DDS905-There is no FREAKING way... - The DeVory Darkins Show
DeVory Darkins launches his latest Sanity Report, taking aim at what he calls Democratic neglect across policing, schools, and taxpayer money. He slams Abdul El‑Sahid’s pleas to Black voters, calling the talk of capitalism’s slave‑based origins "stu…
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DDS905-There is no FREAKING way... - The DeVory Darkins Show
DeVory Darkins launches his latest Sanity Report, taking aim at what he calls Democratic neglect across policing, schools, and taxpayer money. He slams Abdul El‑Sahid’s pleas to Black voters, calling the talk of capitalism’s slave‑based origins "stupid" and demanding tougher ICE enforcement. A heated clip of Charles Barkley confronting Chris Cuomo is highlighted as proof that even mainstream media personalities are fed up with the left’s narrative. Darkins then pivots to a Gallup poll that shows rising tuition costs crushing families, citing Georgetown research that favors associate degrees and trade certificates over four‑year colleges for long‑term ROI. He brands for‑profit universities a failed model and warns that education funding cuts have left Chicago Public Schools a billion dollars short, forcing layoffs and eroding safety. The segment turns to the Department of Justice’s latest fraud bust: a husband‑wife scheme that siphoned over a million dollars meant for senior transportation, and the case of Luis Pino Copete, who allegedly entered the U.S. on a visa only to steal from American taxpayers. Darkins frames these scandals as evidence that Democrats claim to curb fraud while Republicans are the true fiscal guardians. A chilling true‑crime story caps the episode—a Houston mother who murdered her four‑year‑old and then herself. Darkins uses the tragedy to illustrate a broader crisis in women’s mental health, arguing that media echo chambers amplify such horrors without addressing the root causes. He calls for a “coming to Jesus” moment for women and urges listeners to demand real solutions, not partisan spin. Throughout, Darkins blends outrage with data, urging the audience to share, like, and subscribe while promising to keep “protecting our land” with unapologetic commentary.
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