Women Are Automatically BELIEVED In The Society
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Summary
Tristan Tate, Andrew's younger brother, joins the podcast to talk about his brother's recent jail sentence and how he feels about it. Tristan also talks about why he thinks his brother should be released from prison.
Transcript
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So when you hear the word Tate, you think about Andrew Tate, but it's really the brothers,
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Andrew and Tristan Tate. And when I think about Tristan Tate, I told him earlier, I said,
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you could have gone a completely different route. The guy looks like a Hollywood star. He looks
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like a movie star. He looks like he could have played James Bond. Maybe they should have even
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considered him for James. I know they just made the announcement. He looks like a real James Bond,
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dresses like one, has the personality of one. The ladies love him. If you've never seen his
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pictures, just go on Google, type in Tristan Tate. You'll see what he looks like, the looking guy,
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but he's got a completely different identity to himself. Very different than Andrew. We had a
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very good time talking to Andrew, your brother, and the way he built you up today was very unique.
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I've seen you guys talk to each other about each other, but the way he did it today was very
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different. Anyways, Tristan, it's good to have you on the podcast. It's good to finally. Yes.
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Last time we met in Madrid, but we never did a podcast. No, for about 60 seconds. I was saying
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I was eating Spanish paella the night before, cracked one of my teeth. And the next morning,
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Andrew wakes me up saying, okay, let's go to Patrick's podcast. And I had this big swollen face. So I hid
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inside of my hotel, but I did catch you for about 45 seconds by reception because we were staying in
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the same place. Yeah. And you thought I'd been in the fight. I thought because you guys fight. I'm
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like, this guy probably got into a fight. Apparently now I know the story. He lost to some muscles,
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but not the good kind of muscle. Yeah. Yeah. Not the good kind. So here's my question for you.
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When we read the stories about why, you know, Andrew's gone to prison or Andrew this, or this
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woman came out or that woman came out. Why did you go to jail? Why did you get banned? Why did they
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take your Instagram down? I mean, I remember the pictures. It was all cars and suits and motivational
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stuff. So is it guilty by association? It is guilty by association. I hate to say it,
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but I'm fully aware that I would not have been banned or canceled or probably ended up in jail
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if I wasn't Andrew's brother. But there are so many benefits that come with being Andrew's brother
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that you have to take the good with the bad. So it didn't upset me too much. No, I smiled about it.
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Where does this positive attitude come from? You could be the victim. Oh, Andrew, you did this.
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Yeah. You landed me in jail. Look at all our assets are seized yet. Smile on your face as gracious,
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You know, it's always been the way me and Andrew are, and we've shared in our successes.
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The first time he became a millionaire, we celebrated. When I became a millionaire,
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we celebrated. When we bought our first supercar, we drove that home from the dealership together.
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So every single positive moment in my life, the first time we ever chartered a private jet,
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I remember we were just happy drinking, having a great time on the plane. This is before he reverted,
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before anybody jumps on that drinking reference. But if you want to take all the good moments
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from having a relationship, a brotherly relationship like me and Andrew have, and then he becomes the
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world's most Googled man, one of the most influential men, I guess, in the world. And
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by default, he's attacked by the Matrix in a way that ends up with him being thrown in prison.
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I feel like I'd be more mad if I didn't go to prison with him. I'd feel like, you know,
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I've taken all the good from being associated with Andrew. And, you know, he builds me up and I build
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him up. And for him to be sitting in jail without me, it would just feel wrong. So I'm not even mad
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about it. I'm the opposite of mad about it. I'm glad they worked me. And I'm glad they said guilty
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by association. I'm glad they throw me in jail with him. And if they frame him for real and send
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him back, better send me back to, or I'll break myself in. I'll break into the jail, you know,
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seduce one of the prison guards or something smart. No, I can't see you doing something like that.
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I can't see you doing something like that. But you did give a good book recommendation earlier.
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I appreciate that, which was great. It's an inside joke. But yeah, so going back to this whole story
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of, I got confused right now, because, you know, we're both in a different place. I'm thinking
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number seven. I'm thinking eight and a half. I'm in a whole different place today. Well, working out
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is good. Staying in shape is good. You know, all that stuff is a very good thing. So really though,
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when you talk to your lawyers, why did they put you in jail? I mean, I know it's guilty by association.
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Can they even do that? Like, what is the crime? Every story, all the girls, it's only towards
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Andrew. Where are you involved? Yeah. Well, when digging through Andrew's entire past,
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trying to find a reason to put him in jail, what you have to understand is we have not been accused
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by X number of women. The prosecutor has accused us of doing X to X number of women. These women
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actually defend us actively. One of the statements in the file is a girl who I used to date a little bit.
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She details nothing illegal, says nothing illegal went on. She wasn't held against her will. She
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wasn't trafficked. She wasn't exploited. But because I used to sleep with her, I guess I'm guilty too.
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So I mean, I guess one of the girls is my ex. So that's the only real link with me. But
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I have said this so many times. Okay. I've said this so many times. I wish I could go to my father
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and say that I lived in a mansion, rent free, did cam work. And now somehow I am a victim.
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I wish I would. I wish I might have would look at me like I'm the dumbest person on the planet.
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I swear to God he would. But it's crazy how these girls can make any accusation they want.
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And now they haven't been free in six months. And the crazy thing is, like didn't what did I thought
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there was a report that said Tristan had like a baby or and one of them had a baby that was born. So
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they didn't even get to see the kid the first couple months it was born. So yeah, it's just wild.
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It's guilty by association. They wanted the Tate brothers in jail. So when they came when they came
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to arrest did they come to was it was it you and Andrew was both of you? Yeah, they had arrest
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warrants for both of us. And when they came to arrest us, what's very funny is my cousin's
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girlfriend was here at the time with with her friend. There were actually women in the house
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at the time. The women in the house were not questioned. The women in the house were not asked
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if they were okay. The women in the house were not asked if they were in danger if they were safe.
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They were completely left alone, left to sit on the couch with us while the police watched over us.
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Well, they went through the house and took everything that was valuable. They were googling
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the value of the various items they were taking, marking it down on a spreadsheet. And they left,
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I think, without saying a single word to the women who were in this house, which is very unusual,
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you would think, in an investigation about human trafficking. But, you know, you could you could
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take what implications from there you will. And guess what their motivations were, if you will.
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I can't say anything at the moment. That makes sense. So we talked to Andrew earlier about his
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experience in jail. How was the experience? Do you think if they're not guilty, they'll get their
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money back? And they're stuck. That's crazy that they can just literally take all their shit,
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throw them in jail because one girl said something. And this, guys, this really shows just how women
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are just automatically believed in this society. They can make up anything. And men will have real
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legal consequence. Imagine if men could do that to us. Imagine if men could accuse you of something
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with no evidence, get you locked up for six months, and take all your shit. That would never happen.
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And if it did, there would be an uproar. But for some reason, with women, we just automatically
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believe them. It's like, okay, there are good men and there's bad men. And there's good women
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and there's evil women. And so why don't we just acknowledge that there are evil women that want
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to do evil things. And, you know, honestly, the worst female emotion is spite. We are the worst
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version of ourselves when we are spiteful. I think in the same way that men are the worst version of
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themselves when they're really angry. Like when you have a guy that's like super, super angry,
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like he'll do things maybe out of character, right? That's why I'm pretty sure I talked to
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it's like 10%. I forgot during what period, but there's a period in history where 10% of our
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ancestors were literally murdered. 10%. Nuts. So, so what does that tell you? It tells you that when
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to the, when you allow men to act to their extreme, right, they're capable of crazy things.
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And so what we have is a government that takes women at our worst, because let's be honest,
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when we're, when we feel wronged from a breakup, that's us at our absolute worst. Like that is the
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worst we will ever act. And you allow us to legally ruin a man. It shouldn't be allowed. Just like
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when a man's super angry, you shouldn't legally give him the right to kill somebody. But yet women
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can throw a guy in jail and take all of his shit when we feel like we are wronged. And I'm sorry,
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ladies, our, our feelings, our feelings trick us. They deceive us. We're the easily deceived bunch.