The DeVory Darkins Show - EVERYONE is turning on him now...

Episode Date: October 5, 2026

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Do you support him, given that position? Yeah. We have massive disagreements. I support the Democratic Party. I support the Democratic candidate. I'll be going to Michigan again. I've been there repeatedly to help the gubernatorial county. I support the Democratic Party position because,

it happens to come up, as the Supreme Court Justice Alito said, he's thinking about retiring. And I'm not playing around anymore with what they did under President Obama on the Supreme Court or what this Supreme Court did, giving President Trump a get out of jail card as it relates to all the corruption, which is why you're seeing this. But just to be clear, do you- I just said it. I will support. Do you support Abdul-Aid? My support's not important. I said yes. My support's not important. But support's not important. Okay, just a little context. Just so you guys understand this. Before she asked him about endorsing Abdul Elsa Head, which he technically has not, she asked him about his thoughts regarding Abdul, claiming that Israel has committed a genocide in Gaza. Now, Mr. Emmanuel actually disagrees with that. We know there's literally a civil war on that very issue within the Democratic Party. So it makes sense why he essentially was actually forced to say that.

that he has some level of support for Abdul. And this is why I'm telling you guys, he's struggling out there. And just to give you another example of this, I want you to watch this campaign ad from Mike Rogers that clearly targets Abdul's biggest weakness. Listen to this. I'm not here to disavow people's weakness. America deserve 9-11, dude.

I'm saying it. It doesn't matter if rapes happen on October 7. Like, that doesn't change the dynamic for me even this much. Oh, black people care about this. Black people care about that. Like, shut the fuck up. Back to a better time. when lynchings were happening.

This is what I like. It's because I'm racist. That's why. It's because I'm racist, dude. I don't think any of the politics that we demonstrate are radical at all. Yeah, see, that's one of those campaign ads that are truly accurate because Abdul never condemned Hassan Piper's comments. Although, to be fair, he has stated publicly. He does disagree with Hamas Piker, as I like to call him at this point. But they're good friends.

And so you have to ask yourself a question if you're a voter in Michigan. Why would you put someone in Congress who associates themselves with someone like Hassan Piker? How does that actually help you with your kitchen table issues knowing that they agree with each other on a host of things? I think the only thing they probably have a disagreement on is that Hassan Piker wants Abdul to be more radical. And Abdul is like, I can't be any more radical if I'm trying to win this election. Right. And I think we could sum up exactly what we are asking the American people to do, particularly in Michigan, by taking this advice from President Trump from yesterday's rally. Listen to this.

Just get out and vote. If you do that, we're going to win and we're going to win big. And we're going to shove it up their ass, okay? Yeah, I hope that's what people's attitudes are when they go into that booth or they vote by mail or however they're going to do it. I think whether you're talking about Texas or if you're talking about Michigan, because these really are the two states that I would argue is going to set the tone for the midterm elections. What you see out there in Maine, it's not looking good for Troy Jackson at this point. Although Ohio is becoming truly competitive, it's the state that they've spent the most money in. So that's interesting.

But I would argue Michigan and Texas, man, that's really the cake of it all. And so if you're a Republican voter out there or a Christian or conservative, you know, the bottom line is very clear for me. If it's a binary choice, you can't hand the country back over to radicals. That's just what it is. Again, I'll show you an example of how crazy they are. This is Alyssa Slokin. Okay. She decided to make her pitch to voters in regards to voting for Abdul Elisahead all about President Trump and now he's worse than this person.

I just want to say very quickly that Donald Trump is the most successful, corrupt leader in the history of the world. And, you know, many, many years ago, I served in Iraq. And Saddam Hussein would, like, spit out his tea at the amount of money that Donald Trump has stolen from his own people. Yeah, I know. More lies, guys. And I'm going to get to that here. But let's take a look at calci.com. This is a prediction market.

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Guys, take advantage of this scanning QR code and try it out for yourself. I'm sure if we asked her for a legitimate example, she probably couldn't even make up one in regards to President Trump allegedly stealing money from me or you. I don't have an example. I'm sure you don't either. Well, this is what they do to their base. They straight up lie to them and get them to live in this state of fear and anger.

And this is the best way to motivate people to truly come out and vote. And so I understand the political angle here just isn't rooted in reality, just so we're clear. But hey, this is the pitch that they want to use to get people to vote for Abdul Alsa Head. And notice, none of it really is about how they're going to make the lives better for their voters. The reason why we focus so hard on flipping the House and flipping the Senate is because then we can do three things. Number one, actually pass laws and legislation that help people put more money in their pockets, help them raise their kids in a way that they feel proud of. Number two, it allows us to hold people accountable who have stolen taxpayer dollars.

And then number three, another important one, it's not as sexy. but it allows us to frankly Trump-proof the government so that no other person can ever do what this president has done in office. Okay, so the problem with Senator Slockeens point there about putting more money in the

pockets of Americans, which sounds good on the surface, but if you just look at recent behavior, it's a total contradiction. When you believe in open borders and you'll allow 10 to 15 million illegal aliens to cross unvetted, knowing financially, that's going to put a burden

on our local jurisdictions, our cities, our states, and federally, how does that put more money in the pockets of Americans? And I would argue Democrats have absolutely dished out money to put into the pockets of illegal aliens, not Americans. So she's dead wrong on that and Trump proofing the government. Guys, that's all just smoke for the wind. That doesn't mean anything. That's just trying to get people to be amped up.

All right, let's put a button on this. I want to go back. I want to circle back to Rom. Emmanuel because this man continues to be a thorn in the side of Democrats because here he is saying that Democrats should not impeach President Trump. Do you think Democrats should impeach President Trump if they were to win back Congress? No, short answer, no, because it's not going anywhere and it's going to be a food fight and it's just going to be we return to the politics of fighting.

Look, I'm for the investigations. So hold them accountable and then pass an ethics package. You're never going to get an impeachment. Then if you do that, you just basically prove all Washington is what the American people think. It's Disneyland on the Potomac. Deliver the change. Again, it's such an interesting thing when you're for the investigations that clearly will be weaponized and a waste of taxpayer money. But you don't support impeachment.

I mean, even he's a contradiction to what Democrats want, especially Abdul Elsa Head. So, you know, it's really interesting to continue to see people bail on Abdul, knowing how radical, and how flawed of a candidate he truly is. But if we're really looking for some advice for Republicans to capitalize on this messiness, it'd be very simple. Just take a page out of President Trump's book. Tell the American people who Democrats are for and what Republicans are for. So Democrats are for chaos.

Republicans are for order. Democrats are for illegal aliens. Republicans are for Americans. Democrats are for terrorists. Republicans are for America. It's a very simple concept. I wish more politicians that are Republicans would follow suit because it's not hard to make the case when you're communicating that way, especially when clips like this from a

duel continue to go viral. Watch this. You know, defund the police, prison abolition, getting rid of cash bail, all positions that you supported. Do you still stand by that yourself? I think there are some of those positions that are really good. And I think that my position has nuanced. on others. I think that's very clear. He's for abolishing ice. Republicans are not for abolishing ice.

Abdul Elsa Head is for unsafe neighborhoods. Republicans are for safe neighborhoods, right? Abdul is for defunding the police. Republicans are for protecting you and serving you with a funded police department. I mean, these are very clear communication tactics. I hope Republicans dial in. they start communicating that way because that is their biggest weakness, which is communication. And also, they could take the advice of Senator John Kennedy, which is the way that I kind of think, if you take the responsibility route and you offer a little humility, which isn't very common in politics, I think you can win over a lot of voters because they feel like you are listening to them. Check this out what Senator John Kennedy had to say.

You've been out on the campaign trail as well, Senator. Do you think Republicans are going to pay a price for that lack of action on the economy and affordability? As I've said before, Kristen, here's my prediction about the elections. I will bet you a soda and a nice hat that the experts are wrong. I do think it will be close. I think the biggest issue is cost of living. I think we have to tell the American people the truth. Telling them not to believe their own lying checkbooks is not going to work.

The inflation, this inflation did not originate in a bat, started under President Biden. It's reared its ugly head under President Trump because of the war in Iran. Once we settle the war in Iran, those prices will come down. But it's more than just cost of living. The American people, both sides, feel anger. If they don't feel anger, they feel deep melancholy. They feel like the Washington political leaders have let them down. Yeah.

And we were in Washington, D.C. last week when I did a few interviews, which will be airing on the show this week. So look out for that. They all have the same attitude. They know that economic. economically, we are not where we ideally want to be. They have no problem admitting that. They know that the American people are frustrated with the economy. And what's interesting, when you speak about the economy, it's not all doom and gloom. I mean, people are still

spending money. It's crazy. People are still buying that $2,000 iPhone. People are still going out there and buying a six-figure vehicle. People are still buying homes. So, you know, it's not 2009 level of economic crisis, but it is a constant subtle annoyance, you know, kind of like that death by a thousand cuts, sort of speak, analogy. That's what I would say it is. And so when this war comes to an end, we're going to see a dramatic difference, I would expect. So the president knows he needs to wrap this up. And I think part of it is he doesn't want to give any leverage to Iran. And so he's going to wait it out. He's going to wait until after the minimum. midterms, so actually move in regards to on Iran, because at that point, he has all of the leverage

and they have none. They know America is facing a midterm election, and they're going to drag this out and try to inflict pain on the president and America. So let's see if voters not only understand that, but let's see if Senator John Kennedy will spot on. All right, let's go to our next update, and this is about the Cornell University debacle, as we're calling in at this point. As you guys know, an investigation has been reopened. The prosecutor has been replaced with Big Tish James.

And the president of this university, let's just say his statement, it's no good. Listen to this. What happened to Jane Doe in 2024 is deeply disturbing and will weigh heavily on our community for years to come. My heart aches when I think of what she experienced. It raises heartbreaking and troubling issues about sexual assault, dehumanization, and aspects of party culture, alcohol, and drug use. It also raises questions around the investigations conducted after the allegations were reported. It's clear that the president of Cornell University is taking the victim's side on this.

He is in alignment with what the governor had to say, Kathy Hockel. and although the behavior of those seven men are disappointing, unbecoming, and clearly a violation of any type of moral standard, it doesn't mean they are rapists, sort of speak, and that's what they want people to believe. I would also argue that we have to make room to hold her accountable, and that's what we're missing in society. But at any rate, let's go to the defense attorney, or the attorney that is, of Jane Doe. here's what he had to say about all the critics. Listen to this. There is certainly a rise in outspoken commentators, podcasters, et cetera,

who are blaming your client, who say that she brought this on herself by getting drunk, by going to the fraternity house. It's all her fault. What's your response to that? How is Jane Doe doing? Well, my response to that is this.

They're saying to Jane Doe, there are people out there trying to track her down. They've tracked down the wrong women, at least three of the wrong women that I've heard about. They said, we're going to shut you up. You're going to be, still get hurt by us. You're going to pull this lawsuit out or we're going to do something to hurt you even more. She's received multiple threats and women who aren't even Jane Doe have received threats about what they're going to do to her. And in fact, this morning I received a threat.

But I don't care. My grandfather fought the Germans for three years. I'm not afraid of these people. But the threats, the abuse to protect what's going on, the status quo, these guys are disgusting. They should stay in their mother's basement and stay out of the world. Well, on that, I'm actually with the attorney on that. I don't think anybody should be trying to track her down and harass her. I don't stand for that, regardless of what side you find yourself in this particular case on any case that matter. Go back to Lindsay Clancy. Don't harass Lindsay Clancy

and don't harass her husband and don't harass both of the attorneys or the jurors, okay? That is unbecoming of America, in my opinion. It helps no one. And, and, and, and, And secondly, the criticism is definitely warranted. It just has to be the proper level of criticism. My main criticism, which I think is credible, is that why do we have a night and day type of statement? The original statement that was taken does not match this new statement. And this new statement comes because there's a civil lawsuit that has been launched. So are we supposed to take that statement more seriously than your original statement?

I think we all know what the answer to that is. And then furthermore, the media gets this wrong because now you have these pundits on a network like ABC News somehow. I know you're going to shake your head at this. Somehow blaming President Trump. Listen to this. It's a fundamental disrespect for women. You can't send those messages no matter how drunk you are as a frat boy without having some kind of misunderstanding about what women are there for and whether this is a real person you're dealing with. And that, I think, starts, you know, we can go to the president for this one.

I mean, we are in a moment in this culture where the glorification of being thuggish and swaggering and mistreating women is kind of making you a cool kid. And that's the mistake that women have made. They literally make men out to be the enemy. And we're not the enemy. But that's what's gone wrong with our society. They have essentially conditioned a generation to be at war with each other. and the in my opinion what's left out of that what's missing and all of that is self-accountability

she had no business going to that party and even if she was going to that party and it was for a legitimate reason and she has freedom to do whatever she wants drinking as much as she did to the point where she said she was an eight out of ten unconscious and then taking drugs what do you think's going to happen to you it's not going to be anything good i'm not saying she deserved it but there is something called cause and effect in our university that is supreme. And again, women, like you just heard there, won't say any of that because they don't hold each other accountable.

See, for men, we hold each other accountable. We know those men were wrong. No doubt about that. No doubt about it. We know it was questionable. It was risky. And it was a lack of judgment. We know.

But as the Massachusetts law clearly states, but as the New York law clearly states, there was no evidence to indicate. that they did what they did to her without her consent. Now, let's go to the president because he did say this yesterday or the day before yesterday, because I think this is what is drawing now the attention to him when he had this to say about the case. What do you think about New York's governor appointing a special prosecutor in the Cornell rape case, Leticia James.

Well, Lakeisha James is a corrupt person. She's totally corrupt, and I can't imagine it. And I feel badly for whoever she's looking at because they won't get a fair shake. Letitia James is a corrupt person. Which I think is a credible argument because we know she has politicized her office. She's not impartial in any of this, especially if anything relates to the president. And this is, in my opinion, politically motivated. Now, I don't have all the evidence in the world to back up that statement.

So I'm just going to classify it as a personal opinion of mine. But again, I think this entire case shows what's broken in America, whether it is the fraternities at these universities, I don't think they're leading these young men properly if you hear things like this taking place. I mean, if I was probably the second guy, the third guy to walk into that room, yeah, I'm probably running, okay? I mean, when I was at the military, we used to have this thing. If you see a female soldier, run. Do not stand next to her. Do not laugh with her. Do not touch her.

Do not even look her way. run as fast as you can because I'm telling you she's a walking problem, a walking lawsuit, a walking rape case. I mean, this is the world that men live in today. And it's, in my opinion, partly both of our faults, whether men and women. But anyway, and then we can get into sororities. I mean, they've fallen off a clip as well. No standards for women today either.

So we'll see what happens with this case. But if we can circle back to Abdul, this guy. This guy has no business representing Michigan. I would respect if he was a actual Democrat who was moderate in his positions. He was reasonable. Even if he hated President Trump and he wanted to see President Trump investigated, those are all par for the course. But abolishing eyes, defunding the police, sympathizing with terrorism, not calling out Muslims in Detroit for attacking black people. Yeah, I think I'm good, Abdul.

I don't think you're the answer for what Michigan is having to go through. And I'm not even from Michigan. And I know that to be true. But why don't you guys share your thoughts in the comments section below to all of these stories today? And if you did get value, make sure you like, share, and subscribe to our channel. If you missed out on other updates in America, click on the next video because it's coming up right now.