Supplement Expert https://centurion.health/HOUR 2Hour 2 of Rush to Reason takes listeners on a powerful journey from history to today’s cultural and political divide—and asks some uncomfortable questions along the way. John Rush is joined by Richard Battle to explore the life of Andrew Jackson—a leader shaped by adversity, resilience, and grit. What can his story teach a generation that’s been told success requires privilege?But the tone quickly shifts. A viral street interview sparks a fiery discussion about perception, misinformation, and how far cultural narratives have drifted. Are Americans losing their ability to distinguish reality from ideology? And why are misconceptions about political beliefs so widespread?Then the conversation turns practical—and costly. From fuel blends to ethanol mandates, John breaks down what he believes is driving gas prices higher. Are outdated regulations and lobbying groups quietly impacting what you pay at the pump?By the end of the hour, one thing is clear: whether it’s leadership, culture, or energy policy—the real story may be far different than what you’ve been told.Timestamps 1:08 — Richard Battle — Author / Speaker https://richardbattle.com/HOUR 3Hour 3 of Rush to Reason pulls back the curtain on power, policy, and who really controls the future of American life. John Rush is joined by Karen Bailey Chapman of SEMA to tackle a growing question: as vehicles become more advanced, will government regulations quietly limit your ability to modify—and even control—your own car?The conversation then pivots to national security and media narratives. Can former insiders truly be trusted, or are some voices amplified for political impact? And how do you separate fact from agenda in a world flooded with information?Later, author Kevin Mooney joins to challenge the driving forces behind climate policy. Are these initiatives about protecting the planet—or reshaping society through regulation, taxation, and control?The hour wraps with a hard look at Colorado politics, ballot access, and electability. Who actually has a chance to win—and are internal divisions sealing the outcome before it even begins?In the end, one question remains: who’s really making the decisions that shape your future?Timestamps 1:08 — Karen Bailey Chapman — SEMA https://www.semahq.org/* 25:56 — Kevin Mooney — Author / Restoration News https://restoration-news.com/