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Loni Love (2nd Appearance) Full Interview · The Steve Harvey Morning Show

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Speaker 1: She's on the show to talk about how very very
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Speaker 1: funny memoir I tried to change so you don't have
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Speaker 1: to please. Welcome to Money Making Converse again, Loney, Love time, Loney,
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Speaker 1: I'm telling you something. Let me just read this little
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Speaker 1: just what I took from the book, because I want
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Speaker 1: to such a stage before we started writing talking about
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Speaker 1: this very funny book and very funny book memoir and
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Speaker 1: reading this book just came from you. And reading this book,
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Speaker 1: you should remember that I am a comedian. I'm also
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Speaker 1: a television host and an actress and electrical engineer. This
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Speaker 1: is my memoir and tells you about my life, but
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Speaker 1: it's a tale told from a comedian perspective for comic perspective,
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Speaker 1: and I believe that this entitles me to a good
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Speaker 1: number of liberties. I reordered and combined events and people.
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Speaker 1: I changed a whole lot of names and identified details,
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Speaker 1: and I've exaggerated and made some things up. Altogether, I
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Speaker 1: hope make your smile or even laugh when I have
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Speaker 1: not changed the reality of my life, where I came
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Speaker 1: from and how I've got here today. Ladies and gentlemen,
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Speaker 1: loney love that's beautiful lot of you know. You know
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Speaker 1: you've been on this show before and I'm a big
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Speaker 1: fan of yours, and uh you know it always you know,
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Speaker 1: like I always call you a text you just to
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Speaker 1: let you know I love you and you're just a
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Speaker 1: gifted young lady, and never be down on yourself. And
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Speaker 1: I read this book is a journey from Detroit to Houston,
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Speaker 1: Texas to Elsa Gondo to Los Angeles. I guess it
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Speaker 1: all started in Detroit. Tell us about that the start,
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Speaker 1: and then I want to break down some of my
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Speaker 1: favorite chapters, like chapter eight when you were thrown in jail.
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Speaker 1: That's that has to be the funniest, the funniest chapter.
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Speaker 1: You know, I read a lot of books. Now just
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Speaker 1: tell I'm just telling. I'm talking to Loney Love. Now,
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Speaker 1: this is a book. Now, this is something more I
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Speaker 1: tried to change, so you don't have to. I'm telling you.
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Speaker 1: I just think everybody should tell their journey, and especially
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Speaker 1: people of color. People don't understand how hard it is
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Speaker 1: for us to make it. That's why I want everybody,
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Speaker 1: especially during the pandemic, to share their story, you know.
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Speaker 1: And so this is my story. I grew up in
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Speaker 1: Detroit and the Brewster Projects, and it just takes you
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Speaker 1: through that whole life thing. Because you know, some people
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Speaker 1: only know me from real or from Chelsea Lady, or
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Speaker 1: you know the shows that Rashan will put me on.
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Speaker 1: Um so, but you know, it's a whole journey, and
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Speaker 1: I just wanted the people to understand, you know, my
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Speaker 1: journey and why I appreciate where I am, why I'm
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Speaker 1: I'm vulnerable at times, why I'm sensitive at times while
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Speaker 1: I'm strong at times, Because the fact is that it
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Speaker 1: hasn't been an easy a road, and um, I also
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Speaker 1: wanted to inspire and give people some hopes. So that's
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Speaker 1: for you. I had a reason to call you a fool.
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Speaker 1: And but one of the things that came out that
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Speaker 1: stood out for me, it was like you said, you know,
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Speaker 1: it was a point of your life where you were
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Speaker 1: surrounded by blackness. That's why I called in your book,
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Speaker 1: the importance to me right now or why black lives
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Speaker 1: matter that little. When I got to that part of
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Speaker 1: the book, it just it just felt so current to
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Speaker 1: me and why it was important that you you you
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Speaker 1: you you experienced that HBCU experienced and being surrounded by
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Speaker 1: the sisterhood who built you out of jail, uh the
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Speaker 1: second day than they had you know, they had some
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Speaker 1: credit cards they to do that, and they you know,
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Speaker 1: and I had to lean way on the shield that
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Speaker 1: that night almost that hard, which hunt. But it's just, um,
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Speaker 1: it's a wonderful story of how you know, at nineteen
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Speaker 1: years old, even though growing up in the projects, I
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Speaker 1: knew nothing about, um, the police because my mom always
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Speaker 1: protected me from that. You know, the police never came
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Speaker 1: into projects unless you know, somebody got shot. So I
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Speaker 1: didn't I didn't have this experience that I was in
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Speaker 1: college and I didn't realize, you know, I didn't have
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Speaker 1: to talk. I didn't know nothing about you know, uh,
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Speaker 1: racist cops and you know, I've never I've never experienced that.
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Speaker 1: So when I experienced it, and the story is so interesting.
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Speaker 1: It goes through the whole process of being arrested, you know,
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Speaker 1: going to the booking center. Um, because I was it
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Speaker 1: it's just it's a story, and I'm just thankful that
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Speaker 1: really ready to go to college, but she saw an
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Speaker 1: That this book is about pivoting too, because in this book,
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Speaker 1: It's gonna give a lot of people pivot and it
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Speaker 1: do you know. I really like telling the story, telling
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Speaker 1: the truth, but bringing levity at the end of every
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Speaker 1: chapter is a list of jokes because some stories in
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Speaker 1: are really happy. But I want people to know that
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Speaker 1: after every chapter there's levity. And I think that that's
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Speaker 1: important because it shaped your your your frame of mind differently,
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Speaker 1: so to know that you can get out of anything,
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Speaker 1: Kevin Hart, Monique, all of them. You know, it tells
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Speaker 1: And I have so many more stories. But you know,
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Speaker 1: come from and what you were dealing with. So these
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Speaker 1: and it's just something that I'm just I'm just amazed
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