The Rush Hour With Dave Neal

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 podcast.

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.