Kid Rock and Politics

Two AH‑64 Apache attack helicopters on a training run hovered near Kid Rock’s Whites Creek, Tenn., home — with the route also passing over a downtown "No Kings" protest — prompting Fort Campbell to initiate an administrative review and for Army spokespeople to suspend the crews while officials examined compliance with FAA rules, aviation‑safety protocols and approval requirements. Hours later Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced on X that the suspensions were lifted with "no punishment" or investigation, a decision lauded on social media amid partisan commentary from Kid Rock and President Trump.