And now join Kevin Hart as he dies into the minds of some of the world's

funniest comedians. This is comedy gold minds with Kevin Hart.

Welcome, world. I know that you know, but I still like to set it up. I still like to tell you guys what we're doing here.

We're getting into the minds of comedians. Here's the beautiful thing about comedians.

Man, there's so many different levels to them. So many different levels. You got great, you got legends, you got

beginners, you got, I mean, your first timers, I mean, it just goes on and on, on and on. But on this show, I'll have the privilege of

talking to a legend, to a great. I'm talking about my brother Steve Harvey, ladies and gentlemen, I shouldn't

say brother, my uncle slash brother, brother is disrespectful. I've been calling you uncle years and

there's great reason for the, for the word an amazing definition behind it. Welcome Steve Harvey to

the show, ladies and gentlemen, what's going on, Steve? My man, what's up, little brother? Hey, man, I can't call it. I

cannot call it, but I'm excited. I'm excited, Steve, because I consider you not only a friend, but I can

consider you a mentor. And I mean that. I don't just say it to say it, but I really mean that I've watched the

way you've moved and navigated in this business of entertainment. And it is, it's mind blowing, you know,

it's, it's school for free. If you choose to take the classes, I mean that it's school for free. You have, you, in my

opinion, are the first comedian to truly make this, make this lane a business. I stand on that. You

made it a business. And you showed that this business can open up more doors to other businesses and

other opportunities, man. And I'm excited, I'm excited about this conversation because I'm not sure how many

people know how much of a businessman Steve Harvey is. I guess I start off, I guess I got to start off by, by

talking comedy and, and, and just getting your feeling on comedy today. How do you feel about the state

of comedy today, Steve? Well, you know, man, it's, it's, it's changed a bit. It has. I think the young

cats out there now that's actual comedians are at a bit of a disadvantage because when I started in

85, it was probably the apex of comedy clubs, you know, I mean, you could go everywhere and get work, man,

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