 Complete splitting is preserved by Galois closure

If $M/K$ is the Galois closure of a finite extension $L/K$, a prime splits completely in $L$ exactly when it splits completely in $M$. Complete splitting means every right action of $D$ on $H\backslash G$ fixes each coset, so $D$ lies in the subgroup core of $H$. That core is trivial because the conjugates of $L$ generate $M$.