The D.L. Hughley Show

The show wraps with a Halloween showdown over five treats that might get traded before they get eaten—Mary Janes, black licorice, Necco Wafers, candy corn, and Circus Peanuts.
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The mood brightens with the Human Being of the Week: Mahanoy Area High School senior Keny Cedanio Ramirez, who handed his homecoming crown and sash to fellow nominee Axton Kuhla after seeing his classmate with Down syndrome become emotional, bringing the packed gym to its feet.
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The conversation then turns to LaMelo Ball, who said his girlfriend handles diaper duty for their baby son and called it “not my job,” even though he acknowledged changing diapers before—setting off a lively Question of the Day about money, household roles, and whether hands-on parenting should ever be optional.
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Faith, fatherhood, kindness, and candy collide in an episode packed with debates, laughs, and one unforgettable act of compassion. D.L. and the crew react to LifeWorks Church pastor Israel Ford publicly introducing Minister Shakayla Ford as his second wife after co-pastor Lydia Ford presented her as a “sister in marriage.” Ford defended the polygynous arrangement as biblical, citing Exodus 21:10 and arguing that monogamy is not the only scriptural model. The conversation then turns to LaMelo Ball, who said his girlfriend handles diaper duty for their baby son and called it “not my job,” even though he acknowledged changing diapers before—setting off a lively Question of the Day about money, household roles, and whether hands-on parenting should ever be optional.
The mood brightens with the Human Being of the Week: Mahanoy Area High School senior Keny Cedanio Ramirez, who handed his homecoming crown and sash to fellow nominee Axton Kuhla after seeing his classmate with Down syndrome become emotional, bringing the packed gym to its feet. The show wraps with a Halloween showdown over five treats that might get traded before they get eaten—Mary Janes, black licorice, Necco Wafers, candy corn, and Circus Peanuts. The crew’s picks line up with several entries in CandyStore.com’s 2026 survey, where candy corn and Circus Peanuts claimed the top two spots among the most disliked Halloween candies, proving that one person’s nostalgic favorite is another person’s trick instead of a treat.
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D.L. and the crew react to LifeWorks Church pastor Israel Ford publicly introducing Minister Shakayla Ford as his second wife after co-pastor Lydia Ford presented her as a “sister in marriage.” Ford defended the polygynous arrangement as biblical, citing Exodus 21:10 and arguing that monogamy is not the only scriptural model.
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