Speaker 1: And it's time now for calls from Steve's voicemail at
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Speaker 1: the air. Ready, Steve, Yes, ma'am, here we go. This
Speaker 1: is from a navy.
Speaker 2: Hey, good morning, Steve Harvey and Steve Harvey Morney show Crewe.
Speaker 2: That's your boy NAVI from Charlotte, North Carolina. I appreciate
Speaker 2: all of y'all. Man, y'all get me going. Sometimes he's
Speaker 2: brought start at two o'clock.
Speaker 3: In the morning.
Speaker 2: First thing I played at Steve Harvey in the morning,
Speaker 2: and the best part is listening to that motivation because
Speaker 2: it seems like whatever you're speaking about I need to
Speaker 2: hear in that moment. So again, I appreciate you all
Speaker 2: real quick. But if people call it coddler land, Julia,
Speaker 2: Julia's got tough kid. Look where he at. If he
Speaker 2: didn't like it, he wouldn't be there, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean? You know he's there for a recent shout
Speaker 2: out to see you, Julia, shout out to everybody, and
Speaker 2: it was something else I wanted to say. I forgot
Speaker 2: what it was. I'll call back later if I remember,
Speaker 2: but yeah, thank y'all so much. Stay blessed because y'all
Speaker 2: are blessed me and blessed and listen, and I'm glad
Speaker 2: that y'all have been on the radio for its because
Speaker 2: you have. I've been listening to y'all in middle school.
Speaker 2: Girld Man now driving the truck, but anyway is there.
Speaker 2: Stay blessed, and again, thank y'all so much for everything,
Speaker 2: a don't they.
Speaker 3: We've been on man middle school twenty years? Twenty years?
Speaker 3: So middle school he was what eleven thirty one. That's
Speaker 3: a long time, you know, you old when you can't
Speaker 3: remember when middle school was?
Speaker 2: Yeah about.
Speaker 3: That was a great call though, thinking now, he said,
Speaker 3: stop coddling junior. Yeah, he said that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you ain't never did it enough because you know
Speaker 4: you mentored me. Say, I already know I'm not to
Speaker 4: coddle you. I don't even know coddle is so yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm throwing. That's that's one thing we can say. Me
Speaker 4: and Tim you are better people because we know you ain't.
Speaker 4: You ain't emotional, you ain't gonna do that whatever, man,
Speaker 4: let me tell you something. And if you wonder why
Speaker 4: I'm here and not be Poe is a real good
Speaker 4: motivational thing I use.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's why I'm here. I won't be pope, all right?
Speaker 1: You uh this caller, seeve left the message about voting.
Speaker 5: We as black people, are not obligated to vote. I'm
Speaker 5: telling people be obligated to vote. The system's never built.
Speaker 5: Clud got to find our own way without help from
Speaker 5: the people that we voted for. You don't need the leader,
Speaker 5: You your own leaders. I'm telling our people to vote
Speaker 5: for these hypocristis. Man, you part of the system.
Speaker 6: Well, first of all, we are obligated to vote because
Speaker 6: of our forefathers paid the price for us to vote,
Speaker 6: for us to vote. But see it's ignorant as people
Speaker 6: like you who sit up and think you're gonna create
Speaker 6: your own system. Stop telling these people to vote for
Speaker 6: these hypocritical people. What you don't understand is when you
Speaker 6: don't vote, you allow the hypocrisy of America to continue
Speaker 6: without you having a say soul in it.
Speaker 3: See it's an amazing thing.
Speaker 6: Man, if you want to instead of having a seat
Speaker 6: at the table, I would like to have a say
Speaker 6: so on what's on the menu on the table.
Speaker 3: That's what voting is for.
Speaker 6: Voting ain't gonna fix your life and change your hopes
Speaker 6: for tomorrow. No, but it will help you decide what
Speaker 6: type of policies this country puts in place. So no, man,
Speaker 6: I am going to tell people that they are obligated
Speaker 6: to vote. I am going to continue to push voting
Speaker 6: your forefathers, whether you realize it or not, because you
Speaker 6: don't study history, died, whipped, got flogged, drug maimed, water holes,
Speaker 6: German shepherds. Just to vote, that simple right to vote,
Speaker 6: to participate in the process. That's why we vote. When
Speaker 6: you don't participate in the process, you become a bystander.
Speaker 6: So then you have no business talking about how it's going.
Speaker 6: So you can call here all you want, man, and
Speaker 6: you can try to sound all the angry as you
Speaker 6: want to. But your ignorant ass should vote. And now
Speaker 6: if you don't like what I just said about that,
Speaker 6: then send another damn email. Mister Steve Harvey Morning Show.
Speaker 6: We are telling you you have to vote. It is
Speaker 6: our obligation and duty as people to honor our forefathers
Speaker 6: who paid the price for us to vote.
Speaker 3: I don't call here no more with that ignorant ass
Speaker 3: mess man.
Speaker 1: That's why didn't leave his name, all right, Coming up next,
Speaker 1: it is the nephew with today's spring phone call.
Speaker 3: You can't stay ignorant, ass people.
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