The speaker discusses a clip of Steve Harvey hosting the Miss Universe competition, where he incorrectly announces the winner, initially declaring Miss Colombia the winner before correcting himself and declaring Miss Philippines the actual winner. The speaker pokes fun at the situation, calling it a "prank" and criticizing the pageant's outdated and sexist criteria for judging contestants.
The conversation then shifts to Steve Harvey's personal life, specifically his views on morality and relationships. The speaker criticizes Harvey's comments on atheism, suggesting that he believes people who don't believe in God have no moral compass. The speaker argues that this view is insulting and hypocritical, given Harvey's own history of infidelity.
The speaker also mocks Harvey's mustache, suggesting it may be fake, and criticizes his views on women and relationships, accusing him of being sexist and blaming women for men's infidelity. The conversation is lighthearted and humorous, with the speaker using sarcasm and ridicule to criticize Harvey's comments and behavior.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Steve Harvey announced the wrong winner at the Miss Universe pageant.
2. The actual winner was Miss Philippines, not Miss Colombia.
3. Steve Harvey made a mistake when announcing the winner, which took 2.5 minutes to correct.
4. Steve Harvey has been married three times, and each of his marriages ended when he cheated on his spouse.
5. Steve Harvey has written relationship books.
6. The Miss Universe pageant has a swimsuit competition, where contestants are judged on their "well-proportioned body," poise, posture, and carriage.
7. The Miss Universe pageant also has a criteria for the bathing suit competition, which includes a "proper fit of the swimsuit."