Full EP | Social media pleading for Kamala Harris to run for president again; Is a prenup a good practice or preparing to end; Oklahoma latest state with measles cases; Five signs he watches too many nasty films; and More

America’s political tension, cultural debates, and public‑health scares collide in this episode of The D.L. Hughley Show, where the team dives into the country’s biggest conversations with humor, heat, and hard truths. Social media is buzzing with renewed calls for Kamala Harris to jump back into the presidential race, reflecting a wave of digital pressure following her admission that she “might” run again—an announcement that has drawn both excitement and backlash online. While polls vary widely—some favor Harris, others show her trailing behind Gavin Newsom—the public debate has intensified as the Democratic field remains unsettled. The conversation pivots to Dak Prescott’s canceled wedding, where speculation around a prenup dominates social chatter; however, multiple reports clarify that his fiancée Sarah Jane Ramos publicly denied the breakup had anything to do with a prenuptial dispute. The Question of the Day is do you think a prenup is good practice or preparing for the end of your marriage.  The episode also highlights rising health concerns as Oklahoma becomes the latest state added to the growing U.S. measles map, reflecting part of a nationwide spike that has now surpassed 1,000 cases for just the third time in 26 years. With most infections occurring among unvaccinated individuals and Oklahoma recently reporting multiple linked cases, the discussion underscores renewed urgency around public‑health vigilance. Wrapping things up with humor, Jasmine delivers the “Five Signs He Watches Too Many Nasty Films,” poking fun at overly adventurous moves, mysteriously spotless browser histories, and questionable shoe purchases—all bringing levity to a show that balances serious headlines with signature D.L. Hughley wit.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-dl-hughley-show See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.