The Rush Hour With Dave Neal

On this afternoon's Rush Hour, we're covering the escalating economic trade war with Canada and Donald Trump's threats of economic consequences if the Federal Reserve chair refuses to lower interest rates. Plus, the channel absolutely exploded this week! I'm sharing my honest thoughts on the sudden growth, what it means for our community, and where we go from here.

The midterm battle is heating up as Democrats in Texas, Michigan, and South Carolina publicly challenge Republicans to face them on the debate stage. Why are GOP candidates refusing to engage—and could it cost them in November? Plus, alarming developments in the war with Iran as Tehran reportedly prepares to launch a major attack on Israel, raising fears of another dangerous escalation across the Middle East. We break down everything you need to know on this morning's episode of the Rush Hour Podcast.

On this afternoon's Rush Hour Podcast, Nick Viall takes a victory lap on The Viall Files as the Clayton Echard paternity scandal finally reaches its conclusion. We break down his reaction and the long road to Clayton's vindication. Plus, the economic trade war with Canada continues to escalate, and Donald Trump may be looking for an exit from the hot war with Iran. Is the administration preparing to quit the conflict it helped intensify?

America's oil crisis is reaching a dangerous new stage as critical reserves fall to historic lows, raising fresh concerns about gas prices, energy security and what happens next. Plus, we break down the resignation of the Secretary of the Army—and why the shocking departure signals a growing lack of faith in the Trump administration.

Today's top three stories collide in this afternoon edition of the Rush Hour Podcast. The Trump administration continues attacking Canada over its decision to withdraw from the trade agreement—but is the White House telling the full story? We'll also break down what actually happened during the latest escalation in the war with Iran and what could come next. Plus, Milo Yiannopoulos joins Piers Morgan to discuss being deported from the United States.

New developments in the Epstein files raise fresh questions about the powerful people in his orbit. Plus, the escalating war with Iran is pushing both sides toward a devastating outcome—with no clear off-ramp in sight. We break down the latest on today's morning edition of the Rush Hour Podcast.

New strikes have erupted in the war with Iran, raising fears of an even wider and more dangerous conflict. We break down the latest developments and what could happen next.

Plus, a whistleblower alleges that the United States Postal Service is acting at the behest of Donald Trump to help interfere with the election. We examine the explosive claims, the available evidence and the questions that still need to be answered.

And the economic trade war with Canada takes another turn as tensions between the two longtime allies continue to escalate. We've got all that...

The Laura Owens paternity scandal has officially exploded onto the national stage. After admitting guilt, Owens now faces intense media scrutiny as the fallout continues and new audiences learn about the years-long case.

Plus, we have the latest developments in the war in Iran, and Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed fires back after Vice President J.D. Vance hits the campaign trail against him. It's a packed morning edition of the Rush Hour Podcast.

The war with Iran is escalating again as the United States vows to retaliate—but how much deeper are we about to be dragged into this conflict?

Meanwhile, America's economic trade beef with Canada is heating up, threatening prices, jobs and the relationship between two longtime allies. Plus, a stunning propaganda operation has reportedly been uncovered: the Department of Defense paying influencers to push pro-Trump messaging.

We're breaking down all three stories—and what they mean for the country—on this afternoon's episode of the Rush Hour Podcast.

Donald Trump is taking Venezuela's oil—but will Americans actually see cheaper gas, or are prices about to climb even higher? We break down what this escalating conflict could mean for your wallet at the pump.

Plus, the hot war with Iran enters another dangerous phase as tensions rapidly re-escalate. And Trump calls for NBC News host Kristen Welker to be punished over her reporting. We've got all that and more on this morning's episode of the Rush Hour Podcast.

Breaking news: Laura Owens has pleaded guilty as part of a plea deal. We break down what she admitted to, which charges are involved, and what happens next.

Plus, Hasan Piker Derangement Syndrome takes over MS NOW, and Tucker Carlson shocks MAGA by calling for Donald Trump's removal. It's a packed bonus episode of the Rush Hour Podcast!

It's plea deal day for Laura Owens. Will she accept the offer, or reject it and take her chances at trial? We break down the stakes and what could happen next. Plus, Canada is fighting back against America's economic trade war, and a stunning update from the war in Iran: a payroll crisis has left U.S. troops without their paychecks.

CNN's Dana Bash is caught defending positions associated with Hasan Piker as the media's obsession reaches a new level. We break down the latest case of "Hasan Piker Derangement Syndrome" and what the controversy reveals about the political-media establishment. Plus, the global oil crisis intensifies as diesel supplies plunge to a historic low—threatening higher prices, shipping disruptions and economic pain worldwide.

A Florida grand jury has uncovered an alleged massive fraud scheme involving $10 million meant to help sick children. Plus, the war in Iran reaches another dangerous stage as U.S. missile defenses reportedly run critically low and ships continue to come under attack. And in today's wildest breaking story, Donald Trump moves to rename Lake Ontario "Lake America."

On this afternoon edition of The Rush Hour, Donald Trump is reportedly asking Russia for help reopening the Strait of Hormuz as the escalating crisis threatens global oil supplies. We break down what this extraordinary request means for the war, gas prices, and America's standing on the world stage.

Plus, we remember legendary actor Tim Curry, who has passed away at the age of 80, and unpack the coordinated smears targeting progressive political commentator Hasan Piker.

The CIA director travels to Russia for a high-stakes meeting with Vladimir Putin—but what was discussed, and could this signal that another war is on the horizon? We break down the latest developments, what the meeting could mean, and all the major updates from the war in Iran.

Plus, Donald Trump is threatening to demolish the Kennedy Center if his name isn't added to the building. We'll unpack that bizarre demand and share an absolutely insane update from the court battle.

Breaking news out of Nashville: Dolly Parton, the beloved country music icon, songwriter and philanthropist, has passed away at 80. We reflect on the extraordinary life and legacy of a Tennessee legend whose music, generosity and unmistakable personality touched generations.

Plus, Canada strikes back as the tariff battle escalates, opening another dangerous chapter in Trump's economic war with our closest neighbor. And Dr. Abdul El-Sayed takes the case for Medicare for All directly to Fox News, challenging Jesse Watters and making the argument that healthcare should be a right—not a luxury.

All that and more on...

Ted Cruz is facing explosive new scrutiny over claims that Israeli government money helped fund advertising on his podcast. We break down what the reporting actually shows, who paid whom, and the serious questions it raises about foreign influence and political media.

Plus, the economic war with Canada is escalating. We've got the latest updates on tariffs, trade retaliation, rising prices, and what this cross-border showdown could mean for American workers and consumers.

Economic D-Day has arrived—but what does it mean for the war in Iran, oil prices, and the financial pain facing everyday Americans? We break down the latest escalation and where this crisis could go next.

Then, ICE reportedly detains the son of a U.S. military service member. We examine the disturbing case, the latest developments involving ICE, and mounting allegations of corruption and abuse inside America's immigration-enforcement system.

On today's morning edition of The Rush Hour, we're covering three major stories shaking the country and the world. First, the imported beef disaster—and what it could mean for American ranchers, grocery prices and the food supply. Then, the escalating economic war with Canada threatens to inflict even more damage on consumers and businesses on both sides of the border. Plus, we have the latest developments from the war in Iran as tensions continue to rise and the consequences spread far beyond the Middle East.

Dave Neal breaks it all down with sharp analysis, a little co...

The Iran crisis is reaching a dangerous new stage as China refuses to buckle under U.S. pressure and the world braces for another potential hot war this weekend. We break down the latest military escalation, the growing international stakes, and just how quickly this conflict could spiral out of control.

Plus, Natalie Harp's reported love letters are revealed—and Pete Hegseth fires a Stars and Stripes editor following his coverage of the USS Abraham Lincoln. Is the Pentagon trying to control the story as tensions rise? We've got all the latest on the afternoon edition of Th...

The New York Times has exposed a horrifying crisis involving America's protected wild horses—animals removed from public lands by the federal government and reportedly funneled toward slaughter. We break down the investigation, how the system failed, and who must be held accountable.

Plus, Donald Trump's war with Iran continues to disrupt the global oil supply. We have the latest on rising oil and gasoline prices—and what this escalating crisis could soon mean for your wallet.

Donald Trump is declaring an "economic D-Day" on Iran—and the immediate fallout could hit Americans directly at the pump. Oil prices are surging as tensions escalate, raising new fears about inflation, gas prices and the wider global economy. We've got all the latest updates, plus Republican politicians continue ducking debate challenges while hoping voters won't notice. It's all happening on the afternoon edition of The Rush Hour!

On this morning's episode of The Rush Hour, Lindsey Graham's sister Darlene delivers a disastrous debate performance—and somehow still reminds us just how embarrassingly low the Republican Party has set the bar.

Then, we've got a major update on the war in Iran. Iranian officials are now threatening to target European cities if Donald Trump escalates the conflict. Is the world being pulled toward an even wider and more dangerous war?

We're breaking down the debate disaster, the latest threats from Iran, and everything you need to know this morning.

Last night's primaries delivered a political earthquake in Florida, where a stunning upset sent a clear warning to the establishment. We break down the results, what fueled the surprise victory, and what it could mean for the midterms.

Then, we turn to Hasan Piker—and the bizarre obsession his critics have with taking him down. Why does one progressive streamer trigger politicians, pundits, and the online right so intensely? We unpack the growing case of "Hasan Derangement Syndrome" and what the attacks reveal about today's political media.

Donald Trump may be preparing to wave the white flag in the Middle East. After months of threats, escalation and promises of victory, Trump is reportedly considering a deal that could amount to a stunning surrender. What happened to "winning"?

Then, the oil crisis is getting worse as diesel crack spreads reach an all-time high—threatening higher prices throughout the entire economy. Even Fox Business appears fed up with Trump misleading Americans about the crisis unfolding at the pump.

We're breaking down both major stories on the morning edition of the Rush Hour podcast.

It's primary day in Florida—and the drama is already unfolding after a representative was reportedly busted rummaging through someone else's mail. We'll break down what happened and what today's results could mean.

Then, Japan's currency is collapsing as fears of a wider financial crisis intensify. Could Japan be forced to sell off massive amounts of U.S. assets—and is America next?

Plus, Republicans are manufacturing outrage after Senator Jon Ossoff criticized Trump aide Natalie Harp. We'll cut through the pearl-clutching and explain what Ossoff actually said on this afternoon edition of the Rush Hour...

Donald Trump lashes out at a female reporter as his attempts to control the war in Iran continue to unravel—and now he's demanding a staggering $10 billion from U.S. ally South Korea.

Then, the global oil crisis is getting worse. What does it mean for gas prices, inflation, and your wallet? We break down how much pain Americans could soon feel at the pump.

A packed afternoon edition of The Rush Hour: We begin with the tragic death of Nashville and Heroes star Hayden Panettiere at just 36 years old. Then, Marjorie Taylor Greene makes an explosive claim that high-level discussions are underway about potentially using a nuclear weapon against Iran—warning, "It's real. I know." Plus, the White House communications team targets Senator Jon Ossoff after he speaks out about conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, while a Fox News host attacks the exhausted sailors complaining about life aboard the carrier. Dave breaks down all the latest developments.

The war with Iran takes an alarming turn as the Iranian government reportedly offers $30,000 bounties for attacks on American soldiers. We break down the latest developments, the growing danger facing U.S. troops, and where the conflict could go next. Plus, Donald Trump teases another run in 2028—and Steve Bannon is openly pushing for a third Trump term. Is this just MAGA trolling, or are they testing the limits of the Constitution?

In this explosive bonus weekend episode of The Rush Hour, we cover major developments in the war with Iran as Tehran declares diplomacy is finished and the crisis enters a dangerous new phase. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is launching his own bank—but is it his latest money-making scam? Plus, Trump tells Americans they should be willing to accept rising gas prices as the economic consequences of the war hit home.

Three major stories dominate today's afternoon edition of The Rush Hour. First, we examine the latest Epstein files controversy as the Trump administration faces accusations that references to Donald Trump are still being concealed. Then, we break down the stunning update surrounding Luigi Mangione's guilty plea and what comes next in the case. Finally, we cover the latest developments in the Iran war, including the escalating consequences at home and abroad.

DESCRIPTION: Joe Rogan appears to finally be coming to terms with the scale of Donald Trump's corruption—but is it too little, too late? Plus, Hasan Piker threatens to sue CNN commentator Scott Jennings for defamation, and disturbing updates reveal the reportedly abysmal conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln. Dave breaks it all down on the morning edition of The Rush Hour podcast.

Three major stories rock the afternoon edition of The Rush Hour. A source claims Luigi Mangione is preparing to plead guilty—but what would that mean for his case? Another explosive allegation suggests Israel may have fabricated an assassination plot against Donald Trump. Plus, conspiracies swirl around Karoline Leavitt's sudden departure: Did she abandon Trump after reports revealed she was aboard the mysterious decoy plane? We separate what's being reported from what remains speculation.

Breaking news: Karoline Leavitt is stepping down as Donald Trump's press secretary—but will remain in Trump's orbit as an outside adviser. We examine her sudden departure and what it says about the growing turmoil surrounding this administration.

Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Lakers are being sold for a record $12.5 billion to an ownership group led by Bob Iger and Jared Kushner's billionaire brother, Joshua Kushner. We break down why the deal—and the Kushner family's proximity to presidential power—raises serious questions about influence and corruption.

Plus, the latest developments in the Iran war and the gr...

The results are in from last night's elections—and Mike Lindell is already crying foul. After losing his race, the MyPillow founder refused to concede and claimed there were mysterious "election irregularities."

Meanwhile, progressive candidates delivered several landslide victories across the country, while others came painfully close to pulling off major upsets. We're breaking down the biggest wins, the narrow losses, what the results reveal about the Democratic Party, and all the important updates from election night.

The Iran war takes another dangerous turn as the Houthis reportedly attack a Saudi Arabian ship, raising new fears about the security of one of the world's most important energy corridors. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is painting a rosy picture of oil flowing out of the region—but the numbers may tell a very different story. We break down what's actually happening with oil shipments, why the situation remains so fragile, and what it could mean for Americans at the pump.

Plus, new polling is flashing warning signs for Republicans as Democrats continue to surge. Is the po...

It's a packed afternoon edition of The Rush Hour Podcast as Donald Trump pulls a bizarre disappearing act—ducking out of Air Force One while seemingly using a crowd of reporters as a decoy. What exactly was he trying to avoid?

Then, the Mitch McConnell saga gets even uglier as his supporters mock journalists who are simply trying to get answers and seek the truth. We break down the outrage, the evasions, and why asking basic questions has apparently become controversial.

Plus, Trump sets his sights on Zohran Mamdani, ramping up his attacks on socialism as...

The global oil crisis is getting worse, and the Trump administration still doesn't appear to have an answer. We break down the latest fallout from the crisis, what it could mean for Americans at the pump, and why Trump refuses to admit defeat as the pressure continues to build.

Plus, we've got another bizarre update from the White House reflecting pool saga. Why is Trump so determined to avoid admitting defeat over the reflecting pool? We break down the latest developments, the political theater surrounding it, and why this seemingly ridiculous story may perfectly capture a much...

The pressure is mounting on Donald Trump as the war in Iran drags on and his administration still can't get the Strait of Hormuz fully reopened. After signals that a breakthrough might be close, Iran is now demanding major U.S. concessions before commercial shipping can resume — while Trump is pushing back with demands of his own. We break down how a war that was supposed to deliver results has instead turned into a prolonged geopolitical standoff with enormous consequences for global shipping and energy markets.

Then, the mainstream media appears to be having a full-blown Hasan Pi...