For those of you who follow our guy D.L. Hughley on any of his social media accounts, you’ve probably noticed there’s not a day that’s gone by during this election season where he hasn’t been vocal about, well, everything!

His appearance on The Don Lemon Show last week made for the perfect place outside of his own namesake show to really express his opinion on a variety of topics — election talk, VP Harris and, yes, even Diddy included.

I sat down with comedian, author, and radio show host @RealDLHughley to discuss the state of the election, Diddy, and DL’s apology to Vice President Kamala Harris at the Democratic National Convention. TUNE IN!https://t.co/CnEB5ZLI2e

— Don Lemon (@donlemon) September 26, 2024

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In addition to the current events mentioned above, D.L. and Don also discussed some of his own recent headline-grabbing news, including that unexpected spat with pop queen Janet Jackson. “The only way you can find those type of things is if you go to the farthest reaches of the Internet,” Hughley said in reference to Janet’s now-infamous quote to The Guardian stating she “heard” that the father of Kamala Harris was white. He continued his point by adding, “Even Fox News has never said that; you have to go beyond that, to the fringes where ”Haitians eat dogs’ and ‘Barack Obama wasn’t born here’.” He also doubled down on his rather scathing critique of Miss Jackson’s physical features, which you can get a laugh at around the 17-minute mark.

Watch below to catch up with D.L. Hughley on The Don Lemon Show for an unfiltered conversation you definitely want to check out:

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