The Rush Hour With Dave Neal

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 and more on the afternoon edition of the Rush Hour Podcast.

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.