Get ready to hear the truth about America on a show that's not immune to the facts with your host Dan Von Geno.

You know man, this fragility and the whole life thing has kind of creeped up on me in the last few weeks.

It's funny because I move a lot, I'm always bouncing around.

I'm like a no man, I can never settle in one spot I get like ants in my

pants you know I'm in a place for a little while I'm always like this is the last

place I'm ever gonna live and then 10 minutes later I changed my mind. So I don't really have anything from my my childhood. He had a house fire and when I find these little gizmos from my past, some of them wound up making it through the fire

because they were in my mom's house or something,

moving a lot has its advantages.

I found this case of stuff in a house I moved.

Joe, you remember the Palm City House?

Well, I had a bunch of stuff in there.

I had left, you know, because I never sold the house.

My mother-in-law lived there.

So we are getting rid of it.

We're buy it.

We're selling this house.

So I go through this case, I found this awesome day.

This is, check this out, I showed the homies in the studio,

this is morning.

When you get on Air Force One, there's a menu and it says welcome aboard Air Force One and the menu is on this side.

So what they did was, this was from my first day on Air Force One, Wednesday, July 26, 2006, and then this was the one from the last one, Friday, October 2nd, 2010.

So it was pretty cool, man. Everybody signed it from the shift. Brings back some memories man when you get a house fire and you lose a lot of stuff little things make a huge difference. Why am I telling you that? I have no freaking idea because I got a big show today. Here's the premise of today's

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