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Today on Segment 16, the guys read an email from a VIP who wants to send the guys some treats from her new home in Virginia. She's also bought front row tickets to the Grand Rapids Live at Night show, and is driving with her husband, 5-month-old, and dog, just to see the show!

Today on Segment 16, the guys talk about a photo posted today of a man standing on amazingly clear ice covering a lake. It almost seems like a fake photo, that ice is so clear. But there's science behind it. See the photo below, it's crazy!

Today on Segment 16, the guys check out some news stories. First up, the attorney general is going after officials involved in the Flint water crisis, and looking to get them on felony charges. This could mean 20 years in prison.

Waukesha, Wisc. is in the Mississippi River basin. The city needs clean water and has requested 8.2 million gallons of water per day from the Great Lakes basin. Should Waukesha be given permission to divert water from Lake Michigan?

Dearborn woman, Diana Hussein, has given up her Twitter handle for a good cause. Hussein handed over @DietDrPepper to the company who owns Dr Pepper in exchange for $5,000 in bottled water for Flint, The Detroit Free Press Reports.

Today on Segment 16, the guys learned all about Hot Wings' amazing knowledge of basketball, and sports in general. Remember, "the less you know the better you do". Or something. Knowledge which fails him again and again when it comes to picking brackets every year.

Today on Segment 16, the guys talk about the Flint water crisis a bit more, and how things seem to be derailing from the point. The point is to help the people in Flint, and quickly. But politics seems to be taking over the process, with fingers pointing across party lines, instead of at all the people responsible.

Today on Segment 16, the guys talk about some more of the emails and information coming out about the Flint water fiasco. There are so many people involved with the information that should be held accountable. How does this happen in the US?

The Flint water crisis has communities across the country taking a closer look at the safety of their own drinking water. That includes the 230,000 customers in Kent and Ottawa counties served by the City of Wyoming’s Water Treatment Plant. The City of Wyoming Water Treatment Plant is providing answers to questions about lead in the water, lead testing, and how to report problems with local drinki

Michigan’s Consumer Protection Division has released a consumer alert to help Flint residents protect themselves from common scams attempted during crisis situations.

Today of Free Beer and Hot Wings Segment 16, the guys talk about the latest news coming out about the Flint water crisis. Details about the City of Flint government offices using bottled water instead of city water, since it hadn't passed testing have come out, not, too. So much evidence of wrongdoing in this crisis.

Speaking the The Daily Beast, Damon said, "At the very least he should resign! At the very least."