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America voted. Now comes the argument.
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Stephen A. praised the conversation. Bill Maher defended the dinner. Then Trump called the evening a “waste of time.” D.L. Hughley has a response—and it’s not a thank-you note.
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She drove two hours to support Ken Paxton—then says she was shown the door. So much for the welcome committee.
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Stephen A. Smith is loud but lacks courage. He says he went to Trump’s dinner for HBCUs. D.L. Hughley asks a different question: Who got played?
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Barack Obama gave America eight years. Does he owe us the rest of his life, too?
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Stephen A. Smith has another take. D.L. Hughley has had ENOUGH. After Stephen A.’s comments about Lane Johnson’s mental health, D.L. asks: When does “speaking your mind” become talking out of your ass?
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Ben Crump brings new evidence in the Nolan Wells case—and D.L. Hughley has one question: HOW MANY ANSWERS DOES THIS FAMILY HAVE TO FIND THEMSELVES?
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Macklemore was dropped from Ed Sheeran’s tour—and then every remaining supporting act walked away. Ed says it was the promoters. Macklemore points to billionaire Patriots owner Robert Kraft and powerful venue owners. D.L. Hughley follows the money, the pressure and the excuses to ask the question nobody wants to answer: When billionaires control the buildings, do they also get to control who speaks?
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Lindsey Clancy admitted to killing her three children. Her trial ended without a verdict after 11 jurors reportedly believed she should be found not criminally responsible because of mental illness.
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In Episode 41 of Uncertain, D.L. Hughley connects the dots between Medicaid cuts threatening working families, Louisiana criminalizing homelessness, attacks on public education, and politicians using culture wars to distract voters from policies hurting their own communities.
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