Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey - Ep 1124 ｜ Is the Church to Blame for Andrew Tate？

00:00:00.880 Andrew Tate says that he is running for prime minister of the UK. Is that even possible? And

00:00:08.780 why do so many conservatives seem to believe that he is a guy worth admiring? We will remind

00:00:16.380 ourselves of who Andrew Tate is on today's episode of Relatable. And we will also be looking at the

00:00:22.780 lowlights of Biden's presidency in light of his farewell address last night. We've also got a hot

00:00:29.080 take from AOC and the pushback that Carrie Underwood is unfortunately suffering through

00:00:36.780 right now. All on today's episode of Relatable. It's brought to you by our friends at Good Ranchers.

00:00:42.520 Go to GoodRanchers.com slash Allie, code Allie, GoodRanchers.com slash Allie.

00:00:48.280 Hey guys, welcome to Relatable. Happy Thursday. Hope everyone is having a wonderful week so far.

00:01:03.460 We've got so much to get into today. I have failed my resolution over the past two days and keeping

00:01:09.340 our episodes under an hour. So close, so close. But today I will try my darndest to accomplish

00:01:18.100 that even though I seem to be the only one amongst us who really cares because y'all out there don't

00:01:22.580 seem to care at all. Before we get into it, I just want to tease a little bit of an announcement.

00:01:28.520 Share the Arrows 2024 was such a huge success beyond anything we could have imagined when we first

00:01:34.540 planned it. And we really only had a few months to plan it last year. This year, thankfully, we have

00:01:41.320 a lot more time to plan and Share the Arrows 2025 is going to happen this fall. We are going to announce

00:01:49.120 very, very soon the location and the date. Tickets will go on sale soon. Don't worry, I'm going to give

00:01:55.920 you all of the details on that. But I want you to be on the lookout because this year is going to be a

00:02:01.720 little bit different. It is possible that it could sell out. And so if you are planning to come back to

00:02:08.680 Share the Arrows 2025 and don't worry, it's going to be fresh and a little bit different from last

00:02:14.960 year, but also very similar. And so you're going to get the same power, the same encouragement that

00:02:19.960 you got this past year, but shaking things up just a little bit. Or if you couldn't come last year and

00:02:25.020 you're like, okay, this is the year I'm going to make it, I really encourage you to just be on the

00:02:30.440 lookout because I will be making an announcement soon. And I'm just so excited. Lord willing, it is going

00:02:37.460 to be even better and more edifying than it was in 2024. So I just wanted to make sure that that was

00:02:44.560 already percolating in your brain so that you can keep your eyes peeled. All right. First,

00:02:50.480 a very brief update on what is going on on Capitol Hill right now. We are just a few days out from the

00:02:56.760 inauguration. Praise God. And Trump's picks are going through confirmation hearings. We talked about

00:03:02.640 Pete Hedgeseth and all of the crazy hysterical back and forth that he had to endure. Marco Rubio went

00:03:10.300 through his confirmation hearing yesterday. Pam Bondi, her confirmation hearing for attorney general,

00:03:17.320 several others like Kristi Noem, Sean Duffy, Russ Vogt, John Ratcliffe. I think that these are all going

00:03:24.180 to be really effective picks and hopefully they will be confirmed. The hearings happening today on

00:03:30.220 Thursday include Doug Burgum for the Interior Department, Scott Turner for the Housing and

00:03:35.920 Urban Development Department. I've actually known Scott Turner for a long time. He served in the

00:03:40.480 legislature in Texas with my dad. Really, really good guy. Such a solid pick and a very, very strong,

00:03:49.000 solid Christian. A lot of these picks, from what I know, have a solid faith in Christ. And that is

00:03:54.860 something to just celebrate. That in itself is a reason for all Christians to be grateful because

00:04:00.560 that was not the case in Biden's administration. It would not have been the case in a Kamala

00:04:06.140 administration. So that in itself is just such a grace. Lee Zeldin for the EPA, Scott Besant for the

00:04:13.060 Treasury Department, and Pam Bondi will go before the Senate Judiciary Committee for a second day.

00:04:19.120 And then also, Christine Ohm, she's going to go through her hearings. I think I accidentally said

00:04:24.480 that she had already gone through hers. She's expected to appear on Friday. Doug Collins for

00:04:28.760 the Department of Veterans Affairs. It's expected to appear the day after the inauguration. So next

00:04:35.100 Tuesday, there are still some other candidates whose dates have not yet been selected. None of his picks

00:04:41.540 have been confirmed as of this recording. According to Newsweek, it usually takes between

00:04:46.200 one and two weeks between clearing the committee and the full Senate vote. And so that is just

00:04:54.520 a very brief update of what's going on. We just don't have time to get into all of the specifics

00:05:00.220 because I want to make sure that we look at some of the highlights, if you will, if you can even call

00:05:05.320 it that, of Biden's farewell address. I have never been more excited to see someone say goodbye.

00:05:13.760 And once we get into some of the lowlights of Biden's presidency, you will understand why

00:05:19.280 I'm saying that. I'm just going to play you this, how Biden sees the state of the country and the

00:05:27.920 state of the future of America. No surprise. It's very dark and pessimistic. Here's Sot One.

00:05:34.080 Today, an oligarchy is taking shape in America of extreme wealth, power and influence that literally

00:05:41.480 threatens our entire democracy, our basic rights and freedoms, and a fair shot for everyone to get

00:05:49.060 ahead. We see the consequences all across America. And we've seen it before.

00:05:55.120 Okay, so he just kind of goes on on that. And that, of course, is the rallying cry that we have heard

00:06:04.280 from Democrats for several years now that Republicans are a threat to democracy, that Donald Trump is some

00:06:12.240 kind of dictator, that he's so similar to Hitler and taking us on a fast track to Nazism. It's all

00:06:20.060 ridiculous. I know that that resonates. For some people on the left, I'm not sure that most people

00:06:27.080 are buying that now. And if you're a Democrat, I just want you to rest assured that that picture,

00:06:34.220 that bleak picture of an anti-democratic future is not real. Okay, it's not founded in reality that has

00:06:41.740 been used to stoke fear and anger and resentment. So you will continue to give the failing Democratic

00:06:48.720 Party more power. And I say failing because if you look at every single city in which progressive

00:06:55.080 policies have increasingly dominated over the past 10 years, they've all deteriorated. They've all

00:07:02.360 gotten worse. They've all gotten less safe. They've all gotten dirtier. It's not really a mystery that

00:07:08.180 the Democrats' progressive policies not only don't work, but they're actually harmful. They're

00:07:14.800 actually dangerous. They're actually bad. They make your life worse. They make it less safe and dirtier

00:07:19.680 and more expensive. And so in order to get you to continue to vote for the people whose policies

00:07:27.200 so tangibly fail so consistently, they have to tell you that the other side is even worse because they

00:07:34.620 are a threat to democracy. They're a threat to your freedoms. The only so-called freedom that they're

00:07:41.200 talking about, though, just as a reminder to you, as we talked about so much in the campaign,

00:07:45.520 when Democrats talk about freedom, they are talking about sexual perversion and abortion.

00:07:50.420 That's it. They're not talking about your free speech. They're not talking about your

00:07:53.720 right to defend yourself. They're not talking about freedom of religion. They are talking about

00:07:59.200 libertinism, the freedom to act out any kind of sexual perversion that you would like and be

00:08:07.160 celebrated for it. They're talking about the so-called freedom to declare yourself a gender that you

00:08:13.340 will never be, no matter how you self-identify. They are talking about the freedom to kill your child.

00:08:20.780 So they're talking about sexual promiscuity, sexual perversion, and killing your baby. And I guess

00:08:28.980 the degeneracy that includes smoking pot wherever you want to. They're not talking about your

00:08:34.840 constitutional rights. And so that, when they say they're protecting democracy, those are the only

00:08:42.160 freedoms that they really care about protecting at the end of the day. So just rest assured that you

00:08:49.860 will actually be safer and very likely more prosperous because of Trump's policies versus Biden's. So just be

00:08:58.580 comforted by that if you are on the other side of the aisle and you're so scared that this fascist is

00:09:03.580 about to take office. Biden had several complaints. He said that social media companies aren't doing

00:09:11.000 enough to censor America. American social media is giving up on fact checking. Yes, because the fact

00:09:17.300 checking that social media has done thus far, companies like Meta, formerly Twitter, has been very

00:09:23.480 arbitrary because the fact checking is being done by people who are ideologically driven, not by people who

00:09:30.080 are driven by objective facts. Biden claimed that his administration brought a violent crime down to

00:09:36.920 a 50-year low. Of course, that's just not true. Most of that doesn't even happen on the federal level,

00:09:44.560 whether Trump is in office or Biden is in office. They do have some impact on that, but not as much as

00:09:50.680 at the state and local level. According to the Marshall Project in 2023, they said more than 6,000 law

00:09:57.640 enforcement agencies were missing from the FBI's national crime data last year, representing nearly

00:10:02.640 one-third of the nation's 18,000 police agencies. So this means that a quarter of the U.S. population

00:10:08.780 wasn't represented in the federal crime data last year. And if you look at what data is missing, very

00:10:14.280 often it's those big progressive cities where so much of the crime is happening. And so I wanted to go

00:10:22.300 through some of the lowlights of Biden's presidency. And so you can understand why I and so many others

00:10:28.880 and most of you are extremely giddy to see him leave. It's not it's not cruelty. It's not being

00:10:38.840 politically petty. It is actually because I love my neighbor. That's why I am happy that the Biden

00:10:45.820 administration is coming to an end. So we'll get into five lowlights in just a second. Let me pause and

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00:12:50.920 Okay, let's quickly go through some lowlights of his presidency. We were discussing this over some

00:12:58.680 messages yesterday and it was really hard to narrow it down. Like what were the to narrow it down to

00:13:05.260 five because we could spend many, many episodes as we did when Biden was president talking about what

00:13:11.720 are the worst parts of his presidency. So this was tough. This was our bottom five, but I am sure many

00:13:18.960 of you have other memories out there or if you're thinking how could you not possibly include this?

00:13:23.640 This was a huge one. Like I said, it was tough and these are subjective and so they're always

00:13:30.140 subject to change. We can debate in the YouTube comments if you would like about what were the

00:13:37.100 very worst parts of Biden's presidency and I would love to hear from you your opinion about that.

00:13:42.480 The first lowlight that came to my mind was the Afghanistan withdrawal and I feel like we don't

00:13:48.780 talk about that enough. I know there are some in the media world that still discuss just what a

00:13:54.180 disaster this was, but the loss of life, the avoidable loss of life was so tragic. So just as a

00:14:03.160 reminder, in April of 2021, Biden ordered the complete withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan

00:14:08.720 without any of the conditions that Trump had previously negotiated. This was despite warnings

00:14:13.980 from U.S. military officials that the Taliban would take over. According to the Foreign Affairs

00:14:20.400 Committee, the withdrawal culminated in the Abbey Gate terrorist attack on August 26, 2021. So this is what

00:14:26.060 we all remember, which killed 13 U.S. service members, wounding another 45 and killed more than

00:14:33.080 170 Afghan civilians. Like you'll remember those videos that we saw of U.S. planes taking off

00:14:41.260 and like Afghans, like the men literally like holding on to the planes and falling off the planes

00:14:47.920 to their death. They didn't want to be left there under Taliban rule. It was just such a disaster.

00:14:54.860 Biden also left the Taliban over seven billion dollars worth of military equipment. So it was so

00:15:01.440 catastrophic that there was really no plan to get the weaponry out of Afghanistan before the troops

00:15:08.760 withdrew. And so now you've got this evil regime of the Taliban there with access to all of this

00:15:16.080 deadly weaponry. Number two, I would say it was the North Carolina disaster. This is another low light

00:15:25.240 of the Biden presidency. In September 2024, Category 4 Hurricane Helene caused destruction and the deaths

00:15:31.500 of at least 230 people was particularly devastating for North Carolina. And we still have many,

00:15:38.420 many in the southeast, in particular North Carolina, still recovering from this and will be for a long

00:15:43.820 time. As the storm was making landfall, President Biden spent the weekend at his beach house in

00:15:48.380 Delaware. Vice President Harris was campaigning in Las Vegas. As residents in rural North Carolina

00:15:54.660 struggled with recovery, FEMA was ordering its workers to quote unquote avoid homes advertising Trump

00:16:00.600 when identifying residents who could qualify for federal aid. That is a real story. We reported on it at the

00:16:06.780 time that came from Daily Wire originally. We can put a link in the description of this episode. And

00:16:12.800 really, Biden and Harris, they had very little to say, even in the way of comfort when it came to North

00:16:20.260 Carolina residents. And as far as I remember, I don't think Biden visited North Carolina at all.

00:16:26.420 If I am wrong about that, forgive me, but that was part of this disaster that they just simply did not

00:16:32.620 show the same compassion, the same passion for the people of North Carolina as he has certainly for

00:16:40.640 the residents of California. And it's unclear why. It certainly wasn't a good campaign decision.

00:16:49.100 Number three, COVID mandates. In September 2021, Biden issued an executive order requiring federal

00:16:54.680 workers to be vaccinated. Later that month, he ordered a sweeping vaccination mandate for businesses

00:16:59.980 with more than 100 employees, which the Supreme Court think the Lord later blocked. And many

00:17:05.840 companies did say, we're just not doing that and you're going to have to fight us over it. In October

00:17:11.580 2021, Biden said he believed police officers and first responders who refused the vaccine should be

00:17:18.040 fired. And of course, California did do that. As we talked about earlier this week, the LA Fire

00:17:24.960 Department let go of, I think it was over a hundred firefighters who refused to get that experimental

00:17:31.400 vaccine. Oh, by the way, I just want to pause. I saw some comment the other day saying, oh, you can't

00:17:36.800 listen to Allie Stuckey because she got the COVID vaccine. First of all, that's silly. And secondly,

00:17:42.900 no, I did not. I did not. No one in my family did. No, I did not get the COVID vaccine. You're a crazy

00:17:48.860 person. Anyway, so this mandate, completely unconstitutional, completely draconian, stupid,

00:17:56.040 led to many consequences. Biden personally thanked Coast Guard member Zach Lash for his heroics and

00:18:02.680 rescuing Hurricane Ian victims, but then forced the same hero to be dismissed days later for not

00:18:09.580 getting vaccinated via his policy. Another low light of the Biden presidency was their unabashed

00:18:17.780 celebration of transgenderism. You'll remember they had this pride day in 2023 in which a trans

00:18:25.300 activist, a man who dresses up as believes that he is a woman actually did like a topless photo for the

00:18:33.600 camera in front of the White House, which was very disturbing. They also hung up the so-called pride

00:18:42.660 progress flag, which inexplicably includes like black and brown for people's skin color. I don't

00:18:49.420 understand, but also includes the transgender weird creepo baby colors flag in the flag. And so they

00:18:58.520 hung that from the White House there to have their pride celebration. And of course, just in general,

00:19:07.580 the unabashed celebration of this dangerous and harmful lie that a man can become a woman, that a man can

00:19:16.280 enter girl spaces, etc. Within hours of taking the oath of office, President Biden signed an executive

00:19:24.140 order, quote, preventing and combating discrimination on the basis of gender identity or sexual orientation, trying to

00:19:31.500 make it impossible for any entity, especially an entity that specifically an entity that takes federal

00:19:39.160 funds to say, sorry, these spaces are reserved for actual women. In April, the Biden administration

00:19:45.940 announced it would redefine sex in the Title IX rules to include gender identity requiring schools to ignore

00:19:54.020 the biological distinction between male and female in favor of, quote, an individual's sense of their

00:20:02.180 gender. So again, no protected spaces for girls and women. That was a high priority of the Biden

00:20:08.900 administration. They fully support the genital mutilation of minors and the name of self-identity.

00:20:16.340 And then I would say lastly, but certainly not least, has been the disaster at the border, just the

00:20:23.100 dereliction of duty when it comes to immigration policy and protecting innocent people like Blake and

00:20:31.820 Riley. Because of their catch in the perpetuation of the catch and release policy, because they fought

00:20:39.860 tooth and nail against every good and wise policy that the Trump administration had put in

00:20:46.320 place, people died. And it was a disaster. I think one specific low light that I can recall from

00:20:53.880 that was the time that Border Patrol agents were trying to stop an illegal Haitian migrant. There was a

00:21:01.020 Border Patrol agent that was on his horse. And you'll remember there was a picture of him grabbing his

00:21:06.160 shirt. And you had people, even social justice evangelicals, saying, this is like the slave patrol.

00:21:11.100 This is this is racism. Somehow a Border Patrol agent doing his job. And he was put on temporary leave

00:21:18.980 while the Biden administration and Mayorkas investigated this guy to see if there was any

00:21:26.680 wrongdoing because he grabbed the shirt of someone who had no right to be crossing our border,

00:21:32.660 taking away the buoys and any barriers that Texas put in place.

00:21:38.840 The federal government under Biden's direction, taking away barbed wire, taking away the buoys that

00:21:44.700 Texas had had implemented, had put in place to try to protect its border. I would say that that was

00:21:52.260 certainly a low light. There are many other things that come to mind when I think of

00:21:57.780 the DOJ going after parents who sounded the alarm at school board meetings about porn, progressive

00:22:06.920 ideology, infiltrating their kids curriculum. The DOJ seeming to deem these parents domestic

00:22:14.680 terrorists. I would certainly call that a low light. And so five was just it was just not enough.

00:22:20.640 There are so many other aspects of the presidency that were so wicked and so bad for the country that

00:22:26.700 we just we don't even have time to get into them all. So sayonara, farewell. We are about to go into

00:22:32.240 a week of celebration of Trump taking office yet again. We're excited about that. All right. I just

00:22:38.080 want to before we get into the Andrew Tate segment, I just want to respond really quickly to AOC,

00:22:44.240 Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, as we are talking about the insanity of transgenderism and the danger that it

00:22:52.360 poses especially to vulnerable children, especially to women and girls who just want safety in their

00:22:58.300 own spaces, who just want a fair shot in athletics and who want to be able to compete for scholarships

00:23:05.220 without having to compete against a man who is on average so much bigger and stronger and faster

00:23:11.320 than her. Thankfully, Republicans passed in the House, passed the Protection of Women and Girls in

00:23:18.100 Sports Act that is supposed to protect those women who want to compete fairly. But AOC Democrat in

00:23:24.320 Congress, she was very upset about this. And so she went on her sassy rant on the House floor this

00:23:31.780 week. And I just got to respond to it. Here's thought to trans girls are girls. And for all the folks

00:23:40.300 that are so concerned, thank you for your concern about women for the first time that I've seen.

00:23:44.580 I don't know about y'all. I don't know who's been to gym class lately, but girls, even if you only

00:23:50.580 believe in two genders, I've played co-ed sports all the time. Do you? But what this also opens the door

00:23:56.840 for is for women to try to perform a very specific kind of femininity for the very kind of men who are

00:24:04.580 drafting this bill and to open up questioning of who is a woman because of how we look, how we present

00:24:11.920 ourselves and, yes, what we choose to do with our bodies? What like what are you even talking about?

00:24:18.860 So you see the threat of women feeling like they have to perform a certain kind of femininity,

00:24:25.560 whatever the heck that means, is a bigger threat than a fully intact male going into a girl's bathroom

00:24:32.400 or locker room or taking the scholarships away from girls in track or soccer or volleyball. Like,

00:24:39.460 you see, that very obscure abstract thing is a bigger threat than the tangible threat of men in

00:24:46.600 women's spaces. Even if you believe in two genders, she said, there are two genders. You are the person

00:24:53.780 who believes this superstitious, spiritual, new age nonsense that someone can declare themselves

00:25:02.700 something different than what their biology tells them. You believe this idea that you can feel a

00:25:09.300 certain way and that trumps biological reality, that how you feel that the ideas that you have about

00:25:16.080 yourself actually inform reality more than physical reality does. And so you are the one that believes

00:25:23.620 some pseudo-religious doctrine of self-identification that is actually rooted in demonic lunacy. And you

00:25:37.060 believe that everyone should conform to you and progressive ideologues, religious, weirdo, freakazoid ideas

00:25:46.820 about gender. And we should not have to. Like, we can disagree on different policy ideas. We cannot disagree on the facts

00:25:56.140 and function together as a society. And one of the most fundamental facts that has been observed in every

00:26:05.940 society for all of time is the fundamental difference between male and female. Don't ever tell me that you care about

00:26:13.380 women's rights. Don't ever tell me that you care about protecting girls when you can't even define what

00:26:21.220 these things are. AOC only cares about protecting women's rights when it means being able to kill a baby girl

00:26:28.760 inside the womb. That is her definition of protecting women and girls. She doesn't actually care. And she's

00:26:38.700 really not articulate or smart. Can I just say that? I know some people out there are going to be like,

00:26:44.700 oh, that's too far. Some personal attack. Let me remind you that she's advocating for something evil. And the

00:26:50.300 combination of stupidity and evil is really, really dangerous. There are a lot of historical examples of

00:26:57.820 that, but we just saw one right there. She's making history. The combination of evil and stupid is very,

00:27:05.160 very dangerous. We should really stop giving legitimately dumb people power. We live almost, it seems, in a

00:27:15.840 cakeistocracy, where we are rewarding people for their idiocy if they are simply able to repeat what we want them

00:27:24.040 to say. I would encourage both Republicans and Democrats to stop doing that. But one example of us giving people

00:27:31.220 prominence in power who are really stupid and really do not deserve to have any prominence or power

00:27:38.320 influence at all is Andrew Tate. So we are going to get into that in just a second. Let me pause and tell

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00:28:42.080 Andrew Tate. Why are we talking about Andrew Tate again? We did an episode on him a couple years ago

00:28:47.660 that was, for a while, it was my most listened to episode ever. Not most watched, but most listened

00:28:55.980 to. I don't know. It might still be. And that surprised me at the time. I guess that just goes

00:29:00.760 to show there are definitely people talking about the dangers of Andrew Tate. I am not even close to

00:29:06.680 the only one. But there aren't enough conservative commentators talking about the danger of Andrew

00:29:12.920 Tate, because there are many that make excuses for him who like to say that, well, he's saying

00:29:17.840 true things about feminism. He's saying true things about society becoming too effeminate. He is

00:29:23.660 encouraging men to be strong and to be confident and to be successful and gritty and all of these

00:29:30.060 things. So there are some, it's not positive, Andrew Tate, on young men. And we should blame feminism

00:29:36.780 for men rebelling against the cultural zeitgeist and following Andrew Tate. That's some of the debate,

00:29:45.780 the discussion, some of the opinions that you'll see on the right. And you will see conservatives

00:29:52.040 unabashedly, without caveat, uncritically platform Andrew Tate and say, well, he's got interesting

00:30:00.140 things to say about society. So I'm just going to forget the rest of everything that he is.

00:30:05.740 And I'm going to platform him without pushing back at all on the things that he has said.

00:30:13.240 And it's not just, oh, yeah, he's like said some offensive things or he has a bad past that he's

00:30:18.960 really ashamed of now, because certainly I don't think that people are perfect or that you have to

00:30:23.480 be perfect or that you have to have like a squeaky clean past to have anything interesting to say

00:30:28.680 or to be platformed or interviewed. It's not that. It's that I think that to this day, he is

00:30:38.820 very much a net negative when it comes to his influence. I don't think that he has interesting

00:30:46.100 things to say. I don't think he brings anything unique to the table that needs to be listened to

00:30:50.740 by young men, especially in light of everything else he says and does. So again, why are we talking

00:30:57.160 about this right now? Why is he making headlines? Let me give you some background first. He's a

00:31:02.920 British-American social media influencer, 10.5 million followers on X, 2 million on Rumble.

00:31:08.760 He became popular by posting often controversial advice to young men about how to be more masculine,

00:31:14.540 make more money. That was about a decade ago. And he, as we will talk about, he basically ran a

00:31:22.900 pimping business, an Ecamm business where he would hire girls to make money for him by doing virtual

00:31:31.140 porn sessions with lots of male customers around the world. The women would take a tiny cut of the

00:31:39.380 money and then Tate and his brother, I believe, would take most of the money. And so he also sold

00:31:46.740 courses on how men can become pimps and how men can get women to do whatever they want them to do.

00:31:56.500 Now he claims he is a Muslim. He recently converted to Islam. He's extremely popular in the UK. A 2023

00:32:03.740 survey found that 8 in 10 British boys ages 16 and 17 had consumed Tate's content. He moved to Romania

00:32:09.980 in 2017. He's publicly stated that one significant reason for moving was to evade potential legal

00:32:15.800 repercussions in the UK, particularly related to sexual assault allegations. In 2017, he was a big

00:32:22.560 supporter of Donald Trump. He met with Donald Trump Jr. at Trump Tower in August 2017. In 2023,

00:32:30.140 he appeared on Tucker Carlson's show. He's been on many other conservative shows as well. Tate has

00:32:35.900 referred to himself as a pimp. He gained his wealth, again, by manipulating women and girls into

00:32:41.140 performing for his pornographic webcam business. He has admitted openly, and we'll go through some of

00:32:48.240 these admissions that he has recorded and posted. He has admitted to assaulting these women, continues

00:32:55.900 to prove, I think, what I would call his moral bankruptcy through his recent words. He faces charges

00:33:04.020 right now in Romania for human trafficking, for trafficking of minors, for forming an organized

00:33:09.900 criminal group, sexual intercourse with a minor, and money laundering. Now, he denies these allegations.

00:33:17.500 He says that they're not true. He says that the Matrix is out to get him because he is disrupting the

00:33:24.300 feminist system, and the Matrix doesn't want men to be strong, and he's helping men be strong, and so

00:33:30.700 these allegations are true. So I do need to say that he denies most, if not all, of these allegations.

00:33:37.800 He and his brother, Tristan, also have a British arrest warrant for charges of rape and human

00:33:42.560 trafficking. They will be extradited after Romanian trial proceedings, which have yet to be

00:33:49.640 scheduled. There's a lot of, like, back and forth about that. Why is he being talked about right now?

00:33:55.900 Following the recent outrage of Britain's handling of the grooming gang scandal, Andrew Tate announced

00:34:00.700 his intention to, quote-unquote, run for prime minister of the UK, along with the creation of his new

00:34:05.240 political party, BRUV, British slang for brother, which stands for Britain Restoring Underlying

00:34:11.740 Values. He posted this on Axe. He said, ultra-serious posts. Should I enter politics and run for prime

00:34:20.940 minister of the UK? 69% of people said, yes, save Britain, what Britain is spelled incorrectly.

00:34:28.180 It is worth noting that the UK does not elect prime ministers by popular vote, by the way. So when he says

00:34:33.720 that he's running for prime minister, there's a little confusion about that. How exactly is he

00:34:38.420 going to do that? Also worth knowing, because there is a warrant for Tate's arrest in Great Britain,

00:34:42.700 he will be extradited as soon as those criminal cases again in Romania are concluded. We already

00:34:47.920 said that. Just before his prime minister announcement in December, Romanian Court of Appeals

00:34:52.900 sent the human trafficking case brought against the Tate brothers back to the prosecutors

00:34:57.700 rather than proceeding to trial, citing flaws in the indictment. While the case against him is not

00:35:04.680 dismissed, Tate presented the recent legal rulings as evidence of his innocence and political

00:35:11.760 prosecution in an attempt to align himself with Trump. So he said this, he said, Trump accused of

00:35:17.060 sex crimes. Tate's accused of sex crimes. Trump vilified by old recordings making jokes.

00:35:22.620 Tate vilified by old recordings making jokes. You can tell me if the recordings that we're about

00:35:27.700 to show you look like jokes. You can decide. Trump false court cases in lawfare. Tate false court

00:35:34.180 cases in lawfare. Trump wins. Tate wins. So he's basically saying that he is a Trumpian figure.

00:35:39.680 Tate appears to be aligning himself with other conservative figures, including a recent interview

00:35:44.000 with popular conservative host Benny Johnson. Many other conservatives have been debating Tate's

00:35:51.340 role and influence on politics. For example, on Sunday, Ben Shapiro's show was titled The Right Should

00:35:55.280 Dump, Andrew Tate, which, of course, I absolutely agree with. So I'm just going to play you.

00:36:02.620 We'll just go through each of these clips. Tate speaking in his own words. He claims that this was

00:36:13.460 all you'll see in this montage that all of his sordid past was more than a decade ago, that he's not

00:36:20.980 involved in pimping anymore. But you really need to watch this montage on YouTube because in some of

00:36:27.200 these clips, you will see the date of when he is saying these things on the screen, which were not

00:36:35.760 10 years ago. We're talking about like 2021, 2022. He was talking about pimping women out and teaching

00:36:44.140 men how to pimp women and how he makes his money by exploiting women. And he's also talking about

00:36:50.320 abusing women, beating women. I guess he could say that's a joke, very strange thing to joke about.

00:36:56.320 Again, not all of this was 10 years ago. And he hasn't said, by the way, this was part of my past.

00:37:02.300 I don't do this anymore. I feel sorry for that. He claims that all of this was a decade ago. I guess

00:37:07.420 that's his like excuse or his way of repenting. But again, that is not even true. So let's just go

00:37:14.220 ahead and play all together. Sot three through six. I have to curse her. She obeys me. I don't give

00:37:21.300 it about having such a beautiful woman. I them so they listen to me so I can get what I actually want,

00:37:27.520 which is not them. It's a means to an end. Every single Bond girl was exploited.

00:37:33.000 That's exactly what I do. When I watch a Bond film and I see him basically pimp a b**** to me,

00:37:40.960 that speaks to my heart. I've been there. I've done that. Anyone who's followed me long enough

00:37:46.180 knows that I first made my million dollars with a webcam business. I have met beautiful women with

00:37:50.980 a good personality and thought she will make me money. I have to f*** this b****. I don't want to have

00:37:55.620 sex. I just need the money. My webcam company, things that happened 10 years ago. And that was a past

00:38:00.500 life. You're talking about something that happened 10 years ago. You do that still?

00:38:04.040 Um, I recently, I have three girls who still work for me. I'm being told I'm the worst

00:38:08.180 person in the world by people who pretended they've never done anything wrong for the

00:38:10.540 last 10 years. 10 years ago. 10 years ago. 10 years ago. 10 years ago. 10 years ago.

00:38:13.880 The idea that you did something 10 years ago. The last two to three years I've been making

00:38:16.980 money on OnlyFans from its inception all the way up till now. Currently filming this

00:38:20.640 during the COVID pandemic. You may be watching this later on, but right now during the pandemic.

00:38:24.620 10 years ago. 10 years ago. 10 years ago. 10 years ago. 10 years ago. 10 years ago. 10 years ago. 10 years ago. 10 years ago.

00:38:29.360 10 years ago it was 10 years but then when corona came i scaled it back up right so i got a bunch

00:38:34.460 i got 20 more girls online we scaled that back up to three or four hundred thousand dollars a month

00:38:38.660 don't your girls have your name tattooed on them 20 girls have my name tattooed on them and how

00:38:44.720 many girl how many girls have their have your name on them now 22 i'm on 22 oh man he wanted me to

00:38:51.520 get his name tattooed at all costs he wanted me to tattoo his name on you yeah the branding actually

00:39:01.180 comes up in the 86 page document that was obtained from romania let me read part of that it says the

00:39:06.800 criminal activities of these defendants are a form of slavery according to the prosecutor's office

00:39:12.220 like 19th century u.s slave owners who branded their slaves with a red iron you know what they

00:39:18.800 didn't teach you in self-defense here's a little move when i grab you by your neck and you start

00:39:23.080 annoying me trying to resist and i just and then i grab you by your neck again then what the you're

00:39:28.560 doing your face is collapsed and your cheekbones broken you're gonna do but cry i guarantee i

00:39:33.880 changed the way you look at sex forever you're gonna be crying i won't cry i bet you cried i bet

00:39:39.860 you cry you're saying i wouldn't cry you're challenging me to a fight you're saying i can't

00:39:46.060 hurt you right your mind i don't even have you forget the sex part that's a distraction

00:39:52.360 okay so that is andrew tate and again watch that on youtube because that wasn't all 10 years ago

00:39:59.540 some of what he was saying was just a few years ago he openly admitted during covid that he hired

00:40:05.520 more girls to pimp out for this so-called sex work this prostitution um over cameras um okay he also

00:40:15.140 tweeted recently he posted recently on x when girls are sad they dress up nice and take selfies

00:40:19.940 of themselves yes my life's a mess but someone will want to f me so it's okay yes what does this tell

00:40:25.780 you about female nature and this was just a few months ago um he also said let's see december 30th

00:40:32.700 2024 fact women are sex workers their primary job now is to find one customer called a boyfriend

00:40:38.480 to pay for their lives in return for for sex basically is what he says um if they fail at

00:40:46.900 this they do only fans or porn the same game with more than one customer if they're ugly they work a

00:40:52.920 job badly and are miserable so this is what he currently thinks of women um there is debate right

00:40:59.300 now because he is back in the news and claims to be running for prime minister and has been uh

00:41:06.340 platformed interviewed by a variety of people again uh why do people listen to andrew tate is it something

00:41:13.880 that we should consider is it because there is a dearth of masculinity on the right is b is it because

00:41:19.480 christians have become so feminized and have not given good masculine examples to men i don't think

00:41:27.900 that it is not worth debating that i i think it is fine asking wait why are men flocking to this

00:41:35.560 what are what is society doing wrong what is attractive about andrew tate to these men and i

00:41:42.300 certainly think that there is something to this idea i mean think about the episode that we did

00:41:47.440 yesterday with this idea that masculinity that roughness in boys that activity in boys has been

00:41:53.780 demonized and that boys certainly in the education system are expected to act like girls from a very young

00:42:01.440 age if you have not listened to or watched yesterday's episode with dr leonard sacks you

00:42:07.500 need to he talks about how kindergarten so kindergarten when kids are five and six years

00:42:12.180 old is really set up for seven-year-old girls the activities the curriculum what is expected of kids

00:42:18.840 when they go into kindergarten is really set up for a seven-year-old girl it is not set up for a five-year-old

00:42:25.340 boy and in the public school system especially in lower socioeconomic areas you've got boys being

00:42:32.820 sent to kindergarten when they have just turned five now in private schools and more advantage areas

00:42:39.520 you have boys not starting kindergarten until they're age six when they're a little more prepared

00:42:44.260 but still they can't compete against these six-year-old girls that are going into kindergarten because

00:42:50.000 girls at that age are just more advanced socially and verbally they are more able to sit still they

00:42:57.620 like doing the activities that they are expected to do in kindergarten whereas boys are bouncing off

00:43:02.480 the walls in general i know there are exceptions to this but they want to be doing something they

00:43:07.600 want to be competing they want to be outside they want to be loud this is part of their nature

00:43:12.140 and in general today's education system does not accommodate that so from a very young age i do think

00:43:19.340 boys are so often told that your nature is bad and we so often label it as add or adhd or autism

00:43:27.920 because they're not talking as much as a girl or maybe they're not making eye contact as much as

00:43:32.840 a girl or they don't want to sit there and do a puzzle like a girl does and so they're labeled

00:43:37.220 as bad and when you are given that label at such a young age and are told to conform to this kind of

00:43:46.240 feminine standard of behavior i do think that that has a bad effect on young men absolutely and so i

00:43:54.980 could see why a young man would look to someone like answer tate and say well he's certainly not

00:44:00.860 making me feel bad for being a man he likes fighting he's strong he takes control of his life i'm saying

00:44:07.920 maybe what they would think and he says whatever he's thinking he's not politically correct because he

00:44:13.660 does say things that are true by the way he has said things that are absolutely true about feminism

00:44:19.040 and about culture today i could see why a young man who feels demonized for being a man would look

00:44:26.540 to someone like andrew tate and say okay he doesn't make me feel bad for being a man now i do not think

00:44:35.440 though that that um that that that reality is indicative of a lack of masculinity on the right

00:44:44.380 i i simply don't um good fathers are the answer to bad men good fathers strong fathers being involved

00:44:56.560 in their kids life who are helping guide their sons in the way of toughness in the way of strength in

00:45:06.180 the way of chivalry and integrity showing them what true strength looks like part of that is respecting

00:45:13.400 women is the answer to andrew tate i'm not sure it is some bigger issue with the right or even a bigger

00:45:21.980 issue in the church there's a debate about whether the church has become too feminine again i think

00:45:29.320 that is a very worthy debate but i think the answer is actually much more local i think it is much more

00:45:36.480 specific i think the answer lies in fathers however not everyone agrees with that so there are some

00:45:43.560 different ideas out there about andrew tate and what he brings to the table and i'll just kind of

00:45:50.520 summarize what both sides of christian acts are saying so you've got one side who are saying the

00:45:55.960 church has this effeminized jesus and so men don't believe that they can really be strong like they can

00:46:02.120 really be men and even the worship is very feminine church services are very feminine and so that's why

00:46:09.920 young christian men are turning to andrew tate um you've got people pointing out pastors that they think

00:46:17.820 are feminine that men aren't just going to be attracted to um they're saying you know this is

00:46:24.180 the problem of christianity today and the gospel coalition the wokeization the progressivization

00:46:31.180 of the left the feminization or of the church the feminization of the church um um you've got there's

00:46:40.760 someone named uh jd on acts i don't know him but he has a sub stack and he described why andrew tate

00:46:48.940 has basically become venerated even among christian men and he says evangelicals seem surprised their

00:46:54.960 sons give attention to the controversial influencer instead they should be surprised that tate knows

00:46:59.400 their sons better than they do the evangelical establishment has reinforced the idea that masculinity

00:47:05.380 is a concept to be suppressed just as much as public education and the field of psychology

00:47:12.880 okay so that's one side of this debate um people who say look there's justification for this he's

00:47:22.420 bringing some kind of masculinity but then there's the other side that says actually that's not masculinity

00:47:26.740 at all like you're saying that andrew tate at least he's masculine and we have too many feminine

00:47:31.600 people in the church but the other side of this debate is well actually he's literally not

00:47:37.140 masculine and so um rob brunanski he's a pastor at desert hills bible church in glendale arizona

00:47:44.240 he posted this tweet which i thought was a good point and people just absolutely hated it there are a lot

00:47:50.900 of people that hated his post that hated my agreement with his post rob said this esau was a paragon of

00:47:57.560 modern masculinity harry probably had a great beard hunter very manly not a mama's boy a man's man if

00:48:02.800 there ever was one yet god said see to it that there be no immoral or godless person like esau

00:48:08.980 maybe those things aren't biblical manliness after all and i said that's a good point but some of the

00:48:16.160 responses to his post said this what a terrible take maybe don't be like esau because he chose

00:48:20.640 immediate gratification and sold his birthright or disobeyed god by marrying a canaanite john the baptist

00:48:25.720 lived in the wilderness and ate locust jesus was a carpenter working with his hands and had a beard

00:48:30.120 should we ignore them because they were too manly someone else named eric says this raises the

00:48:36.020 justification of being effeminate yet know ye not that the unrighteousness shall inherit the kingdom

00:48:41.360 of god be not deceived neither fornicators nor idolaters nor adult adulterers nor the effeminate

00:48:48.860 etc shall inherit the kingdom of god and so people saw that is him trying to justify being effeminate

00:48:55.520 and to say that having a beard and being strong and being a man's man is not masculine or shouldn't

00:49:01.840 be aspired to i think a lot of people have reading comprehension on x which is not surprising at all

00:49:07.320 that is not at all how i interpreted interpreted what he said i don't think he is saying that esau was bad

00:49:13.360 because of those things i don't think he was saying that we shouldn't teach our boys to hunt or that

00:49:18.840 they shouldn't be hairy or that they shouldn't be manly he wasn't saying that it was his masculinity

00:49:23.920 that made him not acceptable before god he understands that it was his sin well actually

00:49:30.060 it was really that god chose jacob and didn't choose esau we read that in romans 9 that before they were

00:49:37.340 born god loved jacob and hated esau and i would assume that pastor rob probably knows that he wasn't

00:49:45.800 demonizing his masculine traits what he was saying was that that alone does not define masculinity that

00:49:55.480 alone does not amount to an example for young men to aspire to that doesn't make someone necessarily

00:50:08.140 worth worth following after that's how i interpreted his post i don't think that he was excusing or

00:50:15.140 justifying effeminacy at all i think he was saying let us define masculinity as god defined masculinity i

00:50:24.440 mean we do certainly see some of the strongest men of the bible like david doing things that some men

00:50:32.040 today would say well that's effeminate um and like crying like david cried a lot um and obviously he

00:50:42.020 was very strong and so i don't think that he was saying that uh that esau should have been more

00:50:50.280 effeminate and then he would have found favor favor in god's eye so i believe that people are

00:50:55.960 misinterpreting that gabriel hughes said not one young man was won over by andrew tate because the

00:51:02.280 church failed to be sufficiently masculine enough it's because quote having itching ears they will

00:51:06.940 accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions lila rose founder of live action said

00:51:13.340 andrew tate is a reformed man two weeks ago posted a post that we already read by him and then andrew

00:51:21.380 tate responded to lila rose and said i went a full two weeks without telling the truth about women

00:51:25.820 and these females still aren't happy and lila rightly says you lack the self-control and vision

00:51:31.580 to be the great man you claim to be i hope one day you will choose humility and virtue and leave behind

00:51:37.680 your childish perverted ways megan basham rightly says andrew tate built an empire teaching young men

00:51:44.280 how to beat women down no one who follows a savior who lifted the most lowly women should be promoting

00:51:49.640 him you know it's funny because you get a lot of these christian men who are justifying young men

00:51:55.200 following andrew tate because apparently we just don't have proper examples of masculinity

00:51:59.240 within the church but if you have women who are following false teachers who are following

00:52:05.120 glennon doyle who are following brene brown who are following rachel hollis or following other teachers

00:52:12.920 that are not sound it's because women are more likely to fall into their traps of manipulation it's not

00:52:24.740 because of something that the church is lacking and so if it's sin for women if it's sin that

00:52:32.840 motivates women if it's a lack of discernment that motivates women to listen to teachers who are not

00:52:39.620 solid it's also a lack of discernment and a lack of wisdom and a lack of strength that is encouraging

00:52:45.920 young men to listen to a man that is not only not solid but is completely and totally degenerate

00:52:52.460 and is in opposed to every definition of biblical masculinity i think we can recognize that that

00:53:01.020 there is just sin and um uh being susceptible to deception at play here and also say that yes in general

00:53:11.740 healthy and strong masculinity is not encouraged enough and is very often demonized i think we can say

00:53:20.980 both at the same time and again i will just say that it comes down to fatherhood yes it comes down to

00:53:29.960 the local church um absolutely and making sure that they are creating these strong and respectful

00:53:35.520 and godly and um leaders of young men but i'm not sure i can say that it is the church's fault that

00:53:44.900 these young men are listening to andrew tate joel barry says that while tate's attraction for young

00:53:49.320 men isn't complicated it's the same thing that attracts men to porn gambling prosperity preachers

00:53:53.680 communist revolutionaries and other snake oil salesmen mankind is sinful the heart is easily deceived

00:53:59.300 servants of the father of lies tell itching ears what they want to hear the answer isn't to try and give

00:54:04.640 men the christian conservative version of andrew tate the answer is to preach repentance baptism and

00:54:08.820 discipleship to remind men of their purpose and duty for their creator and introduce them to jesus it is

00:54:13.800 the same is true for young women who are susceptible to false teaching um very well said joel barry all

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00:55:02.340 okay i've been wanting to get to this and we just haven't had time but i've i've got a little time

00:55:11.500 for a short segment on carrie underwood carrie underwood is singing at the inauguration she's

00:55:17.820 amazing it's going to be beautiful but a lot of people are really upset about this and they're really

00:55:23.240 really mad they're so mad that carrie underwood accepted an invitation to sing at the inauguration i

00:55:28.860 mean this is part of making history of course of course she is going to sing at the inauguration

00:55:34.600 because she was asking it's going to be very beautiful and i'm so excited to see it but

00:55:39.480 other people don't share my feelings she said in a statement to people i love our country and am

00:55:45.940 honored to have been asked to sing at the inauguration and to be a small part of this historic

00:55:50.200 event i'm humbled to answer the call at a time when we must all come together in the spirit of unity

00:55:54.900 and looking to the future i think that's a great answer um in a 2019 interview with the guardian

00:56:02.100 the grammy winner said that she felt that more people try to pin me places politically that she

00:56:06.740 stays out of politics i do think she's probably socially liberal she has said in the past that she

00:56:12.040 is pro-gay marriage i think she goes to that kind of church from my understanding so i'm not saying

00:56:18.260 that she is like a tried and true christian conservative i mean maybe she's a maybe she's a

00:56:23.640 christian i really don't know i i don't know that much about her philosophy and her worldview and what

00:56:28.980 she believes about all the things uh that we talked about on this podcast but i can appreciate the fact

00:56:35.040 that she is willing to go up against a lot a lot of pushback and a lot of unfair criticism to do

00:56:42.560 something that i do think unifies the country and to sing uh at the inauguration of a president that

00:56:49.740 she knows is controversial i mean that really takes a lot and so i am um i'm really really uh i'm really

00:56:59.100 happy about that i'm really happy that she went against these criticisms and said yeah i'm gonna do

00:57:04.420 it uh ryan sheed host of hold the mic podcast said fake christian supported a felon fraud rapist and

00:57:11.920 accused pedophile carrie underwood is another maga clown supporting sexual predators um matt

00:57:19.000 xiv he posts a lot of liberal commentary he says i hope he cheats again that you know is a reference

00:57:26.060 to her song before he cheats but i don't know if it's a reference to something that also really

00:57:30.100 happened in her life i'm not really sure uh suzy rizzo a progressive the commentator carrie underwood

00:57:36.960 is performing at trump's inauguration so i'm blocking her on all apps i don't think she's gonna even be

00:57:42.320 able to recover in time to sing at the inauguration now that she knows that you suzy rizzo are blocking

00:57:48.620 her um several others giving very mean comments here's uh one example of a comment on instagram

00:57:58.460 have been a fan of yours from the beginning but just heard you will be singing at trump's inauguration

00:58:03.000 just lost all respect for you how can you support someone so hateful sad to hear this news someone

00:58:12.620 said don't forget to wear your white robe with a cone hood because she's apparently a part of the kkk

00:58:21.780 okay so i see that y'all are doing well since trump won the election um we'll pray for you hopefully

00:58:31.320 you'll be able to get over this it's going to be a tough four years maybe the fact that gas prices

00:58:38.260 will go down will comfort you just a little bit all right guys we will be back here on monday have a

00:58:44.660 great weekend

Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey - January 16, 2025

Ep 1124 ｜ Is the Church to Blame for Andrew Tate？

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