DDS929-She will never recover from this... - The DeVory Darkins Show
DeVory Darkins launches a hard‑hitting town‑hall that stitches together New York’s governor debate, a string of alleged migrant‑linked murders, and the looming 2026 midterms. He paints Governor Kathy Hochul as a disastrous leader, accusing her of fa…
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DDS929-She will never recover from this... - The DeVory Darkins Show
DeVory Darkins launches a hard‑hitting town‑hall that stitches together New York’s governor debate, a string of alleged migrant‑linked murders, and the looming 2026 midterms. He paints Governor Kathy Hochul as a disastrous leader, accusing her of fanning sanctuary policies that, in his view, enabled illegal migrants to commit violent crimes—four New Yorkers dead, including two toddlers, and two Nassau County women slain. Darkins contrasts the state’s $8 billion spend on illegal migration with a $4 billion law‑enforcement budget, demanding accountability and an apology to grieving families.The host brings in Steve Bannon, who doubles down on the “brutal truth,” lambasting Hochul and defending a hard‑line stance on ICE. Together they argue that New York’s sanctuary approach cancels valid deportation orders and that stricter enforcement would have prevented recent shootings. Darkins also slams the media, citing US News & World Report’s claim of the safest county while insisting the data masks a crime surge tied to illegal entry.Shifting to the electoral battlefield, Darkins breaks down voter demographics: Gen X and Boomers as the decisive base, while younger voters remain disengaged. He credits former President Trump as the unrivaled mobilizer, noting Trump’s upcoming 25‑plus campaign stops versus rivals like Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton. Vice‑presidential hopeful J.D. Vance’s Texas swing is highlighted as a complementary push. The analysis warns that the GOP’s only vulnerabilities are the Iran conflict and high gas prices, suggesting the party’s fortunes hinge on turnout rather than policy.Throughout, Darkins frames immigration as the pivotal issue that will determine whether Republicans can reclaim the House and Senate, urging listeners to back candidates who prioritize law‑enforcement tools over sanctuary policies. The episode ends with a call to subscribe and a teaser about an upcoming Ilhan Omar update.
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