DL Hughley on Elon Musk Calling for White Men to Stick Together (Part 7)
January 20, 2026
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Comedian and commentator DL Hughley addressed recent comments by Elon Musk urging white men to “stick together,” framing the remark as part of a broader trend toward open white nationalism in the U.S. During an interview, Hughley criticized Musk’s stance and highlighted the country’s alarming tilt toward racial division. He pointed out that despite fears expressed by some, historical examples like South Africa’s peaceful transition illustrate that power shifts aren’t inherently violent.
Hughley also weighed in on former President Trump’s speculated bid for a third term, calling it unconstitutional and an attempt to cling to power despite plummeting poll numbers. He expressed skepticism of Trump’s political comeback and noted the growing intolerance for overt racism on social platforms, citing Twitter’s inadequate response to hate speech. According to Hughley, the consolidation of media ownership further complicates truthful discourse on these issues.
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