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0:00On March 30, the U.S. Army is looking into why Apache helicopters flew right by Kid Rock's house in Nashville, Tennessee, and also near anti-Trump. Protests there. This happened over the weekend, and the singer, a big Trump supporter, posted a video of himself saluting one from his poolside. Kid Rock shared the clip on X, captioning it with praise for America and those who defended. At the same time, those same helicopters buzzed close to demonstrators in the No Kings protest against Trump's deportation push, Iran policies, and more. The Army stresses that aviators follow, strict safety and flight rules, and they're doing an administrative review to check for any violations. Military leaders say the forces stay apolitical, loyal only to the Constitution, not any party. Defense Secretary Pete Haguezeth is shaking things up fast, firing top generals to push Trump's security plans, and cut diversity programs he sees as. Unfair. Democrats warn this can mean using troops for political stunts.

1:03With thousands showing up for protests across all 50 states, including Nashville, the reviews still ongoing, and they'll act if rules were. Broken. Keeping everyone watching how the military stays neutral in these tense times. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today. AI-powered pop culture coverage.