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. The last Friday of the year. It's December 27th, 2024, and I've got all of your news in one place. Good vibes,

indeed. We've got a massive fight happening on Twitter between Elon Musk and Lauren Loomer. It's the juicy

content keeping us fed during the Christmas holiday. I'll give you all those updates, plus some

updates on the drone situation

and Luigi Mangione, a shocking comment from a panelist on Fox News sides with Luigi. Plus some updates

on the podcast studio, beefing with Laura Owens. It looks like her deadline to pay has passed and lawyers are now getting involved.

Also, we've got a retired NFL quarterback receiving a second shot at the pros. It's a story made

for Disney. I'm going to explain that and so much more and it's all coming up next on The Rush.

All right, it is our final Friday here of the

year and boy, we like a good loose conversation on Fridays. I will give you the T as we know it from

the Bachelor Clayton Eckerd scenario that clearly will never die apparently at this point.

It'll be rolling into 2025 as lawsuits keep emerging from other people

dealing with Laura Owens. But first, let's do some good news here. Miami Northwestern's head coach.

Miami Northwestern is a high school. Their head coach Teddy Bridgewater, former NFL football player,

is heading back to the league. Looks like a feel good story. Maybe one go-around. Let's listen to the report.

Imagine playing high school football on Friday and waking up on Sunday morning to watch your head coach play quarterback in the NFL.

Well, that's sort of what's going on with Teddy Bridgewater. In his first season coaching, former Pro Bowl quarterback Teddy Bridgewater led his high school alma mater to a Florida State Championship.

While less than two weeks later, Bridgewater came out of retirement to sign a deal with the Detroit Lions in return to the NFL.

Before signing, though, Bridgewater told NFL Network he does not plan to leave his post as Miami Northwestern's head football coach.

We wanted to win a state championship and then coach go back to the league, see what

happens, and then come back February and all season, continue coach the high school football.

So lead your high school alma mater to a state title, go play quarterback in the NFL,

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