Welcome to the rush hour. Your daily dose of pop culture for your rush hour ride. Buckle up and enjoy the drive with your host, stand-up comedian Dave Neal. Good morning, everybody. Happy Friday to you on this November 1st, 2024. I like to refer to November 1st as my half birthday. Do you guys keep

tally on your half birthdays? I certainly do 39 and a half today. Can you believe it? And I haven't

aged a day over that. I tell you what. All right, I got big updates for you in the Bachelor

Clayton Eckard case. It's really not the Bachelor Clayton Eckard case.

It's DeLora Owen's case, as she may be getting indicted. It's a wild story. And also the county

prosecutor released a statement on Twitter. We're going to analyze and possibly overanalyze what that

could have meant. Plus, Bachelor Colton Underwood talks about life as a dad. And we also have ESPN planning on using artificial

intelligence to customize their show to the viewer. Plus, the State Department gives an update

on the 10,000 North Korean soldiers training in Russia. Oh boy, this cannot be good. Are they

there for a birthday party? I don't think so. I don't think this is good.

Plus, an early vote check shows Dems and Republicans are both voting early and massive numbers.

And I got all those stories and so much more. So stick around. Those are coming up next on the rush.

Why don't we start with updates on the Bachelor Clayton Eckert's story? Again, not involving Clayton

per se, although there is a, I guess, notice of appeal happening, which means Laura Owens and her

esteemed attorney have a chance to appeal the decision and explain why. And I think they have

until mid-December to do that. But this is something different. This is the Maricopa County Attorney's Office, and they released a statement,

namely by Rachel Mitchell. She is the county prosecutor. So she's in charge of the county

deciding which crimes to prosecute. They have different divisions, different attorneys that cover

different types of crimes.

I don't know the ins and outs.

But obviously, she's aware that there's a lot of people that want to see the truth, you know,

come to light and an investigation happened.

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