The D.L. Hughley Show

Political clapbacks, family double standards, and Election Day urgency—D.L. Hughley and the crew are leaving nothing off the table. Jasmine Sanders breaks down the backlash against Angela Rye after comments questioning critics’ government experience sparked accusations of elitism. The controversy follows an online exchange with content creator Brandi McGill, raising a bigger question: who gets to have a voice in politics? Then the Question of the Day brings the drama home: a daughter refuses to let her widowed mother share a room with her boyfriend, echoing the same rule Mom once imposed on her. D.L. and the crew weigh in on boundaries, reciprocal respect, and whether “my house, my rules” still applies when the roles reverse.
Roland Martin joins D.L. for a spirited Election Day conversation about Black voter turnout, pivotal races, and the importance of following political victories with real results. Fresh from his “Black Votes Matter 2026” road series, Martin urges those who have already voted to call, text, and help others reach the polls, while D.L. presses the case for holding elected leaders accountable. April Ryan rounds out the episode with her new book, Notes on a Blacklash: When a Black Woman Goes Viral, which examines the racial and gender-based harassment Black women face in the public spotlight. She thanks voters, emphasizes community solidarity, and shares her hopeful election outlook—all amid the crew’s signature jokes and unfiltered conversation.
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April Ryan rounds out the episode with her new book, Notes on a Blacklash: When a Black Woman Goes Viral, which examines the racial and gender-based harassment Black women face in the public spotlight. She thanks voters, emphasizes community solidarity, and shares her hopeful election outlook—all amid the crew’s signature jokes and unfiltered conversation.
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Roland Martin joins D.L. for a spirited Election Day conversation about Black voter turnout, pivotal races, and the importance of following political victories with real results. Fresh from his “Black Votes Matter 2026” road series, Martin urges those who have already voted to call, text, and help others reach the polls, while D.L. presses the case for holding elected leaders accountable.
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Jasmine Sanders breaks down the backlash against Angela Rye after comments questioning critics’ government experience sparked accusations of elitism. The controversy follows an online exchange with content creator Brandi McGill, raising a bigger question: who gets to have a voice in politics?
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The Question of the Day brings the drama home: a daughter refuses to let her widowed mother share a room with her boyfriend, echoing the same rule Mom once imposed on her. D.L. and the crew weigh in on boundaries, reciprocal respect, and whether “my house, my rules” still applies when the roles reverse.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.