Republican candidate Herschel Walker gave a classy concession speech Tuesday night following his loss in Georgia’s U.S. Senate runoff race against incumbent Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock.

Walker’s speech came after he performed worse than he did against Warnock during last month’s midterm elections, losing by more than 90,000 votes versus only being separated by 37,675 votes back in November.

“One of the things I said is when they call the race, I said those numbers don’t look like they’re going to add up,” Walker said. “But one of the things that I want to tell all of you is you never stop dreaming. I don’t want any of you to stop dreaming. I don’t want any of you to stop believing in America. I want you to believe in America and continue to believe in the Constitution and believe in our elected officials. Most of all, continue to pray for them. Because all the prayers you’ve given me, I felt those prayers.”

Walker said that there were “no excuses in life” and told the crowd not to blame others for why he came up short in the race.

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“And most of all, stay together. Don’t let anyone separate you,” Walker said. “Don’t let anyone tell you that we can’t. Because I’m here to tell you we can. I’m here to tell you we can. And as I said early on, this God is good. And he’s a good God. All the time he’s a good God. So I want to say I’m never gonna stop fighting for Georgia. I’m never gonna stop fighting for you because you’re my family … God bless you guys. And let me just say, stay together. Continue to believe in our elected officials, always always cast your vote no matter whatever is happening … Continue to cast your vote. Never, never, never give up.”

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HERSCHEL WALKER: You know, I’m always gonna thank my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. And also, I’m going to acknowledge my wife, Julie, because she’s with me and she’s been through a tough time. But I want to say that I want to thank all of you as well, because we’ve had a tough journey, have we not?

But one of the things I said is when they call the race, I said those numbers don’t look like they’re going to add up. But one of the things that I want to tell all of you is you never stop dreaming. I don’t want any of you to stop dreaming. I don’t want any of you to stop believing in America. I want you to believe in America and continue to believe in the Constitution and believe in our elected officials. Most of all, continue to pray for them. Because all the prayers you’ve given me, I felt those prayers.

I want to thank all my team as well, Team Herschel, because they put up with a lot. I want to thank team Herschel, thank all my donors, as well, because you guys without you, I couldn’t have done what I’ve done. So I want to thank all of you as well, because there’s no excuses in life. And I’m not gonna make any excuses now, because we put up one heck of a fight. And that’s what, that’s what we got to do. Because this is much bigger, this is much bigger than Herschel Walker.

And I told someone this the other day, I said, ‘You guys, I’ve done a lot of stuff. You talk about Heisman Trophy, you talk about all the athletic award, Business Awards, I won. But the best thing I’ve ever done in my whole entire life, is run for the Senate seat right here.’ And the reason I’m going to say that is I got a chance to meet all you and hear what you guys feel about this country. And I got a chance to, for you guys to tell me what you do feel about this country. I got a chance to go into your homes, got a chance that you invested in Herschel Walker. And I thank you, and I thank you so much.

And as I said, you can’t blame no one. Because I want you to continue to believe in this country, believe in our elected officials. And most of all, stay together. Don’t let anyone separate you. Don’t let anyone tell you that we can’t. Because I’m here to tell you we can. I’m here to tell you we can. And as I said early on, This God is good. And he’s a good God. All the time he’s a good God. So I want to say I’m never gonna stop fighting for Georgia. I’m never gonna stop fighting for you because you’re my family. … God bless you guys. And let me just say, stay together. Continue to believe in our elected officials, always always cast your vote no matter whatever is happening. … Continue to cast your vote. Never, never, never give up. All right. God bless you guys. Thank you guys. Thank you.

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Actor and comedian Adam Sandler claimed he “discovered” actor Brendan Fraser, saying he had even gone to a director’s home at 4 a.m. to lobby for him to get a specific part.

Sandler made the claims during a joint interview for Variety’s “Actors on Actors” — while the two reflected on the raucous 1994 comedy “Airheads” — saying that director Michael Lehmann had not initially wanted Fraser for the role.

“Brendan, you were in a movie called ‘Airheads.’ Remember when I discovered you?” Sandler asked. “You were just a kid. I stole you from Pauly [Shore] and said, ‘Get over here.’”

“Is that how it shook out? Get out of here,” Fraser replied.

“What went first? ‘Airheads’ or ‘Encino Man’?” Sandler asked, referencing Fraser’s 1992 comedy that co-starred Pauly Shore and “The Lord of the Rings” actor Sean Astin.

“Encino Man,” Fraser acknowledged.

“See, and I saw you and I was like, this guy shouldn’t just be a caveman — he should be in a band,” Sandler continued, prompting a laugh from Fraser — and then more questions.

“I did not — and then, what, you went to Michael?” he asked. “Michael Lehmann was very against you. He was like, ‘I don’t get it. I don’t see the caveman being in this movie.’ And I just said, ‘He can do other s***, man,’” Sandler kept going, every brief pause punctuated by more laughter.

“Are you pulling my chain right now?” Fraser asked, clearly struggling to wrap his brain around Sandler’s version of events — but Sandler insisted: “100%”

“I eventually went to his house at like 4 in the morning, woke him up, and he’s like, ‘Who are you?’” Sandler added. “I said, ‘Never mind that, but just know Adam Sandler ain’t going to be in ‘Airheads’ unless old Fraser is in it.’ So he changed his little tune.”

Fraser started pushing back then — pointing out the fact that Lehmann had actually flown to Chicago to meet him — but Sandler was adamant.

“He’s a filthy liar. He didn’t want you,” the “Happy Gilmore” star said. “I did, and the rest is pretty good. You had a good life because of me.”

Sandler went on to say that actor Pauly Shore hadn’t wanted Fraser to do “Airheads” either, but that he had stuck to his guns.

The two continued to discuss the film — which also starred Steve Buscemi, David Arquette, Joe Mantegna, and Chris Farley — noting that everyone involved had been especially proud to learn they were shooting the film on the same location where Bruce Willis and Alan Rickman had shot “Die Hard” just a few years earlier.

And while he said that it was definitely one of the most fun shoots of his life, Sandler also recalled a stunt that went a little bit sideways — and could have hurt him very badly.

“We jumped off a parking structure. Crowd surfed,” Fraser began the story.

“I don’t know if I told you recently, but we jumped off the thing, landed on a mat maybe 15 feet below us,” Sandler picked up the tale. “Not that big of a stunt. I thought for sure I can handle that. I landed in such a stiff way that I heard my neck go [crack], but I didn’t want to say anything because I would be humiliated. You two guys got up laughing, you and Buscemi. I was like, I’m supposed to laugh but —”

“You completely collapsed your neck backwards!” Fraser exclaimed.

“It was awful. I was never a gymnast. I would go on the trampoline at the Jewish Community Center growing up, saw everyone else do well on it. I had the same thing happen to my neck when I was 9. I’m not good at jumping and landing on my back. I got to stop,” Sandler concluded.