What do you remember?

Well, it was a very memorable time.

First of all, My birthday is September 8th, so three days before the attacks.

I was at a wedding in Saratoga Springs, New York, a beautiful wedding in an apple orchard.

And what I remember is that... three of the men who were at this wedding, um, best men, uh, were, um, uh, worked in the world trade center.

And we talked about the view from, you know, 80 feet, 80 stories up and, and all of that.

And, um, so, um, it turns out that, um, uh, one of them didn't show up for work that day and the other two were managed to get out.

What did you witness?

A lot of these motorcycle clubs are to me.

So let me tell you a little bit about the, uh, Chicago Outlaws, which is a motorcycle gang that was founded way back in, uh, 1935, um, just outside of Chicago, um, in a little suburb that's west of, uh, Midway Airport, if you know where that is.

Um, and, uh, when you talk about the Outlaws, they're one of the biggest motorcycle gangs in the country.

I mean, you think of the Outlaws, you think of Hells Angels, you might think of Mongols out on the West Coast and, uh, they're all considered one percenters, meaning that, um, the members all have been kind of patched in.

They wear these patches that show that they have done something, uh, amazing in their opinion for the, uh, for the club in order to become a member and usually that means they committed some sort of violence.

They killed somebody, beat somebody up, did something for the club that got them into this organization.

So these, uh, particular clubs are full of violent guys and, um, they've, uh, they've battled each other over the years.

Is it something like, I don't know, a, a VFW hall or a Moose Lodge? I don't know.And here's what Frank had to say about it.