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FLINT, MI -- Social media has been abuzz about comments comedian Steve Harvey made about the Flint Water crisis on his morning radio talk show after the Cleveland Cavaliers lost in game five of the NBA Finals to the Golden State Warriors.

Harvey, who is a Cleveland fan and once lived in Ohio, took a call from a man who said he was from Flint, who told Harvey that Cleveland didn't 'deserve jack.'

Harvey apparently made reference to the man's lack of having clean water to shower in due to the Flint crisis, according to many Facebook posts.

A user on Facebook recorded the aftermath of the conversation. In the video the words "Steve Harvey" could be seen on the vehicle's radio screen.

Harvey's co-hosts could be heard telling him that he should apologize.

"I wasn't talking about the city of Flint," Harvey told his co-hosts, "I was talking about him."

Harvey continued on to say, "He gone call in and say Cleveland don't deserve jack and he over there bathing in all that silver water."

The caller was still on the line at this point and told Harvey he was "Dee from Flinttown."

Before taking the next caller, Harvey told the caller there was "one more thing."

"Go ahead," the caller said.

"Enjoy your nice brown glass of water," Harvey said.

I hate I missed his first comment but Steve Harvey wrong as hell for what he said. My flint people can't even talk shit about sports to outsiders without them catching feelings and disrespecting. That's how a lot of people really be feeling though. 😡😡😡 https://youtu.be/dchUn0ijXyI #steveharveymorningshow Posted by Marques Moore on Tuesday, June 13, 2017

Amariyanna "Mari" Copeny, known as "Little Miss Flint," who's letter brought President Barack Obama to visit Flint in 2016, appeared on Harvey's television show last year on June 13.

She tweeted about Harvey's comments Wednesday.

Hey @IAmSteveHarvey remember me? Yea, the little Flint girl...please dont make water crisis jokes #FlintWaterCrisishttps://t.co/Jh9JcehaCg — Mari Copeny (@LittleMissFlint) June 13, 2017

Fifth Ward Flint City Councilman Wantwaz Davis, said the comments from Harvey did not surprise him.

Davis, along with other Flint officials and residents, appeared on Harvey's afternoon television talk show about the water crisis in an episode that aired on FOX 66 in March 2016.

"I cautioned people after the Steve Harvey show not to take this person serious," Davis said. "He's an opportunist. He's all for show."

Davis said he felt like Harvey made a joke out of the situation then by telling people to pack up and leave.

"That was beyond reality," Davis said. "How could Harvey tell these poverty-stricken people with no hope and no job to just pack up and leave?"

Davis, however, said he was not surprised by Harvey's latest comments.

"It made me extremely disappointed and upset, but I was nowhere near fooled by who this man is," Davis said.

Harvey's show airs on KISS 107.1 FM from 6-10 a.m., Monday through Saturday.

Officials at the station said they have not received any calls about Harvey's comments, however, one employee did mention seeing backlash on Facebook.

Harvey or a spokesperson could not be reached for comment.