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

Folks, I hope you understand we're starting early today for a reason.

Just a tragic situation last night. Everybody's worst fear.

I have a fear of flying and have for a long time because of the lack of control.

I mean, you're obviously not on a steering wheel, handling a stick shift, a gas pedal, or a break.

Your life isn't in someone else's hands.

Well, I've had this fear of flying for a long time.

Just an unimaginable situation.

And, you know, I try to use my words carefully because in times of tragedy, I think it's

important to.

When I say unimaginable, I mean it.

I've flown in and out of Reagan, as many of you

have. I mean, I think Michael just flew out of there a couple of weeks ago. I don't know,

three, four hundred times. I mean, it was our home airport and we were all agents in D.C.

It's how we got pretty much everywhere. It's either that or Dulles. And I never imagined the situation where there would be a midair with a helicopter.

It's a sensitive topic for me, obviously because of the tragic nature of it,

but also because I've been involved in a number of helicopter

flights in that exact same area. So I've seen both ends of it. The planes taking off and landing,

having flown out of there, and I've flown up the Potomac many times in these heloes, in these

birds. And it never even occurred to me that this would happen.

So here's how we're going to handle this.

Number one, obviously we're going to do it responsibly.

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