“On a personal note, a lot of ya’ll hurt me. You really did. I didn’t expect the backlash to be so fierce,” Harvey told his radio audience Monday.
“Change can only happen when we sit at the table. If we sit at the table, then we can have a say as to what’s to be eaten on the menu,” Harvey said defending his decision to work with Trump. “I have an obligation to take a seat at the table when invited.”
The Family Feud host said he found Trump “both congenial and sincere,” and announced plans to partner with Trump’s Department of Housing and Urban Development nominee Dr. Ben Carson on restoring America’s inner cities.
But not everyone was supportive of Harvey’s efforts to join forces with the incoming administration..
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11 comments:
At least this guy is trying to mend the divide!
The rest of the dumbocrats just want to look and riot!
Liberals have nothing but hate in their hearts for anyone that doesn't follow their way of thinking. Look at all the protests of President Bush. Now they will turn their hatred towards President Trump no matter how well the country is doing.
Go, Steve! You are absolutely correct. I guess those of us who support and appreciate your decision should start reaching out too. We're just not as loud and mean. Please don't think that our silence means that we're part of the criticizes.
Glad Harvey is choosing to work with Trump and Carson.
A black man with a set .
And the Dems supposedly are the compassionate party.
The Democrat party is a fascist group.
I respect Steve Harvey even more now if that is even possible the man has class and has a big heart. More celebrities need to stand up with his vision and so do we all.
So when they want to make the bad neighborhoods better dumb welfare collectors don't want that people are stupid
Smart man indeed.
See! Thats why nothing will ever get done with that jailhouse mentality of that college a$%hole.Afraid of being punked.Grow up! Steve has worked damn hard to get where he is.I bet Mr.CNN never worked half as hard.
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