In Hour 1 of The Burning Truth with Casey Hendrickson, we unpack the latest headlines—from a deadly NYC helicopter crash that forced a major tour company to shut down immediately, to President Trump’s public stand against media narratives surrounding MS-13 and immigration policy. Plus, Trump delivers a powerful message recognizing the start of Holy Week, calling the resurrection of Christ a moment that “forever changed history.”

🚁 NYC Helicopter Tour Operator Grounded After Fatal Crash

A helicopter tour company in NYC is being forced to cease operations immediately after a tragic crash involving one of their aircraft.

• Fatalities have been confirmed

• The operator has been under scrutiny for previous safety violations

• FAA and NTSB investigations are underway

✈️ Safety must be more than a slogan—it must be policy.

🙏 Trump Honors Holy Week and the Power of Resurrection

President Trump issued a strong message of faith as Holy Week began:

“History was forever changed by the resurrection of Jesus Christ.”

• A bold and unapologetic Christian message from the former president

• Resonated strongly with Evangelicals and faith communities

• Notably ignored or downplayed by mainstream media outlets

🕊️ Trump’s recognition of Easter week contrasts sharply with today’s culture wars.

⚔️ MS-13 Deportation Controversy: El Salvador Says "No Deal"

A diplomatic firestorm erupted after El Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele told Trump he would not send back a suspected MS-13 gang member:

• Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia was previously deported to El Salvador

• El Salvador now refuses to return him to the U.S.

• Trump advisor Stephen Miller slams DOJ and the media narrative

🎯 DOJ, Trump Team, and the Media Battle Over Deportation

Top Trump aide Stephen Miller accused the DOJ of sabotaging the administration’s immigration enforcement.

• DOJ claimed the deportation was an "accident"

• Courts have “no authority” to force El Salvador to return Garcia

• Miller ripped CNN and other outlets for misleading coverage

📺 Trump's cabinet even took turns mocking CNN during Bukele's visit.