The D.L. Hughley Show

Lawsuits, leftover love triangles, and a little Hornets kindness collide on The D.L. Hughley Show. The Jazzy Report opens with news that France’s first couple, Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron, are taking Candace Owens to court again, this time in Tennessee, where she lives. The new federal complaint, filed November 4, accuses Owens of repeatedly pushing a baseless claim that Brigitte is transgender in order to build her brand, sell merchandise and solicit donations. It follows an October 27 Delaware ruling that dismissed Owens personally over jurisdiction while letting claims against her companies continue, and the Macrons argue her comments are defamatory because they paint the couple as having deceived the public. The Question of the Day then asks whether an ex-wife deserves more child support because her ex-husband’s new wife earns more than he does. The crew and callers largely say no, noting the settlement was already made, that a new spouse’s income is typically not counted unless it is treated as shared household income, and that the story gets messier because the ex-wife reportedly quit her CVS pharmacy tech job for part-time waitressing while the ex-husband, a disabled veteran, is now raising a new baby.
The Human Being of the Week goes to Charlotte Hornets star Brandon Miller, who bought 500 tickets so breast cancer survivors and their families could attend a game in honor of his mother, a survivor herself. Miller, 23, partnered with Novant Health for the second straight year and then scored a career-high 39 points in the Hornets’ win over the Wizards on Breast Cancer Awareness Night, even as D.L. and the crew can’t resist a few jokes about Charlotte. The show closes with Jasmine’s countdown of five ways your body tells you you’re with the wrong man: rising blood pressure, no satisfaction, no appetite, feeling backed up, and not being able to sleep well next to him.
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Jasmine Sanders countdown five ways your body tells you you’re with the wrong man: rising blood pressure, no satisfaction, no appetite, feeling backed up, and not being able to sleep well next to him.
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The Human Being of the Week goes to Charlotte Hornets star Brandon Miller, who bought 500 tickets so breast cancer survivors and their families could attend a game in honor of his mother, a survivor herself. Miller, 23, partnered with Novant Health for the second straight year and then scored a career-high 39 points in the Hornets’ win over the Wizards on Breast Cancer Awareness Night, even as D.L. and the crew can’t resist a few jokes about Charlotte.
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The Question of the Day then asks whether an ex-wife deserves more child support because her ex-husband’s new wife earns more than he does. The crew and callers largely say no, noting the settlement was already made, that a new spouse’s income is typically not counted unless it is treated as shared household income, and that the story gets messier because the ex-wife reportedly quit her CVS pharmacy tech job for part-time waitressing while the ex-husband, a disabled veteran, is now raising a new baby.
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The Jazzy Report opens with news that France’s first couple, Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron, are taking Candace Owens to court again, this time in Tennessee, where she lives. The new federal complaint, filed November 4, accuses Owens of repeatedly pushing a baseless claim that Brigitte is transgender in order to build her brand, sell merchandise and solicit donations. It follows an October 27 Delaware ruling that dismissed Owens personally over jurisdiction while letting claims against her companies continue, and the Macrons argue her comments are defamatory because they paint the couple as having deceived the public.
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