D.L. riffs on expectations when men “fly women out” and the blurred lines around relationships and consent. Jamal Kingsley, the Militant Man, humorously exposes racism in everyday life — from the price of white vs. dark meat chicken combos to symbolism in funerals and weddings. The team then covers Texas Democrats returning to Austin to continue their redistricting battle, while D.L. jokes about Dean Cain going from Superman to “supersized Lex Luthor.” The crew closes with shoutouts, community service stories with Ice Cube and Shaq, and a heartfelt note about Jasmine’s family loss.

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John Legend joins the show to discuss his music, activism, and how he balances political truth-telling with artistry. D.L. praises Legend’s ability to stay authentic while still delivering timeless music. The Short Bus Records parody segment roasts Shannon Sharpe’s multimillion-dollar settlement with his accuser, while Civil Wilkes updates listeners on Trump hosting European leaders for Ukraine peace talks, Obama supporting Texas Democrats in their redistricting fight, and the latest $705M Powerball jackpot.

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The conversation continues with Will Smith’s reflections on explaining the Oscars slap to his nephew and how the incident changed his public persona. D.L. and the crew compare Will’s former “America’s favorite” charm to Magic Johnson’s affability, questioning whether he’ll ever fully recover that image. Fans call in to debate if Chris Rock or Will Smith was more permanently changed, while jokes fly at Michael Strahan’s famous gap and Arsenio Hall’s big smile. The show wraps with fiery audience opinions, including whether Jada Pinkett Smith and public perception added fuel to the controversy.

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D.L. Hughley kicks off with Amanda Seales dismantling conservative talking points, sparking a heated discussion on Black conservatism, crime statistics, and proximity vs. poverty. The crew runs through a long list of celebrity birthdays, from Kevin Hart’s wife Eniko Hart to Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Wu-Tang’s Masta Killa, and even Roberto Clemente. Later, the team debates how human evolution could make wisdom teeth and body hair obsolete, before diving into Will Smith’s interview on the All The Smoke podcast and the lingering impact of his slap on Chris Rock.

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From fiery political commentary to pure comedy, this episode delivers it all. D.L. Hughley kicks off with why Trump is really targeting certain cities—revenge against places that rejected him—and calls out the hypocrisy behind the Epstein cover-up. Jasmine Sanders’ Top 5 Annoying Things Your Lover Does That Almost Got Them Canceled sparks hilarious banter about relationship pet peeves. The GED Section drops hard truths about how targeted job cuts and economic policies are crushing Black women—America’s most educated demographic—while inflation and tariffs squeeze everyone. Add in trending stories, a Hall & Oates truce, and the crew’s unfiltered humor, and you’ve got an episode packed with truth, laughs, and the kind of real talk that keeps listeners coming back.

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D.L. digs into the rising cost of groceries, Trump’s tariffs on China, and fears of a man-made recession. In his GED Section, he connects the dots on how attacks on DEI and the federal workforce disproportionately hurt Black women—the most educated group in America—while white men remain the least educated. He warns that when Black communities “get the flu,” the whole country is already sick, making it clear these policies hurt everyone. The hour closes on a lighter note with Hall & Oates ending their legal battle and the crew’s plans for a seafood-packed birthday dinner.

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Jasmine Sanders brings the laughs with her Top 5 Annoying Things Your Lover Does That Almost Got Them Canceled—from leaving the toilet seat up to stinking up the bathroom right when you need it. The crew piles on with their own petty complaints, turning everyday annoyances into comedy gold. Between the jokes, quick-hit takes on trending news keep the conversation sharp and unpredictable.

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D.L. Hughley opens with a fiery breakdown of why Trump keeps targeting major cities like D.C., Baltimore, and Chicago—all with Black leadership and all places that rejected him at the polls. The crew dives into the Epstein case cover-up, calling out hypocrisy in political and religious circles, and the real danger of authoritarian power grabs. Between sharp political takes, D.L. delivers a thought-provoking reminder: if God can’t hear your prayers over the cries of victims you ignore, maybe it’s time to look in the mirror.

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D.L. Hughley and his crew tackle one of the most shocking family betrayal stories ever heard - a daughter's confession that she falsely accused her stepfather of molestation 10 years ago to help her biological father break up her mother's marriage. The revelation sparks intense debate about accountability, forgiveness, and the devastating consequences of lies that could have destroyed an innocent man's life. Callers flood the phone lines with outrage and advice, while the hosts explore the psychological damage inflicted on all parties involved. Beyond the family drama, D.L. gets personal about losing friendships over political differences, including firing an agent for supporting Trump, and the crew discovers AOL dial-up is finally dying while confessing their own digital dinosaur habits. Comedian Damon Williams adds levity with stories from Martha's Vineyard and the trials of living with a menopausal spouse. It's a rollercoaster of serious social commentary, personal revelations, and signature D.L. Hughley humor that will leave you questioning family loyalty and laughing at life's absurdities.

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D.L. opens up about the personal cost of political divisions, revealing how he's lost relationships and even fired an agent over Trump support. The conversation turns to the awkward reality of friendships strained by politics and the questions we all hate being asked - from "Why are you still single?" to "When are you going back to church?" The crew discovers that AOL dial-up internet is finally shutting down, leading to hilarious confessions about ancient email addresses and digital archaeology. D.L. promotes his upcoming City Winery show with Don Lemon while sharing funny stories about Don's pistol of a mother from New Orleans who helped bring the two hosts together.

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