The D.L. Hughley Show

Big Tech accountability, R&B romance, cruise-ready music trivia, and a fiery media feud collide in this packed episode of The D.L. Hughley Show. D.L. and the crew unpack a New Mexico judge’s order requiring Meta to pay $25 billion after a jury found more than 43 million consumer-protection violations tied to misleading claims about Facebook users’ data and the Cambridge Analytica scandal; Meta says it plans to appeal. Jamal Kingsley then lightens the mood with One Voyage Jeopardy, challenging DJs Wire and Steve Nice to identify songs by cruise performers Tony Terry, T.I., and the S.O.S. Band.
R&B favorite Kenny Lattimore joins the fun for a candid, hilarious conversation about his gospel roots, timeless love songs, an unforgettable stalker story, and performing in celebration of Marvin Gaye’s stamp—while continuing a family-inspired creative chapter that reimagines his signature romance for a new generation. D.L. also answers Stephen A. Smith point by point after Smith challenged his contributions to the Black community and defended a White House dinner with Donald Trump, Bill Maher, and Kid Rock; Hughley cites his books, benefit performances, advocacy, and past White House access while questioning what the meeting actually delivered for HBCUs and Black Americans.
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Music Credits:
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D.L. answers Stephen A. Smith point by point after Smith challenged his contributions to the Black community and defended a White House dinner with Donald Trump, Bill Maher, and Kid Rock; Hughley cites his books, benefit performances, advocacy, and past White House access while questioning what the meeting actually delivered for HBCUs and Black Americans.
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R&B favorite Kenny Lattimore joins the fun for a candid, hilarious conversation about his gospel roots, timeless love songs, an unforgettable stalker story, and performing in celebration of Marvin Gaye’s stamp—while continuing a family-inspired creative chapter that reimagines his signature romance for a new generation.
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Jamal Kingsley lightens the mood with One Voyage Jeopardy, challenging DJs Wire and Steve Nice to identify songs by cruise performers Tony Terry, T.I., and the S.O.S. Band.
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D.L. and the crew unpack a New Mexico judge’s order requiring Meta to pay $25 billion after a jury found more than 43 million consumer-protection violations tied to misleading claims about Facebook users’ data and the Cambridge Analytica scandal; Meta says it plans to appeal.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.