Steve Harvey's Closing Remarks - 11.08.22

Today in Closing Remarks, your vote is the focus and the message is clear.  "Handle your business and God willing we have great news tomorrow."

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, guys, it's election days, our last break of
the day. Yeah, voting, Ye, Voting is the most important
thing that we can do. And the rights that we
have in this country. Listen, man, it's because of the
lack of voting that the other rights are in jeopardy.

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The right for a woman to choose life what she
wants to do with her body. The right to decide
who can carry a FIM in this country and not
the right to vote for all citizens, the right to
travel free from country to country, the right. We've been

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dealing with this since we got here. The rights, the rights,
the policies that's in place that have been so restrictive
of us. We need. I'm buy that cares about the people.
Somebody who's willing to put some laws in place for

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the lawlessness that we have in this country, both outside
and inside the police department. We need most stuff done
about the laws of the crimes as being committed. I'm
all for that, But we also need some laws to
protect people when they are pulled over by the police.
I don't know why people think just because a person

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is a police officer that they're capable of making quality decisions.
That's not how this works and they bring some of
these prejudice. They bring all of their prejudice to work
every day, and we see it turned out in all
types of ways. In Georgia we've bought. We watch Governor
Kemp who has access to six billion dollars that's sitting there.

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He could have saved the Atlanta Medical Center. We need
another trauma center down here in the letter, But it's
in the hood. So why save it? Because saving the
trauma center would be saving lives. Well, y'all wouldn't have
so much crime. Well, if we had some gun laws. Hello,

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if we have some gun laws, we wouldn't need to
have two trauma centers. I know some parts of the
world that ain't got no trauma centers at day hospitals
because they got gun laws. But the reason we don't
have gun laws is because the NR is a number
one lobbyists in politics today and they control all the politicians.

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Voting is essentially y'all, we've got to get to the
vote voting polls today, brothers. I'm asking you, if you
haven't early voted, brothers, please get out and vote. I'm
asking everybody that hasn't voted today to get out and
vote in Georgia, Stacy Abrams in Georgia, Raphael Warnock in Philly,

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in Detroit, in Milwaukee, in the Carolinas, in Texas, in Mississippi.
That are everywhere. People need your support. In California, man,
they running in some problems see his a sad part

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because of Joe Biden's ratings. They got people thinking if
they vote Republican, that that'll straighten it out. Man. I
don't know how they did it. Well, I know how
they did it. The Republicans, the right, the Conservatives are
masters at deception and delusion. They got everyday people thinking

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they talking to them when they noted. You know, when
they talk about small businesses, that definition of a small
business is not your mom and pop store, your T
shirt stand, your chaos in the middle of the mall.
If you look up small business, the definition of a
small business at the Small Business Administration in the United States,

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look it up. You have to make a lot of
money to be considered a small business, a mid term
cap business, and a large business. It's a totally different number.
They ain't even talking about you. We got to vote, y'all.
Today is a big day. Today is a big day.
Let's vote. If you're in Georgia, go to Stacy Abrams

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dot com slash vote Stacy Abrams dot com slash vote
and get your precinct. Marjorie and I went to the
wrong precinct last year, so they gave us a provisional
ballot that we filled out because we had moved and
they had done something blah blah blah blah blah, and
we got a provisional ballot that was seven thousand provisional

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ballots done in the state of Georgia last year were
last election. Well, Kemp has come along and transcended a
law that there are no more provisional ballot no more.
The bulk of those provisional ballots was in places and
communities we live in because they shifted the polling stations

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for confusion and voting suppression. But you could get a
provisional ballot. Now they switched the polling stations again and
created a law where you don't get a provisional ballot.
Seven thousand people would have been denied the right to vote.
Last year. Donald Trump was only looking for eleven thousand

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votes so he could still be president. You see how
slick they are, and the slickest move of all moves,
they didn't went and got herschel Walker, who got about
as much business and politics as I got flying the airplane.
This ridiculous human being that they don't propped up and

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called him a black candidate. Man. Please, ain't nobody going
for that. We get into the polls today, y'all. Today's
voting day. Let's be serious about it. It's our obligation.
Stand in line, sit there, take your water, take a snack,
take a fold away chair, take a pop up stool,
get yourself comfortable, do not be denied, and make sure

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you at the right precinct. Go to Stacy Abrams dot
com slash vote if you're in Georgia, and go to
when we All Vote dot org to make sure you
are in precincts around the country when we All Vote
dot org. How do your business? A day? God willing,
We have great news to art for all. Steve Every

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