News · moment 6 of 20
No VIPs on the Plane and the Blackhawk Training Mission
from The D.C. Plane Crash & RFK’s Hearing | The Tim Dillon Show #429 · #429
4 min
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Tim reacts angrily to media outlets stating there were "no VIPs" on the doomed flight, then reads about a former Blackhawk pilot's explanation of routine night training missions to prep for flying officials like Pete Hegseth.
- Tim argues airline workers should answer for their failures on 9/11, claiming they signed up for the job and responsibility for deaths.
- Media outlets reported there were no VIPs on the Kobe Bryant helicopter, which Tim finds callous timing while families were learning loved ones died.
- Former Blackhawk pilot Bradley Bowman explained the crew was conducting routine training flights, not a VIP mission with important passengers aboard.
- The real point: night training missions exist so pilots can practice before they're trusted to transport actual VIPs like the chief of staff of the Army.
CNNBlackhawk helicopter crashBradley BowmanPete Hegseth