SNEAKO - SNEAKO Reacts To The New Andrew Tate & Piers Morgan Interview...

00:00:00 I want to watch this, it's a good transition

00:00:05 Andrew Tate, the top G was just on Piers Morgan

00:00:10 I want to watch this, it was a debate slash interview

00:00:13 And I want to do a review and I want to watch this

00:00:16 Chat, have you already seen this type of one?

00:00:17 If you've already watched it, I'm probably going to watch it on my own time

00:00:20 So instead, let's watch it on stream and let's see how we did

00:00:24 I think this is very interesting because in the position that he's in

00:00:27 uh tate is doing a good transition from you know being a low iq influencer to

00:00:34 you know in the same i would say a political pundit kind of the similar to jordan peterson

00:00:40 ben shapiro candace owens he's kind of he's moving to that to that place in the influencer world and

00:00:50 some people will say like oh he fell off he fell off no he's just not a tiktoker anymore he just

00:00:54 doesn't he doesn't need to be a streamer he doesn't need to be like running around you know

00:00:58 doing universal streams with sarah you know he could he can he could talk about what's going on

00:01:04 in the world and i think that's that's an important thing i think that's like the graduated level of

00:01:09 becoming an influencer so when stuff like this drops it seems like you know most people who

00:01:14 say oh you fell off you fell off he would people everybody tunes in and especially the fact he's

00:01:20 fighting a court, he's still fighting this case right now. He basically has to fight for his

00:01:25 reputation every single time he does one of these interviews. And I remember the first Piers Morgan

00:01:29 interview that he went on, we went there together on that. That was the only time I've been on a

00:01:33 private jet. We went from Bucharest to London and he went on the Piers Morgan show and he did a

00:01:39 really good job. So he didn't really do any preparation. I remember he just went on and

00:01:45 he's kind of getting pressed the whole time by Piers. He does a good job under high pressure

00:01:50 environments like this. And so I think you can learn. I think you can analyze. What I find

00:01:56 interesting about this is how you kind of see the trap because it is kind of like a boxing match.

00:02:00 They set up a trap to try to ruin your reputation to get a gotcha moment, get a clip. And then you

00:02:04 have to like find your way and get out of the pocket and bob and weave. So let's watch this.

00:02:08 this is uh pierce morgan versus andrew tate andrew it's been uh well nearly a year since

00:02:17 we last sat down together very different time it was in my london studio and eight days after that

00:02:25 you got arrested what's the year been like for you it's certainly been an interesting one

00:02:31 i've been constrained this entire year i spent 93 days in a romanian dungeon

00:02:35 five months locked in my house and now i'm restrained within the country of romania so

00:02:40 it's certainly been a turbulent time the moment you got arrested it was all pretty dramatic

00:02:45 the video came out the world saw it a lot of people smashing into your your home did you have

00:02:53 any inkling warning that something like this may happen i knew it i kept saying before i was

00:02:58 arrested on every single podcast i did i said you get three lives in the world the first life

00:03:02 they're going to cancel you they're going to slander you they're going to delete your access

00:03:05 to social media so you can't defend yourself the second life they're going to try and put you in

00:03:08 jail for no reason and if you continue to speak against the power they're going to assassinate

00:03:12 you i knew i was on my second life i kept saying it i knew it was coming i didn't know the 0.99

00:03:16 bullshit reason they'd use but i found out once i was in a cell when you were arrested you you 0.76

00:03:22 didn't actually you don't speak in your remaining zero and they didn't speak english to you correct 0.90

00:03:26 so you were taken to a cell you had no idea what they were alleging you'd done i was arrested on

00:03:34 the 27th of december so because of christmas and new year's and other problems they couldn't even

00:03:38 translate my paperwork for two weeks so for the first two weeks i was in a prison cell i had no

00:03:42 idea why i was given papers in romanian i could read human trafficking i understood but i was

00:03:47 like human trafficking who when what none of this makes sense i waited two entire weeks inside of

00:03:52 my cell before i was given an english translation and then i realized exactly how ridiculous the

00:03:56 whole case was just to clarify i am accused of helping my friends get big on tick tock that is

00:04:02 what i'm accused of i told some girls i know how to post on tick tock to become viral when i was

00:04:07 at the time the most viral person on the planet and they are saying i'm a human trafficker for

00:04:11 that reason it is insane well we'll come to what you've been accused of it's more serious than the

00:04:15 way you've categorized it but we'll come to that there is a lot of speculation that the reason the

00:04:21 Romanian authorities knew that you were back because you were en route I believe to Dubai for

00:04:25 a New Year's Eve party is that you were interacting with Greta Thunberg on social media and you had a

00:04:33 pizza in front of you which came from a well-known Romanian pizza store is there any truth to that?

00:04:39 I don't think so I think that they know where I was a lot of people knew where I was and they

00:04:45 had instructions from higher up to teach me a lesson I was on my second life and that's exactly

00:04:49 what i'm going through right now there's an irony to your situation because you wait so if you're

00:04:53 canceled and that's your first life and does that mean i'm going to jail next if because last time

00:04:59 i remember saying they're going to get me next to cancel me next and i was like they don't care

00:05:02 they don't care well they got me do you think that three lives rule is actually real chat always

00:05:09 said the reason you came to romania was precisely because you thought you could avoid being in this 0.90

00:05:13 situation well i loved romania and it's a strong christian nation with strong traditional values

00:05:18 I want a life where I'm left alone by government

00:05:20 I don't believe in big government

00:05:21 I'm trying to avoid that

00:05:22 It felt like Romania was a place which was very safe societally

00:05:25 And the government was not too interested or involved in people's lives

00:05:28 But things change

00:05:29 Also, your freedom and your ability to speak the truth

00:05:31 Is heavily correlated to your insignificance

00:05:33 When you become large and people start listening to what you say

00:05:35 You soon realise you no longer have freedom of speech

00:05:37 It doesn't matter where you are on the planet

00:05:39 If they decide you must be assassinated, you will be assassinated 0.77

00:05:41 You in jail 0.97

00:05:43 What was that like?

00:05:45 Romanian jail is not English jail

00:05:47 Describe it, what was the cell like?

00:05:48 I have to be careful what I say because I don't want to insult the Romanian

00:05:51 justice system which I'm still beholden to however it's exactly as bad as

00:05:55 people would expect it to be luckily it was in the winter so the cockroaches

00:05:58 were not too bad it was also during Ramadan so I didn't have to eat so much

00:06:02 which was helpful but Ramadan I think the most stressful thing about it is I

00:06:05 had no idea how long I was gonna be in there for I was dragged from my house I

00:06:07 was given papers in the Romanian I didn't know why I was there I found out

00:06:09 why I was there and it was garbage I couldn't seem to get out I could have

00:06:12 been held for years it's very stressful and the best thing you can do is turn

00:06:16 to God and train as hard as possible I did thousands of push-ups a day every

00:06:18 Were you in solitary in this period, three months?

00:06:21 No, I wasn't in solitary the entire time.

00:06:23 Sometimes I was by myself, sometimes I was with other guys,

00:06:25 and sometimes I was with my brother.

00:06:26 When you were on your own, were they keeping you in there for 24 hours a day?

00:06:30 Were you allowed out?

00:06:30 No, I wasn't allowed out.

00:06:31 There was no yard time.

00:06:32 It was 24 hours a day.

00:06:32 One second, let me pause.

00:06:33 We'll be right back.

00:06:34 I'll be right back.

00:06:34 Everyone's saying, react to Aiden.

00:06:36 Okay, okay.

00:06:37 I see he's been tweeting you saying he's depressed.

00:06:39 Ain't nobody calling my phone.

00:06:41 Where you been?

00:06:42 Okay, we'll go back to this.

00:06:44 Everybody, yeah, Aiden's going through it right now.

00:06:48 and i i wouldn't be i wouldn't be harsh to people do i think that you should go to the internet and

00:06:54 talk about your feelings when you're feeling upset no um but i do think he has a connection

00:06:58 with his community that he feels like he could be open and honest about everything i think at his

00:07:03 influence he probably should not be as honest as he as he's being but be you know don't don't be

00:07:08 too harsh on people especially when they clearly are going through something probably three or four

00:07:13 steps large and you do nothing but stare at the wall and you how many days did you do that on your

00:07:17 I mean, that's a pretty grim scenario for anyone.

00:07:23 Life's grim.

00:07:24 For you, always being Mr. Confident,

00:07:27 you said, interestingly,

00:07:28 that you wouldn't categorise what you were feeling as depression

00:07:31 because you don't believe in the concept of depression.

00:07:32 You and I have argued about that before.

00:07:34 But it sounds to me, from what I've seen you say

00:07:36 when you've talked about this,

00:07:37 that that was pretty close to depression, what you were feeling.

00:07:39 Life's grim.

00:07:40 And if you want to be a superhero,

00:07:41 you have to understand in every single superhero movie,

00:07:43 he is losing for 80% of the movie.

00:07:45 He's going to suffer for the majority of the movie

00:07:46 before he wins at the end.

00:07:47 I've always wanted an exceptional life, Pierce.

00:07:49 And I'm not a coward.

00:07:49 And I knew that by telling the truth about certain issues,

00:07:51 I was going to pay the price for it.

00:07:52 So I won't say that I deserve to be in jail,

00:07:54 but I certainly put myself in there

00:07:55 by telling the truth to the populace

00:07:56 and telling the truth in living.

00:07:57 But when you're on your own in that cell,

00:07:58 what were you thinking?

00:08:01 It's a long time to self-reflect, right?

00:08:03 Good question.

00:08:03 It certainly is.

00:08:04 And I think my number one concern when I was in jail...

00:08:07 I got to admit, Pierce is growing on me.

00:08:08 I thought that he was just a Zionist sellout. 1.00

00:08:11 I think he's actually more sincere

00:08:12 than schizos give him credit for. 0.92

00:08:15 i think he's a controlled boomer but he actually is curious and wants to learn more and he has a

00:08:22 he has an open mind and he's willing to platform different opinions stuff like that he's not as

00:08:27 much of a sellout as i originally thought and he does create an environment for really interesting

00:08:33 dialogue despite the fact that my situation where my concerns as a man and all the people i have to

00:08:38 take care of and my children and my family and the people i pay for and all the people who work for

00:08:41 me and truthfully i wasn't worried about myself i was worried about everybody else and i think

00:08:43 that's a true masculine frame. Did you get emotional? Did you shed tears in yourself?

00:08:47 Therapist question. I'm an emotional man. I think men are hyper emotional. We just have to control

00:08:51 it. I was extremely busy inside of my jail cell. I had lots of push-ups to do. I was very concerned

00:08:57 about people on the outside. I was trying my best to get out. It's difficult for me to answer the

00:09:02 question because it was an interesting frame of mind. I knew that God was watching and I had to

00:09:06 perform. It's very difficult for me to go through life saying, I'm the top G, I'm this, I'm that,

00:09:10 and speak about mental resilience and mental toughness. And then the second I'm thrown inside

00:09:12 of a solitary confinement so cower out i'm not that person there's some other people who talk

00:09:16 about mental toughness and want to give advice and when bad things happen to them they end up

00:09:19 addicted to prescription drugs i'm not coward and i'm not a liar no but but is he dissing aiden

00:09:23 prescription drugs is he talking about aiden ross no he's not first off everybody was saying

00:09:29 that he was sneak dissing aiden here aiden does not talk about mental resilience he's clearly

00:09:34 talking about jordan peterson because jordan peterson is the is on the opposite side of the

00:09:40 spectrum when it comes to talking about masculinity and what men are supposed to be doing but he talks

00:09:45 about what men are supposed to be doing then he's crying all the time and he's addicted to benzos

00:09:49 jordan peterson is popping zans after his lectures like let's let's be honest it has nothing to do

00:09:56 with aiden stop trying to push that narrative in that scenario and there's no shame in admitting

00:10:00 that i was emotional i missed people i missed them and i knew they missed me so i felt a long

00:10:06 i felt strong sense of missing you cried there were tears that ran down my face but i did not

00:10:11 cry i mean that's crying i would disagree because you you're worried about admitting that you think

00:10:16 it's absolutely not that's a perfectly fine scenario to cry in but i think the act of crying

00:10:20 is an act of desperation to sit and to cry is an act in and of itself to do push-ups thinking of

00:10:25 your children with tears running down your face but you're concerned with finishing as many push-ups

00:10:28 as possible within that day i do not consider that crying i consider that tears running down my face

00:10:31 when you found out what they were alleging you'd done you see the way he's like always

00:10:37 bobbing and weaving everything he doesn't ever want to show a moment of weakness because

00:10:42 when you are looking for power when especially like he's right when you call yourself top g

00:10:50 you can't ever show a moment of weakness so even the act of crying he finds a way to

00:10:55 to reword it it's just like you know it's like when an only fans girl

00:10:59 says that she's a content creator it's because they don't want to ever show that they're

00:11:03 what it really and it's good to have people like that it's good to have people like that

00:11:09 i always thought beforehand when i was younger i thought that showing weakness would be you know

00:11:15 showing vulnerability would be relatable but people will hold that against you forever so

00:11:19 if tate there said i cried then all the feminists and everybody all of his haters say he was crying

00:11:26 he was crying even though he's being honest about it so you can't truly be honest about your

00:11:30 vulnerability as a man because people will hold it against you forever. Sexual assault, exploitation

00:11:36 and so on. What did you feel about that? What was the first reaction? My first reaction was ah the

00:11:40 standard playbook. The standard playbook for anybody who speaks up against power is sexual

00:11:44 exploitation. Isn't that the normal one they go to? Can't we name like 10 or 15 people right now

00:11:47 they hit them with this exact same garbage? Name a full-grown man who's 36 or 37 years old who's not 0.97

00:11:51 had sexual relations with a woman at some point in the past and the way the matrix works is they

00:11:55 lie by omission right they just hit russell brand with it i think they hit p diddy with it this

00:11:57 morning julian assange just got hit with it he's still in a cell but lots of people get hit with 0.89

00:12:01 these allegations and it turns out i ain't gonna lie i think p diddy did that shit though that to 0.94

00:12:04 be true a lot of people get hit with them and they turn out to be false but you're sort of trying to 0.97

00:12:07 make out all the people you just named it innocent you don't know that of course i don't know that

00:12:10 but a lot of people get hit and why would you why would you assume they're innocent well i'll tell

00:12:13 you why because the way the matrix operates is to choose something which is heinous if they accuse

00:12:16 me of drug dealing nobody would care they choose something which is heinous so the process itself

00:12:20 is a punishment so they damage your reputation throughout the process regardless of whether

00:12:23 successful or not then what they do is they lie by omission they throw you in a cell and they

00:12:27 contact everyone you've ever interacted with 2 000 people i know were called and they were looking

00:12:31 for one person to say they're a victim by the way they failed they did not even find one but if they

00:12:35 did they would then say andrew tate's victim he's a sexual assaulter and they would remove

00:12:39 the testimony of the 1 999 people who said i'm a very nice man lie by omission and then they put

00:12:44 together this entire package just the mainstream media to convince the world that you deserve to

00:12:46 be in jail and that's how the matrix i mean to be clear i don't know if you're guilty or not i do

00:12:50 You're perfectly entitled to say that, and you know, right?

00:12:53 Of course I know.

00:12:54 But I don't know, and I will await any trial that comes to see what comes out of the trial

00:12:59 and see what happens, right? So I'm not going to prejudge the trial. I'm not going to judge you

00:13:02 and say, I think you're guilty. I don't know, right? We are where we are. You've been charged

00:13:05 with serious crimes, and it's likely you'll face a trial, and we'll see how that all plays out,

00:13:10 obviously. Going back to jail, how are you treated by other people?

00:13:14 Everybody in jail was extremely apologetic to me. All of the staff, the police,

00:13:17 Wait, be right back. Let me, let me, Leach Hayden, let me see what he's saying.

00:13:20 thousand viewers in seven minutes this is this 2021 aiden ross like what is going on here bro

00:13:26 they're like bro oh hs actually ended his stream he's looking pale bro like him and his friends i

00:13:35 see them live they look like he's the same color as the the psycho wall he has in the back from 20

00:13:41 to 50 but whatever my point is this so shout to hs hs and dante have been calling and texting me

00:13:48 a whole lot a lot of people actually have right um another good guy that checks up on me is

00:13:55 citrus and there's so many fucking people bro um and going into 2024 0.98

00:14:03 right he's seeing the differences in aiden and tate right now right it's like how do you stop 0.98

00:14:09 how many okay i know you guys are starting to cat and modes of the app and how many guys in

00:14:14 life right now just have so many bad things happening and it happens in so it happens in

00:14:17 waves like i swear to god it's like one bad thing happens and another bad thing happens another it's

00:14:21 like you can't catch a fucking break it's like when can i just have one week imagine tate saying 0.95

00:14:26 that about going to jail a month of just straight peace and and and steady it's always got to go 0.99

00:14:33 like this and then it just like crashes right that's life man and yes legal you don't realize 0.97

00:14:43 you had it good that's the biggest thing right here chat we all we all go through shit so for 0.99

00:14:50 who am i to basically be like fuck your problems and all this shit and so i see your guys pov when 1.00

00:14:56 i'm trying to say when i said what i fuck your problem it's because like your guys problems 1.00

00:15:01 might be different than mine your guys issues might be financial issues it might be worse 0.99

00:15:06 chat do you care about the lives of multi-millionaire streamers in the depression

00:15:09 i have different issues than most people honest honest question but there's things that you guys

00:15:14 have that i don't have that you're blessed for like what and and and there's things that you

00:15:19 have that someone else in the chat has and that he's blessed for you're not blessed for 0.97

00:15:21 point is this we all go through shit it's life 0.94

00:15:27 my biggest thing is how do you how do you how do you handle it when so many bad things are 0.88

00:15:35 coming at you at once if it was like one bad thing per few months i'd be like cool i could

00:15:40 deal with that but how do you deal with them what's like literally progressively five things

00:15:45 at once how do you do how there's only one answer you gotta you gotta keep going man you gotta keep

00:15:52 pushing straight up bro because i swear to god bro that's what men are meant to do straight up bro 1.00

00:15:58 on some pussy shit 1.00

00:16:02 I know what you guys 1.00

00:16:04 are gonna say 1.00

00:16:04 pussies 1.00

00:16:06 they do drugs 1.00

00:16:08 to fix themselves 1.00

00:16:09 to get through their shit 1.00

00:16:10 and I did that 1.00

00:16:10 and I learned a hard way

00:16:11 about it

00:16:12 I lost a lot of

00:16:14 opportunities

00:16:14 I fell into more of a trap

00:16:16 the only thing that drugs do

00:16:17 when you go through 1.00

00:16:18 your shit 1.00

00:16:18 is when the eye wears off 1.00

00:16:21 you face reality

00:16:23 but times two

00:16:24 times ten even 0.99

00:16:25 you'll fucking 1.00

00:16:26 And take it from me because I was on drugs. 1.00

00:16:30 I was on opioids, right?

00:16:32 You guys know this.

00:16:32 I'm clean as a whistle.

00:16:34 I'll drug test right now on stream.

00:16:35 No opioids.

00:16:37 I might pop us THC because I smoke weed on stream and I had a pen hit a couple times. 0.99

00:16:42 But no, I'm not on no fucking opioids, chat. 0.96

00:16:45 I just look unhealthy because I'm unhealthy right now. 0.98

00:16:47 I'm going through it. 0.99

00:16:48 I'm not on no fucking opioids. 0.95

00:16:52 Anyways, if anyone around you is currently on drugs, chat. 0.99

00:16:55 and they that's what they do to fix themselves and shit i pray for you i pray for them and i 0.92

00:17:01 pray for anyone that's affected by them i don't think he prays but try to make them a really 0.98

00:17:05 real aiden says that i'll pray for you i don't i don't think he's actually praying i think 0.95

00:17:09 you guys nobody has you know or anyone around them that's hooked on that shit for real it's it's 0.99

00:17:17 fucked and i love you guys man i want everyone to live a long time just know that while you live 1.00

00:17:25 shit i don't know what country y'all are from but while you're while you're an american citizen 1.00

00:17:28 a lot of shit around you that they try to kill us bro like straight up the food we eat the 1.00

00:17:33 distractions we have all this shit bro like it's true bro everything bro everything the vapes 1.00

00:17:39 prayer watching because he says that a lot he says i pray for you i pray for you like i don't 0.99

00:17:44 get all these things you guys watching my stream at least you're entertained somewhat sometimes

00:17:48 when i'm not having a quilly ass stream which is like 20 of the time i'm kidding but at least 0.87

00:17:54 sometimes i'll drop gems on you guys like it's not like i'm gonna fucking just sit here and just 0.99

00:17:58 pick my nose all stream and itch my ass i don't do that all day you know am i yapping 0.98

00:18:05 so what's gonna happen is he's gonna say this he's gonna say like i'm gonna start i'm gonna 0.99

00:18:11 do better i'm gonna go to the gym then he's gonna react to discord clips and then he's gonna gamble

00:18:15 for four hours and then he's gonna either go up or down and then do the same thing tomorrow

00:18:18 this is gonna be a meme this is gonna be a meme chat and i know it because zavi laughed the first

00:18:23 thing i was opening up the last night after i lost four million dollars zavi laughed at me

00:18:26 because he said i typed in the group i said i just lost four million my mom hid my ledger

00:18:33 and i manipulated my mom i woke her up out of her sleep i said mommy i need where's the ledger

00:18:38 where'd you hide i owe people money and if you don't send me the house on the money i'm not

00:18:41 gonna be in bombs she freaked out i felt bad i manipulated a lot of my own mom to gamble 0.98

00:18:46 i already see laughing emojis so don't gamble like

00:18:53 so everybody listening don't gamble i have a new two-step authorization my mom we have a new

00:18:59 code now every time that i want to access it she has to be there in person all right

00:19:07 bro what's wrong with you guys

00:19:12 anyways anyone saying that i need somebody i don't need i don't need another grown man

00:19:22 only thing i need is god we gotta stop looking up people you guys should not look up to me bro

00:19:27 you guys should i said that word for word yesterday chat you see some type of relation 0.97

00:19:30 with me whether it's humor whether it's beliefs whether it's fucking similarities that we share 0.99

00:19:36 you guys don't look at me as a fucking god you guys don't look up to me as a fucking celebrity 0.99

00:19:39 i know you guys don't you guys don't give a flying fuck i know this because when i drive 1.00

00:19:43 guys in discord you don't freak the fuck out you're not like these tiktok npcs that make oh 0.99

00:19:47 my god oh my god oh my god you guys are like actual normal people you watch me on a nightly 0.76

00:19:52 basis so you you know everything about me and you relate to me so let's stop looking up to people 0.99

00:20:00 as gods you guys clearly don't look up to me as god you may fuck with me but if i see you in 0.99

00:20:04 person can be like hey now fuck me i watch your streams you'll give it a buck you're not gonna 1.00

00:20:08 completely fan the fuck out bro when we were in new york i saw someone fall to his knees and pray 1.00

00:20:13 to him only man we gotta praise is god chat that's it facts that's it that's it bro if you

00:20:24 guys saw me in person, what would you do? Let me hear it right now. Really? Anyone saying hug? I

00:20:34 need a hug right now. I need a hug. If you see me in person, give me a hug. I need it. Initiate it.

00:20:40 I won't fucking, I won't, I won't be weirded out. And then a security shoots you in the face. 1.00

00:20:45 Squeeze me. Hold me for a little bit. I need it. Seriously. I need one of those. I need a good, 0.84

00:20:51 tight squeezy juicy hug I do there's tons of games to play and this IRL streaming shit is is great 0.97

00:21:02 I'm not gonna be an IRL streamer I'm gonna be a hybrid streamer I need to be doing IRLs every 0.96

00:21:08 day okay um keep watching or a little longer every workout should just be done on stream

00:21:14 so that my community when they see me work out they see me progressing

00:21:19 it's like it's like it's all documented for one for two after that we could go do something else

00:21:26 like shopping or whatever every day i don't care it gets me out of the house so you'll see me very

00:21:31 very soon fix my ways i go to australia in a week and we've been planning stuff in australia 0.99

00:21:38 talking to eddie i'm talking to motherfuckers 0.99

00:21:40 like two weeks in australia two weeks 0.99

00:21:45 that's that who's going with you okay i don't have any real ledger

00:21:54 huh no i don't have my ledger anymore it's not with me all right let's go back to the interview

00:22:00 officers everyone who worked in the jail the person who served me my meal everybody was very

00:22:03 sorry for what happened to me they made it very clear they knew it was garbage and they were

00:22:07 apologetic that was the only vibe i could give you they were kind of like listen you got too big

00:22:11 i'm sorry this is how things work and sorry here's your meal nobody had any real problem with me

00:22:16 none of the prisoners had a problem with me did you enter any fines there was a a couple scenarios

00:22:20 where violence could have occurred but i think once people realize that violence is a certainty

00:22:23 and that you do not operate under a fearful realm they often aren't so interested so people

00:22:27 threatened you i wouldn't say they threatened me but they would have liked to have got the

00:22:30 opportunity to threaten me and what happened and they realized that would have been a bad decision

00:22:33 and all in all what did you what did you say to them because you don't speak romanian so

00:22:38 I didn't you're right I actually used a quote from Street Fighter I said uh I quoted Dowson

00:22:45 and I said they do not understand the secrets of yoga fire because I knew they had no idea what I

00:22:49 was talking about it was near the washing machines and they looked at me like I was

00:22:51 completely crazy and they walked away there's more than one person correct and they made it

00:22:55 clear what they wanted to I have to be careful what I say because I'm still beholden to the

00:22:58 Romanian judicial system yeah but that's that's just an incident in jail correct incident an

00:23:02 incident report was written and it's better I don't mention it there was a direct threat

00:23:05 I've had threats yeah and I have threats every single day of my life and I think jail is a

00:23:09 hyper pressurized version of reality and you need to have an extremely strong mind so you don't

00:23:13 attack yourself and an extremely strong body so others don't attack you and I understood that

00:23:16 there was a threat of violence at all times and I just decided to go through life extremely

00:23:19 respectfully but make it clear that's a decision somebody else wants to make that I'm prepared to

00:23:22 partake. One of the things I would think about other than my family immediate family but one

00:23:27 particular member of my family I found myself in jail would be my mother and what she would be 0.91

00:23:31 feeling and what she'd be thinking she's been incredibly supportive to me I know yours has to

00:23:34 you. Did you think about your mother? I was extremely concerned for her. I was concerned

00:23:38 because the media establishment were hounding her. She was obviously very worried but she knew

00:23:41 she raised strong sons but we're her number one protectors and I was concerned for her. I wasn't

00:23:46 concerned for myself in jail. I didn't even suffer in jail as much as I did when I got out. I didn't

00:23:51 have nightmares in jail. I had nightmares once I left jail. I was in the middle of a battle. I don't

00:23:55 think you get PTSD while you're fighting you get it afterwards. I was in the middle of a battle

00:23:58 trying to make sure that everybody I love and care about is taken care of and trying to make

00:24:00 sure that bills are paid. Please understand the day I was arrested which is a year ago every

00:24:04 single bank account that i have was frozen all of my assets were taken i haven't had a dollar of

00:24:09 money 10 cars taken i think 15 15 cars and some and how many properties 15 cars six properties

00:24:14 20 diamond watches gold bars cash land every single bank account millions and millions what

00:24:18 was the total value of everything they seized 16 17 million pounds yeah and they took all of it and

00:24:25 i still don't have access to any of these things i mean as we're doing this interview you're

00:24:28 expecting to hear sometime today as to whether you may get those possessions back is it is it

00:24:32 all or nothing do you get it all back or nothing correct as we sit here the judge is deciding

00:24:36 whether i get all of my items returned or i get none of them returned and truthfully under the

00:24:40 law i should have never had them taken in the first place so we're going to see what the judge

00:24:43 decides and i have to put my faith within the romanian judicial system i have no other choice

00:24:47 i'm not a coward i'm not going to run but let's not talk about the romanian judicial system let's

00:24:50 talk about the judicial systems of the world i've recently seen some very scary decisions in america

00:24:54 and england in these western democratic nations you see people doing 20 years for attending

00:24:57 peaceful protests so you start to sit and wonder when you're in these situations what is a trial

00:25:02 What is a judge?

00:25:02 What is this?

00:25:03 These are just people in a room.

00:25:04 Which peaceful protest are you talking about?

00:25:05 There's been a few.

00:25:06 Who's got 20 years for attending a peaceful protest?

00:25:08 I don't want to say names.

00:25:09 I saw it somewhere on Twitter.

00:25:10 Somebody attended, I think it was a protest, a pro-Trump protest, and they ended up attending 20 years.

00:25:13 Well, if you're talking about the January 6th riots, they were riots where people died.

00:25:16 Well, it's interesting.

00:25:17 They're not peaceful protests.

00:25:18 Well, it's interesting because the world is actually very nuanced.

00:25:20 Well, that wasn't nuanced.

00:25:21 That was a huge mob of people attacking the U.S. campaign.

00:25:24 Well, what I try to do is I try to look at a broad spectrum of events, and I try to put things into a nuanced view.

00:25:29 and i don't try and take a instant black or white point of view on things and the fact that blm were

00:25:34 rioting and destroying the entire nation for months and during that exact week and then some

00:25:38 other people got together with an opposing political view and are facing serious prison

00:25:42 time for doing less damage than blm did i find that kind of scary because people did die well

00:25:46 in a democratic nation we should all be the same under the law just to be clear on january 6th

00:25:49 people died people died during blm i mean there are certainly inconsistencies in the way groups

00:25:55 of people have been policed i think that's the same that's the same whether you're talking about

00:25:58 the blm marches to the pro-palestinian marches and so on right there's a lot of inconsistency

00:26:03 well then we agree well there's a lot of inconsistency in global policing i think i

00:26:06 think that's a perfectly valid thing to say but the idea that someone's got 20 years of being

00:26:10 in a peaceful march is not true the ones who've got the lengthy prison sentences have been held

00:26:15 account for serious crime i'm not even condoning january 6th i don't even know the ins and outs

00:26:19 of january 6th i wasn't there i'm not saying it should have happened what i'm saying is exactly

00:26:23 what you have said there seems to be some massive inconsistencies more of the footage is coming out

00:26:26 in a january 6th position where you're speaking against this they look extremely bored they're

00:26:30 just standing around there the police look bored and the mainstream media made it seem like the

00:26:35 cops had so much ptsd they killed themselves for what happened on january 6th it was all a lie

00:26:40 he is uh i've heard a lot of these talking points over and over again

00:26:44 what's this guy yapping about let me get an hour okay

00:26:47 chat matter of fact it's really offensive call dude i'm gonna cancel you 0.96

00:26:54 why are the zombies called nazi zombies with swastikas everywhere i don't like that

00:27:00 i really really really don't like that it's offensive i'm gonna make a tweet i'm gonna make 1.00

00:27:07 a tweet shut your faggot ass up white boy all right bro so look i do want to 1.00

00:27:17 don't when y'all were like kids did y'all used to play uh did you guys that used to play um 1.00

00:27:23 michael myers and shit or nah okay let's go back as i do and you understand that there are massive 0.60

00:27:31 inconsistencies in policing globally you start to sit down and seriously wonder if you stand a fair 0.97

00:27:35 chance of a fair trial in any country honor i actually have to give that massive credit to the

00:27:39 remaining judicial system because the judge one day sat down and said why are these boys in jail

00:27:42 and let us go i don't know if i would have had a fair shot like that in many other nations when you

00:27:45 were released from jet after about three months what was that feeling like i mean like my brother

00:27:50 and i were in the same cell at that time we were extremely happy i remember using the last of my

00:27:54 mouthwash during the day i had some rituals to keep me sane and i'd enjoy one swig of mouthwash

00:27:59 a day it's amazing how bored you get when you're staring at cockroaches and even that sensation

00:28:03 literally cockroaches in yourself correct how many at any given time at night there was a lot

00:28:06 like what dozens or yeah a few there was an infestation we did our best to kill as many as 0.58

00:28:10 could they kept us entertained but uh they're annoying to sleep with but mouthwash was something

00:28:16 i enjoyed every day the sensation of mouthwash made me happy and i remember using all of my

00:28:19 mouthwash and then instantly my brain started turning to all of the things i need to do i'm

00:28:24 a man i have responsibilities for 93 days i wasn't working i started concerning myself with okay i'm

00:28:28 about to get out of jail thank god i'm gonna leave who do i need to take care of what pays do i have

00:28:32 any money left our bills do is mom okay are my children okay and i just start thinking about

00:28:36 work and as soon as i got out i didn't sleep for three days how many children do you have

00:28:39 i'm less confidential why because they because why would you tell random strangers on the internet

00:28:45 the details it's just you don't want to you want to keep all that private especially if you have

00:28:49 aspirations to grow in terms of influence and wealth and maybe even fame keep as much as you

00:28:56 possibly can private when it comes to your family trust me and unfortunately i don't want to give

00:29:01 them any information but you have more than one i have more than one correct right so obviously

00:29:05 you're caring for your children i understand that as a father right and obviously and you have a

00:29:08 Yes.

00:29:09 Are you married?

00:29:10 No.

00:29:11 I think I asked you last time and you were a bit cryptic about it.

00:29:12 You're not married yet?

00:29:13 No.

00:29:14 You have a partner who's the mother of your children?

00:29:15 Correct.

00:29:16 The same woman as the mother of all your kids? 0.98

00:29:17 It's confidential. 1.00

00:29:18 It's a bit stupid to say confidential. 0.97

00:29:19 It is confidential. 0.99

00:29:20 He says, well, okay, he says on Twitter that he has three baby mamas.

00:29:24 No, Piers, it's confidential.

00:29:25 I don't think you can marry and have kids with it.

00:29:26 It's confidential, surely.

00:29:27 It is, for me.

00:29:28 Really?

00:29:29 Of course, I am basically number one enemy of the state, Piers.

00:29:30 Look what they've done to me.

00:29:31 What have they put me in jail for? 0.97

00:29:32 At the beginning of this garbage, people were sitting there thinking, 0.95

00:29:34 there thinking maybe he's a human trafficker it's been a year who show me a picture show me a video 0.98

00:29:37 who's even a victim there's nobody the whole thing is made up well we're going to come to

00:29:41 what they say you've done right we're going to come to that but i'm just curious

00:29:45 you come out of prison you've got no ability to access any of your assets how have you been

00:29:48 functioning financially since then i believe in prayer and i trust in god prayer doesn't pay the

00:29:53 bills and i do my very best but prayer doesn't pay the bills unfortunately absolutely everything

00:29:56 i own was seized by the romanian state so i'm just gonna have to survive and do my very best

00:29:59 but how i'm doing my very best have you got wealthy benefactors helping you i'm doing my

00:30:03 my very best i wish i had wealthy benefactors i wish i had people on my side you can't function

00:30:06 on on no income at all it seems you can how i'm doing my very best here what does that mean it

00:30:11 means i'm doing my very best absolutely everything i own is owned is taken by the romanian state i 0.51

00:30:14 don't have anything they don't have how do you pay for food just have to do my best what does

00:30:20 that what does that mean it means that i believe in god and i pray well god's not going to pay

00:30:23 your bill god has been paying my bill so far it seems it's amazing how far faith can take

00:30:26 it's often when you have absolutely nothing left people turn to faith but you should turn to faith

00:30:29 first and you should believe in god when things are good and then he will be there when times

00:30:31 are bad initially you were put on this sort of rolling 30-day house arrest and they kept renewing

00:30:36 that month by month by month and then in june uh you and your brother and two others were formally

00:30:40 charged with rape trafficking and forming an organized crime group to sexually exploit women

00:30:46 there were seven alleged victims named in the indictment you said at the time i look forward to

00:30:49 being found innocent um you said earlier who are these women well there are seven named in the

00:30:53 indictment yeah have you seen the videos of them on the internet saying we're not victims they

00:30:56 made us be victims we told them well that will all presumably be analyzed in a trial do you know

00:31:00 the trial may be i have no idea it's so good you believe it will happen i'm not sure it could get

00:31:05 to a point where a judge anytime before the trial decides this case is garbage and throws it away

00:31:08 if you ask me what i believe happened it's very simple they threw me in a jail cell knowing they

00:31:12 had no case knowing they had no victims but they thought they plastered me all over the msm and

00:31:15 they say i'm a bad person and they call enough people they will find the case they want they

00:31:18 couldn't find it you name the date they charged me they had six just said you're broke you're 1.00

00:31:23 fucking bore. What are your predictions for the future of Tate? It's either that he faces serious, 0.87

00:31:33 well, that he gets charged or not charged, but he gets, um, they put him in jail or they put

00:31:39 him back on house arrest and he's found guilty. And then that's pretty much wraps until he gets

00:31:47 out or he's not guilty and then what happens does he go back to making a does he continue making

00:31:55 youtube videos as he started talking more publicly openly and freely where does this where does the

00:32:00 story go from here because we've heard a lot of these talking points over and over again i'm trying

00:32:05 to see like what is the future how does he how does he trans how does he continue to grow because

00:32:11 ever since we started hearing about him and even then since he was big on money twitter it's always

00:32:15 been progression and he's the type of guy that's always going to want to continue progressing

00:32:19 does he become a jordan peterson does he become a political pundit does he run for office

00:32:25 where's the future months to charge me usually the romanian state even the american embassy

00:32:30 confirms to me charges within 30 days with me they used all six months trying to build a case

00:32:34 and find actual victims of an actual crime they couldn't they charged me on the very last possible

00:32:38 day they could unless they'd have to drop the entire case and they charged me with garbage

00:32:41 because they have nothing there are no victims i've done nothing wrong and they've tried very

00:32:44 hard. And let me say something very pertinent to the audience here. It's very difficult when

00:32:48 you're thrown inside of a jail cell. You do not have access to social media. You do not have

00:32:50 access to money. The entire MSM establishment are calling you a bad person. Hotlines are set up

00:32:54 saying, if Andrew Tate's ever hurt you, call this hotline. You're a rich person where people may

00:32:57 want to get money from you and exploit you and extract resource from you. And they're sitting

00:33:00 here calling anyone you've ever known. They called my gardener's daughter, who I've never even spoken

00:33:04 to, asking if I've ever done anything wrong to her or said anything wrong to her, trying to find

00:33:07 victims of a crime that don't exist. It's actually a... They did this to me too. The BBC contacted

00:33:12 girls that made videos about me on youtube talking about my artistic videos uh trying to see if there 0.85

00:33:19 was a story about a thousand misogynist they basically sent emails just trying to figure out

00:33:22 if i sexually assaulted or did anything that they wanted to get a story about how i'm promoting

00:33:28 misogyny but they didn't get anything nobody folded luckily but it's real they will really

00:33:33 try to ruin your reputation the more you grow in influence so advice for anybody out there that

00:33:38 has aspirations to do this, make sure you have a clean slate. Make sure you got no skeletons in

00:33:44 the closet because they even said this. Well, this is said in the Quran, Allah said this.

00:33:49 Anything that happens in the dark will be exposed in the light. So trust me, if there's anything out

00:33:54 there, it's going to be seen, especially the more you grow, the more people are going to be looking

00:33:58 for any sort of weakness. And it's actually funny. The more you amplify yourself, the more

00:34:02 your weaknesses are amplified as well, because that's exactly what your enemies are going to

00:34:06 talk about. Do you think anybody talks about the fact that I rejected a $15 million, $50 to $20

00:34:11 million gambling deal from kick? Do you think anybody speaks about that? No. Do you think

00:34:14 anybody ever talks about it? When I go to Saudi Arabia and I start talking about God and I try

00:34:18 to promote something that are positive and I go on an Umrah trip and I'd start interviewing

00:34:23 shakes. Like you think anybody speaks about that? Do they talk about the money that's never spoken

00:34:28 about all the haters? The only thing they're going to talk about is exactly, they look for the one

00:34:33 weakness and they latch on to that forever. And then that becomes amplified, especially with the

00:34:37 internet. So you kind of get trapped into this world because if you back down when your haters

00:34:43 and the people against you are amplifying your weaknesses, then they won. So you need to overpower

00:34:49 them trying to destroy your reputation and continue. There's not really an escape route

00:34:55 because once you're in there, you pretty much, you as a person, your name exists within the sphere

00:35:00 of other people's minds and on the internet and ideally you don't even care about that at all but

00:35:06 everybody wants respect and everybody cares about their reputation so you can't let them win

00:35:09 so i i would give advice to anybody never ever show weakness it's just it's just the truth

00:35:14 especially as a man as a woman girls can show weakness and then people will think that you're 1.00

00:35:19 vulnerable that it's good and that you're emotional to find acute and endearing but as a man never

00:35:25 never because they won't forget it miracle from god that no one's come out trying to extract money

00:35:29 from me whole thing is garbage they could do this to anybody peers they could do this to you they 0.99

00:35:32 could put you in a cell put all over the media you're a sexual exploiter and for three months 0.99

00:35:36 talk about how bad you are when you can't defend yourself and call everyone you've ever interacted

00:35:39 with and if anybody you were ever rude to once decides they want a payday or some fame they can

00:35:43 use it against you it's insane the remaining authorities prosecution files uh using verbal

00:35:48 and physical abuse to keep women in line taking uh 50 i believe the women's online income although 0.94

00:35:53 i believe that figure could vary could be up to 80 percent is that right no they accuse me of

00:35:58 exploiting women who may who did tick-tock the same women who say we were not exploited he just

00:36:03 told us how to do tick-tock also in the prosecution file if you want to talk about it there's not a

00:36:07 single bank transfer there's not a single piece of evidence for any money so i'm accused of making

00:36:12 money from tick-tock but they haven't found any money there's no money and the victims are saying

00:36:16 i didn't exploit until you do the whole thing is a joke what is i think problematic for you

00:36:20 is the War Room, which was a group of...

00:36:26 Miscategorized and misunderstood.

00:36:27 It was called the War Room.

00:36:28 Correct.

00:36:28 He's going to talk about the Vice documentary that they made

00:36:30 trying to expose it for promoting pimping and exploiting women.

00:36:34 And it had a lot of people who were dubbed the generals

00:36:36 who ran the War Room for you.

00:36:38 And the War Room had 500 to 600 members

00:36:40 who paid, I think, $6,000 plus to be a member of this.

00:36:43 And when you saw the logs of the web chats

00:36:47 between people from the War Room to each other,

00:36:50 a lot of it made disturbing reading were you disturbed by it when you read that firstly a 0.80

00:36:53 lot of that is bullshit a lot of that's fake secondly you think that literally those logs 0.85

00:36:56 are fake absolutely secondly but the bbc verified the bbc verified them but they're the same people 0.99

00:37:00 who verified the vaccine those people they're liars firstly a lot of them are fake secondly

00:37:04 were you disturbed by anything you read no because it's real firstly secondly there's 4 000 members

00:37:08 in the war room thirdly the war room is about masculine personal development we talk about

00:37:11 fitness making money strength we talk about very important things i there's 4 000 members inside

00:37:15 if you're telling me that amongst 4 000 members is 24 hours did you do are you guys paying attention

00:37:19 to all the chess moves he's using to deflect peers trying to paint him as a bad person he's

00:37:25 doing a really good job of spinning in the narrative in in his in his favor chat seven

00:37:31 days a week for the last five years they've managed to find two guys talking locker room talk

00:37:34 and that somehow offends the world that nobody understands how the world works that's not why i

00:37:37 was in jail it's not to do with the world i was in jail because i spoke against power because i

00:37:40 told the truth about covid because i told the truth about the war in ukraine because i told

00:37:43 the truth about all of these things i don't understand why people would want to put you in

00:37:45 jail for giving your opinions about covid or ukraine why would they why wouldn't they why

00:37:50 would they why would they say why would they say that andrew tate's opinion is so important on

00:37:53 ukraine that we have to put him in jail i don't buy that okay because i was the most googled man

00:37:56 on the planet and i had a huge affinity with the most troublesome demographic for the matrix which 1.00

00:38:02 is the young masculine youth the people who you need to die in wars the people who you need to 0.93

00:38:05 sigh off into being slaves to build the roads while telling them that they're not allowed a 0.91

00:38:08 point of view and they're not allowed an opinion on anything and i was saying things which was

00:38:12 going against the narrative and the matrix the way it operates is it uses the msm to purport lies

00:38:16 to inject slave programming into people's brains so that we live lives which are not good for us

00:38:20 but are good for them and i was sitting there unplugging it why would they sit there and say

00:38:24 we've put together this massive psyop we're going to convince everybody to inject themselves with

00:38:27 poison and we're going to lock everyone in their houses and it's all a lie and we're going to let 0.95

00:38:29 this one guy everyone listens to andrew andrew it wasn't all a lie yes it was it wasn't there

00:38:32 was a new there was a new novel coronavirus okay i'll tell you what i'll tell you i'll tell you

00:38:38 what i'll tell you what the facts were and you can then laugh at them if you wish sure but there

00:38:41 novel coronavirus, Covid-19. It was killing thousands of people a day. Really? Yes, absolutely.

00:38:46 Yeah, and I know people who died. Who doesn't? I know people who died before Corona. I'm sure

00:38:50 people died lots of things but it was killing exponentially thousands and thousands of people

00:38:54 and then vaccines were developed at very high speed and they managed to save, in my estimation,

00:38:58 millions of lives. You may not agree with that but those are facts as assumed by the body of

00:39:03 scientific and medical experts in the world. The body of scientific and medical experts,

00:39:06 you mean the matrix? What is the matrix? The matrix are a bunch of people who can come up

00:39:09 up with studies from the sky to say anything they want them to say so they can use the msm to purport

00:39:13 garbage inside of people's minds so you end up locked in your house clapping for the nhs like

00:39:16 a performing seal injecting yourself with experimental poison for the ninth time it's 0.99

00:39:20 a lie there was no reason to lock everyone in their house more people died from missed cancer

00:39:23 appointments than anyone ever died of covid people always got the sniffles before covid

00:39:26 they've always got it since let me ask you a question hang on it wasn't where's covid gone

00:39:29 it wasn't the things just don't go away the matrix the matrix is simply zionism it wasn't

00:39:34 where's covid it wasn't but the covid strains have got milder as indeed flu did so it's gone away

00:39:38 well flu pandemic in about 100 years ago killed 50 to 100 million people and it's got steadily

00:39:43 milder over the decade since this is normal medical science uh pathway for most pandemics

00:39:47 right so on that i mean your sort of cast iron it was all matrix msm nonsense is palpably untrue

00:39:54 well i'll tell you why that's not true let me tell you my personal experience with covid

00:39:56 i'm an extremely logical person at the beginning when everyone was dying dropping dead in the

00:40:00 streets in china which i never saw by the way funny and the italian hospitals were full english

00:40:04 hospitals were never full funny me and my brother sat there and said if this disease is so deadly

00:40:08 and can damage us as strong military age males and the world is over so there's no point hiding 0.62

00:40:11 in our house we decided to go to sweden on day one of coven day one when everyone still believed

00:40:15 we went to sweden why does no one talk about it i've heard him say this so many times

00:40:20 and you're very well respected i'm not important i'm a journalist no you're very important and

00:40:23 you're very well respected within the uk and you've been famous for a very long time were

00:40:25 you invited to the party at downing street or were you not in that no no that's a shame and

00:40:29 i thought they seemed very concerned about covet on the tv and by the way they didn't seem to give 0.94

00:40:32 a shit and the tv was i thought that was disgraceful and i thought boris johnson and 0.97

00:40:35 and the people working at number 10 who were having those parties. 1.00

00:40:38 When I had friends of mine who were literally saying goodbye to their mothers on FaceTime on their phone

00:40:42 because they weren't allowed in to see them,

00:40:44 I knew people in care homes where it ripped through and killed a third of the people in the home in two weeks.

00:40:49 And the desperation that people felt had a cousin who lost his father

00:40:52 who couldn't go and see his dying wife and so on. 0.95

00:40:54 It's disgusting.

00:40:55 There were terrible stories. 0.94

00:40:56 It's criminal.

00:40:57 Terrible stories. 0.87

00:40:57 It's disgusting.

00:40:58 So let me ask you a question as a professional, because we're both adults and we're both very smart.

00:41:00 As a professional, which is more likely that the government believed COVID was deadly

00:41:04 and everybody should be truthfully afraid

00:41:05 and locked in their houses

00:41:06 but because they had this spirit inside of them

00:41:08 and they couldn't resist the idea of a party

00:41:09 decided to risk their lives to party

00:41:11 or they lied on the television

00:41:12 trying to scare everyone and enslave them

00:41:14 and locked them in their houses 0.99

00:41:15 knowing it's garbage 0.98

00:41:16 knowing it's a lie 1.00

00:41:16 and not caring

00:41:17 and had a party behind everyone's backs

00:41:18 they didn't think they'd get caught

00:41:19 which one is more likely as a professional

00:41:20 as a logical human

00:41:21 why don't we just agree 1.00

00:41:22 that they were a bunch of rank hypocrites 1.00

00:41:24 stupid people 1.00

00:41:25 who were behaving utterly selfishly 1.00

00:41:28 to the extent that the queen

00:41:29 when her husband Prince Philip dies

00:41:31 is in the church on her own

00:41:33 in a mass

00:41:33 with none of her family around her

00:41:35 after losing a rock of 70 years

00:41:36 and it turned out the night before

00:41:37 Down the Street had had, I think, two parties

00:41:39 including a karaoke party.

00:41:41 I think that was shameful and disgraceful.

00:41:43 So we can agree on that, right?

00:41:44 We can agree on that

00:41:45 and we can wake up and start to realise

00:41:46 oh, maybe the government doesn't care about us.

00:41:47 Maybe the government lies to us.

00:41:48 Maybe they tell us things and try and scare us

00:41:49 but they don't actually care themselves. 0.98

00:41:51 Maybe all they are is hypocritical self-interested people. 0.99

00:41:52 Maybe they are. 0.99

00:41:53 And maybe they use EMSM to purport their lies

00:41:56 to keep everybody enslaved

00:41:56 while they do whatever they want

00:41:57 and that is the matrix in and of itself

00:41:59 and if you speak against it and people listen to you

00:42:00 I'll repeat this.

00:42:01 Your ability to speak freely

00:42:02 is directly correlated to your insignificance if you're as big as I was the most googled man on

00:42:06 the planet telling the truth you will pay the price fears and that's why I was locked in that

00:42:09 cell and I do not regret it because I live true to God I'm not going to sit here as a coward and 0.88

00:42:13 not tell the truth to people for as long as I live until they put a bullet in my head let me ask you

00:42:15 about the lover boy method so the suggestion is that you and your brother and others uh but you

00:42:21 let's talk about you that you deploy the lover boy method where you would make women fall in love

00:42:25 with you you would then persuade them to do uh webcam webcam stuff right tick tock okay but wait

00:42:30 let's call it webcam stuff right no it's not called it that the indictment is about TikTok okay what

00:42:33 would you make the women do or what would they do with you I don't make anybody do anything in fact

00:42:37 let's talk about the lover boy method so very interesting let's imagine the matrix is pissed

00:42:40 off with a said individual who's telling too much truth and everybody has listened to him and they

00:42:42 decide they're not attacking with sexual assault claims they say ah he's making women do well we

00:42:46 found conversations where he gave advice on how to go viral on TikTok he's making women do TikTok

00:42:49 but he isn't being horrible to them he's not hitting them he's not being mean to them so what

00:42:53 can we do let's use the lover boy method if I was abusive and mean they wouldn't say lover boy

00:42:56 method you know lover boy method means being nice he was nice and polite and kind and they really

00:43:01 liked him as a person and he told them how to do that's helpful he's a lover boy of course

00:43:05 method is one of the most retarded crimes i've ever heard like the same people that will say 0.97

00:43:12 they're taking advantage of women are also saying that women are not capable of making their own

00:43:15 decisions so if you're going to say that women are independent girl boss queens and they deserve to 1.00

00:43:21 be treated just like men why are you also insinuating that they're too stupid to make 1.00

00:43:25 their own decisions that's actually misogynistic for thinking that women are incapable of deciding 1.00

00:43:31 what they want to do and what they can't do because they're manipulated by love andrew that's

00:43:35 not what the lover boy method is absolutely the lover boy method is where perpetrators woo victims

00:43:39 with the prospect of a loving relationship until they can be forced into abusive situations or a

00:43:43 form of slavery this is that's actually what it means the lover boy method is being nice to people

00:43:47 so that you work together effectively what they're trying to say here i was nice to girls who asked

00:43:50 me for tiktok advice and they say it's the lover boy method i didn't beat them into doing tiktok

00:43:54 I didn't force them.

00:43:54 I didn't threaten them.

00:43:55 In fact, I was like, yeah, you're very pretty.

00:43:56 You can be pretty famous.

00:43:57 Was there any element of coercion?

00:43:58 How can there be an element?

00:43:59 What does that even mean?

00:44:00 Let's be professionals here.

00:44:01 What does that even mean?

00:44:02 What do you think coercion means?

00:44:03 I was coerced into this interview.

00:44:04 You came along to me and said...

00:44:05 You weren't coerced into this interview.

00:44:06 Yes, I was.

00:44:07 Well, don't tell me.

00:44:08 The bullying MSM said, Andrew, you've got to do an interview.

00:44:10 No.

00:44:10 And I'm going to fly all the way to Romania to do it.

00:44:12 You didn't do that either.

00:44:13 You used the lover boy method.

00:44:14 You said, sir...

00:44:14 The lover boy method?

00:44:15 Yep.

00:44:15 Andrew this is going to be a very interesting interview

00:44:17 we had a good one last time

00:44:18 you're a nice guy

00:44:19 we have some interesting conversations

00:44:20 I didn't say you were a nice guy

00:44:21 I'm going to come along

00:44:21 wait a minute

00:44:22 we're going to make some money from this interview

00:44:23 wait a minute

00:44:24 money will be made for a bunch of sides

00:44:25 wait a minute

00:44:25 you rubber boy me 0.84

00:44:26 wait a minute

00:44:26 you stole the profit

00:44:27 just to be clear

00:44:28 I've had no conversation with you about this interview

00:44:30 and the conversations I've had with your intermediary

00:44:32 were very professional

00:44:33 and I said I would like to interview you

00:44:35 were you nice?

00:44:36 I'm always nice

00:44:36 you can't believe you used niceness

00:44:38 to rubber boy me

00:44:39 because this is a profitable enterprise

00:44:40 and I was coerced here

00:44:42 I make no pretense

00:44:42 that I've come all the way from London

00:44:44 to remain here to interview you

00:44:45 because yes,

00:44:46 I want to do it on my show

00:44:47 and that will clearly benefit

00:44:48 me and my show.

00:44:49 Am I a full-grown

00:44:49 consenting adult

00:44:50 who decided to do this show?

00:44:50 The idea,

00:44:51 but you're not being coerced

00:44:52 into doing this.

00:44:53 Am I a full-grown

00:44:53 consenting adult

00:44:54 who decided to do this show?

00:44:55 Yes.

00:44:55 Okay, so I wasn't coerced, correct?

00:44:56 Well, what's that got to do

00:44:57 with what I've asked you?

00:44:57 Because you were nice to me

00:44:58 and you were saying that...

00:44:59 I wasn't nice to you.

00:45:00 I didn't even talk to you.

00:45:00 Being nice is the lover boy method

00:45:01 in that adults have

00:45:02 no personal responsibility

00:45:03 and if you're nice to someone

00:45:04 they become your slave.

00:45:06 I wasn't nice to you

00:45:06 and I didn't call you a nice guy.

00:45:10 Flip the lover boy on him.

00:45:13 I feel lover boy.

00:45:14 I feel lover boy.

00:45:15 I'm sorry.

00:45:15 Well, I'm sorry.

00:45:16 It's fine.

00:45:17 You had a website, Hustlers University,

00:45:19 offering courses teaching husbands and boyfriends

00:45:21 how to get their partners into webcam.

00:45:22 Absolutely false.

00:45:23 The Hustlers University, which you can go to now,

00:45:25 actually, we've changed the domain,

00:45:27 it's university.com,

00:45:28 is a school which teaches modern wealth creation methods.

00:45:30 We teach people how to make websites.

00:45:31 We teach people e-com.

00:45:32 Why did you call it a PhD pimping hose degree?

00:45:35 No, you're talking about an old video

00:45:36 which was made satirical why did you call it that oh that's satire of course it was nine years ago

00:45:40 the internet was a very different place and if you're gonna sit here and say oh nine years ago 0.92

00:45:42 you said stupid things on the internet it's not a gotcha moment because every single person has 1.00

00:45:45 so have you so have you because you advocate for the vaccine sir so yeah who said stupid things on 1.00

00:45:49 the internet right that's how things go it's satirical i also said i'm an astronaut do you 0.96

00:45:52 believe it or not hustles university teaches children how to make websites and it teaches

00:45:57 there's only one reason i'm asking you only reason i'm asking you you've repeatedly said in interviews

00:46:00 since you were arrested that you have never categorized yourself as a pimp you don't think 0.83

00:46:04 you're a pimp right well what about all the rappers did you ask ice cube he's a pimp and a murderer 0.86

00:46:07 and a drug dealer james e sold crack i'm not interviewing i'm not interviewing them i'm 0.99

00:46:11 asking you whether you have at any stage in the last 15 years been a pimp of course i've not been

00:46:16 a pimp i've said i'm a pimp i've said i'm an astronaut i'm a cowboy i've said i'm the strongest

00:46:18 man in the world i've said i'm james bond throw me in jail are you just put me in jail okay i 0.98

00:46:23 deserve it nine years ago i made a joke on the internet so here's my question are you are you a

00:46:26 fantasist i'm not fantasist do you have a persona that's just not you of course not i am me well

00:46:31 if you are you why would you repeatedly call yourself a pimp and then now say you've never

00:46:34 been a pimp are you going to sit here and say that because i've once said oh i'm curious whether

00:46:38 you're trying to say to me you didn't mean any of the things you said so i'm asking myself well

00:46:42 yeah who's winning right now why should i believe in anything you say now in other words is what

00:46:46 you say actually what you mean is andrew tate real or do you have a complete persona that you

00:46:51 fueled for money that has nothing to do with the real you i don't know you tell me i exaggerated

00:46:56 on the internet nine years ago for comedic effect i'd walk into a nightclub and there'd be girls at

00:46:59 my table like every other man who walks to a nightclub and i'd say pimp it oh no put me in

00:47:03 jail 93 days was not enough with the cockroaches i should go back this is a matrix attack pierce

00:47:07 every single person every single man out there has done things worse than i've done in fact i

00:47:10 will argue if you put 99.9 percent of men through the level of scrutiny i've been through by but by

00:47:14 multiple federal agencies you will find a lot worse than him saying he was a pimp on the internet

00:47:18 nine years ago you will find actual genuine crime and i've done nothing i live true to god this is

00:47:22 all garbage and it's not real like i said i don't know if you're guilty or not i do okay i am not

00:47:26 guilty i want to be clear to you i'm not preempting your guilt i've come here with a completely open 0.94

00:47:31 mind you've been charged with serious offenses i believe him but i am not going to judge you

00:47:34 because i'm not a judge on this is not courtroom right but it's interesting to me that one of the

00:47:38 biggest charges against you is that you're a misogynist and you've always said i'm not a

00:47:41 misogynist and the last time i interviewed you said well i may have said some things that you

00:47:44 know may have been misconstrued but even in the last week you've tweeted some stuff which i'm not

00:47:48 even sure if you're aware as you tweet this stuff how it sounds he said uh women are better when 1.00

00:47:53 their girls okay let's read this is quite a long one but i think it's important to read it to get

00:47:57 a sense of how you view women absolutely any woman i date does not have a job um okay so the woman 0.83

00:48:03 you're with doesn't have a job no okay do you date other women sometimes and your partner's fine with

00:48:08 that obviously yeah and you're fine with that why wouldn't i be fine to be dating other women when

00:48:12 you're when you have a mother i think we're consenting adults and everybody can make their

00:48:15 own personal okay fair enough why would i be working so hard you say to have hundreds of

00:48:18 millions of my woman to waste her life in slave pennies no i will give you a life you can never

00:48:22 ever afford private jets five-star hotels new cars endless spending money and diamonds you'll

00:48:25 be rich because you're praying for me every day and protecting my spirit i work in the physical

00:48:29 world she works in the spirit realm women shouldn't have to work because being a good partner 1.00

00:48:33 is a full-time job for a woman she has to look good all the beauty treatments are time intensive 1.00

00:48:37 not about money takes a lot of time she has to train every day and stay in fantastic shape 1.00

00:48:41 shops look amazing next to me i know there are so many do a hundred times more than this on a daily

00:48:44 Let me check Aiden's real quick, real quick, real quick

00:48:47 Hey

00:48:49 Sallallahu alayhi wa sallam

00:48:56 Was right about pretty much everything

00:48:58 Nah, I get what he's saying

00:49:00 He, you know

00:49:00 Wait

00:49:01 I'm boring him

00:49:04 Yo, bro 1.00

00:49:09 What the fuck, bro 1.00

00:49:13 Don't do it, dude 1.00

00:49:14 oh my god what the fuck bro um uh what's your cash app 1.00

00:49:22 damn what's going on here 1.00

00:49:26 i saw this clip you guys 0.99

00:49:37 let's go back let's go back not as organized as men and achieving anything significant

00:49:43 causes them huge amounts of stress they need to have huge sections of the day empty to waste or

00:49:48 they will have a mental breakdown and do you want a woman who's stressed and angry after the commute 1.00

00:49:51 unshaven and exhausted or do you want a barbie doll who's always smiling and saying thank you 1.00

00:49:55 because she did her nails and brought you prada that day as a man unless you're a loser you're 1.00

00:49:59 already filthy rich right you can get endless sex anyway girls are easy so what can a girl give you 1.00

00:50:03 happiness vibes always smiling take the edge of a stressful life can she always be happy if she's 0.66

00:50:06 been working all day no just to wake up at 11 gym till one one appointment and some shopping

00:50:11 dress beautiful by 7pm for you to finish working and tell you how strong you are.

00:50:15 No matter how pissed off you are, just to always be laughing and smiling

00:50:17 and writing your little notes about how you're perfect.

00:50:20 And just to be playful and funny. She can't do that if she has a job. 0.91

00:50:22 So your job is being my girlfriend, and now you're a millionaire. 0.96

00:50:25 Congratulations. Behave and aim for the promotion to wife. 0.92

00:50:28 The reason I read all that in detail was,

00:50:30 I don't think you understand quite how that comes over.

00:50:33 Because I think that is the purest definition of misogyny I've probably ever read.

00:50:37 Well, I don't think you understand.

00:50:38 One, especially when I'm talking about the fact that women can't handle what men can do, etc.

00:50:41 one is slightly sarcastic there's a sarcastic so do you mean any of this i mean all of it any

00:50:45 woman i'm with i will provide for no woman should work they should spend all day beautifying 1.00

00:50:48 themselves for you right and they might get promoted to the wife this is your job is being 1.00

00:50:52 my girlfriend there are there are hundreds of millions of women around the world who do a good 1.00

00:50:56 day's work who still manage to be a very good wife or partner agreed completely but it's why

00:51:01 would you encourage why would you encourage a whole generation of young men i mean i've got to

00:51:05 be honest since our last two interviews before you arrested i would say every single day i have

00:51:10 young men teenage boys maybe early 20s coming up to me asking about you it's gone on every day since

00:51:16 i interviewed you i'm very aware of your reach i'm very aware of your influence and i've whenever

00:51:20 i've been asked about you say what do you think of him i said i don't really know i find myself

00:51:24 agreeing with 60 70 of the things you say and i do because i think a lot of the stuff you say about

00:51:28 empowering young men to be confident to work out to take care of themselves to have enough money to

00:51:33 not not force their woman to work right that's the bit that's the bit where when you stray into that

00:51:37 kind of language particularly in detail where you reveal what you're really thinking a the kind of 0.94

00:51:41 pathetic soulless life you want for these women where does it allow for being a mother for example 1.00

00:51:46 absolutely how does the mother of your children manage to find time for being a mother in this 0.99

00:51:49 routine of love and devotion to you how does having a job give her time to be a mother this

00:51:53 gives her all the time in the world to be a mother one is slightly sarcastic first

00:51:57 but what do you mean you mean you don't by the tone you mean you don't mean it no i mean it

00:52:02 sarcasm means you don't mean it no i mean it but it's like you either mean it or you don't

00:52:06 No, it's either sarcastic or it's not.

00:52:07 I mean every single word.

00:52:08 But this is a conundrum with you, Andrew.

00:52:09 This is a conundrum with you, right?

00:52:11 It's not a conundrum.

00:52:12 If you'd let me explain, it's not a conundrum at all.

00:52:13 You tweet this.

00:52:14 I tweet this out.

00:52:15 I get thousands of women begging me, 1.00

00:52:17 inboxing me, saying,

00:52:18 finally, a man who understands he needs to provide for a woman 0.97

00:52:20 so she can be your best self.

00:52:21 Right.

00:52:21 This is exactly the kind of life that will allow you to come up.

00:52:23 There are definitely women that will absolutely love to be treated like this. 1.00

00:52:26 So why don't you...

00:52:27 Are they misogynists?

00:52:28 No, but what I think they are,

00:52:29 they're people who just basically...

00:52:31 It's the old sugar daddy thing, right?

00:52:32 they want to have a rich guy who's going to pamper them and take care of them they don't have to do 0.98

00:52:35 a day's work they just have to make a good partner look good for you well so you say yeah but it also

00:52:40 the language that you use here seriously diminishes women who do work you make them out to be well

00:52:45 you're not doing your job as a part right but that's the whole point that he said pierce is

00:52:50 saying that he likes the fact that tape motivates young men he's making those tweets to motivate

00:52:54 young men as well to get to the point of financial status and influence so that their woman doesn't 1.00

00:53:00 have to work right that ideally why would you want if you can make enough money to provide for

00:53:05 your whole family why would you even want your woman to work it's supposed to be i wouldn't have 1.00

00:53:10 used the word sarcastic i would have said it's supposed to be motivational they're all wife you 0.98

00:53:15 should be doing your job which is just to devote yourself to his pleasure and making him well it's

00:53:19 actually interesting you say that because i'll put a lot of the fault of this on men let's let's if

00:53:22 you want to gender the argument let's do that i think that a lot of the reason why women can't 1.00

00:53:25 live this life if they so choose if you're a woman who decides because men are becoming more 0.85

00:53:29 emasculated and weak but if you're a woman who decides she wants to retire 1.00

00:53:32 because you can't find a man who could provide for at this level do you think

00:53:35 when a woman marries a billionaire that she wants to go get a job in Starbucks

00:53:38 because in my experience when they marry extremely successful men they don't want

00:53:40 a job I'm sure Ronaldo's wife isn't begging to go work in Ikea 0.96

00:53:42 actually Ronaldo's wife works very hard she works for herself which is different

00:53:45 and her family of course which is different because being a fantastic

00:53:49 partner and having a bunch of children is a bunch of hard work and she also 0.99

00:53:51 finds the energy to have businesses on the side fantastic but you don't want

00:53:55 women to have business I'm saying if you're with a man of my stature you 0.97

00:53:58 don't have to work now if I met a perfect woman and we're together we were happy you say a man 0.88

00:54:01 of your statue with respect right now you have no income no possessions and you're facing

00:54:06 you're facing serious criminal charges I mean I'm not quite sure what statue you think you're

00:54:16 currently selling but it ain't great okay well then it's a shame all those women inboxed me 1.00

00:54:19 after I put that tweet out saying I don't agree with you I think you should interview I met a

00:54:22 woman yesterday who when I said I was coming to interview was immediately like oh can you put a

00:54:25 good wording for me of course sure you have it you have a definite appeal to a certain type of

00:54:29 woman there's no question I think providing for a woman financially is a man's responsibility if 1.00

00:54:33 that means I'm a misogynist then I'm a misogynist I think so you accept you are a misogynist no I

00:54:37 think a man should provide for a woman financially completely and utterly if she wants to work if 0.96

00:54:42 my partner were to say to me right now I really feel like getting a job it would make me happy

00:54:45 then I'll say work but she doesn't have to her job is looking after the children looking after 1.00

00:54:49 me and being as happy as possible if you think I'm a bad person for saying if you actually read

00:54:52 that read the subtext and context okay good then you understand what I'm saying you know I did you

00:54:56 heard it absolutely so what I'm saying is I'm a man my life is stressful my life is pain I go to

00:55:00 jail I suffer I have to deal with making money I have constant endless headache I do all of that

00:55:03 so I can give you everything but then I get to have you your job is to be happy I want you to

00:55:07 smile I want you to look your best and feel your best all of the time if I'm a misogynist for

00:55:11 saying that I go through so much pain so that we can be financially secure so I hope the woman I

00:55:15 care about does not have to work a job if that makes me a bad person then so be it because all

00:55:19 I'm saying is I want to take care of her in every single realm I take care of her physical safety 0.96

00:55:22 I take care of her financial security.

00:55:23 That is my job as a man.

00:55:25 And if more men acted like me,

00:55:26 you will see that the world

00:55:27 will be a happier and better place.

00:55:28 The women who say, 0.96

00:55:29 I really want to work,

00:55:29 I want a career,

00:55:30 that's their prerogative

00:55:30 and their decision.

00:55:31 They're allowed to do that.

00:55:32 But also, often the reason they do that

00:55:33 is because they can't find a man

00:55:34 they trust to take care of them.

00:55:36 I've had this from women 1.00

00:55:37 in their own mouth.

00:55:38 If I found a man

00:55:39 who was financially secure

00:55:40 and as smart as you,

00:55:41 I wouldn't be doing 0.99

00:55:41 his garbage job either. 0.98

00:55:42 Why was I psyoped 0.99

00:55:43 into working to pay taxes

00:55:45 when I should be at home

00:55:45 having children

00:55:46 with a man out of the door?

00:55:47 It's a psyop.

00:55:47 Andrew, there are so many women that will listen to that 0.51

00:55:50 and be laughing and mocking you.

00:55:53 Will they? 1.00

00:55:53 Say, don't be so ridiculous. 0.99

00:55:55 I have a job that I love. 0.99

00:55:56 Maybe they're being paid even more than their man, right?

00:55:58 The real world isn't the one that you categorise.

00:56:00 The real world is varied and nuanced.

00:56:02 But I am talking about my life experience.

00:56:03 It's a very...

00:56:04 Any woman I love does not have to work unless she decides. 1.00

00:56:06 Right.

00:56:06 You're the boss.

00:56:07 You're in charge.

00:56:07 Her job is to make you happy. 0.95

00:56:09 Her job is to make herself look good. 1.00

00:56:10 Her job is to work out for your benefit. 0.99

00:56:12 Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:56:13 It is actually just misogyny.

00:56:15 Do you think a woman looking good... 1.00

00:56:15 And it's also...

00:56:16 Do you think a woman looking good and working out has no benefit at all to her? 0.96

00:56:20 Of course it does.

00:56:20 Okay, so it's not for my benefit, then is it?

00:56:22 Let me see, but when you talk about, when you talk about, yeah, no, no, I don't.

00:56:24 When you talk about.

00:56:26 Chat, you're right.

00:56:27 The women that would complain about that and laugh at that are fat, ran through, coping 1.00

00:56:30 feminists. 0.99

00:56:31 You're right.

00:56:32 You're right.

00:56:33 That's just, when you think of the woman as like, oh, I don't want to work. 0.91

00:56:36 Are you visualizing a beautiful woman or a gorlack? 1.00

00:56:40 Young men, and you tell them to work out and take care of themselves.

00:56:42 I cheer you on.

00:56:43 Right?

00:56:43 I want that.

00:56:44 I've got three sons.

00:56:45 I want them to feel that way.

00:56:46 Don't you want them to become very rich and successful and have a woman who relies on them and have a beautiful family? 0.78

00:56:49 No, but I don't want a woman who's subservient to them. 1.00

00:56:51 Why is subservience?

00:56:52 Why is a woman... 1.00

00:56:52 Literally, the tone of the tweet I read is subservient.

00:56:54 You did another tweet this week. 1.00

00:56:55 Men love by telling you what to do and not allowing you to make stupid decisions. 1.00

00:56:58 We save you from the female inclination to make stupid choices. 1.00

00:57:02 If a man doesn't give you instructions, he doesn't love you. 1.00

00:57:04 If you won't listen to a man's instructions, you don't love him. 0.99

00:57:07 The whole language is so ridiculous. 1.00

00:57:08 Let me change the language then. 0.71

00:57:09 Well, you tweeted this to 8.2 million people.

00:57:12 Correct.

00:57:12 So let me say this.

00:57:13 A father loves...

00:57:15 Let's say instead of a man loves, let's say a father loves.

00:57:16 A father loves disciplinarian.

00:57:18 That's how a father will love you.

00:57:19 A mother will say, oh, I hope you're happy, hope you're doing okay.

00:57:21 But a father will come along and say, no, don't do this.

00:57:23 You must do it that way.

00:57:23 That's incorrect.

00:57:24 It has to be this way.

00:57:24 A father will discipline you because a father feels he knows best for you.

00:57:26 It's the masculine essence of love.

00:57:29 When a man loves, he shows that he cares by a degree.

00:57:32 There is a massive difference between a relationship between a father and a child

00:57:35 and between a man and a woman in a relationship.

00:57:38 Completely.

00:57:38 And I'm not sure you quite get that.

00:57:39 No, there is a difference.

00:57:40 But I would argue, Piers, I would argue in the happiest relationships,

00:57:43 it's a traditionally masculine role in which the man plays and provides the

00:57:48 females traditionally feminine the man is the head of the house not in an

00:57:51 abusive way doesn't beat her up I'm talking about the man being the head of

00:57:54 the household like I would like to believe you're the head of your

00:57:56 household and he comes along and says what happens and what doesn't happen

00:57:58 because he's the man of the house no that's not that's actually not how most

00:58:01 households operate well then it sounds like we understand why the entire

00:58:04 world's a mess because only ten years ago that's exactly how the households

00:58:08 were operated there was a man of the house and now we have no longer any

00:58:11 There's no longer a man of the house.

00:58:13 You want to talk about knife crime, kids doing drugs,

00:58:15 the crime rate, all of these problems.

00:58:16 You want to talk about all of the societal ills we face.

00:58:18 Perhaps it's because we don't have any men in the house anymore.

00:58:20 Perhaps we need to bring the man of the house back.

00:58:21 And the man of the house will come along and be a disciplinarian,

00:58:23 and he will make the set rules and the creeds of that house.

00:58:26 He will say, within this household, we don't take drugs.

00:58:28 That stands for the woman I am with, the children who we have birthed.

00:58:31 Nobody takes drugs in this household because this is my house

00:58:33 and I'm the man of the house.

00:58:34 So it sounds to me like we need to bring it back, sir.

00:58:36 Yeah, listen, it's all good macho stuff, OK?

00:58:38 And I know lots of young boys who listen to this and go, wow, that's how I should be.

00:58:41 Don't read the detail of your tweets.

00:58:42 And again, come back to this. 1.00

00:58:43 We save women from their female inclination to make stupid choices. 1.00

00:58:47 Females are emotional. 1.00

00:58:48 If a man isn't giving you instructions.

00:58:49 Now, females are emotional. 1.00

00:58:50 Hang on, hang on.

00:58:50 He doesn't love you.

00:58:51 Females are emotional. 1.00

00:58:52 All this stuff is designed to, exactly as you've just articulated,

00:58:55 is designed to make young men feel that the only way they can be successful in life

00:58:59 is to effectively have their women under control, give them instructions that they have to obey. 1.00

00:59:05 Don't buy women Prada and you'll end up in jail. 0.99

00:59:07 We can buy them Prada, but let me finish my point.

00:59:09 You should not go with the materialistic aspect.

00:59:12 Like, if it's a man's job to provide for the woman, 0.89

00:59:16 why is this immediate reaction Prada?

00:59:18 It should be to keep them safe and keep them happy

00:59:20 so they have the environment to stay feminine and to raise children. 0.98

00:59:23 You should stick to traditional values, not...

00:59:27 Bouguay, Prada! 1.00

00:59:29 My point is that it seems to me, from reading your tweets, even now,

00:59:32 that you have a blind spot when it comes to how they sound.

00:59:34 And it may be that the legal problems,

00:59:37 that you're in which might be extremely serious and we'll see when the trial happens but it may

00:59:41 be that in your head nothing you've done is remotely inappropriate because actually in your

00:59:46 tweets you can see there's an element there of wanting coercion and control you want to control

00:59:51 women you want them to be effectively your servants slaves for want of a better place 1.00

00:59:55 slaves who get prada and get to work out in the gym and get to look good but you understand

01:00:00 but you understand the point i'm making no i don't which is in your head the line is blurred so much 0.95

01:00:04 now with this macho rhetoric that you've actually lost track of how this sounds all of the things

01:00:08 even when i read that stuff to you i could see you looking at me and your answer is i was being

01:00:11 sarcastic and i said well where and then you go well no i meant it we can't be both i meant it

01:00:15 you either mean it you either mean it or it's well no because sarcasm means you don't mean it

01:00:19 pierce all the things yeah you're right pierce walked into this assuming tate's going to be

01:00:23 arrested just to accept that you're a smart guy you know what sarcasm means absolutely i said

01:00:28 sarcastic tone for comedic effect all the things i'm saying and the things i've said are basically

01:00:32 the way the entire world thought only 10 years ago you may buy into the psyop you may buy into

01:00:36 the new thing i don't buy into any psyops uh we just talked about the vaccine sir yeah the vaccines

01:00:39 weren't psyops of course not so i believe that there should be a man of the house you had a

01:00:43 polio vaccine right correct why because i didn't get polio i wouldn't have a covid vaccine so i'd

01:00:46 still get covid plus probably myocarditis and have a heart attack so we believe there was a man of

01:00:51 the house 10 years ago do you think statistically more people got myocarditis by having the vaccine

01:00:55 or not having it i think statistically we need you don't you don't know do you why would i know

01:00:59 Why would I look at the statistics and studies that come from the Matrix itself?

01:01:02 So the Matrix, so every fact you don't like, because it doesn't suit your agenda, 0.99

01:01:06 you just dismiss as Matrix bullshit. 0.97

01:01:07 No, I'll give you a very simple way I view the world. 1.00

01:01:10 COVID can't hurt me, so why would I take their injection?

01:01:13 You don't have to.

01:01:13 Point two.

01:01:14 You don't have to.

01:01:14 They tried to make us, including you.

01:01:15 You told people they should have the vaccine.

01:01:17 You know why?

01:01:17 If they don't have it, they shouldn't leave their house.

01:01:19 You know why?

01:01:19 Because at the time, the scientists, and by the way, scientists is ever evolving.

01:01:23 At the time I said that, the scientists said if you had the vaccine,

01:01:26 it would prevent you transmitting the virus.

01:01:27 that turned out to be wrong and they issued updated advice saying further studies said that

01:01:32 actually you could transmit it and at that point you know what i did which you never do i held my

01:01:36 hands up i went i was wrong because the advice changed and now i would not say the same thing

01:01:40 that is called actually evolving opinions when facts change that's actually how a civilized

01:01:45 democracy works we live in a civilized democracy do we sir i actually would argue that point with

01:01:49 you for very for a very long time another point i want to make here if i had cancer or if i was a

01:01:54 threat of a genuine disease which could actually harm me. Would the NHS text me 10 times a day

01:01:58 trying to get me treatment or would I be sitting there waiting for it? They wouldn't care about me

01:02:01 and they'd let me die. So the fact that they will endlessly text me and try and beg me to get this

01:02:04 poison should have been an alarm bell for anybody with a brain. Actually I'll tell you what the NHS

01:02:07 sent me. I'm a 58 year old man in the last few months they've sent me one about a flu jab which

01:02:12 I'm going to have because I think it stops you getting flu and flu's nasty. A COVID booster which

01:02:16 I won't have. I think I've had enough of those. I'm fine with that. Thanks. They sent me one about

01:02:19 having a check for a bowel cancer which I've done. I'm going back negative and so on and so on. The

01:02:23 The NHS texting system is for our benefit.

01:02:26 You don't have to do it.

01:02:27 No one's holding a gun to your head.

01:02:28 The Matrix isn't saying,

01:02:30 if you don't have this, Andrew Tate,

01:02:31 we're going to do it.

01:02:32 To be honest, for the Christians

01:02:33 and the people that think I'm a grifter right now, 0.94

01:02:35 who's more of a grifter when it comes to Islam? 0.93

01:02:39 Me or Tate? 0.99

01:02:41 For the people that hate.

01:02:41 I think a lot of people are starting to see

01:02:43 the sincerity for both of us,

01:02:47 but for the people that think I'm a grifter,

01:02:50 be honest.

01:02:52 do something to do you have any idea you're not in you've not been treated in romania by their

01:02:57 system because anything to do with covid vaccines and your attempt to try and dissuade people that

01:03:01 that's the case is ridiculous and you know it's ridiculous do you have any idea how difficult it

01:03:05 was to remain unvaccinated pierce let me tell you from somebody who was unvaccinated and traveled 0.97

01:03:08 the world do you have any idea how difficult that was because countries have border controls oh

01:03:12 because they tried to force everybody so to sit and say they weren't trying to force you know what

01:03:15 they did they said come get the covid vaccine it's good for you it's going to help they tried

01:03:20 to coerce you by being nice they tried to lover boy everybody they tried to use the lover boy

01:03:23 method to force people to get the covid vaccine it just came to the we need to put all these people

01:03:27 in jail they were being nice to people trying to help them unbelievable nobody forced you to have

01:03:32 it did you have the vaccine absolutely not really not sir my principles are not for sale i would

01:03:35 have stayed in my house to the end of human time and sat there as a pure blood the last one the 0.95

01:03:40 last pure blood on the planet before i inject myself with poison you're not making an mgm trailer 0.55

01:03:44 yes i am because it's a matter of principle i am not a farm animal my blood is mine it does not

01:03:48 belong to the government and I decide what is in it right all right so you have a polio vaccine 0.96

01:03:51 but not everyone so your brilliant brain has determined that you know more about the medicinal

01:03:55 and scientific benefits of individual vaccines and the polio one you decided with your brilliant

01:03:59 brain will have that but even though a lot of people by the way have had side effects to polio

01:04:03 vaccines did you know that that's correct is that the matrix doing that no I didn't say the matrix

01:04:07 gave them the side effect I've just told you all the reason they didn't get the vaccine you've

01:04:09 already described it at length but you work out with your brilliant mind which vaccines to have

01:04:13 correct okay correct you realize you can join my email list on cobra take.com you can sign up for

01:04:16 and i'll tell you which vaccine i wouldn't come to you for vaccine advice why andrew you have zero

01:04:20 experience i didn't get i didn't get any advice i did i obviously did pretty good i avoided the

01:04:25 boys and shot while everyone else got it so i'm actually pretty proud of my track record what

01:04:28 happens if you're boys where you at pure boys you're found guilty of the things you're charged

01:04:34 with well then i'm gonna have to go to jail hey put an l if you got the vaccine man so hold yourself 0.57

01:04:37 accountable i assume what's the maximum sentence you could get i don't know i don't i actually

01:04:42 genuinely don't you've never asked your lawyers it can be between three to eight years so you do

01:04:46 know i don't know the maximum if you were to serve eight years having served three months and know

01:04:49 how bad that was yeah could you cope with that in a romanian jail interesting question could i

01:04:54 cope with it yes would i be the same a lot of a lot of else too what do you think even the three

01:04:59 months did to you as a man well it was a fantastic test from god to make sure i am the man i say i am

01:05:06 because i think there's a lot of people who speak about masculine excellence who are not the men

01:05:08 they say they are when trouble appears you often learn that they are nothing but postures

01:05:13 I had nightmares for a very long time.

01:05:15 I couldn't sleep.

01:05:16 I struggled with certain things.

01:05:18 I would check my bedsheets every single night for cockroaches.

01:05:20 Religiously, I had a problem with that.

01:05:22 But I never turned to therapy.

01:05:23 I never turned to drugs.

01:05:24 I understood that all of these things are from God,

01:05:26 and they are given to me so that I can become a stronger version of myself.

01:05:28 And I welcomed them all, and I embraced them all.

01:05:30 And now that I'm a better, not completely, but almost better,

01:05:33 part of me actually misses my nightmares, Pierce.

01:05:34 Part of me misses training all night.

01:05:36 I didn't sleep for weeks, months.

01:05:37 You said you didn't have nightmares.

01:05:38 No, I had nightmares.

01:05:39 I said I didn't have nightmares in jail.

01:05:40 When I left, I did.

01:05:41 and I kind of miss it

01:05:42 because I had so much time in the day

01:05:43 to get things done

01:05:43 and now I'm sleeping a full six hours

01:05:45 I feel a little bit lazy

01:05:46 so perhaps I need another test from God

01:05:47 and if God decides

01:05:48 Allah is the best of planners

01:05:49 if he decides I need eight years in jail

01:05:51 then I will embrace those eight years in jail

01:05:52 and do my absolute best

01:05:53 to come out as the most formidable version of myself

01:05:55 Have you felt suicidal at all in the last year?

01:05:57 I don't believe in suicide, it's haram

01:05:58 I know, you said that before

01:05:59 but did you feel like you may want to end it all?

01:06:01 I would never kill myself

01:06:02 under any circumstances

01:06:03 so the day they put that on the news

01:06:04 when they finally take me out

01:06:05 you can know it's a lie

01:06:06 it's haram

01:06:06 I would never kill myself 0.95

01:06:07 Lock me in that cell for the rest of my life. 0.57

01:06:09 I would never kill myself. 0.76

01:06:11 While you're under house arrest, you tweeted this.

01:06:13 Avoid women who go to festivals. 1.00

01:06:15 They're either on some loser's table who's feeding them cocaine 0.99

01:06:17 or in a crowd of sweaty peasants because they're a sweaty peasant. 0.98

01:06:20 I've got to point it out.

01:06:21 I have to point it out.

01:06:23 It's also haram to date.

01:06:25 Peasant.

01:06:26 Endless Instagram stories screaming and having fun 0.69

01:06:28 to prove to the world they're worthless. 0.68

01:06:30 Hard pass, festy hoes. 1.00

01:06:32 Correct.

01:06:33 I tweeted that, yes.

01:06:34 Again, why would you categorize all women who go to festivals

01:06:35 in such an unpleasant way?

01:06:36 I actually categorized all men who went to festivals also.

01:06:38 Did you read that tweet?

01:06:39 Why are you gendering the argument? 1.00

01:06:40 I think all people who go to festivals are stupid. 1.00

01:06:41 It is peasantry. 1.00

01:06:42 I've never been to a festival in my life.

01:06:43 I'm not going to stand there and scream

01:06:44 and jump up and down for some other human like he's God.

01:06:46 I think the whole thing is embarrassing,

01:06:47 all of it from head to toe.

01:06:48 It's all sweaty peasantry 1.00

01:06:49 and it's all just drug-fueled insanity.

01:06:50 So why are you gendering the argument

01:06:51 when I insult the women who go to festivals 1.00

01:06:53 and also the men who go to festivals

01:06:54 because all of it is peasantry head to toe

01:06:56 and I do not regret it.

01:06:57 All festivals are peasantry.

01:06:58 Anybody who goes, I do not associate with.

01:07:00 I've never been to one in my life.

01:07:06 true but if you're gonna justify by saying haram well okay well that's why i'm saying it i i know

01:07:16 i'm not perfect i don't claim to be perfect tate doesn't claim to be perfect i'm just saying

01:07:20 i'm just saying i'm just saying i went to saudi arabia once and now i feel like i could be haram

01:07:25 police high on ketamine pretending that the song they heard on the radio at home is now more

01:07:30 fantastic because they're listening to it from a loudspeaker it's embarrassing to be clear you've

01:07:34 You've never been to one?

01:07:35 Correct.

01:07:36 My infinite brain that understands vaccines perfectly also understands-

01:07:39 We have established your brain is unique.

01:07:41 Correct.

01:07:42 You tweeted a picture of Amanda Holden, a very good friend of mine.

01:07:44 It's a very harmless picture.

01:07:45 She's in a bikini on holiday under a rain shower, looking extraordinarily beautiful.

01:07:50 In a sexual pose.

01:07:51 And you tweeted, you are a wife and a mother and you're far past a teenager.

01:07:55 There's no need for this post.

01:07:56 Agreed.

01:07:57 Again, it's just misogynist to say that.

01:07:58 It's not misogynist.

01:07:59 What kind of woman of her age? 1.00

01:08:00 She's just turned 50.

01:08:01 What kind of woman of that age- 1.00

01:08:02 don't think i'm haram police i just i just said it i just said it because i'm reading haram police

01:08:06 all the time i'm not perfect okay i understand suicides are worse than than dating fine i'm not

01:08:13 judging i'm not judging i just said it i wasn't judging i was just saying something and now it's

01:08:18 over okay beautiful body in a in a nice bikini like that what's wrong with that you can call me 0.98

01:08:25 crazy you can call me misogynistic but i think once you reach the ripe age of 50 any woman should

01:08:29 not be interested in thirst trapping on instagram i think she has bigger responsibilities i'm sure 0.89

01:08:32 she's a very intelligent lady and she's done amazing things she's famous she's obviously very

01:08:34 capable and i think she could do things more interesting than standing around trying to thirst 1.00

01:08:37 trap on instagram like she's 18. i think she's above it i wasn't insulting her i was reminding

01:08:41 her that she's actually such a fantastic person she's done such amazing things in her life and

01:08:44 she's so achieved that she's actually above thirst trapping i was reminding her of her worth because

01:08:49 as a feminist we're all feminists here right we all believe in women empowerment i'm reminding

01:08:53 of her of her worth are you a feminist sure you're not though i believe in feminine empowerment and 1.00

01:08:57 i think feminine empowerment yes i do and feminine empowerment is in modesty modesty is 0.59

01:09:01 empowering for females you only believe in the answer great answer great answer

01:09:04 that's the real feminist movement is covering up women because we realize that 1.00

01:09:09 they are powerful because of how beautiful they are that femininity needs to be preserved and 0.99

01:09:16 protected because women are powerful and we should cover them up that's the real feminist movement 1.00

01:09:23 it's not making them like get naked and show up their titties to go and talk about climate change 0.98

01:09:28 and throw soup at paintings in the museums. 0.98

01:09:31 The real feminist movement is covering women up in burqas 1.00

01:09:33 because her beauty is too powerful. 0.97

01:09:36 Clothes off from men on Instagram is not empowering.

01:09:37 It's empowering when you say,

01:09:39 no man but my husband can see my body.

01:09:41 That is female empowerment. 1.00

01:09:42 And I was reminding her of that.

01:09:43 I was reminding her of her ripe age and her intellect.

01:09:46 And there is no need for that.

01:09:47 How old do you know?

01:09:48 I am 36.

01:09:48 36 years old.

01:09:49 At what point will your antics,

01:09:51 you know, chugging your cigars and your ripped body

01:09:53 in your compound with your security and your baguettes,

01:09:56 at what age does that become a thirst trap?

01:09:57 I don't know if that ever stops being a thirst trap.

01:09:59 So it's fine for you.

01:09:59 Once again, one rule for the man, another rule for the woman. 0.98

01:10:02 That's interesting, because I've never heard this argument before,

01:10:04 but I'm extremely intelligent.

01:10:05 I've already deciphered how this is going to go from head to toe.

01:10:07 It's called, I guess we can look at peacocks, right?

01:10:08 The male peacock.

01:10:09 He shows, look who I am.

01:10:10 Look what I can do.

01:10:11 Look at my achievement.

01:10:11 Look at my beautiful feathers.

01:10:12 And I guess you could call it peacocking to a degree.

01:10:14 I'm showing the world.

01:10:15 I'm extremely physically capable.

01:10:17 Yes, that's correct.

01:10:17 I'm extremely financially successful.

01:10:18 You stripping off for Instagram is fine.

01:10:20 It's not stripping off for Instagram.

01:10:21 I'm boxing.

01:10:21 When you box, you have no top on.

01:10:23 You do it all the time with your cigar on. 0.99

01:10:24 You're showing off your ripped butt. 0.99

01:10:25 That's fine for you. 0.99

01:10:26 But if Amanda Holden dares do it, 1.00

01:10:27 that is apparently thirst trapping.

01:10:29 I think me boxing with no shirt on

01:10:30 is different than a 50-year-old woman. 0.89

01:10:31 You don't just box.

01:10:32 I've seen you doing ones where you wander around

01:10:33 all moody with your cigar and you're topless and stuff.

01:10:35 So fine for you.

01:10:36 Are you a fan, Pierce?

01:10:37 No, I just think it's thirst trap.

01:10:39 Do you?

01:10:39 Yeah.

01:10:39 Well, perhaps it's successful.

01:10:41 Maybe you should start.

01:10:42 Perhaps it's successful

01:10:42 because I do have a lot of female fans out there in the world. 1.00

01:10:44 They pretend I'm a misogynist,

01:10:45 but it turns out that 85% of women on the planet 1.00

01:10:51 had a negative interaction with women ever. Yes you have. With who? What about the BBC

01:10:55 journalists that came to your compound? Lucy. Yes. I've never had a negative interaction with a

01:11:01 female ever. I don't think she was a fan. I think she was. How do we categorise that as a negative

01:11:04 interaction? Well she seemed to follow me around for a long time. I think she was a little bit

01:11:06 There are lots of women, Andrew, there are lots of women I know personally, there are lots of women 0.99

01:11:10 who find you incredibly offensive. I don't think so. It's their right to. Of course. It's your right

01:11:14 to not care. But the idea that somehow you're this beloved person for the world's females

01:11:19 i think is uh not true you are for a certain type of woman who likes to be treated in the way that 1.00

01:11:23 you like to treat women well let's counter that argument right because the world as i said at 0.99

01:11:26 the beginning is nuanced am i beloved by all females no but when i'm sat here with someone

01:11:30 as prestiged as you who says you're a misogynist and you hate women and women hate you i think

01:11:34 you talk in a way that is misogynistic yeah okay well then you make it sound like all women hate 0.54

01:11:37 me and that's also not the case of course it's a nuanced i didn't say all women hate some some

01:11:40 women agree with me some women don't agree with me when i said that post about amanda holden a 1.00

01:11:44 lot of women said andrew that's actually completely correct she's extremely famous and there's no 1.00

01:11:47 no need for her to be posting pictures like this at her ripe age i was actually empowering her i

01:11:51 believe that female empowerment is in modesty you don't actually believe in feminism that's a great 1.00

01:11:55 i believe in the idea you believe in masculinity controlling women no they have to female empowerment

01:12:00 is in modesty take instructions from you they have to do what you tell them and that is actually what

01:12:06 love and relationships are about no i believe that men and women have different roles i believe that

01:12:09 we were created differently by god because we are the perfect team i believe that a man who's in his

01:12:13 masculine frame is best suited by a woman who's in her feminine frame I believe when we work 0.98

01:12:17 together we can achieve amazing things whether it's raising children or preserving society and

01:12:21 I believe a man has certain jobs and a woman has certain jobs you don't understand this about the 1.00

01:12:24 things I say when I said there that women make bad decisions in the tweet you referenced earlier 1.00

01:12:27 the point I was making is that women are more emotional than men that is their superpower that

01:12:30 is fantastic that is a great thing I love female emotionality in the tweet before you tried to use 1.00

01:12:34 against me I was talking about how I love a woman to be happy all the time smiling all the time

01:12:37 while I'm stressed I love female emotionality the reason I'm wondering if you ever subconsciously 0.54

01:12:41 let yourself get caught cheating so that your girlfriend could cry and then you would really

01:12:46 see how much she cares about you and you wanted to get in a fight and have the big breakup and

01:12:50 then she ends up staying anyway because you just wanted to test how much she really loved you type

01:12:55 of one if you've ever subconsciously done that to a woman it's terrible women are better with

01:13:00 children the reason women are better with children is because they're emotional that is their 1.00

01:13:03 superpower in a position you're not even remembering what you of course it is i said

01:13:08 female women are more emotional than men is exactly what I said I'm saying that is a fantastic thing

01:13:11 but there is no light without dark so in certain situations the emotionality is positive in certain 0.66

01:13:15 situations the emotionality is negative we can also that's psycho that's psycho I'm just asking

01:13:20 if you've ever done it so argue the same for men because what happens with me is I won't try to

01:13:22 gender my arguments we can actually argue the same with men stoicism male stoicism is positive in

01:13:27 certain scenarios it can be negative in others we can come across as unempathetic or not care

01:13:30 because we're stoic but in certain situations it benefits I know people who've told me that their

01:13:34 kids are in their late teens they're at schools where the name Andrew Tate is banned nobody's

01:13:39 allowed to mention your name because the teachers think that your brand of masculinity is so toxic

01:13:44 they are seeing a immediate effect on the way that young men behave and not in a good way is that

01:13:49 what the teachers think is it yeah well I am actually genuinely concerned by the fact that

01:13:52 I've been banned from schools when I do nothing but preach masculine strength and excellence but

01:13:55 then if you actually understand how the society is going and how the world works and all the

01:13:58 insanity they're trying to push on all of us I can understand why they've banned me because I speak

01:14:01 the truth if i was wearing a wig pierce and lipstick and telling young boys to remove their

01:14:06 genitals would i have been banned from schools no they would say no you can say his name no problem

01:14:11 no matter how big i got if i had a wig on and lipstick and i had been castrated medically i'll

01:14:15 be allowed to talk to the young boys but as soon as i say you're supposed to grow up and get big

01:14:18 and strong and if your wife doesn't want a job you need to pay for her it's your job as a man 0.97

01:14:21 you better find some money then i'm the public enemy number one garbage on that last point you 0.82

01:14:26 don't say if a woman doesn't want to work her man should take care of it you say a woman shouldn't 1.00

01:14:30 I say my woman won't work. I'm talking about my personal experience.

01:14:33 I said any girlfriend of mine, because I'm in an extremely fortunate financial position.

01:14:36 I was before Romania took everything, of course. I have hundreds of millions of dollars. 0.85

01:14:39 So because I am in my position, I would not want my woman to work. 1.00

01:14:42 I think there's more important things she can do.

01:14:43 If you have hundreds of millions of dollars, you said you had a worth of 17 million.

01:14:46 No, I said they took 17 million.

01:14:47 So where's the rest?

01:14:49 Barber Weave!

01:14:50 They must have taken it. I think they have it. Or maybe I lost it somewhere.

01:14:53 You've never had hundreds of millions of dollars?

01:14:54 Of course not.

01:14:55 You haven't, have you?

01:14:56 Of course not.

01:14:57 You said they took all your assets?

01:14:58 Exactly.

01:14:59 everything i mean they'll be watching this are they to assume that there are hundreds of millions

01:15:02 more dollars they haven't got you they're watching absolutely everything you have it all right but

01:15:05 again is that all just the smoke and mirrors is that all just the the top g stuff that you play

01:15:10 up to which is that has no bearing on reality i was the most googled man on the planet i was the

01:15:14 most relevant man amongst 18 to 35 year old males which are the highest earning and spending people

01:15:19 on the planet do you really think that i am not i can't pay my bills here's right now yeah someone's

01:15:24 paying them for you correct you're right someone's paying them for me right why is he trying to

01:15:28 exposed the fact like yes we know that he has money with different people and probably that's

01:15:34 how he's keeping up he has bank accounts from other people and other people's names like why

01:15:39 does peers want to get that exposed so bad jobs you work at starbucks exclusive and your tapes

01:15:45 girl top cheese girl works in starbucks to pay the rent i've been exposed so again i don't know

01:15:51 what to believe when you say stuff like that well i'm telling you my friend that the remaining

01:15:55 I think you deployed deliberate smoke and mirrors

01:15:57 because you think it plays up to the brand.

01:15:59 Romanian state has taken all of my money

01:16:00 and I'm just, you know, getting by.

01:16:03 That's what's happening.

01:16:04 Do you worry about your impact on young men?

01:16:07 I think that...

01:16:07 Like I said, I'll be completely honest.

01:16:09 I think a lot of what you say, they should be hearing.

01:16:12 And I have tangible proof every day when I walk around

01:16:14 that they are listening to everything you say.

01:16:16 But there is other stuff you say

01:16:17 where I don't want my sons,

01:16:19 especially in that impressionable late teenage,

01:16:21 to be listening to that.

01:16:22 Correct.

01:16:23 And I don't want my daughter to grow up

01:16:24 and think that actually her only success in life will come if she's at home as some kind of servant 0.95

01:16:28 to her man well that won't be her only success but that's an actual that's a very professional

01:16:33 question and i'll give a very professional answer i have a massive responsibility with great power

01:16:36 comes great responsibility and i understand that young men do listen to everything i say i do think

01:16:40 i say good things but you also made a very pertinent point there you talked about the

01:16:42 impressionable age of a teenager and it's very easy for a teenager with their hormones and the

01:16:45 lack of life experience to take the things i say and weaponize them and use them in the incorrect

01:16:49 context however that is not my fault you could argue that 16 17 year olds look at anything on 0.99

01:16:53 the internet and misunderstand it you could argue that all of this transgender garbage and all these 1.00

01:16:56 rappers talking about killing each other and all these drill artists talking about stabbing their 0.99

01:16:59 enemies could be misunderstood by 16 year old i agree so that's not my fault however on that i

01:17:03 totally agree so i have a massive responsibility and you are held to a different account actually

01:17:06 to all of those rappers absolutely right there's no question i mean the far so is when john legend

01:17:09 rewrote the lyrics to baby it's cold outside because apparently encouraged sexual assault

01:17:13 but wouldn't say a negative word about any of the disgustingly misogynist and and actually very 0.98

01:17:18 violent lyrics of his rap friends that to me is total hypocrisy and it is hypocritical however

01:17:22 unlike all of these other people I have taken into account my massive power and my massive

01:17:26 responsibility and I try to make sure that I use my words as carefully as possible so they cannot

01:17:29 be misconstrued or misunderstood can I make sure that no teenager on the planet who listens to me

01:17:33 ever misunderstands me ever no I can't do that but I'm doing my very best what do I actually talk

01:17:37 about what do I actually say I what I do is I come along let me give you the broad overview of my 1.00

01:17:41 message you're a man so your life sucks it's always going to suck and it's going to be pain 0.98

01:17:44 you're going to do nothing but suffer you're going to suffer as a nobody you're going to 1.00

01:17:46 suffer the pain it takes actually most men don't have that but that you're going to suffer as a

01:17:49 nobody because trust me nobody suffers or you're going to suffer the pain it takes to become great

01:17:52 life is not supposed to be a happy picnic you're supposed to get up work hard dedicate yourself get

01:17:56 strong get rich go through whatever it takes to become somebody of significance that's my overall

01:18:00 message i believe it's a positive you're going to get rich to be happy no most in fact most of

01:18:04 the super rich people i know in life are incredibly unhappy really so you're setting a kind of full

01:18:07 string well a lot of rich people are miserable well let me let's check up on them tell cheeser

01:18:15 Botting his viewers ain't going to give him a better deal. 0.57

01:18:19 Tell that cracker cane to stop botting you. 1.00

01:18:21 He's trying to tarnish your image like he did the Indians. 1.00

01:18:26 And a lot of people who have very little money can be very happy.

01:18:28 Have you ever seen a rich person give their money away?

01:18:30 Yes, of course.

01:18:31 Okay, do you give all your money away?

01:18:32 Will that make you happy, Piers?

01:18:33 I don't know.

01:18:33 Do you want the Romanian state to take it all?

01:18:34 I didn't smile that day.

01:18:35 And let me tell you that the reason I tell about men to become financially successful

01:18:38 is for two reasons.

01:18:39 One, because you have a job as a man to protect and provide.

01:18:41 You can do neither of those things if you are broke.

01:18:43 That's the first reason.

01:18:43 And the second reason I actually preach to young men

01:18:46 to become as financially successful as possible

01:18:47 is a greater, broader reason.

01:18:49 And I believe we've entered a very interesting stage.

01:18:50 What's the minimum amount you need to be happy?

01:18:53 Someone's saying that it's about 3 million minimum amount to be happy.

01:18:56 What do you think?

01:18:56 Four years ago, there were certain narratives you could not talk against.

01:18:58 But with Elon Musk owning X, and now we have Rumble,

01:19:00 we have a lot more information on the internet.

01:19:02 People are starting to tell the truth about many different subjects.

01:19:03 There's a whole bunch of them we can name.

01:19:05 And I like the idea of people who are free thinking with a free mind,

01:19:07 who are not matrix controlled, making as much money as possible

01:19:09 because it takes money to win wars,

01:19:10 and I want these people to be financially successful.

01:19:12 That's why I tell all of my fans who believe in me to become as rich as possible

01:19:15 because they understand that everything the government does is lied to them.

01:19:17 We need finance.

01:19:18 You use the word truth there.

01:19:19 I don't think it's necessarily that people want to promote truth.

01:19:22 They want to promote their opinions.

01:19:23 Often people's opinions on facts can be very different.

01:19:26 People can take the same to the facts and different opinions.

01:19:28 It doesn't mean it's the truth, right?

01:19:29 Well, that's true. 0.95

01:19:30 I don't believe in this my truth crap, right? 0.97

01:19:32 Neither do I. 0.97

01:19:33 There are facts which have to be accepted.

01:19:34 Then you can have an opinion about them.

01:19:35 You and I can disagree about all sorts of opinions, but actually not facts.

01:19:39 Okay, but I can argue this point where the matrix comes out with a fact

01:19:41 and all the opinions countering that fact are censored

01:19:44 and they are destroyed,

01:19:45 then that fact becomes de facto truth

01:19:47 because it's the only version of reality

01:19:49 which exists to be ingested by the mind.

01:19:51 So you still need varying opinions on all public laws.

01:19:53 Do you think that what you...

01:19:55 Let's put it this way.

01:19:56 Sure.

01:19:56 You would have relationships with women 0.96

01:19:58 and encourage them to take part in webcam sexual stuff. 0.82

01:20:01 No.

01:20:01 Well, actually, yes.

01:20:03 Why are we going back to this?

01:20:04 Because there's one question I want to ask you about it, right?

01:20:05 And both sides made a lot of money, right?

01:20:08 Sure. Okay.

01:20:08 And in most cases,

01:20:09 because they haven't complained in most cases you would assume it was a mutually beneficial

01:20:14 transactional relationship right I can assume that because thousands of women have been through this 0.97

01:20:19 and most of them haven't come forward and complained about the way they were treated

01:20:22 it was transactional but was it moral do you think what you've been making money from

01:20:26 park the illegality aspect to one side do you feel it was moral 10 years ago I helped women

01:20:32 promote their profiles on the internet correct 10 years ago firstly I've not been involved with it

01:20:36 seven years. It's not how I make money. I haven't touched it for a very long time.

01:20:39 Seven years is a long time. But you made a lot of money from it.

01:20:40 I made some money from it a long time ago. Some money. I can't even remember.

01:20:44 Millions. Millions. Perhaps. Millions. You made millions of pounds.

01:20:47 A long time ago. Well hang on. It's important. You made millions of pounds

01:20:50 from sexual webcam activity where you and the woman doing the webcams would make money. 1.00

01:20:55 You accept that? No. What I did is. Well that is how you made money.

01:20:58 No. A long time ago and I talked about this at length on many different podcasts. I don't hide it.

01:21:01 I said a long time ago, 10 years ago, I helped women with the tax side and the technical side

01:21:05 and the promotion of their profiles on certain websites and i said about this and i said i

01:21:09 haven't been involved with it for seven years the only reason this is even coming up again

01:21:11 is because i'm monumentally famous because nobody cares we're in no it's not it appears

01:21:14 we're in bucharest romania do you understand that there is a video chat studio with girls

01:21:18 talking to men online right there outside that window sure in fact there's about 10

01:21:22 bucharest if you didn't know chat is like the home it's the mecca of only fans cam goal or cam

01:21:28 growing that's where all the of managers are that's the crack of romania or 15 000 women in 1.00

01:21:34 the city who do that job now and the fact that i had some i dipped my toe in it 10 years ago

01:21:39 isn't even significant i'm only asking if you think it's moral do i think it's more because

01:21:42 you speak in such a morally self-righteous way now do you think that that was moral well i wasn't

01:21:46 religious back then but let me sit now because you're now you've converted to islam correct 1.00

01:21:50 you're a muslim they have you know a code of behavior do you think that that fell short i have

01:21:54 to answer as a professional and as a professional i would say judging by my current code no i do

01:21:58 not think that women being naked on the internet is moral however there is so you made money 0.98

01:22:02 immorally you can admit that it's nuanced like all things fears at the time i was atheistic i know

01:22:07 that some of my girls talked men away from suicide a lot of men are ridiculously lonely i would also

01:22:11 say a lot of the lessons i know about men and how they think and how lonely and sad can you imagine

01:22:15 being a dude whose life was saved from of they can be and how difficult life is as a man actually

01:22:20 came from that era because i saw a lot of very successful men with a wife and with kids with

01:22:23 money pouring her heart out some 20 year old they never met about how sad they were i learned a lot

01:22:27 about the world and i know that a lot of suicide was prevented and i made a lot of women millionaires

01:22:30 But would I do it now? No.

01:22:32 However, I'm in a very different situation now.

01:22:33 I'm a different person. I'm religious.

01:22:35 I'm also extremely financially successful.

01:22:36 Please understand, Piers, I come from Marsh Farm Luton.

01:22:38 I came from one of the worst areas inside of the UK.

01:22:40 I could have stabbed someone.

01:22:41 All of my friends were breaking into cars, breaking into houses.

01:22:43 Most of my friends were in jail.

01:22:44 What did I do? I promoted accounts on the internet.

01:22:46 You made money.

01:22:47 Didn't sell crack, didn't sell drugs, didn't rob anyone, didn't shoot anyone.

01:22:50 And now, because I am successful, I'm going to be held to this moral standard

01:22:53 by people who grew up in fancy homes with white picket fences and went to private schools.

01:22:56 I am from Marsh Farm Luton.

01:22:58 and the biggest crime I committed

01:22:59 was completely legally

01:23:00 promoting internet profiles.

01:23:01 There are people around me

01:23:02 who did far less for far less.

01:23:04 You're only going to be held

01:23:04 to the standard of the religion

01:23:05 you converted to,

01:23:07 which you've already said

01:23:07 would look at that as immoral.

01:23:11 When you take the Shahada,

01:23:11 all of your former sins are erased.

01:23:12 And I actually encourage you

01:23:13 to find the light

01:23:14 and convert to Islam.

01:23:14 How do you take?

01:23:15 Thank you very much.

01:23:15 Thank you, sir.

01:23:18 Why did he end right when he tried to...

01:23:20 Right when he's giving dawah, 0.90

01:23:21 he'd shake his hand, man.

01:23:22 Good interview.

01:23:28 Bye.

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SNEAKO - November 21, 2023

SNEAKO Reacts To The New Andrew Tate & Piers Morgan Interview...

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