When the nation’s top bench starts sparring, the whole country pays attention — and this episode of The D.L. Hughley Show wastes no time diving into the heat. The crew breaks down the rare public clash between Supreme Court Justices Ketanji Brown Jackson and Brett Kavanaugh, who openly disagreed over the Court’s handling of emergency rulings that have frequently favored the Trump administration’s policies. Brown Jackson criticized the Court’s growing use of the “shadow docket,” calling it a “real unfortunate problem,” while Kavanaugh defended the approach as consistent across administrations. The conversation then shifts to Trump-era draft fears, as the show explores widespread public anxiety after White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt refused to rule out reinstating a military draft—despite officials stating it is not currently part of the plan, even as Trump “keeps his options on the table” amid escalating conflict with Iran.
The episode also features Part Two of the team’s conversation with independent journalist Georgia Fort, whose recent high‑profile arrest while covering an anti‑ICE protest has spotlighted national concerns about press freedom. Fort maintains she was detained solely for performing her job as a journalist, and her case has drawn support from First Amendment advocates and widespread media attention. Closing out the show, Jasmine Sanders returns with her Top 5 “Superpowers of Women,” celebrating science‑backed strengths such as emotional intelligence, resilience, and leadership—qualities increasingly recognized as essential to navigating today’s world.

DLHS Hour 4 | Five superpowers of women
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DLHS Hour 3 | Independent journalist Georgia Fort joins for part two with DLHS crew
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DLHS Hour 2 | Are you okay with Trump bringing back the draft
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