November 4, 2024 • 7 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, guys, here we are our last break of
the day. On this Monday, the day before election day,
Steve you interviewed the VP. I mean, she's done everything
humanly possible to win this thing. Everything. Is there anything
that you can possibly think of that was left out
(00:20):
on this election day? E? No, No, it's up to us.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (00:28):
That more does a person have to do to prove
their worthiness and their fitness to hold office? And what
more can a person show you? How many reasons can
a person give you that they not fit for office
before you look at any one of them and believe it.
I like this one lady I saw who was who's
voted Republican her whole life. She said, this is the
(00:50):
first time I'm voting democratic. I've always been a conservative,
but I just cannot vote for a person who does
not share any of my moral views. He is just
an immoral, unkind person and he's tried to hijack our
(01:11):
democracy and I can't vote for that. I am telling you, man,
there are more people like her than we know who
have been Republican their whole life. And just looking at
this guy, going, this is just not a decent guy.
It's some people who actually see what he's doing, right,
that imitating sex on a microphone. That the statements he's
(01:37):
made that man, did you and then he tried to
justify that. Did you see the love at Madison Square? Gun?
Have you ever seen that much love? Now? Bruh? You
you miss bruh. You really need to find out what
love is. You see he thinks. Let me tell you
(01:57):
what Donald Trump thinks. He thinks if you are for
him in any way, that that's love, regardless as to
what you say about other people, regardless as to the
pain you CAUs other people, if you're saying it to
the benefit of him. He considers that love.
Speaker 1 (02:20):
That's messed up. It really is.
Speaker 3 (02:23):
That's crazy. So you set up and let all them
people go out there and the one black guy at
the rally that they never showed. Did anybody see a
picture of him?
Speaker 2 (02:37):
I did?
Speaker 1 (02:38):
I can't think of the watermelon insult. Yeah, you're talking
about that guy? Oh oh, you're talking about that. No,
I didn't see it. I just saw that.
Speaker 3 (02:46):
I haven't seen a picture of him. Yeah, he had
something on his head. What is it? Tommy?
Speaker 2 (02:53):
This is so stupid to where it makes me think
he's deliberately trying to lose. I just feel like that stupid,
Like the stuff that you're doing is so stupid.
Speaker 3 (03:05):
It's like he can't, Tommy, Tommy, he can't help it.
He can't. He's just being himself and he can't even
hide it, and he talks so much that it comes out.
I mean, he doesn't. He doesn't understand the art of trickery. Right.
(03:29):
He has run a campaign feel with nothing but divisiveness, hatred, racism,
and fear, and those are the things that people they
in this world today, they gravitate towards that. So if
he if he can get you on hatred, racism, and fear,
(03:52):
then it's easy to overlook all of the stuff he's
done because he's made the conditions of the country worse
than him. So now you're trying to look at what
he's saying is wrong with the country, and you won't
even look at what's wrong with him. He has done
a masterful job of deceiving the American public. The stupidity
(04:17):
is is they sit there and they clap for this
ah ha. When he was doing that gesture with that microphone, man,
I was sitting there going, is this dude for real?
There are women here, there are children here, and he's
doing it anyway. That's a person who's just he's inconsiderate.
(04:38):
It's just all about him. He thinks he's funny when
he's not. You know, he makes stuff that you just
go and look like. I didn't really get ticked off
about the comment he made about my beautiful white skin.
You know, love who you are. I'm cool with that.
I'm black and I'm proud. I don't care for a
person say I love my white skin. I don't care
(04:59):
about that. But he said, free to say that. But
but but if you understand what he was saying, that's
the scary part when he says that's the scary part
when he says it, because what he's saying back there
is it's it's more of a power play than anything else.
(05:22):
But but I didn't care because that's little compared to
what he's been saying and all the people he put
up at that rally in New York. Man, if that
didn't change your mind, if that didn't show you who
he was, listen, listen to me. The people that go
out on that stage were picked to go on that stage.
(05:45):
Nobody was up there by accident strategically. That was a
plan period, Doctor Field, my buddy included that was crazy, man.
I was just sitting there looking at Philly going wild,
and to sit up and just try to say, I'm
here to just tell you he's not a bully. And
you gave the definition of a bully and you described him.
(06:07):
I was going down, Phil, but he was nervous. Man.
He started drinking water as soon as he got there.
You been when you watched this show for twenty five years,
you ever seen him drink water? Not one time?
Speaker 1 (06:18):
I mean, I don't pay attention to him like that.
Speaker 3 (06:20):
I mean I do.
Speaker 1 (06:21):
I think the concern he was there, why were you there?
So that means is that how you feel?
Speaker 3 (06:30):
You know? Hey, y'all, let's get to the polls. It's
go time. Please go to the pole right now, take
your time and get your vote counted and take somebody
with you.
Speaker 1 (06:53):
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Participants must be legal US residents at least eighteen years old,
unless otherwise stated. For complete contest rules, visit Steve Harvey
FM dot com. You're listening to the Steve Harvey Morning Show.
All right, guys, here we are our last break of
the day. On this Monday, the day before election day,
Steve you interviewed the VP. I mean, she's done everything
humanly possible to win this thing. Everything. Is there anything
that you can possibly think of that was left out
(00:20):
on this election day? E? No, No, it's up to us.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (00:28):
That more does a person have to do to prove
their worthiness and their fitness to hold office? And what
more can a person show you? How many reasons can
a person give you that they not fit for office
before you look at any one of them and believe it.
I like this one lady I saw who was who's
voted Republican her whole life. She said, this is the
(00:50):
first time I'm voting democratic. I've always been a conservative,
but I just cannot vote for a person who does
not share any of my moral views. He is just
an immoral, unkind person and he's tried to hijack our
(01:11):
democracy and I can't vote for that. I am telling you, man,
there are more people like her than we know who
have been Republican their whole life. And just looking at
this guy, going, this is just not a decent guy.
It's some people who actually see what he's doing, right,
that imitating sex on a microphone. That the statements he's
(01:37):
made that man, did you and then he tried to
justify that. Did you see the love at Madison Square? Gun?
Have you ever seen that much love? Now? Bruh? You
you miss bruh. You really need to find out what
love is. You see he thinks. Let me tell you
(01:57):
what Donald Trump thinks. He thinks if you are for
him in any way, that that's love, regardless as to
what you say about other people, regardless as to the
pain you CAUs other people, if you're saying it to
the benefit of him. He considers that love.
Speaker 1 (02:20):
That's messed up. It really is.
Speaker 3 (02:23):
That's crazy. So you set up and let all them
people go out there and the one black guy at
the rally that they never showed. Did anybody see a
picture of him?
Speaker 2 (02:37):
I did?
Speaker 1 (02:38):
I can't think of the watermelon insult. Yeah, you're talking
about that guy? Oh oh, you're talking about that. No,
I didn't see it. I just saw that.
Speaker 3 (02:46):
I haven't seen a picture of him. Yeah, he had
something on his head. What is it? Tommy?
Speaker 2 (02:53):
This is so stupid to where it makes me think
he's deliberately trying to lose. I just feel like that stupid,
Like the stuff that you're doing is so stupid.
Speaker 3 (03:05):
It's like he can't, Tommy, Tommy, he can't help it.
He can't. He's just being himself and he can't even
hide it, and he talks so much that it comes out.
I mean, he doesn't. He doesn't understand the art of trickery. Right.
(03:29):
He has run a campaign feel with nothing but divisiveness, hatred, racism,
and fear, and those are the things that people they
in this world today, they gravitate towards that. So if
he if he can get you on hatred, racism, and fear,
(03:52):
then it's easy to overlook all of the stuff he's
done because he's made the conditions of the country worse
than him. So now you're trying to look at what
he's saying is wrong with the country, and you won't
even look at what's wrong with him. He has done
a masterful job of deceiving the American public. The stupidity
(04:17):
is is they sit there and they clap for this
ah ha. When he was doing that gesture with that microphone, man,
I was sitting there going, is this dude for real?
There are women here, there are children here, and he's
doing it anyway. That's a person who's just he's inconsiderate.
(04:38):
It's just all about him. He thinks he's funny when
he's not. You know, he makes stuff that you just
go and look like. I didn't really get ticked off
about the comment he made about my beautiful white skin.
You know, love who you are. I'm cool with that.
I'm black and I'm proud. I don't care for a
person say I love my white skin. I don't care
(04:59):
about that. But he said, free to say that. But
but but if you understand what he was saying, that's
the scary part when he says that's the scary part
when he says it, because what he's saying back there
is it's it's more of a power play than anything else.
(05:22):
But but I didn't care because that's little compared to
what he's been saying and all the people he put
up at that rally in New York. Man, if that
didn't change your mind, if that didn't show you who
he was, listen, listen to me. The people that go
out on that stage were picked to go on that stage.
(05:45):
Nobody was up there by accident strategically. That was a
plan period, Doctor Field, my buddy included that was crazy, man.
I was just sitting there looking at Philly going wild,
and to sit up and just try to say, I'm
here to just tell you he's not a bully. And
you gave the definition of a bully and you described him.
(06:07):
I was going down, Phil, but he was nervous. Man.
He started drinking water as soon as he got there.
You been when you watched this show for twenty five years,
you ever seen him drink water? Not one time?
Speaker 1 (06:18):
I mean, I don't pay attention to him like that.
Speaker 3 (06:20):
I mean I do.
Speaker 1 (06:21):
I think the concern he was there, why were you there?
So that means is that how you feel?
Speaker 3 (06:30):
You know? Hey, y'all, let's get to the polls. It's
go time. Please go to the pole right now, take
your time and get your vote counted and take somebody
with you.
Speaker 1 (06:53):
For all Steve Every contests, no purchase necessary void We're prohibited.
Participants must be legal US residents at least eighteen years old,
unless otherwise stated. For complete contest rules, visit Steve Harvey
FM dot com. You're listening to the Steve Harvey Morning Show.
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