No, I'm not from there, and don't know any priests from there. I'm on the west coast.
St. Mark's in D.C. is very famous for the popularity of some of its priests, but its commitment to Orthodoxy has been questioned by many for years. I don't know about its state now, but I know HG Bishop Suriel of Australia publicly took one of its priests, Fr. Anthony El Meseeh, to task for copying some of the wording in some of his sermons from Protestant pastors, and some time later HH Pope Tawadros sent a group of bishops to the D.C. area to investigate complaints that the D.C. area was home to several churches that were not upholding Orthodoxy.
Other bishops closer to the Church in the USA seem to agree on this, by the way. Here is H.E. Metropolitan Serapion of Los Angeles speaking about the situation in D.C. a few years ago (uploaded to YouTube in 2016; I'm not sure when the talk was given):
I don't know what the result of the Egyptian bishops' report was, however, or how D.C. is now. I know that some other problem areas like Canada now have bishops, however, which is a very good development.