadn't even been born when it happened,

obviously, people have acknowledged. And yeah, it's like I still remember exactly as everyone

who was old enough at the time. I remember exactly what I was doing where I was when

it happened. I just got into college. I lived, I was in a quad. It was like four people.

It was big room with a TV. So everyone on the floor, that's where we gathered as it

was going on. I remember waking up when the first plane had hit. I saw online news. It

was plane crashes in the, you know, trade center. And I went back to sleep because there

were no details. And so I thought it was just a little thing in accident. That's all.

We'll back up 15 minutes later, whatever. And it was, you know, this world changing thing.

Where were you? Which school you said?

I was at UConn. Yeah.

What about you?

It was real time because on the west coast, I'm at home. And I'm in college as well as

my senior year. And I was much earlier. That's true. Yeah. It's so much earlier in the

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