On this episode of The D.L. Hughley Show Podcast, D.L. and the crew serves up a full plate of reality check. The show opens with a viral social experiment: an influencer calling churches to find the most benevolent one, only to learn that compassion is in short supply. According to her tally, 33 churches refused to help a “struggling mother,” while only 9 offered support—and most of those were Black or Buddhist congregations.

The Question of the Day sparks heated debate after a woman refuses to forgive her brother who stole a significant amount of her money 16 years ago. Listeners weigh in with personal stories, some insisting forgiveness is for emotional freedom, while others argue that betrayal—especially financial—carries real, long-term consequences that families often minimize.

Things get even heavier as DL dismantles the idea that certain crimes can be “contextualized,” declaring there is no way to justify or soften the sexual assault of minors—a pointed response to ongoing scandals surrounding Jeffrey Epstein’s associates. He references new Congressional documents released in November 2025 that renewed questions about Trump’s contact with Epstein, including emails showing their coordination around media coverage.

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The show ends on a lighter note as Jasmine Sanders drops her Top 5 Ways Men Flirt That Come Off Creepy, calling out behaviors like staring, grabbing, and confusing a drink purchase with a marriage proposal—all delivered with the trademark DLHS humor that keeps the audience laughing even in the middle of heavy headlines.

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The show opens with a viral social experiment: an influencer calling churches to find the most benevolent one, only to learn that compassion is in short supply. According to her tally, 33 churches refused to help a “struggling mother,” while only 9 offered support—and most of those were Black or Buddhist congregations.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.