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NEW YORK (PIX11) Rev. Al Sharpton is not waiting for the courts to decide: Attorney Sanford Rubenstein is now out of the Network.

It was just a week ago famed civil right attorney Rubenstein was part of Sharptons inner circle helping him celebrate his 60th birthday party.

This morning he is out in the cold and Sharpton is letting him have it in the press.

Even if it was consensual, why would he take a key leader of our organization back to his apartment right after a fund-raiser, Al Sharpton told the Daily News Tuesday. Its disrespectful to our movement, and the women in our network are absolutely outraged.

Rubenstein and Sharpton has been working on the Eric Garner case, with Rubenstein representing the family.

Sharpton plans to meet with Garners family Monday to see what they would like to do moving forward as investigators try to determine if any crime occurred.

A final decision will be made this weekend.

Sharpton said he isnt waiting for prosecutors to rule on Rubenstein.

When asked if he envisions a day when Rubenstein would be welcomed back. Reverend Sharpton said, He has no future.

The 42-year-old woman Rubenstein allegedly attacked was not just some name on our board, Sharpton added.

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EATONVILLE, Fla. (WOFL FOX 35 ORLANDO) - Reverend Al Sharpton told a group of civic and religious leaders in Eatonville that turning out the vote will be critical. Sharpton lashed out at young voters for not showing up, less than a half-century after civil rights leaders in the sixties fought so hard, and sometimes died for their beliefs.

"In Florida, working a job that your grandma couldn't work at, living in neighborhoods they couldn't live, check into any hotel you want, eat at any restaurant you want, got a little job with a title, and too lazy and ungrateful to get up and use what somebody died to give you."

In his 30 minute speech to the group, Sharpton did not make an endorsement in the governor's race. When asked about it afterwards, he again did not mention Charlie Crist by name.

"We've got to come out in numbers and support and vote for who is most in our interest."

He did say that Central Florida is still full of racial problems, especially when it comes to efforts to suppress black voters.

"In the sixties, we fought Jim Crow. You'd have to say now we are fighting his son, James Crow Jr. ESQ."

Sharpton says the wounds from the death of Trayvon Martin also have not healed yet, and he believes the trouble still exits in the African-American community.

"I think the turmoil is still there. I think it is under the surface -- there's a difference between quiet and peace. You may have more quiet now, but you don't have peace. Peace is based on having equality and fairness, and we still. Any incident can bring back the same kind of turmoil unless we solve the problem."

Sharpton urged the people in the room to not only vote, but make sure they are leading by example and organizing voters to get to the polls.

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By Bakari Savage, Reporter Last Updated: Tuesday, October 07, 2014, 11:39 PM EATONVILLE --

Rev. Al Sharpton spoke to the congregation at the Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church in Eatonville, invoking Trayvon Martin and Jordan Davis as he urged members to vote in the upcoming election.

How do we answer Stand Your Ground in Florida? How do we answer our outrage over Trayvon Martin? How do we answer the things that we consider abusive and disrespectful and offensive? We go to the polls!" Sharpton said Tuesday. "They should not say, in the light of all that weve seen in Florida, that we were missing in action when we had an opportunity to do something about it.

Hedder Pierre sat in the audience as the Reverend Al Sharpton used this opportunity to ignite African Americans.

The most electrifying part was when he mentioned that you can go to the ballot box and exercise your power, said Pierre.

The question is, whether we are going to be so lethargic that we wont step up and use the 10 days [early voting], when our grandparents were just praying to get one day? Sharpton said.

Sharpton said his National Action Network is starting a statewide drive to give whatever energy they can to getting the vote out in Florida during early voting.

Weve had numbers of voters now registered that weve never had before," Sharpton said. "So, I think one of the things that Im learning that people understandyoure not back in the day no more."

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MSNBCs Rev. Al Sharpton, who frequently posts photos of himself on Instagram doing things like reading his own book or posing in front of other photos of himself, unexpectedly reveals in a new mini documentary that he loves the spotlight.

A the MSNBC.com production follows Sharpton around throughout his workday, which he says begins as early as 5 a.m. (I dont need an alarm clock. Purpose wakes me up) and features Sharpton talking about his career trajectory from activists to cable news host.

Sharpton says on a slow day he hosts his radio show and his TV show, attends a rally or church and has meetings. So, when people say to you Al Sharptons just trying to get a lot of attention and publicity, thats exactly what Im trying to do.

He goes on to say hes not a studio activist, hes a real activist who also goes in the studio.

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[Photo via Instagram @real_sharpton]

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Richard French and the RFL panel discuss the news that lawyer Sanford Rubenstein allegedly sexually assaulted a woman after Al Sharpton #39;s 60th birthday party.

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