Today on the DML podcast, tragedy has struck in D.C.

But as much as we're going to talk about that and the details we know so far,

we're also going to talk about RFK Jr.'s first confirmation hearing yesterday,

some details from Trump's signing of the Lake and Riley Act,

and some really bad mayors that are in America right now. We have this and more,

and as always, it's all unfiltered. Dennis Michael Lynch gives you his word and he will never

let you down. He will always fight for America. The only one who really puts his money where

his mouth is is Dennis Michael Lynch.

Hey, everybody. It's Denny here. We are coming a little late to you today for just two reasons.

One, studio-wise, we had some maintenance issues today that we got a hold on. And DML's still

kind of dealing with that. So he may, I think, be coming back tomorrow, but if not tomorrow,

definitely next week. And then, obviously, last night, this wasn't really planned for our show today,

considering at the time that it happened, tragedy struck in D.C. probably our worst airline

tragedy that we've had in decades. An American Airlines flight

from what we know, a commercial airline, and Ryan will play the video just kind of as B-roll

in the background. I'm sure many of you have already seen it. But the commercial flight that

was coming out of Wichita, Kansas and heading into Reagan Airport, was

struck by a Black Hawk helicopter, or I guess more specifically, a helicopter that was doing

a training exercise, I believe, out of a military base in Virginia, Fort Belvoir.

60 passengers, or 64 in total, if you count the crew, as well as three soldiers that were

on the helicopter, were in that crash, that aircraft collision.

And the rescue efforts have turned into recovery efforts because mainly, I think so far, there's only been 30 bodies

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