Clarence Thomas Is the Stephen A. Smith of the Supreme Court

Clarence Thomas Is the Stephen A. Smith of the Supreme Court

From Uncertain with DL Hughley by DL Hughley

July 2, 2026 · 39 min

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DL Hughley critiques recent Supreme Court decisions and political figures with his signature comedic style.

DL is back and nobody is safe — not the Black Trump supporter who cornered him at a Chicago bus stop (and missed his bus AND the point), not Clarence Thomas, who DL calls “the Stephen A. Smith of the Supreme Court” after his 91-page dissent in the birthright citizenship ruling, and definitely not Megyn Kelly, who claims “we built this country” when her family didn’t clear customs until the party was over. As the Supreme Court hands down its 6-3 decision on the 14th Amendment, DL flips the script: if we’re closing the gate, let’s close it at 1868 — which means Stephen Miller, Vivek Ramaswamy, Brett Kavanaugh, and half of MAGA’s loudest voices are packing their bags. Then it’s on to the Court’s trans athlete ruling, JD Vance getting glazed on Bill Maher, Stephen A. Smith toasting Maher at his Mark Twain Prize like one professional you-know-what to another, and Mamdani putting every mayor in America to shame while the Knicks bring a title back to New York for the first time in 53 years. Plus: DL falls asleep everywhere but on the issues. This episode is sponsored by: Shopify — Start your business today with the industry’s best partner. Sign up for your $1/month trial at…

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