Today we're talking about how there's a fake video of me going around.

This embarrassing fight broke out in the Senate today and Bernie Sanders had to try to hold people back.

A man's now been arrested for killing a hockey player whose neck was sliced open by a skate during a game.

This landmark case playing out right now could change journalism forever.

We break down the Army's billion dollar plan to vacuum up an entire river's worth of fish.

Democrats are being tracked down and confronted for not calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

We're talking about all that and so much more on today's extra large Philip DeFranco show

you daily dive into the news, so let's just jump into it. Starting with, we need to talk about

this Adam Johnson situation because police seem to believe that his death was more than just a freak

accident. And for those unfamiliar with this, the situation blew up a little while ago. Then there was kind of like a question of what was going to happen. But Johnson was a 29-year-old hockey player

for Minnesota who played for the Nottingham Panthers in England. But then, a couple of weeks ago,

during a championship game against the Sheffield Steelers, he collided with a member of the opposing

team and the other guy's skate cut Johnson's throat. And while he was immediately rushed to the hospital, he was soon pronounced dead. And this event absolutely shocked the hockey world, then growing and growing.

You had hundreds attending his vigil leaving flowers, candles, and hockey sticks at his memorial as well,

as his romantic partner giving this extremely touching tribute.

The last year or so, you came up with so many different plans for us from starting a farm or a coffee shop

or me becoming some big hot shot so you could be a stay-at-home

dad with a whole van full of kids you wanted. I just hope in heaven they let you have your farm

and all the cows and chickens, your little heart desires. And we saw in an attempt to prevent this

kind of thing from happening again, the coroner called for compulsory use of neck guards and ice hockey.

In fact, the English ice hockey association said it would start making neck guards mandatory starting in 2024 as

part of a three-step plan, as well as as as saying the UK's elite ice hockey league strongly

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