Attorney Benjamin Crump and Philonise Floyd Interview, Carla's Reality Update, Junior Sports Talk and more.

Good morning and welcome to the ride! The Steve Harvey Morning Show is coming on with a new tone. The Chief Love Officer got some words for a neighbor's dog! Attorney Benjamin Crump and the brother of George Floyd, Philonise stopped by to talk about the Derek Chauvin murder trial. Junior talks about UFC action in Sports Talk because The Nigerian Nightmare will face Jorge Masvidal for part 2 on Saturday. Married To Medicine was the focal point of Reality Update and Carla talked about Rev. Al Sharpton and Attorney Benjamin Crump's appearance on the show. There is a major announcement regarding Ready to Love and Tommy is feeling some type of way. Today Big Dog wraps up the show by highlighting Tommy's ascension.

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Today's show is pre recorded. Y'all know what time of
y'all don't know y'all back a suit on, looking back
to back down, giving them like amazing bus things and
it's not true. Good Steve hastening to mother for Steve,

(00:30):
please don't join joining me. You gotta use that turn.

(01:24):
You gotta turn to turn them out, turn love, got
to turn out. Then the water, the water. Come Come

(01:58):
on your baby, daddy, h I shall will come morning.
Everybody you are listening to the voice, come on dig
me now, one and only Steve Harvey got a radio show.
Man o man o, man Hey, you know to date,
I just want to say something um that I don't

(02:24):
think I've ever shared this way before. The title is
very simple, and that is it's been worth it to me,
you know. I just I just kept thinking that this morning,

(02:46):
that it's all been worth it to me. And what
I mean by that is this relationship that I have
with my heavenly father, it's been worth it to me.
I can't even tell you the value that it has
had in my life. I can't tell you how it's

(03:12):
helped me to understand not only my purpose, but to
better understand my past that's that's that's critical, man, because
I'm grateful for that, because so many people can't get
beyond their past and event a set of circumstances, some

(03:37):
calamity that besets them. Maybe it's been grief something, but
it ties so many people up. It's been so worth
it to me it, man, it's it's been worth having
someone to go to when no one else was there.

(04:00):
Do you do you understand what I'm saying. It has
It has given me a place to go when no
one else has been there. Oh, hey man, we're pulling
for you. Hey man, hanging there, hey man, keep your
head up all of that. But I gotta tell you, man,

(04:23):
you get yourself in some circumstances and situations in this
thing called life when no one can help you but God,
When the only person that can possibly understand or know
what you're feeling is God. The only person that I'll
sit there with you through it all and understand everything
about it has been God. It's been worth it to me, man,

(04:48):
It's it's been worth it to me. It's been the
biggest improvement in my life. I mean, man, as I
look back over my life and forming a strong bond
with God, has been the most beneficial thing to me.

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You know, these things you read in your in your
in your in in writings in the Bible or or
whatever you're reading. You know, when you when you read
scriptures and things of that nature. It it's it's been
around a long time. It holds so much truth to it.

(05:29):
I mean, man, it's like, how could this have been
written so long ago and still pertain directly to today?
I mean that that's amazing. That is amazing to me that.
I mean, that has to be God at work to
have written something so complete, so dead on point that

(05:56):
if you read it today it means exactly what pertains
to today. That's amazing, man. That's why my spiritual walk
it's just worth it to me. And I keep saying
it's worth it, because if you're sitting out there and

(06:17):
you're tripping, like I was tripping, deciding, now let me
do it. I got a few more things I want
to do, a couple more girls. I want to hoil at,
couple more things I want to get into. I got
a couple more deals I want to do. I got
a little bit more dirt. I want to roll up
on me a little bit. First, for while man, I
wish I had known. I really wish I had understood
exactly what forming a relationship with God would do for me.

(06:42):
It's been worth every person who out there who hate
on me, that don't even know me, it's because I
have a relationship with Him that I'm fine with that,
or I don't care for it. But it ain't gonna
stop me though. See, because I know for a fact

(07:03):
that haters make you greater. I know for a fact
that haters validate your mere existence. I know for a
fact that half of them is out of envy and
jealousy because of something you're doing that they wish they
could do or they won't credit for, so they just

(07:24):
anything all that bam and now you just all over
the place with people. Man, I'm so grateful for this
relationship that it has not allowed outside influences that do
not have my best interests at hard to throw me off. Course.
It has just been worth it. And if you're sitting

(07:45):
out there and you're wondering about the benefits of it,
I can't even tell you what it's like to know
that when bad things are happening to me, the calming
piece that I feel that I know that that's gonna
be all right too. That I know that this tool
shall pass. That I know in my heart of hearts, man,

(08:09):
that there's got to be a reason for this. And
if I can just hang on in there, he gonna
unfold that from me and he gonna let me see it.
But the number one thing I always know is I'm
gonna survive this one too, that this tool shall pass.
It has been worth it to me, man, to have
this thing called faith, which is the belief in things

(08:30):
that you cannot see, and to know man along the
way that, oh, my goodness, man, even though I don't
know who's next, or even I'm not really sure about
the next step, I do know for a fact that
some mooe is coming. I do know for a fact.
It is a fact that God will take care of me.

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It is a fact that he will never ever leave
me or desert me. If I just stay here while
I'm supposed to be. He's coming, The Calvary's coming over
the hill. He coming over the hill, and when he
come over that hill, he gonna wipe out all this
mess down here. That's that's trying to hurt me, That
that I don't have to worry about my enemies anymore

(09:14):
that my enemies that are all around you can surround me.
You can shoot all the arrows you want. That's not
to say that none of them ain't gonna come close.
And I ain't gonna say that, you know, I ain't
gonna be a little under some pressure, a little nervous
about being shot at so hard. But at the end
of the day, I know this for show. Ain't none

(09:36):
of them gonna stick in me. You could shoot them,
but ain't none of them gonna stick in me. No
matter what you do, no weapon formed against me. Nothing
you can't. You can't do nothing with me. Man, I'm
so cool. It's been worth it for me. Man, you're

(09:56):
listening to ladies and gentlemen, The Steve Harvey Morning Show
is coming home with a new tone, with a sense
of accomplishment, with a little bit light of heart. This morning,
The Steve Harvey Morning Show is, in the words of

(10:18):
LTD back in Love. I getting mixed in most Sean
ladies and gentlemen, Steve Harvey Morning Show all together. Charley
Strawberry calling for real that damn Junior, I have a
name for you. I've invented, and nephew tommy morning, every

(10:39):
day morning, everybody. Yeah, what's happening in the glow man? Yep,
still work to be done. But back asking him, I
didn't got a can in it. I'm loving it many
a turning point his whole absolutely, And um, you know

(11:01):
we were we were kind of you know. The three
other officers that were standing by doing nothing, they go
on trial in August. Yeah, and Carla gave me the
Carlin gave me the charges that they're faced with aiding
and a betting. Uh huh? And is it second degree murder?

(11:23):
Second degree murder and manslaughter? Yes, something to So they
got three counts two all they I didn't know that, Yeah,
uh not, not all of them are a serious as uh.
Chauvin's right, But I know at least they're going to
get aiding in a bedding. I know they'll get that,

(11:45):
but I don't I don't know about the other two. Carla, Yes, sir, Carlin,
you gave the charges for the other three. H What
are those charges again? Okay, So the other three officers,
they will be on trial beginning August twenty third, same
court building in Minneapolis, and they have been charged. They're

(12:06):
going to try them all three together. The state has
charged them each with two counts of aiding and a betting,
one for second degree murder and one for second degree manslaughter.
All of the former officers would face the same maximum
penalty of forty years in prison if they're found guilty
of aiding and abetting second degree unintentional murder. A guilty

(12:29):
verdict on aiding and ebedding second degree manslaughter would expose
them to a maximum of ten years in prison. And
this is according to MPR. It's gonna be interesting because
you know that without reasonable you know, you know, without
what they call reasonable, they may be able to come

(12:56):
up with something for that. They may, you know, Estave all, no, no, no,
And I don't want them to, Yeah, but I'm prepared
for that. The one we needed to go with him
because he committed all the dirty but knee. But it
would be a great message to see into other police
officers that standing around watching one of your fellow officers

(13:20):
commit a crime, it's also on your watch too. That's
a great thing. Yes, police reform, yep, yep, yep. Hopefully
it's the start of something. All right, Steve, we're gonna
do our regular show today. Yeah, We're gonna switch gears
when we come back at thirty two minutes after the hour,
asked the cello Chief Love Officer Steve Harby. Right after this,

(13:43):
you're listening to coming up at the top of the hour,
we'll have civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump and George Floyd's
brother felonas Floyd will be our very special can't wait
because to them, Yeah, and you don't want to miss that. Yeah,
that is at the time of the hour. But right
now we're switching gears because it's time to ask the

(14:05):
CLO the Chief Love Officer Steve Harvey. All right. This
one's from Kathy and Charleston, South Carolina. Kathy says, I'm
a thirty something single female and I live in a
town home with a shared backyard. I have a small
garden growing in raised pots on my patio. There's an
older couple living to my right and they have a

(14:25):
small dog that roams around without a leash. None of
my neighbors complaint since a dog is so cute. Recently,
their dog came on my patio and ate a chili
pepper from my garden. He was rushed to the veterinarian
and he's Okay, now, but my neighbors want me to
pay the vet bill. Is this my fault? No? Hell no, no,

(14:47):
what is they fault? You keep a little damn dog
on a leash. I'll put a little something for him
to roam on a little section of the yard. Then
walk ass over there eating another pepper. Now, yeah, yeah, no,
that's not your fault. You have every right to grow
a garden on your part of the yard. They share

(15:09):
the backyard. Yeah, paying no damn bill for your damn dog.
Put another pepper in fido bowls? Wow? Oh, all right.
Tamka and we're moving on. Tamika in Gulfport, Mississippi says
my parents are retired and my dad has bought and RV,

(15:31):
so they decided to come to visit me. Their RV
has now been parked in my driveway for almost three
weeks and they've overstayed their welcome. I never know what
to expect when I get home from work. They act
like they're parked at a campsite. One day they had
a fish fry in the driveway. Another day was a
crawfish boil, and my dad barbecues every other day. My

(15:56):
friends come eat and hang out with them. How do
I tell them it's time to roll out? What roll out? Man?
I you know? I mean ye barbecue? You come home
from work and you got barbecue? She's mad? Man, I'm straight. Thanks,

(16:20):
Hey daddy, can you do that dry rub tomorrow? But
ain't that in that crab ball? Could you put a
little bit more old bay in? Now? I just want
a little bit more? See Yeah, hell, I start charging
my friends. I have fresh fried fish fries. I'll be
making money. Uh huh. So she wants to know how

(16:43):
how how does she tell them it's time to roll out?
Why would she even do that? Well, I don't know.
You can't. I wouldn't do that if I'm not my parents. Yea,
if ain't no neighbors complaining about it must be a
nice looking r veto ain't nobody complaining? Name is probably
coming to get a place? You know they are? Is

(17:06):
that Cohen a saucers in that what you do is
on the weekend, tell them you want to go on
a trip with him and let him drive a long
way away and then at night you've got down out
to Campe and go catch your plane back home or

(17:27):
missing or just let them stay. Uh all right here
we Go Leslie and Gary, Indiana. Clo says, I had
three beads nests in my attic, so I had to
stay with my sister and her husband while the exterminators
got them out. I'm sleeping in the bedroom in the basement,
and that's where my husband's home offices. I woke up

(17:48):
in the middle of the night over the weekend and
I heard her husband mumbling. I could tell he was
on the phone, and I assumed he was talking to
a female. I wanted to confront him, but I don't
know how. What should I say? It ain't business nothing,
Damn come on, Tommy, me and Tommy at the same time.
That ain't your business. It really is. You heard him

(18:12):
and you assumed he was talking to what. Yeah, no evidence.
Nothing's gonna be back over there with him. Damn bees
is what you gonna do. That's what's going to happen
to you. I can see that now, and moving and
with your nest steal over there. Ain't got all the bees.

(18:33):
I can tell you that right now. Think a man,
yeah's gonna be laying up there. You're gonna hear more
than some mumbling. Yeah the business. This is not your business.
It really isn't. You're in this man's house, you're in
his home office. You heard him mumbling just because down

(18:53):
the sleeping he probably yeah, maybe that's exactly right, Junior,
trying to let you stay sleep, respectful of you. Yeah, wow, man,
you are true. Black people don't know how to be GIFs.
You are giess. It's not your house. Oh that's why

(19:14):
you ain't got nobody now bees Sharif in the Bronx says,
I'm forty eight and I'm still single and looking for
my ideal man to spend the rest of my life with.
I tell every new guy I meet that I'm dating
to get married. Most of them are told me to

(19:35):
stay in the moment and wait to see what happens,
but not exactly in those words. After I tell them
there will be no sex, the calls and the date stop.
I've been on at least twenty dates since January and
I'm still single. How am I supposed to date with
the intention of getting married when men are only dating

(19:56):
for sex? Well, let me ask you a question. You
don't even get a guy a chance to like you
before you run him off. Just date, find out if
you even like a person. If that person even likes
you enjoy that company for a few dates before you
break out this. But what is she saying, Steve, as
soon as she meets them? Okay, okay, sure, okay, sure listen,

(20:18):
So we go out on a date. You be the dude.
Go ahead and talk to me. Let me show you
how to going. Hey, baby, how are you doing? You?
Sure look nice tonight? I look nice in the wind
and dressed what I hadn't nobody know you. We're just
getting to know. I'm just taking you over here, you know,
to the Red Lobster so we can have dinner. You know,

(20:40):
if you like stay biscuit and you want some of
this biscuit, were gonna need to get married. My biscuits
got mold and cheese on it. All right, coming up next,
Thank you? Hello. The nephew would run that brank back
right after this if I want something biscuits. Man, you're
listening Morning show coming up at the top of the hour,

(21:04):
our special guest, civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump and another
special guest, George Floyd's brother Felona's Floyd will be our
special guest. You don't want to miss it. But right now,
the nephew is here. Yeah, that's exciting. I can't wait
to hear what they have to say after the verdict
and everything. But right now the nephew is here to

(21:26):
bring us a little laughter with run that prank back.
What you got for us, nest. My favorite socks, my
favorite socks, booty breaking people about socks? Hey, hey, oh
like hey, Fox, are serious? Okay? My favorite sick everybody

(21:46):
got favorite socks? Favorite bros, paporite, panted paper draw he's
your favorite socks? Well you do? You probably don't wear
the same socks twice? You different when when of you
watched a load of clothes? Let since you're talking, when
you to load the club? I've never been in the
laundry room. Thank you. You ain't got no play the

(22:09):
frank cat now hating. I'm trying to reach the Charles.
Yeah that's Charles. Okay are you do you live an apartment?
Who is it? My name Benny? Man? I live in
Let me say this to you. Man, this like the
third time this that happened, you know, and I ain't
got fed up with it. So I've been a city.

(22:29):
We've been getting up man. Wait wait, wait, who who
are you again? My name Benny man, I live in
Let's listen. Do you use the washroom on the property? Yeah? Man,
I used washroom? What's up? Okay, this is the third
time this to happened. Last night was the third time
right now. The first time I happened to be in
the washroom with you and I come up with a

(22:50):
shirt missing now. The second time was was was uh
my t shirt? My Chicago Bulls Championship T shirt? I
saw your girl with it on now? Last night? Last
night was one of Drew the line my favorite socks?
Was missing out the dryer or come back to get
my l I don't know what you're doing, man, when
you're in the washroom. If you decide you're just gonna

(23:11):
go shopping in the dry and get what you want
out of it from other people's stuff. Man, but this
ain't hold the hold up. I'm a grown man. What
are you talking about? Shopping for every day? Buy my own? Listen,
you called me dripping by some clothes, and you called
me dripping by some socks. You I'm right, they're my
favorite socks. So what I got a problem is what
what makes you think you can start opening up dryers

(23:33):
getting people stop out? Man? Hold on, what makes you
think I'm opening up? Hold up, you got the wrong one.
Why you get my number from anyway? I got your
number from the least in office, the league. I told
him I needed so what they lost mind giving you
my numbers? Calling me with some buy some socks. Hey, man,
they're my favorite sock and look at it. I wanted
my socks back from you. Man. I'm gonna say this

(23:55):
one more time. You're gonna lost your man. Okay, I'm
gonna say this one more time. Eat, I'm gonna get
them socks. I'm gonna get that plan. You say you
live in five? What I live in? You got live? Stand?
I knock on your doughter about ten minutes. If it's
okay with you, partner, ain't man, it's whatever. All I
know is you better bring them damn socks when you

(24:16):
bring your ground my favorite dock focks. You got my
favorite socks, and you crying like a little about some socks.
Man with you? You got my dog man whipping your party.
I want, man, you better shirt. You better have my
Chicago Board championship shirt, and you better have my socks.

(24:37):
You can't be taking people stuff about the washlong fine party.
You got three called fox shirt and a T shirt.
That's what you want. You got out coming for all them.
But that's fine with me. I do. I want my
socks back, man back like my little sister with who cry?
What ain't man? I don't worry about that. I better
not catch you while your sister in my stuff. I'm
a cat off you hear me. You ain't gonna telling

(24:59):
nobody you're gonna lost. Man. First of all, why don't
use your hand on down to the washroom. It's like
a whoop your Now. I'll meet you in the washroom
right now. But you're gonna bring my charts with you,
you hear me. I'm bring a pup to you, Pap.
I'm gonna put you aside that damn drying turn it
off till you're stealing stuff out of it. Let me
tell you what that harry up. Put your get down
to the washroom. Now. I'm tired of my shirt on.

(25:20):
I'm the fall phone. I'm already walking that way. So
now what want to see me? You know me? No?
You no, we already know you. Once you get busted
in the head, you don't know what's going on. I
wish it. You ain't a man enough, But I'm gonna
you ain't way. I'll tell you what I long it's
gonna take you to get your over. That's gonna take
me about two minutes. Paul, Right, guess what else I'm

(25:43):
bringing with? What's fall haringing? Now? Is you listening to
see what I'm bringing? Man? What this is? Nephew, Tommy?
Say what? Man? Who is this? Hey? Y'all? This nephew
till me from the Steve Harvey Morning. Yo? Man, Yo, girl,

(26:04):
Shandria got me to prank you. Man, Man, y'all wrong,
y'all wrong, Man, I got one boot on. I'm on
my way down to stair sto me. Come on, man,
tell me it ain't so man I'm talking about I know,
ain't no grown man on this phone crying over the
oh Man. That songs man, some socks man? Someck well,

(26:26):
you know y'all tripping? Hey man, I got one more question, baby,
what is what is the baddest radio show in the
lad man? That's easy to Steve Harvey Morny Show, Charles.
I got you, man, and then you have it. Let

(26:48):
me box, Yeah, you know, just pranking people about their socks. Hey,
you know, just let me be stupid sometimes, y'all, just
so let me have at it. We have no choice
anybody fighting for that spot. We've tried. Okay, okay, I'm
just saying to let me be stupid, let me let
you were trying to get it to you. No, we're

(27:11):
trying to get it to every ninety Yeah. Right, it's
just all the time that's really troubling us. I do
break it up on Friday night. Now, I break it
up Friday night Ready to Love on the Own Network
nine eight cents. You I break it up, have a
little bit of sense and make it, you know, balance.

(27:32):
We have some good news about Ready to Love coming
up later in the show. Please please please, you don't
want to miss it. It's good news. I told y'all
not to tell him you what? Why? What? Not yet? Yeah?
Everybody knows, you don't know except for him. Yeah, well

(27:57):
my show off everybody's hood hit. I'm gonna say this
right now. Don't prank me by my show. Please don't know,
you prank everybody else. Whatever sucks? The church a funeral bodies.

(28:19):
But see what you want us to tell him? Not now?
Not now? Okay, We're gonna wait for a couple of
hours day. You don't think we just want to make
him wait. You feel you feel the host what's supposed
to him. You know he's capable. I do, he did,

(28:44):
he did plus fist happen. But when you hear it
though with you're only out time, it's different. Coming up
at the top of the hour, as promised to Ben

(29:05):
Crump and Felonis Floyd, the brother of George Floyd, right
after this you're listening, ladies and gentlemen, asked, promise, our
very very special guest is here now. Uh. He is
our very own hero. He is on the front line

(29:25):
of almost every major case for social justice in this country,
for racial equality, for the down trodden, for the little man,
for the underdog. He is our own. He is the
one and only attorney Benjamin Crump Harding, You're very happy

(29:49):
to be with you to announce that historic verdict for
George Floyd, and Steve I know you and the whole
Steve Harvey Morning Show Nation was fighting and praying for
justice for George Floyd, something that we sit in often
to see where you had a historic civil settlement of

(30:12):
twenty seven million dollars policy reform, but then to get
a criminal conviction of a man's officer, but killing an
unarmed black man unjustifiably was something that was maya mentor.
So I'm so happy seved to come and think you
and the whole stee Harby Nation for standing with the

(30:34):
family of George Floyd. You know, for us. You know
yesterday we took nothing but phone calls. And I gotta
tell you and the family how of an impact this
trial had because we came to terms We've never seen
a trial of this magnitude with this coverage. Now, this

(30:55):
trial was far more impactful than the O. J. Simpson
trial because this trial was for us. The O. J.
Simpson trial just was covered. That wasn't for us. This
was for us. And to listen to our listeners yesterday,

(31:15):
Crump and listen to the pain, the relief, the joy,
the tears, and the moment we've been waiting for to
watch what you just so described happened. It's something I
didn't know that I would ever see in my lifetime.
And for you who were standing with the family, and

(31:37):
especially to the family who has maintained a level of
dignity like nothing I've ever seen before. They called for
peace when it looked like it was gonna get out
of hand. They called for justice. They explained themselves eloquently.
They were on point. Please tell the George Ford Flemmily

(32:00):
on behalf of the Steve Harvey Morning Show and all
of us how proud we are of the dignity that
they displayed during this entire time. Sorry for their loss.
For Lord her Mercy, y'all put up a great fight
where Steve, I have one more exciting piece of news

(32:22):
to tell you. You know how much I'll love you, Fred,
But there is a young man on the phone with me.
America has come to embrace him and love him. George
Floyd's brother, Blonus Floyd, who Steve, I want you to
know publicly every day for over three weeks he went

(32:46):
into the courtroom fighting for justice for his brother, George Floyd,
his big brother, wearing a Steve Harvey suit. What Loni
th Lonas you got a new nickname, Lonus loners one

(33:12):
of them suits. And he would looking at sharp every day.
One of your spos Hey Thalnas, canna tell you something, Sir,
I won't. I won't call you, he'd been longing to us.
Now it's good to hear you laughing, brother yes it is. Yeah,
it's good to hear you laugh. Man, Thank you so much,

(33:35):
Thank you so much. I really enjoy you. My mom
she used to talk about you all the time. We
used to stay up just to watch you on Apollo.
Oh man, oh you an old friend. Oh yeah, oh man,
the Steve Harvey Show. New nephew. Tell me, oh y'all, Man, y'all,

(33:55):
just yeah, y'all funny man, y'all crack me up. Man.
But Steve, it's been a blessing man, just that just
to look at you blossom like you have. Uh. And
the statement a long time ago when you were on
that show with the contestants of that that right there,

(34:15):
that chill for it because you might have slipped up.
I had the wrong information, but boom, you came right
back in the world. That said, Man, we love Steve Arton. Man. Yeah,
you know, brother, I thank you for that. But man,
I want you to understand how important your brother has been,

(34:37):
what his life has meant to us as a culture.
Your brother has given us something that we thought we
never have. And our condolences to the family. But man,
your family is one of the greatest families for civil rights.
You all will go down in history as the family

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that change, that started the change in this country. And
I want to let you know that, and we are
aware of it, and we thank you from the bottom
of my heart with the dignity that your family portrayed,
unherald Man, and we really appreciate everything. And before you
say anything, because I want to come back, we got

(35:22):
some questions for y'all. We're gonna go to break so
we can come back. We are talking with two great
people on the phone. We've got our friend, our long
time guy, Benjamin Crump, and we got George Floyd's brother.
They want to call him for Lonis. I want to
call him THEO. I don't know. I don't even know

(35:45):
why I'm feeling THEO though. We'll be back right after that.
We're gonna see if we can. He's smiling today. That's
a good thing. Man. Right back, you're listening to everybody.
We're back and our special guests on the phone is
our friend, attorney Benjamin Crump, and Felonis Floyd, who is

(36:10):
George Floyd's younger brother, and they are here today to
talk about the verdict and everything. Benjamin Crump, let me
just start with you your feelings as the verdict was read.
You you know, Steve, I thought about so many people
who you and I over the years, who was denied

(36:34):
due process, who was denied the lass in a mecca
that we have liberty and justice fall. And as that
verdict came through, all those names, Trey Vine, Michael Brown,
Sandra Bland, Alston Sterling for Lando to Still, they all
ran through my mind and I said, thank you guy,

(36:55):
because today it's historic not just for George Floyd family,
but also for children. Yet am boring. This was a
president that will gil marginalized minorities, especially black people, a
president that they know justice is possible. And that's the

(37:19):
thing that went through my mind. Steve Harvey. Absolutely, Hey,
not flis floonis Floyd. Everybody. This is George Floyd's younger brother.
You you you've been right there the entire time. Tell
me how your family felt at the time, the verdict
we've read, and what you all have been kind of

(37:40):
feeling and going through since the verdict. Wow, just at
the court room, I was pacing back and forth walking,
I was nervous and vision eternity. Bensamin Crumb and my
wife they said, hey, look, whatever you have to do,
to be comfortable. If you gotta pace yourself back and forth,

(38:00):
do it. And I did it. And from that point on,
when it was time to him the courtroom, I sat
down and I prayed for thirty minutes in the corner
in the seat that they only allowed one family member
to begin inside the courtroom. And when the judge came
out and he said guilty, guilty, and guilty, Oh, I

(38:22):
was ecstatic. I was super excited. I didn't know what
to do, but it felt like I had just won
a championship. And all I did was think about my brother,
because my brother, that's what he would say. Man, we
just won the championship. And my wife said, hey, we're
bringing this w back to Houston. But I told her,

(38:43):
I say, this is for the world. Maybe this is
for everybody. This is for him material, this is for
everybody who didn't even get that opportunity to have justice.
And we prayed too much for a seed. Hey, flows
hang on one second, man, we got we gotta take
We're coming back. We're talking with uh Felonis Floyd, who
is George Floyd's younger brother, and attorney Benjamin Crump on

(39:07):
The Steve Harvey Morning Show you're listening, all right, everybody,
We're back and we've been talking this morning with attorney
Benjamin Crump and with um, uh George Floyd's younger brother Felons,
and we were talking and we just left off and
Felonis was telling us how he felt doing the reading

(39:27):
of the verdict. Uh, what's kind of been your family's
uh thought process? Sister sister? Trial has ended. Now, I mean,
you've had a night of rest and sleep. I would
imagine this is the first I don't know, man, did
you did you have a decent night rest? Finally? Did
did you feel some sense of relief? What? What? What

(39:49):
was it? See, I'm gonna be honest with you. I
really didn't even want to go to sleep. I was
just excited and happy at the time because we never
had off for me and they were to be charged
with accountability for killing the African Americans man, because as
African Americans, we said, like, we never get justice. So

(40:10):
I was on cloud nine. I wanted to stay up,
but uh, one of being co workers, they said, hey,
let's need to go to sleep, and I did. But
that was the worst thing I could have did, because
now I'm sleepy, I'm tired of after that. All these
other days I've been up getting only like three hours,

(40:31):
two hours and four hours to sleep, and I mean
functioning well my body. I wanted to sleep like five
or six hours last night, and I'm tired, you know.
But you know where let me tell you something. The
things then we fight for in life. It's great just

(40:51):
that I have the opportunity to see older people who've
been through I was like to how to hell they've
been through hell? Coming up, drinking out of water, powers
around the corner, could not being able to come inside, abusers.
Muhammad Ali when he came back from the military, he
could even either table. But all of those people are smiling,

(41:12):
and they look at me and they're telling me thank you.
I said, don't take thank you to me. Thank you
to Takenoledge. Thank you to that that minor the knowledge
who recorded the video. Thank you to that nine year
old who got up there and testified against the people
who was representing the blue wall. You know it collapsed yesterday.

(41:35):
And these lieutenants, these chiefs, they all were against what happened.
And they all said, we did not condone that, and
we did not cheat that. And then let me know
that we was in the world. We live in the
world that can be changed. We can take the hatred
out of people. But they just got to be able
to accept love in their hearts. And you know, darkness

(41:58):
is darkness, but when you shared light, doctor King said it,
that's the only way things are going to get better. Man.
I just this is difficult. Every day I think about
my mom, you know, I'm not being here. I think
about my brother, but his daughter is here. And she

(42:18):
predicted this. She said that my dad was going to
change the world. And she spoke on it and she's
spoken into existence. And also Attorney Crumpy, not gonna tell you,
but he spoke this into existence too. He said, it's
gonna be the verdict. It's gonna be the next day.
And just like that, less than twenty four hours they

(42:39):
had a verdict. Everybody thought it was gonna take two days. Wow,
you know that now, now, Attorney Crump, were you surprised
at how quickly the verdict was rendered? You know, see,
I predicted it was gonna come back on Tuesday because
obviously the video was tepital. But the sain that really

(43:01):
got me, Steve, when I knew this verdict was gonna
come back fast, and it was gonna come back in
our favor. Was when that nine year old little girl
took the stand and I'm a father to have an
eight year old daughter named Brooklyn. And when she said
Shirley and caller that, well, first they asked him politely,
but he still didn't take his knee off his neck.

(43:23):
I knew if there were parents on that Jerry, Steve Harvey,
they were not going to send the missus to their children.
That said Derek Chauvin's Bob Barret at of putting his
knee on George Floud's neck for nine minutes in twenty
nine seconds was gonna be acceptable. And I knew they

(43:44):
were on the verdict that would send a marriage not
just to the world, but to their chapman. And that's
what made me confidence. Steve Harvey, Wow, well said, hey, everybody,
hang on right quick. We've got Benjamin Crump at Floyd
as our special guests. We got more with these two
brothers right after this. Don't go away. You're listening, all right, everybody.

(44:10):
We're back with our special guests, Uh, Attorney Benjamin Crump
and our new family member, Felis Floyd. This was a
victory for all of us. This gave black people a
sense that, Wow, something can go right for us in
this judicial system when it comes to the police, you know,

(44:34):
and that's all it needs. And now, man, we got
a lot of work to do, we know, but the
passing of the murder of George Floyd, of your brother,
has has changed the way things will be viewed from
now because I think Crump, if you ask me, I
think that the prosecutors in this because we kind of

(44:56):
had this discussion yesterday. Normally the police department and the
prosecutors are always in bed together because that there was
two components formed the case right. This was the first
time I've seen a prosecutor really go after a police

(45:17):
officer with the aid of other police officers. And the
prosecution did such a good job at presenting their case
they became stars. I think it's going to have a
rollover effect to other prosecutors who want to get that
same type of shine on their career when it comes
down to cases like this. God knows. I pray you right, Steve,

(45:38):
because you're right. Normally, prosecutors, when they prosecute police m
killing black people, it's like a fish out of water. Experience,
but here it was profound. And I will tell you this,
Steve Harber. When President Biden called us when we were
leaving the court, he said, you all may not believe this,

(46:00):
but many police officers are also praying for y'all to
get justice because they said what Derek Chauvin did on
that video was not representative of them. Right. They want
people to know that this was in mora and any humane. Wow.

(46:21):
This has been a great day for us, man, for
all of us, and we really do think you awfulness
and your family for being the way you were. You know,
you know, you know, sometimes you have a case and
people get to talking about it and they kind of
bash you a little bit. You know, you go, man,
I wish they go somewhere and sit down. They're messing

(46:41):
this thing up. That was not the case with the
Floyd family. You all, you all's dignity and the way
you spoke, and you maintained such a level of grace
and dignity. Man, you made yeah eloquence. You made a
lot of us so proud, so proud to say, boy,

(47:05):
look at this family stand up here. Boy, they're doing
it the right way. You called for peace. When when
when it looked like some of the things was getting
out of hand. You called for peace, You kept the
right tone, You had the right attitude. You didn't give
him nothing else to talk about except y'all murdered our brother.

(47:25):
Please let your family know on behalf of all of us,
especially around the country. But here on the show. Uh,
you made us proud. Steve Harvey alone says tea for
the soup so fashionably for all the world to see
in the courtroom. How can he get a year supply

(47:45):
of Steve Harvey sup so every time he too an
interview he can be looking clean as the part of them. Boy,
listen to me, flown us. I am going to make
sure the new collection that's coming out you will get
one of every single suit, shirt, tie, everything I got you. Boy,

(48:13):
let me tell you something. I'm gonna fly somebody to you,
measure you up. I'm gonna send the tailor to you,
measure up, get all these suits, get them fitted to
you so you look like real money. You ain't gonna
ever have to buy another stick. You ain't never gotten
buy another suit. I promise you up yearly as long

(48:38):
as I'm making suits. The learner's flawed ass fitting the
beef popping. Now nothing else, Sean John a straight hand.
I bet not see me now another one of your monks.

(49:02):
You know what you would know. No, we were differently. Now,
shitty god you I've been waiting to do. Dog. I
know this ain't gonna be problem. I know people gonna
have problem with this hill. But from now on, get

(49:24):
the beat button ready. You know you ain't gonna beat.
I ain't gonna say nothing that requires people. Okay, you
from now on is my moon? You my now by
anybody asked you, you can tell him. Steve Harvey, my loot.

(49:47):
That's your friend, brother benjam that's your friend, brother brother,
my megad brother. Don. Hey, hey, Bend, when are you
gonna get you? When are you gonna get get you?
Some rest man, because you are the hardest worker man
we know. Brother. Hey, you know we're trying, y'all and

(50:11):
seem like every time we make take a few steps forward,
y'all know, ten miles from where they were having the trial,
young brother Dante Wright get killed by this white policewoman
claimed she pulling her taber and shoot him. So Steve,
at some point we got to come back and talk
about that because ain't no way humans take a tabor

(50:32):
from a gun when all the protocols they go through
and planas and his family. You right, y'all, they have
become the comforters and the counsels for this family who's
starting to go through what they went through just a
year ago. And we all get through this together, y'all.

(50:53):
Y you gotta understand that they can make better a
law to protake a birds, which is about all the
eagle they can make Sutter allows to protect people of color.
So it's the time for change, and it's times is now. Hey,
these these protesters all around the world, they all ignited
the flame in them and I'm happy because they was

(51:15):
out with boots, boots on the ground, sumthing and the
honor of George and others who have been murdered. And
this is this is big, This is major. Uh. Every
country said, look, we're not going to stop until y'all
can breathe. And Miss Carr she's having that opportunity now

(51:36):
because I'm gonna fight for her because they didn't give
her that. They didn't give her that chance. Eric Eric Garner, Yeah,
Eric Garner, Eric Garna. We got Brianna Taylor. We gotta
do it for everybody. I'm right here with. I'm with
Brianna Taylor's uh our friend now, and this is ridiculous, man,
we have to fight. Hey man, let me tell y'all something.

(51:58):
We're gonna. We're gonna, y'all goping. I gotta tell you something.
I'm in Africa right and I'm taping a family feud
in South Africa. When I walked out on stage today,
I got a standing ovation. I'm used to that. But
when I backed up and I got ready to announce, Hey,

(52:18):
welcome to family Feud South Africa. I'm your man, Steve Harvey,
they kept clapping, and then finally I just said, hey man,
y'all come on, but they kept clapping, so finally we
cut the camera off. I said, man, didn't they tell
y'all that's all you got to do? They said, were
clapping for the verdict, Steve, Congratulations, my lord dog, this

(52:39):
is in Africa. Africa, we I said, Steve, we love y'all.
Were clapping for the verdict man, congratulations. That just happened
to me tonight. Almost started crying. Man. I saw it
for myself today. I thank you so much, Steve Man
for everything. Let me tell you something. It was an

(52:59):
honor for us to talk to you. Yes, yes, it was.
Thank y'all so much. Congratulations man. We got a lot
of work to do, y'all. The heroes out of is steal. Hey, y'all,
y'all pretare together for Benjamin Crump Floyd. Thank y'all. Yes, sir,
you're listening to the Steve Harvey Morning Show. Time now

(53:21):
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(53:41):
on tight. We got it for you here. It is
straw every letter. Thank enough. Your subject if he wants it,
he has to pay. Dear Stephen Shirley, I'm a thirty
seven year old single mom and I've been divorced since
my child was three years old. My ex husband did
not contribute financially to me and our daughter in the
years past because he had some health issues which kept

(54:04):
him from working for a long period. Of time, and
he ended up moving in with his dad. Our daughter
is thirteen now and my ex husband has a great
job again and his house is much better. He has
a new home, and he's still a single man. He
recently poured out his heart to me and said he's
single because he still loves me and wants his family back.

(54:27):
I don't believe him, because he's had many years to
prove it. Even when he was ill and his finances
weren't all the way together, I would have been there
for him and helped him out, even though he cheated
on me in the past. That's what led to our divorced.
He had a long term relationship with another woman and
she came to my house with the jewelry he bought her,

(54:48):
bought for her, and she was driving a car he
bought for her. I was very hurt and we went
to counseling. But the only reason I did that was
for my daughter's sake. Over the years after our divorce,
I forgave him and I stopped hating him. He and
our daughter are best friends now and she's been bugging
me to give her dad a second chance, a second chance.

(55:09):
I don't trust him, and it is his fault. He knows.
If he wants me to consider seeing him again, he
has to really bring it this time. I don't want
to ever have to wonder where he is or who
he's with. I want control of all of the money.
I want all of his pass codes, and he can't
be on social media or have female friends. He said

(55:31):
that it's too much to ask for, but I don't
think so. If he wants me, he has to pay.
Am I going overboard? Please help NA. I don't think
you're going overboard. I mean if that's what you need
right now to feel secure and you may change later,
that's what you need. And I just say, don't waste
your time anymore with this guy. I mean, you gave him,

(55:52):
you gave him your terms, and he said it's too much.
It's probably about controlling all the money. That's probably where
he had a problem. He didn't like your terms. So
there's your answer. I don't think he's ready right now.
I think a person who wants his family back and
who still loves you would want to do whatever it
takes to make it up to you. I mean, did

(56:12):
he forget that he cheated on you and that's what
led to the divorce. At that time, the trust was
broken and that needs to be rebuilt. You know, it's
change of behavior. It's actions, not words that you need
right now because you don't believe him, and he's given
you no reason to at least you didn't mention in
the letter. He's given you no reason to believe him.

(56:35):
Of course, your daughter wants you guys to be back together.
I mean, most kids hate divorce. It's very hard on them.
But you have to explain it to her since she's
bugging you to give him a second chance, that his
actions prove that so far he doesn't deserve a second
chance because he can't commit to giving you what you've
asked for. You've forgiven him, you no longer hate him,

(56:55):
and I'm assuming you're on friendly terms with him, so
just leave it at that for right now. If he
really really wants you, then he'll do what it takes
what you want Steve Wow. If he wants it, he
has to pay the problem with this letter, though, is
the payment is all her terms, and I think what

(57:20):
she should have did was if I were her, I
would have gone about this a little bit slicker. If
you're going to consider, but let me help you. I
think you should consider this, and I want to show
you why your single divorce three year old. Your husband
didn't contribute to the relationship before because he was had

(57:42):
health issues kepting from working. He ended up moving in
with his dad. Your daughter's thirteen, so that's three years.
That's ten years. Your ex husband has gotten on his feet,
great job, health is a lot better, he has a
new home, and it's still the single man. This is
the first line I want to bring to your attention.

(58:03):
He's back on his feet, he's financially strong, he has
a new home, and he's still single. Could it be true?
Or let me help you understand that it's true. Hard
to have chicks on the side and buy a new
house at the same time. A hard to have chicks
on the side and buy a new house at the

(58:26):
same time. I just want to share that with you,
not saying it's impossible, but I'm just telling you. Then,
he poured out his heart to you. He told you
he's single because he still loves me and he wants
his family back. That could be true. Now you know
you don't believe him because he's had a lot of

(58:48):
years to prove it. Well, what broke y'all up before
was two things. He cheated you say, and a lot
of it was financed. He couldn't contribute, couldn't take care
of his family, nothing, and that's very important to man.
So maybe he wanted to wait until he could get
back on his feet, get his thing together, so he
could come to you with something. This is all a possibility.

(59:11):
Now you're saying you would have been there for him
and helped him out even though he cheated me on
the path, but you didn't see and you didn't probably
because he cheated on you, and that's perfectly understandable. But
you said you would have been there for him and
helped him out. Why would you do that to somebody

(59:31):
that cheated on you? And the man know he was wrong,
so he didn't got himself together. Now that's what led
to your divorce. He had a long term lationship with
a moment she came to my house with the jewelry
he bought her and the car he bought her. Well,
that ain't happening no more. That's over with. You were

(59:52):
hurt and y'all went to counseling. When I come back,
I'm gonna tell you what I think. He'll move should
be all right, Steve, hang on to your response. We'll
have part two coming up at twenty three minutes after
the hour. If he wants me, he has to pay
as the subject. We'll get back into it right after this.

(01:00:12):
You're listening show, all right, Come on, Steve, let's recap
today's Strawberry Letters subject. If he wants it, he has
to pay. Thirty seven year old single mother with a
child three years old by her former husband. The daughter
is now thirteen years old. They broke up because of
health issues because he kept him from working for long

(01:00:34):
predatin and he had to move in with his dad.
Now he's back on his feet, got a new house
and he's still single, and he poured his heart out
to her. Told his woman he's single because he still
loves me. He wants his family back. This could be true.
You say you don't believe him, because he had a
lot of chick years to prove it. But he was

(01:00:55):
getting back on his feet. And if y'all broke up
before because he had to move in with his dad
because he cheated on you, and he didn't have himself
together because he couldn't work right, maybe he wanted to
get himself together where he did. Now he had a
long term relationship with this woman that came to your house.
I don't know when she came to your own house.

(01:01:16):
I don't know. This was a piece of information that
came out of nowhere. You didn't say when y'all was married.
After the marriage, I don't know when she came to
the house and you saw this jewelry in this car
and you were hurt, y'all went to counseling, So I
must mean I guess y'all were still married. But the
only reason I did that was for your daughter, because

(01:01:38):
over the years after the divorce, you forgiving him, stop
hating him, and he and your daughter best friends. Now
she's been bugging me to give her dad a second chance.
Now you say I don't trust him and it's his fault. Okay,
that's true, and you justified in feeling exactly that way.
Got it. He knows if he wants me to consider
seeing him again, he has to really bring it this time.

(01:02:02):
So now you don't ever want to have to wonder
where he is or who he's with. That's okay, cool. Now,
his square the demands may have stopped this from happening.
I want control of all the money. I want all
of his pass codes, and he can't be on social
media or have female friends. He said that's too much

(01:02:23):
to ask for. You need to find out which one
is too much, because if he gots to have female friends,
if that's the part that's too much, leave his ass
right where he is. If he don't want to give
you his pass codes and all that, leave his ass
right where he is. But if it's about this money,
like Shirley said, which I think it is, could it

(01:02:45):
be because he didn't got on his feet. It's proud
of his accomplishments. He's willing to share, but he ain't
going to give you control of it. And a lot
of people they don't are not going to relinquish control
of it. So now he say that's too much to ask,
but I don't think so. If he wants this, he
has to pay. Am I going overboard? Please help? I

(01:03:08):
think you need to demand everything is self control of
all the money, and I think you all should have
joint control of the money. Nobody should feel like they
can't make a move in a marriage without asking another person.
You are both adults. These women on the show would
not go home and not be able to shop or
buy something when they want to. They got to ask

(01:03:28):
their hubs. Can I have this? Can I have anybody that?
It's just a limit something? Man? Come on and now
I ain't no man fit the man? No woman? Give
her all the money and go Can I buy this?
Can I have it? Can I go play golf? Can
I bomb? Can I get some money? No? One? So?

(01:03:48):
Now do I think it's going overboard if you're demanding
all this? Yes, Now, if he don't want to give
you his pass code and he don't and he want
to have female friends, then you gotta leave him a lot.
But if it's about that money, y'all got to work
out something befoere y'all both can have control and say
so over the money, and y'all each still have an
individual life with your own money. You gotta have that

(01:04:12):
in relationship to move around, because I get all real
quick having to ask somebody for everything. Lord, Shirley Carlin,
how would you feel if y'all had to go and
ask her husband for everything? Oh? I'd be single, sick.
I'm just gonna say that, just gonna say it this long.

(01:04:35):
I say, pat yourself on the back, right my damn self.
First time you ask, because I'm gonna tell you. I mean,
Marjorie controls a lot, but I mean she has access
to everything, and she knows where everything is, but control

(01:04:57):
all of it. Hold up now, right, Well, I think
the conversations, Yeah, they need to discuss it because he
just yeah, he just cut her off and said that's
too much. Well, let's talk about it, you know, and
she has Yeah, dude, they need to talk about it.
They do. You know, man, if you really want your
family back, and you want your family back, but this time,

(01:05:19):
you need to act like to your family. And I'm
telling you money was a big part of why they
broke up before because his first thing, she said, he
was unable to support us and he had to move
in with his dad. Well, he had health, his shoes. Yeah,
so you wasn't gonna take care of his ass and
he wasn't. He was cheating. Let her take care of you.

(01:05:42):
What happened to sickness? And then him? You got move on.
You gotta move in with your dad. You can't crawl
up step. No, you got moving with your dad going
over there. He ain't got no steps. I'm not gonna
be helping you up these steps every night. Soon you
can't go to babe. What you mean bringing the tarlet
in him? If he cheated? Go on in now, your

(01:06:06):
dad is strong enough to help you up themselves. I
can't do. I gotta take care of his baby, all right. Listen,
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Right now it is Junior and Sports Talk. What you
got Junior, Ah Shirlette, UNC, Tommy Junior call listen. Uh,
this is gonna be great here. Look, call you in
the UFCA. Did I put myself in? Ain't I on

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the team? Go ahead? Go ahead, call myself in the
h UNC. You in theo UFC. Man. I'm just now
starting to get into this, but this is a big
fight Saturday, caromel usman verse r hey miss Vadal two. Yeah,
this is number two. I don't know how I'm gonna
watch this in Africa, but I got to see this.

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I'm just starting to get into this man, this crazy
uh you know it was the one, the first one.
He to beat Miss Vadal in the first meeting. But
but miss Vadal holds the record for the fastest knockout
in UFC, not the Nigerian night Man Junior, nor is

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the Nigerian night Man. The regular fights of three rounds
five minute rounds. The championship fight is five rounds, five minutes,
five minutes of fighting, five minutes without going to sit down.
Wait a minute, but everything go though. They use elbow
feet dead in the mouth. If you put your toe

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on my face when I do wake back up, no
ass needs to be in that locker room. You better
not be in this cage. No. Well, now they used
four hours gloves. They just bad gloves. They got the
ain't just barely covering their hands. So when you get
hit in the face, you feel the whole knuckle in

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your you think you think you're fighting in nineteen twenty
and Jack Johnson then just hit your ass with them
tight as short, so with them and shoes with no socks.
And to the dogs, they had fifty round fights back
in the day, fifty rounds. Dog, it was to you

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one they would have fifty sixty round fights. That's that's
that's that's a whole day. That's like eight hours, Ain't
it that like a like a job? Man? Well, I'm
looking forward, man, I'm gonna get this fight. Man, I
got to see this. This is gonna be something. We
got to look forward. Just looking at me because I
hold you. I'm gonna have to put my money on

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somebody named Nigeria Nightmare. Yeah, that's why I'm a little
I'm gonna go with somebody with a scary name, Nigeria
knight Man. Money going to him when he won the
last time he got up in the camera said I'm
a problem with some respect on my name. Problem. Yeah.
I'm scared to ladies fighting too. Oh yeah, amen, the

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ladies in the UFC. There'll be some good fights, yes
they do. All right, Thank you Junior. Coming up at
the top of the hour, Carla's Reality update right after
this you're listening show, All right, come on, tell me
introduce that girl, ladies and gentlemen. She is here, the
one and only call a faroll with what reality update?

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All right, thank you, coming in hot, thank you, sir,
coming in. All right, Let's talk about married to medicine
Robert L. Sharpton invited doctor dan Amen and doctor Heavenly
to conduct COVID testing for during the March on Washington.
Now this was back in August that they extended this

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invitation and doctor Damon and his wife, doctor Heavenly, they
invited all of the married to medicine doctors to join
them in DC. They charted a private jed private planes.
The doctors was doing it up big and they you know,
got to DC and they accepted this mission and they
wanted to help and do what they can. And so

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while at dinner and DC, Reverend Al Sharpton told the
doctors that providing COVID testing at the march was very
important because one of the reasons, he was saying, at
fifty seven years ago when doctor King, you know, had
the March on Washington, they didn't even have black doctors
like the doctors are married to medicine. So doctor al Sharpton,

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I mean Reverend Al Sharpton was saying how important it
was for the doctors to be there, to be present
to test some of the marchers and COVID testing and
doing their part. And the doctors appreciated that. Also special guests,
Attorney Ben Crump was on Married to Medicine. He was
just on our show about an hour or so ago

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this morning, and Attorney ben Crump, he was a special
guest at the dinner too, and he talked to the
doctors about racism on what's going on in America, and
he talked to the doctors about racism in the medical field.
And doctor Eugene, doctor Damon, and doctor Contessa, they all
talked to Benjamin Crump and they opened up about times

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that they have dealt with racist patients and discussing with
the group. Benjamin Crump discussed with the group about how
moving forward. Okay, well you think you was sick when
you came in here. Yeah, I think you don't want
me to take care of you because I'm an African American.
And they say they deal with that a lot as well.

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So you know, these doctors are their home basis in Atlanta,
in Georgia, so they talked about that too. So they
talked about racism being a pandemic in America. So it
was a very very good episode. So shout out to
Married to Medicine. You know, we love doctor Jackie. She
listens to the show all the time. Morning Doctor Jackie
moving on season finale a Real Housewives of Atlanta, who

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thank goodness, that's man. I don't understand what was going
on this season. It was a lot happening and there
was almost a fight. Cynthia hosted this Christmas party, friend
Miss party with the Christmas gifts and they were all
supposed to purchase a gift over a thousand dollars. Drew

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did a gag gift and it was just a lot.
It was just a lot going on. Drew was mad
at LaToya, saying she was sleeping with a family friend
who was a prophet and she's saying that LaToya broke
up this man's engagement. All kinds of drama. Yeah with

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the prophet in the prophet? What's going on with was
the prophet? Well, he probably told it was gonna happen something.
The season is over, so next is the reunion show,
so I will check out Real Housewives of Atlanta and
Cynthia kicked the ladies out of the Christmas party because they,

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you know, almost started fighting in her house. You got
to go kick them out. Yeah, yeah, some lamas. She
had lamas at the Christmas party and then she kicked
him out for the Christmas carolers. Why we're out there
with them because it was a Christmas party. I guess
she was trying to do some holiday themed reindeer type.
I don't know. It was crazy, huh. But Michael Jackson

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used to have lamas Steve, that's a Steve question, Never
lamas monkeys. He he had elephants bought in for a
special guest one time. Oh wow, elepha why elephants? All right,

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Ephants stay though they got to go back right after
the event. I'm not gonna ask you why because we
don't have time, thank God, but we will be back
at twenty minutes after the hour. Right after this you're
listening to, well, it's time for tell me something good news,

(01:14:29):
ladies and gentlemen. This is really good news. And Will
Packer produced dating series hosted by our very own nephew, Tommy.
You know we love it. Ready to Love has just
made a major announcement. Drum roll, please, drum roll please
what we gotta do a big We gotta do it

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big because you know how much we love Ready to Love.
All right, Tommy, Yes, all right, Tommy. For the next
four episode sisodes a very special guest. I'm ready to
Love The One and Only Steve Harvey episode Ye steady, yeah,

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I remember we ye Earlier we had a surprise Ready
to Love last right now lay Steve will be a
special guest for four episodes comming your uncle uns good.

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Yeah he who proud is here? You heard me say,
Will Packer? Well, what is real show? Tommy? Yeah, we're
telling you all right, We'll let it marinate with Tommy
and we'll be back with more of the show at
thirty three minutes. We'll get you. Ask out here. You

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ain't Ready to Love? You're listening to show? All right.
So when we left, we had some exciting news about
Tommy show Ready to Love. Uh. They made a major
announcement and now Steve is going to be a very
special guest for four episodes of Ready to Love. Congratulations

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Steve and Tommy too. That's great. I ain't heard nothing
about this. Yeah, well we're trying to surprise you. Man.
It's like it's just a thing, you know, because I've
been given love advice on the show for a long time,
and I wrote the book and Will Packer did the movie.
Act like a lady, think like a man. I know
all that too. Go ahead, you know, and I let

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you in that. I mean you know he read he
was good. I mean, you know I been gone. Tell
me what you seems to be doing on these faux
episode you're gonna be on the what is your special? Well,
they wanted a different take on the show, so they
asked me to come in and provide something like, you know,
act like a lady, think like a man, love advice

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to the couples. You know, because you ain't even seen
the show, How did you fence to come on the
show and help somebody with anything? Well, you ain't even
you know, once you pay me, I find a way
to help. We ain't got we ain't got no budget
for you. Well, hey, I'm over there struggling with the budget.
I'm gonna have some money for you. Well no, no,

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ain't no. Well, hey, we need to give Will when Thomas, No,
that's what that's what friends have. But Will fence to
meet Thomas. Go ahead, but see you're not gonna beat
in like all the episodes. Whatever, man, what did you
mean like in the episode on my show? What did

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you what did you steal your show? It's just you
complete a sentence. No might to a commercial, y'all might
really want to go to a commercial right now. But
see dog this the budget. Will worked it out. Hi,
I'm just we will worked out some money. Queen. We

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will found some money. When Will found some money, well,
I talked Will. I talked to Will last Wednesday. When
I talked to him Wensday, he ain't had no money then,
so hot Tohill, Will found some money for you because
it was Wednesday. But see on Wednesday he came to

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me and just kind of you know, gave me the idea,
and I said I would I thought it would be cool,
he said, y'all can announce it on the show as
a surprise to Tommy. Okay, cool, cool? You want to
always time. Look for me to be in Africa next
week co hosting Family Feud, which you look look for
me next week. Go next problem, I gotta passport. I

(01:19:04):
knew how. I don't see where you guys just can't
work together. Don't work together on this show every Yeah,
what is the problem? All right? Uh, surprise we may
see it none by this here coming up in forty
nine minutes after the hour, we'll do our last break
of the day and we'll have some closing remarks from
the one and only Steve Harvey wait till I talked

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to you. You're listening to show? All right, here we
are last break of the day. This is our last
break of the day. Thank you first of all to
Attorney Ben Crump and Felona's Floyd. We're coming on and
letting us know how they felt about that historic verdict

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about the Derek Chauvin case. In the Derek Chauvin case.
So thanks to them for coming on. They are our
family members and uh, the nephew. It was a great interview.
Thank you, Floyd. That was so fantastic. I'd like to
thank Mississippi Monica for booking that and making it happen

(01:20:10):
because ye, because he told Monica we want Steve hard
Morning Show to be first. Yeah. Yeah, it really good.
It was really good. Nephew, you're all right. Oh, I'm
gonna be all right now. Can we really have a
drum roll please, Nephew Tommy, Nephew Tommy, here's the drum roll.

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The announcement about me being a special guest on the
show and allowing you to take some time off. We
are proud to say that it is true that I
will be a special guest on the show. But she'll
ask just got pranked on the radio, boy tightened up

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and everything. We start hanging on the floor trying to
call Wheel on the break. Will will get some money?
So tell everybody in case. What happened was Shirley has
had a special announcement for Tommy and still does. I

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hijacked it and told her to tell Tommy that the
special announcement was I'll be making folks special guests appearance
already for love. Uh. And then he was worried about
the budget, how they're gonna pay you. They struggling where
you ain't gonna be there On a commercial break, he

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was trying to call Wheel and Shirley them said you
want to let him off the hook. I wasn't. I
was gonna just ride it all the way out. This
is such great name, Steve. We are very proud of
nephew Tommy and his show Ready to Love. They received
a Best Dating Series nomination for the MTV Movie and

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TV Awards. So congratulations Tommy. Everyone to vote. Everyone to
please vote for Ready to Love now through April thirtieth
at vote dot MTV dot com. Congratulations Tommy, you'll probably
get your first Image Award. Yeah man, the image award

(01:22:32):
probably comes shortly because when you show start getting recognized
like this and start getting uh nomination, the industry perks
up and listens because they got to give this award.
They ain't just make it up and give it to you.
They have this and all of them. Yours is the best.
So you you in this. This could be a long ride.

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And you know own own can't take off award winning show.
And it's so good, Steve, the show is just so good. Yeah,
grown people see watching this is day one. Ain't dumb
like NBC yet See what cut off they nose despite

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their face and but I thank god for them though.
But you on the other handle with open and they
they got an award winning show. So congratulations Nephew times.
That's a big award anytime you get recognized for your
work over and above others. Yeah. Yeah, so again, we
want everyone to vote now through April thirtieth at vote

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dot mtv dot com vote for Ready to Love, hosted
by Nephew Tommy. Congratulations Ready to Love. Yeah Tommy, we're
proud of you. But we had Frank. Yeah we text
us me too. Where we're getting the money though? Remember

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now he's not speaking to us for the LA next month.
So y'all know Tommy needs the host of show Ready
to Grudge. Yeah, we can hold one, dy welcome back.
We got some people that really want to whip somebody's answer.
And you know what, I want to help y'all that
you and Steve could really could yea perfect that's a

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great all right, Well, congratulations again, nephew again. Go to
vote dot MTV dot com vote for Ready to Love.
Thank you, Thank y'all appreciate. Hey, y'all, just real quick
and closing, I just want to say, you know, we
heard from oh oh, Attorney Crump today, and we heard

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from the brother George Floyd Floyd and it was great
from my standpoint to be able to hear Felis laugh.
I mean, man, look, when you lose a loved one,
it's not a good period. Your brother, Oh my god,

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your brother, man, your mother's already gonna now your brother.
There's some pretty key people in a person's life, man.
But to hear him laughing today was music to our ears, man.
And to finally get a victory for all of us,

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and to watch the dignity that the Floyd family behaved
in during this entire time. We got some folks we
can be proud of, and the Floyd family is definitely
that family. And his daughter said it best, my daddy
gonna change the world. Well, little girl, you're exactly right.
Your father has put a footprint in the sand that

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no amount of we ad gonna be able to blow over.
And congratulations and thank you so much to the Floyd
family for your strength, your grace, and your dignity. You
made us all proud. And now we got some more
work to do. Let's keep voting and let's keep changing policy.
This is a Steve Harvey Morning Show. We will see
y'all tomorrow. Talk to God. He loves you here from you,

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