The crew then turns to Hakeem Jeffries, who is poised—but not yet formally elected—to become the first Black House speaker. D.L. and Jasmine want more than a historic milestone: they call for decisive leadership, meaningful congressional oversight, and results that improve everyday lives, echoing Jeffries’ stated focus on affordability and accountability.

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The ballots are in, the political map is shifting, and D.L. Hughley has plenty to say. D.L., Jasmine Sanders, and the crew unpack the Democratic blue wave, celebrating major victories while asking listeners what surprised them most about election night. The conversation ranges from unexpected breakthroughs in Republican strongholds to the coalition of Black, Latino, young, and rural voters that D.L. credits with demanding change. CBS News projects Democratic control of both the House and Senate, with Senate upsets in Texas, Kansas, and South Carolina underscoring the scale of the shake-up. Between the celebrations and sharp commentary, the crew makes one thing clear: winning elections is only the beginning—voters want leaders to deliver.

Comedian and actor Deon Cole brings the laughs and a candid look at his unconventional career, sharing how opportunities with Conan O’Brien, Black-ish, and advertising came through relationships and being himself. His late-night writing earned two Primetime Emmy nominations, adding another dimension to a career that still keeps him connected to stand-up. Cole and D.L. also reflect on their love for Chicago and the importance of family support and opportunity. The crew then turns to Hakeem Jeffries, who is poised—but not yet formally elected—to become the first Black House speaker. D.L. and Jasmine want more than a historic milestone: they call for decisive leadership, meaningful congressional oversight, and results that improve everyday lives, echoing Jeffries’ stated focus on affordability and accountability.

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Music Credits:

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As CBS News projected that Democratic control of both the House and Senate, with Senate upsets in Texas, Kansas, and South Carolina underscoring the scale of the shake-up, this leaves a lot of questions. The Question of the Day is what surprised you the most about Election Night.

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Comedian and actor Deon Cole brings the laughs and a candid look at his unconventional career, sharing how opportunities with Conan O’Brien, Black-ish, and advertising came through relationships and being himself. His late-night writing earned two Primetime Emmy nominations, adding another dimension to a career that still keeps him connected to stand-up. Cole and D.L. also reflect on their love for Chicago and the importance of family support and opportunity.

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The ballots are in, the political map is shifting, and D.L. Hughley has plenty to say. D.L., Jasmine Sanders, and the crew unpack the Democratic blue wave, celebrating major victories while asking listeners what surprised them most about election night. The conversation ranges from unexpected breakthroughs in Republican strongholds to the coalition of Black, Latino, young, and rural voters that D.L. credits with demanding change.

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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.

Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show

Music Credits:

Bon Voyage/Ryan James Carr/Courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com

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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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