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Angela Stanton King brings maternal support to DeVory Darkins

The week's sole interview connects the Lindsay Clancy case with Stanton King's work supporting mothers in crisis.

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The DeVory Darkins Interview Story of November 12, 2026Trari Newsroom

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1:13Stanton King argues that postpartum issues should not excuse killing children in her discussion of the Clancy case.
5:06She calls for support after childbirth and introduces Auntie Angie's House for women facing crises.
8:00She recounts giving birth while incarcerated and chained to a bed.
17:28She raises maternal mortality disparities and criticizes Planned Parenthood's role in underserved communities.
22:00Darkins shares that he was adopted as the conversation turns to adoption and abortion.

DeVory Darkins asks what support mothers need after childbirth, and Angela Stanton King brings the conversation to the work behind Auntie Angie's House, her nonprofit for pregnant women and mothers facing hardship.

"Women need just as much support, if not more, after the baby is born," she says. In the interview, Stanton King recounts giving birth while incarcerated and chained to a bed, an experience that informs her advocacy. Darkins also shares that he was adopted as their discussion turns to adoption and abortion.

The Lindsay Clancy case supplies the opening subject, but the conversation extends into maternal mortality, criminal justice reform and Stanton King's opposition to abortion. It was the channel's only new upload, drawing a modest audience of roughly 350 views.

More of the channel's viewing momentum sits with the older Myron Gaines interview. The Fresh & Fit co-host's wide-ranging conversation covers immigration, social skills, relationships and foreign policy; it is drawing substantially more daily views than either the new interview or the other active archive uploads.

Overall, The DeVory Darkins Interview added about 21,000 views over the week, with its subscriber total unchanged. Daily viewing is running at a little over half its usual level. That makes this a slower spell for the channel, even as the Gaines conversation continues finding viewers beyond its release week.

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