00:26:36.000Okay, ladies, if you don't mind, give us your name, your age, we do for living, dating status, and if you want to, of course, your body count.
00:29:48.000Aren't there some states that have it on the books as illegal, they just don't enforce it?1.00
00:29:52.000Do yeah, I mean, there's some states, yeah, yeah, careful where you live.
00:30:00.000So, okay, are your parents together or no?
00:30:03.000Uh, no, my father's deceased, but they're not together regardless.
00:30:06.000Okay, and then, uh, first, your favorite question, well, actually, opposite for a favorite question birth control, my tubes are tied, I don't make babies.
00:30:14.000Okay, Chris, uh, body count, uh, it refreshes every menstrual cycle.
00:30:22.000It starts over with the cleansing of the blood.
00:32:07.000Um, but she remarried to an amazing man, so I do have a stepfather.0.70
00:32:10.000Also, they were together when, when no, they had previously divorced, and then, yes, and then birth control for you, or no, no, okay, and then uh, race, I'll put white, right?
00:32:19.000Yes, all right, all right, who's up next?0.53
00:38:28.000Like for that to be a funny joke, like Dr. Death.0.99
00:38:32.000The jabs and, you know, the social distancing and everything else destroying businesses.
00:38:38.000So by the game of pardon, does the Fifth Amendment still apply, though?0.54
00:38:41.000Like if he technically has no fear of, well, maybe the state case could push, maybe the state could push a case against him, but federally he was pardoned.
00:39:50.000I think he's anticipating an actual indictment, which is why he's like, look, it's reasonably foreseeable that you guys are going to ring me up with the DOJ at some point.
00:39:57.000And I don't want to marry myself to a comment now only to have to divorce myself from it later.
00:40:03.000So, I'd rather just deal with you in federal court and then, you know, F Congress.
00:44:13.000They're not going to give them a fair fight, that's for sure.
00:44:15.000And look, the Epstein list, if Andrew and Tristan were anything like them, they'd be protected because nobody from that list has been convicted.
00:44:22.000But because they're nothing like them, they're being rung up on these charges because they fight the system and they're not a part of it.0.51
00:44:33.000Diego Robinson says, I've been watching Fresh and Fit for a while, and I've started to notice that people around me are being too ignored about what's really going on in the world right now, especially with women abusing their power.1.00
00:44:51.000Deuces says Do you think Andrew Tristan will beat this case?
00:44:54.000Well, when we're saying the case, we got two cases we got extradition, and we got England.
00:44:59.000I think if they go to England, their fate is sealed.
00:45:02.000I don't think they have a chance in hell with those people out there.
00:45:06.000Over here, we have a good chance with the extradition matter.
00:45:08.000I don't want to get too far into the weeds of it because the court's right down the block, and I don't want to get banged over the head or thrown out of the court.
00:47:30.000Well, that last question right there that gentleman indicated that your past has some type of bearing on your future when it comes to marriage, kids, and your suitability to be a wife.
00:47:41.000Do you think that your past or what you're doing presently will control how you live your life now?
00:47:46.000Will that make a good man want to be with you and marry you, or will it make a good man maybe not want to do that?
00:47:58.000I will honestly say that I think that my past makes me better.
00:48:02.000For future relationships, I did get married young, so it was a really big learning experience that I did grow a lot as a woman in terms of knowing how to pick my battles.
00:48:14.000I don't want to say knowing my place per se, but knowing what I am supposed to bring into a relationship as the feminine counterpart to my masculine person.
00:48:25.000So I think I do move forward, would be an even better wife than I already was the first time around.
00:50:10.000I feel as if I'm pretty proud of myself.
00:50:12.000Like, I'm definitely a sinner, but I try really hard to do my best.
00:50:16.000Myron, last time you and I were talking, we talked about like the negative aspects of like pick me culture and how women have stopped trying so hard because they don't want to be labeled a pick me.
00:50:25.000But like, I've proudly always been the biggest pick me.
00:50:28.000Like, seriously, like, I'm obviously trying to find a great man and have a marriage and children and all that good stuff.
00:50:33.000So it's like, why would I ever, you know, out of pride try and not be feminine or not be attractive to a man out of being called a pick me?
00:50:41.000So I've been thinking about that a lot.
00:50:51.000So, the question, just so you make sure we have it, Joe, is what are you doing now, or how has your past kind of set you up for the future with getting a guy?
00:51:01.000I think there's a conception and there's also a misunderstanding that whatever you're doing now or your past will somehow control your future.0.99
00:51:13.000But if you look at my life and my wife's life, we both had lives.
00:51:16.000That we lived before we met each other.
00:51:19.000And none of us, neither of us were perfect.
00:51:21.000Both of us were a little wild at times.
00:51:24.000And we both grew and we decided to leave the past behind.0.74
00:51:27.000And when we met each other, we had both loved enough and heard enough and found God around the same time to be able to see the future with each other and to say, you know what, all this other shit we've been through just ain't worth it.
00:52:21.000Obviously, kind of like feeding off what you said, you all live lives, and prior to we change constantly.
00:52:27.000So, I feel that you almost have to change, grow, and have that past of yourself in order to move forward in a positive aspect and manner in your future relationship.
00:52:40.000But also, it is up to you individually to make sure you're not getting stuck in the past and you take whatever you've experienced and grow through that versus being stuck.
00:52:52.000Like, if you use it as a growth mechanism, then I truly believe, yeah, you're going to be better.
00:52:56.000You're going to be better for yourself.
00:52:57.000You're going to be better for your partner only if you choose.
00:53:19.000Like I said, I don't think really the things in the past can really make you as like a person and stuff because you know you change all the time.
00:53:26.000So it's, you're never like the person you were a year ago today is not the same person you are now.
00:53:51.000I do think actions have consequences, and I think we all really need to be more focused on that, especially like to the younger generations because it is beautiful that, like, through God and through Christ, we can be redeemed.
00:54:03.000But there are so many consequences to your actions.
00:54:06.000Like, if you have a super high body count, I'm assuming you might have a lot of relationship issues, trust issues, cheating issues.
00:54:12.000Like, there's consequences to these things.
00:54:14.000So, it's like I do agree with what everyone is saying, but I do not want people to hear that and be like, oh, well, I'm just going to go sleep around and I'll be saved and I'll be different because that's not true, you know?
00:54:45.000Well, when you get to that point in life where you find the person you actually want to be with and you start having children with that person, you, at least for me as a man, I ran a calculation and I went, man, if I would have just did this earlier, I would have so much more time with her, so much more time with my children.
00:54:59.000And, you know, now I'm going to have 20 years less time.
00:55:02.000So, time is money, time is everything.
00:55:39.000I'm just curious to know what have you heard?
00:55:41.000Whatever that just whatever we just read in the back that you were going to be talking about the charges or whatever that were the case that's going on.
00:56:12.000But like my biggest concerns with Andrew and Tristan is the fact that they were let back into the United States, that they were meeting with members in Congress, that they were roaming around DC and everything was fine.
00:56:22.000And then they came down here to Florida.
00:56:24.000And, you know, there were multiple press conferences that had been held previously where Ron DeSantis had told them that they're not welcome in Florida.
00:56:31.000And so, therefore, I would say Ron DeSantis and the administration of Florida, the governor's administration of Florida, is the one to grab them.
00:56:39.000I know it happened on a federal level with the federal marshals, but it did happen in the state of Florida after Ron had warned them multiple times.
00:56:47.000And then you saw James Uthmeyer, the attorney general of Florida, like tweeting, basically kind of hinting that they were aware that they were the ones who, like, apprehended them.
00:56:56.000My biggest concern is that when it happens to the big guys, it will eventually trickle down and happen to the little guys.
00:57:02.000And the UK has threatened citizens of the United States on multiple occasions, saying that they're going to extradite them.
00:57:25.000It's not just, oh, Andrew and Tristan Tate.
00:57:28.000Because they've already served their crimes.
00:57:29.000They've already served their time for these alleged crimes.
00:57:32.000They're getting caught and recycled in this bigger system.
00:57:35.000But my bigger concern is that this is just like a warning to people like us, people like me, Meyer and Fresh, who are obviously free speech advocates.0.93
00:57:44.000And I fear that if the UK can pull off extraditing the Tates, then they're going to be able to do a lot of other worse things to average citizens in the future.0.69
00:58:05.000I have heard the names before, though.
00:58:06.000The names weren't all the way foreign, but the case, I don't have really any information or knowledge.0.56
00:58:11.000So there's a real problem in the world, especially in Florida, Miami, Dubai, Los Angeles, New York City, where men of wealth and influence are routinely extorted by women.0.67
00:58:25.000And it's unfortunate, it shouldn't happen, but it does happen because the system.
00:58:29.000Is geared against men in many respects.
00:58:34.000How do you guys, do you guys have any experience with any women who are just like, you know, I'm going to date this guy just to get money and wreck his life.0.66
00:58:43.000And if he doesn't do what I want him to do, well, then I'm just going to, I'll report him.
00:59:04.000Thing I believe it, I can say I'm not, but I believe it, yeah.
00:59:07.000And it doesn't have to be you, ladies, it could be a girl you know or someone or a former friend or something.1.00
00:59:11.000I mean, obviously, I know a crazy bitch who would do that, so yeah.1.00
00:59:14.000I'm just wondering if that you know, considering where you work and the world that you're in, the industries that you're in, is that a thing that you know about?1.00
00:59:23.000I know women that are looking for men, you know, sugar daddy culture, guys with money, and the whole idea is to get as much money as you can out of them.
00:59:31.000But I've never gone to gone, heard it gone as far as for the purpose of until you piss me off.0.99
00:59:38.000And then I'm going to crash out and destroy your life.0.99
01:00:11.000So, like years ago, like maybe four years ago, my ex boyfriend started to make a lot of money trading, and it was public information that he was becoming a big trader.
01:01:31.000It came to me and ran away, about to come back.
01:01:35.000No, I don't think it's like, honestly, I would say a big piece of it is like social media and the way that we perceive, the way that everything is perceived in technology and social.
01:01:48.000And we just give off such false narratives all the time that, like, with what you were talking about, right?
01:01:53.000I feel like in the club, we can set those boundaries.
01:02:19.000But yeah, I think it is a big piece of what people choose to show each other, and it alters this reality of what people think that women.0.94
01:02:31.000Should be getting from men or et cetera.
01:04:56.000Well, if you were going to vote and said Trump is the president now, right?
01:05:00.000And he was accused of a bunch of crimes similar to Andrew and Tristan Tate.
01:05:05.000Some of those crimes worked out, some of those crimes didn't work out.
01:05:07.000But at the end of the day, most people thought that there was a witch hunt to make sure that he couldn't get elected.
01:05:14.000If you were to analyze that situation or to look at it and see if the next guy were to be accused, would that factor into your ability to vote for somebody?
01:05:22.000Would you just say because he's been accused of crimes?
01:05:24.000He's a bad person and I won't vote for him or I won't support him?
01:05:27.000Or would you be willing to sort of go deeper and look under the hood and say, maybe it's not what it means?
01:05:32.000Maybe they're just trying to cancel this guy because he's powerful.
01:05:35.000Well, because I'm coming from inner city, obviously I'm always going to be willing to give someone who maybe just had like a hard upbringing.
01:05:44.000Maybe, you know, people have challenges depending on what you got locked up for, but that shouldn't automatically cancel anyone out of anything.
01:06:08.000Trump's crime, tell me if I'm wrong, Joe, but it was all about the $134,000 given to Stormy Daniels that was like multiplied and reported multiple times on his financial records.
01:06:18.000Yeah, you had Stormy Daniels, E. Gene Carroll.0.98
01:06:21.000I mean, you know, shit coming out from 100 years ago, 1,000 years ago.0.99
01:06:25.000They just weaponized everything in the past in order to dirty him up.0.99
01:06:30.000My opinion is that when a man or potentially a woman gets to a point where they have true influence over the culture, their enemies will try to destroy them by ruining their reputation.0.98
01:06:41.000And I'm wondering if ladies of your generation can see that for what it is, or are the allegations enough just to be like, ah, screw that person.
01:07:26.000Real quick, ladies, I know some guys here in Miami that were kind of set up, basically, right?1.00
01:07:34.000Tell me a story of maybe one of your friends or someone you know that.
01:07:37.000Set up a guy, whether they took his money, they.
01:07:40.000You want to give them the example that you gave earlier quickly so they kind of understand what you're trying to.
01:07:45.000So, one guy that we know, this girl pretty much told him she was over the age of 18 and obviously she lied about it and then came back and asked for a million dollars because.
01:08:33.000But, like, you have, you know, or, and, or have you heard of something like that maybe from someone that you might have worked with or known or whatever?
01:08:39.000Nothing that extreme, but obviously, dancers do pretend to sell the idea of sex in a VIP.
01:10:56.000I haven't had any personal experiences, but I think that women should go down the same way that like men go down for doing, you know, Similar spiteful acts.0.97
01:12:42.000Every time I'll be like on Twitter or whatever, and you'll see like some CCTV of like a guy going back with like a girl or two girls or whatever.
01:12:50.000And they'll take him back, and then, like, the girl leaves by herself, and like, she robbed the guy blind.
01:13:13.000And not only that, but a lot of women, or a lot of girls, get away with it because the men are like, it's embarrassing to go to the police and be like, hey, bruh, I just woke up.1.00
01:15:43.000There's a common saying, I mean, everybody's heard it in this room before, that nice guys finish last, right?0.94
01:15:48.000So I know that there's a lot of nice guys out there who like to meet a nice girl, but every time they're nice to the girl, the girl takes a gigantic shit on his life.0.98
01:15:54.000And then I know there's a lot of mean guys out there and then mean, and girls treat them like kings.0.95
01:18:11.000So, I think the more, like you were kind of saying with your wife, the more you come into your spirituality and like connecting with God or yourself or whatever, that goes out the window.
01:18:20.000You're like, I don't need a bad boy, baby.
01:19:43.000There's a lot of average guys out there with average jobs.
01:19:45.000Maybe they're young, they're not making a whole lot of money yet, but they have a promising future.
01:19:50.000But they feel that the expectations in the dating world are unrealistic.
01:19:54.000It's the whole you're over six foot, you make over 200K, you got a full head of hair, you drive a Lamborghini.0.99
01:20:02.000And lots of guys, Would rather just stay at home and sit on their Xbox and stack their money than deal with the shit out there.0.50
01:20:09.000Would you be interested in a man who's still up and coming but a good guy, or does he have to have the Rolex and the crib in the car for you to even talk to him?0.98
01:20:19.000But I mean, at what age are we talking?
01:22:04.000But it's like, no one's telling women that except for Tate.
01:22:08.000And it's like, that's why people hate him because you're told as a young woman to go have fun, go figure your life out, go figure yourself out, experience people.
01:22:16.000You're not told, Hey, just so you know.
01:22:18.000Your fertility is going to decrease around the age of 25.1.00
01:22:24.000You should meet someone and grow together.0.95
01:22:27.000They're telling everybody the complete opposite.
01:22:29.000And so, honestly, a little part of my mission is to spread Tate's message because if I didn't know, and I mean, I consider myself a kind of high IQ person, it's like there's no way a bunch of other girls know.
01:23:26.000And sex ed, I feel like in high school, they told us you got all the eggs you will ever have when you were born, and you're going to wear them out until you hit menopause and you're done.
01:25:25.000You can do that in IVF, but if I can be devil's advocate, there is the whole moral debate about IVF because you're killing off the embryos.0.58
01:25:33.000If you're like a super pro life abort, like anti abortionist, there is an issue within like the super hardcore Christian Catholic community of doing IVF because of that.
01:25:42.000So I just devil's advocate putting that out there.0.82
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01:31:37.000And if it's non consensual and if it involves penetration of any orifice, it's rape.
01:31:42.000So the idea, how it's weaponized, especially against the Tate brothers and other people, is there's a consensual relationship that happens for a long time.
01:31:51.000And then at some point, somebody's got an axe to grind or a gripe with you.
01:31:55.000And they say, yeah, actually, that thing that we did two years ago on the 17th of January, I didn't really want that.
01:31:59.000So I'm going to see you get into the ground now.
01:32:02.000And they revoke consent post facto, and then you have to fight a case.
01:34:12.000And I asked that question because, you know, real victims do need to have, like you said, because whoever is responsible needs to be put in jail for life.
01:34:21.000Now, when it's not real, men are put in jail for nothing.
01:34:28.000And this is the issue I have with a lot of cases with men here in Florida, especially, sometimes around the world, is women will come and say, like what you said before, it's consensual, and they take it back and they put them in jail or sue them or whatever.
01:34:41.000In your opinion, what should happen to those girls?1.00
01:34:45.000They should get whatever they thought they were going to do to somebody else because women like that make it, number one, hard for actual victims to step forward because it's already hard enough to speak.1.00
01:34:56.000We didn't do anything, but you still feel shame.
01:35:01.000So it's already not easy to come forward and say anything.1.00
01:35:05.000And then you've got women who are just doing it just because and making it harder for the women who actually go through it because then.0.65
01:35:16.000And now the next woman who comes forward, you got the stain from someone else who doesn't even have anything to do with me.
01:35:24.000But because, you know, we've got all these women publicly accusing people, falsely accusing men, it does make it hard for the everyday woman to even think about coming forward.
01:35:49.000The horrific nature of the crime and everything that accompanies it to weaponize it against an innocent man while simultaneously taking the power away from actual victims who suffer these horrific acts.
01:36:00.000And it's, you know, the candle burns at both ends.
01:36:03.000You know, it discredits the community of women who have been raped and it makes it very hard for innocent men to go out there and function in the world.
01:36:10.000You know, an allegation and that's it, your life is over.1.00
01:36:32.000Could there ever be like laws written in where it's saying that exactly what you just mentioned, where it's if you, you want to explain it?
01:36:40.000Well, like if you falsely accuse someone, isn't that literally like filing a false police report?
01:36:45.000Why aren't there charges brought against people who are?
01:36:49.000Because, like you said, just an accusation.
01:36:51.000It can be proven false, it can be dropped, but that stain still sticks with people.
01:36:55.000Why doesn't it come backwards on the person who started the whole mess?
01:36:59.000It can, to some extent, we're suing one of Andrew's wrongful accusers in Palm Beach for defamation.
01:37:04.000Tortious interference with business relationships, all different other kinds of damages.0.59
01:37:09.000But that's a civil remedy, generally, especially when you're a woman.
01:37:12.000If you avail yourself to the justice system, you're protected.0.61
01:37:15.000And because you're protected, you can weaponize it often without consequence.
01:37:21.000So, to your point, we need courageous women who run for office and who will have the courage to legislate and say that this stuff should change.1.00
01:37:31.000And that's a generational change that needs to happen.1.00
01:37:34.000And it doesn't happen without the right people in office.
01:37:39.000Because saying that defamation doesn't seem like a one to one ratio.
01:37:44.000If you're being accused of rape, like in theory, if I'm accusing someone of rape and they would get, let's just say, seven years and a huge fine, if it comes to light that this is a false accusation, I think I should get seven years and a large fine.
01:38:50.000And he's a broken human being now because of what happened.
01:38:53.000And then I went to, as a legal intern for a year and a half, I went to work for an organization called the Innocence Project.
01:38:59.000So if you hear about guys who did 30 years, 20 years in jail, and then they subsequently get exonerated through DNA evidence, They were innocent the whole time.
01:39:10.000A woman accused them of a crime, and nobody believed that these guys were saying that they were innocent.
01:39:44.000So, to your question, it would take some pretty intelligent people who have experience with wrongful conviction work to reverse engineer this stuff and to get a crime, a penal code on the books that says if you falsely accuse somebody of rape and it's proven,
01:39:59.000you have a mandatory minimum of 20 years in jail.
01:40:02.000And then I think more women would think twice is that there is no punishment.1.00
01:40:06.000No, there's no punishment, but there is an incentive.
01:40:09.000The punishment that you're seeking on the behalf of the other person, you should receive if you are falsely convicting them, falsely accusing them.
01:40:35.000Yeah, so it's very, it's a good point that you bring up.
01:40:38.000If you look at the Me Too movement, when it happened, New York and some other states passed the law saying, we're going to create this one year exception to reopen the books and statue of limitations.
01:40:47.000So if you were raped in the year 1917 and the guy's still around, you can get him.
01:40:51.000So that's how they went after Harley Weinstein, Bill Cosby, all these other people.0.99
01:40:55.000They just conjured up shit from a million years ago.0.99
01:40:57.000You couldn't possibly prove it or disprove it.1.00
01:40:59.000It was your word against somebody else's word, and these guys all went down.
01:41:03.000And that's sort of it opened up the can of worms and opened up the floodgates for everybody to come after men.
01:41:52.000So essentially, just against the like believe all women narrative, where essentially, like, he wants to write into law where exactly what we've been talking about.
01:42:01.000If you falsely accuse someone of a crime and you know you're offering them, let's just say you want five years and $500,000, if it comes back that you're falsely accusing them, then you will receive that punishment.
01:42:13.000He also wants to do a marriage law, which I'm curious on how this would actually play out, but I think it's a really, really great ideology where just to strengthen the nuclear family marriages in the state of Florida.
01:42:24.000Kind of going back to cheating being a misdemeanor, he wants essentially where if you were to cheat on your spouse or partner, you would lose everything 100%.
01:42:31.000You would lose your kids, you would lose the income, you'd lose everything.
01:42:39.000You know, look, the nuclear family is important and divorce should be disincentivized.
01:42:45.000You know, criminal, you know, criminal.
01:42:49.000I'm just not a fan of criminal allegations or consequences for everyday life unless it's actually criminal.
01:42:54.000I understand the point to save the family, it's a good point.
01:42:58.000I think the higher question or the higher law is that people should just work to not be divorced.
01:43:05.000When I made a covenant with my wife in front of God in the church, I agreed to never divorce her.
01:43:10.000As a Catholic man, there is no divorce option.
01:43:12.000So no matter what happens, we're going to ride it until the wheels fall off until one of us check out because it's my job to get her to heaven and it's her job to get me there.
01:43:54.000But I love what you just said about marriage that it is a covenant between your wife, yourself, and God because that's the problem.
01:44:00.000The divorce rate is so high because most people think marriage is just a fun little thing for Instagram so you can get married or have kids or post that you're a MILF.
01:44:14.000Look, the breakdown of the family is a real thing.
01:44:16.000My mom and dad met working at Nathan's in Brooklyn when they were 16, and then they've been together for 50 something years.
01:44:23.000I've seen them go up and down and left and right.
01:44:25.000I know as a young man, I gave them 100 reasons to get divorced, but they stuck it out.
01:44:30.000And I was given that example, and it taught me how to stick it out as well.
01:44:35.000There are generational curses that pass down through families, like rape and molestation and all these other horrible things, but there are also generational blessings that can be passed down.
01:44:45.000If you're willing to bless your children.
01:44:47.000And one of those examples is how to stay together.
01:44:49.000Unfortunately, that seems to be lost on the world that we live in.
01:44:53.000So, just so I make sure so you said the law is like basically it's going to be like a mirror on the person.
01:44:57.000So, if like they accuse you of XYZ and it's found that that was false, you can be charged with those same exact charges?
01:45:29.000To incentivize the nuclear family.1.00
01:45:30.000There are so many statistics on people with two parent households being extremely more successful than people with one parent household, especially fatherless children, as we all know, tend to commit the most crime.0.70
01:52:03.000The first or second time that you're out with a girl, the propensity for you to go to To prison or to be falsely accused of something is exponentially higher.0.75
01:52:13.000So wait it out and create a paper trail.0.98
01:52:17.000You need to make sure that somebody's of age.
01:52:20.000If you meet somebody in the bar 21 and over, does it mean that she's of age?
01:52:24.000And if, look, you're going home the next day, you send a follow up message.
01:52:43.000I I am out with security with groups of guys all the time.1.00
01:52:48.000And Andrew or Kristen, whoever, there'll be guys in the car and they'll meet somebody and they'll literally be like, Are you of sound mind, sound age, or somebody?
01:55:29.000I'm just so curious because I had seen the press releases time after time after time again where Ron was like, the Tates are not welcome in Florida.0.92
01:55:36.000And I was just wondering, did you guys know about that?0.93
01:55:55.000When Andrew and Tristan landed last March, no, it was March of 25, as soon as they touched down, an announcement was made, and Ron DeSantis treated these guys like they were terrorists.
01:56:06.000And like they were not American citizens.
01:56:08.000I don't even know if you realize that they were American citizens.
01:56:50.000Because that is how an innocent man behaves when a despotic midget from the government says, We're going to come get you because you're two feet taller than I am and I wish I had your freaking life.1.00
01:57:23.000The UK was like, We have an agreement.
01:57:26.000But at some point, these guys are winning.
01:57:27.000And when they went to DC to exercise their First Amendment rights, they were invited to private parties and they also met with some congressmen and people in government.
01:57:37.000They have a right to do that and not be penalized for it under the First Amendment.
01:57:41.000But they had real proximity to real power.
01:58:02.000And if that happens, it's really over.
01:58:04.000So they grabbed him and they got him and they hurt him.
01:58:07.000And they hurt him at the worst time because Todd Blanch is up for confirmation to be the Attorney General of the United States.0.98
01:58:15.000The midterms are coming, and most of the people in Congress are some of the most weak and pathetic and unimpressive people I've ever met in my life.0.99
01:58:25.000They only care about getting reelected and making sure they line their pockets.0.98
01:58:30.000So I don't think any meaningful fight, meaningful counterfight will come until the election's passed.
01:58:36.000Right now, it's on us to shoulder this burden.0.99
01:58:39.000But I think Ron DeSantis is a corrupt joke and that his AG is just as pathetic.0.92
01:58:47.000And if they're responsible, For the Republican Party losing Gen Z and Gen Alpha and the corresponding manosphere that comes with that, the sort of Joe Rogan, fresh and fit, Sean Ryan, Andrew Tate crew,0.97
01:59:01.000they're not going to win the next election without it.
02:00:01.000And a call was made from DC to say that these guys are coming to Miami and you better get them because their proximity to power is too real.
02:00:08.000They're everywhere, whether it's at the UFC, whether it's on Capitol Hill, whether it's in Dubai with the Crown Prince so and so, or all over the world.
02:00:17.000They're jets sitting all over the world.
02:01:09.000Competency and intelligence is a factor.
02:01:12.000The ability to understand their lifestyle is another factor.0.89
02:01:16.000They typically have children with the same women over and over again.
02:01:22.000So there are multiple baby moms and there are lots of children.
02:01:25.000But if you've sort of worked your way into that part of their life and you're loyal to them and you love them and you understand them, they're all making babies.
02:01:35.000They're trying to raise their own army and they're doing a hell of a job at it.
02:01:39.000What's been the most challenging part of representing Andrew Tate?
02:02:11.000Meanwhile, his core message is you should believe in yourself.
02:02:15.000You're 19 years old, and right now there's another 19 year old working on AI, perfecting herself in the gym, saving her money, saving her crypto.
02:02:24.000Do you want to be the 19 year old who's 23 year old and she becomes a billionaire?
02:02:28.000Or do you want to watch the girl next to you become that billionaire?
02:03:21.000Don't believe the allegations against them.1.00
02:03:22.000The allegations are so despicable, they're so heinous.
02:03:26.000They're designed to provoke an emotional reaction from you and just be like, oh, you know, they must be true.1.00
02:03:33.000There's this idea that if the Department of Justice is speaking and if the media is backing them up, that there's institutional credibility and you should be able to see past that at this point because it's a big, gigantic load of shit.1.00
02:04:40.000I've read like a thousand books and he's read like a thousand books.
02:04:43.000So we get to have these really in depth conversations that sometimes other people can't participate in because we're so well read.
02:04:49.000And that's a real pleasure to be around when him and I are in a jet somewhere for 11 hours talking about the fundamentals of war and why the Battle of Austerlitz was won by Napoleon.
02:06:05.000I came out on top of that because, uh, you know, she was wrong, and the court sided with me.
02:06:11.000He came back after traveling abroad and came back to New York City and found his ex wife living in his house.
02:06:16.000She was like squatting there, and then she sued him and won in New York and took all his right.
02:06:21.000So he came to me, no, not just had a subsequent divorce proceeding and sued him in New York and won.0.76
02:06:29.000But because there was a judgment already in Israel, I was able to take that into the court and say, Hey, This should control, and the judge was like, It does control, get the hell out of here, and he won.0.92
02:06:39.000So, to your point, why am I bringing that up?
02:06:41.000Because Israel's judgment in this situation here is Romania.
02:06:45.000Our justice system in England should be respectful of Romania.0.58
02:06:49.000It's the most expensive prosecution in Romanian history.
02:06:52.000There's a lot of money invested by the government and a lot of money invested by the brothers to defend themselves.0.80
02:06:58.000So, that should be able to play out before it ever even goes to England.
02:07:02.000So, I actually know what I forgot to ask this question on the first broadcast, we didn't have time, but I'll ask it now.
02:07:07.000How does Romania feel about England cutting the line?
02:07:09.000Because there was an agreement in place that, look, we're going to let the judicial process play on Romania first, then we'll come in with our charges.
02:07:17.000And they cut the line, and this was agreed upon beforehand.
02:07:21.000Now they're cutting the line, getting them in the United States, trying to get them to England without the judicial process finishing in Romania.
02:07:27.000How does the Romanian government feel about that as far as like compared to the UK?0.69
02:07:33.000If you're a Romanian who loves your country and if you're a member of the government who believes that Romania should be the greatest country in the world and Romania first, these people are obviously mad about it, right?
02:08:13.000Yeah, so jury trials are not like here.0.99
02:08:16.000But, you know, it's working out over there for them.
02:08:19.000But then there are elements in the Romanian government that are infiltrated by.
02:08:24.000Let's call them lefty funded NGOs who sold their country out and who are more loyal to sort of the communist socialist cause than they are their own national interests.
02:08:33.000And those are the people trying to get it to Britain because they know that they're losing.
02:08:37.000So the majority of Romanians and the majority of people in the Romanian government want to see it stay there for certain.
02:08:42.000Has the government opposed what England is doing here?
02:08:44.000Or are they going to oppose if he does get decided to get sent to the UK?
02:08:48.000Like, is Romania going to fight at all?
02:08:50.000We're in the process of figuring that out right now.
02:09:14.000So if Andrew wins the Romanian case, he'll be entitled to all sorts of different stuff the assets that were seized, the money that was returned.