Riding into NEW YORK / Ground Zero Memorial

Good morning. We are up and rolling in less than 15 minutes from the bed to the bikes because we've got a small window to hit without getting any rain. Welcome to the ride into New York City. You can see the roads are already wet. It's been raining but I think we're gonna be able to get in between it here. If there's anybody I can ask to get ready in 15 minutes to make a pocket of weather it's going to be a marine. Red skies turn black as night. I need you to see that next sun come. But if there'll be red in the morning light, I need you to see that last red dawn. Well I see all the misery of what is dead and gone. We have made it at New York traffic though. So uh your first time to New York and on a motorcycle. What do you got to say? It's crazy. Like uh it's just hectic man. You gotta cut through the traffic. How are the road conditions? Shit. Yeah you can. And what about the traffic? Traffic's friendly? No. Welcome to New York. All right got my man Cody here. Cody I gotta admit I love the sweater or sweatshirt. He's like oh man he had his sweatshirt packed down so I loaned him mine. But uh headed to show him Times Square and then we're going to try to make it. Well y'all will have just to watch. Here we go Times Square. Possibly the most iconic city in the entire United States of America. New York City. There's a bit of a ride in here today but well worth it to share a city that is so deeply ingrained into the hearts of so many Americans. When I see this city to me it's a reminder of the strength that we've become united. This was a city that was attacked. We attacked the yeah that guy yeah. We were attacked and instead of falling instead of crumbling we came together. We stood strong. We united and this city is a perfect example that no matter what happens we are not quitters. We're stubborn as hell. We are the Americans. That's right. M&M world. That's my weak spot. How many bags of M&Ms have you consumed on this trip Cody? I don't know. I lost count at 10. Lots of stuff to see in this city but you know what? When you got a passion you got to follow it. M&Ms. Here we go. M&M slippers. M&M tie-dye. M&M coffee cup. Orange. Green. Yellow. White. M&M socks. M&M shorts. M&M nighties. M&M dishes. M&M slot machines. M&M lion dispensers. M&M airplanes and hot rods. M&M champagne. M&M handbags. There's a whole other floor up there. Let's go. I'm in heaven. That's M&M world. It's all fun and the city is awesome and it's inspiring to see where it is today. But I think we're gonna go pay a little respect at ground zero. That was an interesting ride. All right, I think we crossed the street here. Boy, it's heavy. So that there, that's the north pool. We'll take you over to the south. This would be our south pool. You know, I just about walked away from this memorial without saying anything because... Because it's just such a somber place. It's heavy, man. Two big holes left in the middle of probably one of the most powerful cities in our nation. It leads me to remember one thing and that is no matter how hard people try to divide us by race, by political beliefs, by religion, by economics, by all the above. When terror strikes our nation, they don't segregate between those. Just about every type of person was lost right there and just about every type of person in this nation went to fight against the evil that did this. The next time you feel separate or segregated from somebody else, just remember we're, we are all Americans. This was done to all of us regardless of any differences we may have. And there's a lot of brave men and women who went and answered that call. And we all owe the beautiful life we have, this country that I share with you every day, to those people. So, I don't know. That's just what struck me. What struck me is the fact that this happened to us all. So, all you countries out there supporting us, following us, watching my channel, I thank you for that. But this one, this is where I end this video.