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0:00Andrew, 2 years ago, you and I sat in
0:02Romania
0:03for a 5-hour conversation.
0:05I opened with a quote from you that you
0:07haven't fully been able to explain until
0:09now.
0:10First, they try and cancel you, then
0:11they put you in jail, and if that
0:13doesn't work, they kill you.
0:16Andrew Tate,
0:18what's the real reason you were
0:19canceled, and what's the real reason you
0:21were put in jail?
0:23Well, thank you for taking the time to
0:24do this, Jack.
0:25I'm not sure when this is going to see
0:27the light of day.
0:28However, a lot of the intimidation
0:30tactics against me are intensifying.
0:33And I've realized that many people at
0:35home who have witnessed parts of this
0:37story haven't seen or understood the
0:39entire story. And I've never told the
0:41entire story of what they actually did
0:43to me.
0:44So, I feel like perhaps in case
0:46something happens to me, or perhaps
0:49they'll be successful,
0:50there sure certainly sounds like from
0:52the messages I'm getting that something
0:53is going to happen pretty soon,
0:55that I should just explain from the
0:57start of the very beginning of the story
1:00all the way to the end what they did to
1:02me and what everybody witnessed and what
1:04they're trying to do right now.
1:06And I think by the time I've done that,
1:08and it might take a little while,
1:10I'll be able to answer that question a
1:11little bit better.
1:13So, does this story start
1:15with Big Brother 2016 or December 29th,
1:192022? This story
1:22begins a little bit before December
1:2429th, 2022.
1:26And I've got a whiteboard here because
1:28it's quite a complicated story I want to
1:30explain to everybody.
1:31In fact, this story, like all good
1:33stories, begins with a beautiful woman.
1:35Cuz that's how all stories begin.
1:37I was in Dubai with a beautiful girl
1:39from Sweden.
1:41And she was 6'1 and she was gorgeous,
1:43and we were living together in Dubai,
1:44and then she said to me, "No,
1:46I'm thinking of going back to school."
1:49I said, "Why would you do that? That's
1:50the biggest waste of time in the world."
1:52She said, "No, I want to go back to
1:53Stockholm and get a degree." I said,
1:55"Your man is a millionaire. I'm rich.
1:57I've retired from my webcam days. I'm
1:58living in Dubai. I'm a rich man. Why
2:00would you want to go back and do this
2:02schooling when you have me?" She said,
2:03"Well,
2:05I want to get qualifications and I don't
2:06know what else to do. What else is there
2:08to do?"
2:09And I remember sitting
2:11across the table from her and I thought,
2:13"That's a good point. What else is there
2:15to do? There is nothing else to do but
2:16go and waste your time getting one of
2:18these degrees, spending 4 years,
2:20spending $300,000. Everybody knows it's
2:21a waste of time, but if you can't get
2:23the job you want or you can't get a job
2:24that pays a lot of money, nobody knows
2:26what else to do." So, you just go and
2:27you give your money to mainstream
2:28education. So, when she said that to me,
2:30I said,
2:31"You're right. There is nothing else to
2:33do."
2:34And I called Tristan. I said, "We're
2:35going to start a school."
2:38He's like, "What?" I said, "We're going
2:39to start a school. We're going to start
2:41an alternative to traditional education,
2:43which everybody knows is a waste of
2:44time. We have a huge opportunity here.
2:46Everybody knows this particular product
2:48is a waste of time. It's extremely
2:50expensive and people are being forced to
2:52do it because there's no alternative.
2:53So, let's give everyone an alternative.
2:55People want money. They don't want a
2:57degree. They don't want to go and study
2:58for 4 years. They want money. They want
3:00it today. We're going to teach people
3:02how to do that. Hustlers University.
3:04We're going to open our own school and
3:06it's going to be nice and simple."
3:07So, I called up a few people I knew. I
3:09called up a guy who made money with
3:10stock trading. Called up a guy I I knew
3:12who made money with drop shipping e-com.
3:14Called up a guy who made money with
3:15crypto trading. And I said, "Look, I'm
3:17going to be the big mouth at the front
3:18of it.
3:19I'm going to use my wealth and my
3:20influence to attract people to this
3:22school and you're going to do 5 or 6
3:24hours a day of live calls and convince
3:26people and show people how to make money
3:28online. We're going to get a Discord
3:30server. We're going to attach a Stripe
3:32account. Nice and easy. Monthly
3:33subscriptions. Split it all up. It's
3:36going to be nice and easy."
3:37They're all like, "Yeah, we'll try it.
3:38See how it goes."
3:40Turns out, because I'm a genius, it was
3:42very successful. Within the first week,
3:44we had 25,000 paying students. 25,000
3:47students paying $50 a month in a week.
3:51We now have a real business.
3:53You know, it's kind of interesting.
3:54We're here in Los Angeles right now
3:56and I asked you to do this podcast.
3:59And while we're here it's the Milken
4:00conference
4:01and I'm talking to a lot of people who
4:03own these fintech companies, these
4:05edtech companies.
4:07They could never in a million years.
4:09There's no technology company that can
4:11start day one, no cash raise, no debt,
4:15giving away no equity, just us without
4:19raising a single penny. All of a sudden
4:21we have 25,000 students paying $50 a
4:23month. We're turning over whatever that
4:26is, two, three, four million dollars a
4:28month at 80% margin. From day one we're
4:31ultra profitable company. At 10 or 15x
4:34multiplier we're a three or 400 million
4:36dollar business on day one.
4:38So everything is going pretty well.
4:40Everything's going swimmingly. I'm
4:42promoting this school. The girls moved
4:44to Sweden. Don't care about her anymore.
4:46I'm buying more Lamborghinis. Me and the
4:48professors are all making money.
4:50Everything is going well. These are the
4:51days of 2020, 2021. People remember me
4:54on the internet. I was more of a fringe
4:55internet celebrity and I was telling
4:57people the truth. I wasn't scamming
4:58anyone. I was saying to the young men,
5:00"If you want to make money, I'll teach
5:02you how to make money."
5:03But what I didn't realize is that I was
5:05getting into a war with big education
5:07and big education, very much like big
5:09pharma, don't like when you take their
5:11money away.
5:12So as my school grows,
5:15as I promote it,
5:17and off the top of my head of I use
5:19ninja memory,
5:20I had around 36,000
5:22students at this point.
5:24I got an offer.
5:26And I'm going to write some things down
5:28because at the end of this I want
5:29everything to make sense and it was a
5:30sponsorship offer.
5:32So I'm going to write down sponsorship.
5:35I got approached
5:37and I'm going to leave out certain names
5:39just in case
5:40I do manage to get out of this mess.
5:42I got approached not to buy my company
5:45off of me, which is what I thought the
5:47offer was initially. I thought I was
5:48going to sell out for 3 400M. I started
5:51a company 9 months later 400M nice and
5:53easy, right? Cuz people are buying
5:56technology companies that are in debt.
5:57People are buying technology companies
5:58that don't make money. People are buying
6:00technology companies that are running at
6:01a loss. I'm running at 80% margin doing
6:03millions of dollars a week.
6:05But no, instead they said, "We want to
6:06sponsor you personally, Andrew.
6:09And we want you to shut up about certain
6:11things, not push the school, not say
6:13certain things, instead have certain
6:15opinions on certain topics. In return,
6:18we're going to give you $50 million. It
6:20was a 3-year contract $50 million."
6:23I sat there and thought, "16 17 million
6:25a year, I'm making that already.
6:27And I get to say whatever I want.
6:29So, I don't really want your sponsorship
6:30contract because it comes with all these
6:31rules. You're trying to tell me what to
6:33say."
6:34Maybe I'm, you know, Jack, maybe I'm
6:36stupid.
6:37But I thought, "What's the point having
6:39money if you can't say what you want?
6:41Women can't drive. Sorry.
6:43It's the truth. And I'm going to say it.
6:46So, I said, "I'm not that interested.
6:47Thank you very much." And they said,
6:49"But you know,
6:50we have the best PR teams.
6:52So, if anything bad ever comes out or
6:54anything negative is said about you in
6:55the press, our PR teams can help with
6:56that." I said,
6:58"Why don't I need a PR team? At this
6:59point, I'm a fringe internet celebrity,
7:01right? I'm not in the mainstream media.
7:03Like, I don't care about your PR team."
7:04And they said, "And we have the best
7:05legal teams. So, if you ever get in any
7:07any trouble,
7:08to protect our investment into you,
7:10we're going to make sure you have the
7:10best legal counsel."
7:13I said, "I'm not in any trouble. I
7:14haven't done anything wrong. So, I don't
7:15need this legal protection, either."
7:17I was unaware at the time in my
7:18ignorance that those were threats.
7:20They were saying that our PR teams,
7:22which could help you, could also wreck
7:23you.
7:24And our legal teams, which could help
7:26you, could also wreck you. They were
7:27veiled threats.
7:28I didn't understand that.
7:30So, I declined their sponsorship offer.
7:32What was the industry?
7:35It was a conglomerate.
7:37And they had significant interest in,
7:42let's say, clothing, perfumes, the
7:43standard things you'd expect a Hollywood
7:45A-lister to be pushing on a billboard.
7:48Standard normal stuff.
7:50And then those people are very careful
7:52about what they say on certain subjects,
7:54I'm sure.
7:55But I thought, you know what? I don't
7:56really want to be owned, and this
7:57school's going somewhere. Like we gain
7:59students every single day.
8:01I am going to take down the education
8:03industry. Me, Andrew Tate, one guy in
8:05Romania in his house. Me and my six
8:08friends on a Telegram chat are running a
8:10$400 million business. I'm going to take
8:12it all down. I don't need your money.
8:14Don't tell me what to say. I'm the top
8:16G. Go away.
8:18So I declined the sponsorship contract.
8:20They kept reminding me about these PR
8:21teams, these legal teams.
8:24So I thought, why do they keep saying
8:24this to me? I don't need PR, I don't
8:27need a lawyer.
8:28And they must have sat there and
8:29thought, this idiot doesn't understand
8:30what we're saying.
8:32So I declined the sponsorship contract.
8:36We continue to grow.
8:39A few months after that, Tristan gets a
8:41message from a girl.
8:43Can't say her name because there's open
8:44litigation. We'll call her girl A.
8:47Girl She's the beginning. She's the
8:49omega. She's the source of this.
8:52Girl A lives in Miami. Tristan knew her
8:55from a few years before.
8:57And she messages Tristan. Hey, I want to
8:59come see you in Romania.
9:01Tristan's like, why? I've always wanted
9:03to see Romania.
9:04Tristan's like, okay then. And sends her
9:07a picture of his debit card and said,
9:09see you soon.
9:11She books herself a first-class flight.
9:13Flies to Romania. So we have girl A.
9:16All of this will tie together at the
9:17end.
9:19Girl
9:22A.
9:24Girl A
9:25books herself a business class flight
9:28and flies to Romania.
9:30Now, the interesting thing about girl A,
9:31who subsequently destroyed my life,
9:33I only said hello to her twice. I don't
9:36know this person.
9:38Tristan knows a lot of girls.
9:40One day there's a girl at the house.
9:42Who's this? Oh, I know her from Miami.
9:43She wanted to come. Cool.
9:46I don't care. Why would I care? Hi. Hi.
9:49Whatever.
9:51She's there for four or five days.
9:52During those five days that she's in
9:54Romania, she's in Romania five days,
9:56three of the days Tristan and I weren't
9:59even in the country.
10:01We were away, England I believe.
10:04The rest of the time she's going to the
10:05cinema, hanging out with Tristan's other
10:07girlfriends, hanging out with my
10:08girlfriends, hanging out with our
10:09personal assistant Georgiana who ends up
10:11getting going to jail.
10:13Hanging out.
10:15And after about five or six days she
10:16vanished. And I said to Tristan,
10:18"Where did this girl A go?" He goes, "I
10:20don't know. She blocked me and left."
10:22So, why? He goes,
10:24"Probably got jealous of my other
10:24girlfriends." I was like, "Probably."
10:26Who cares, right? We're just guys. We're
10:29making money. We go to school. We got a
10:30big mansion. We got Lamborghinis. Girl A
10:32wants to come. Girls always want to
10:34come. There's 100 girls by the pool. Who
10:35cares? Girl A comes. Girl A vanishes.
10:38No one thinks anything of it.
10:41About 3 days after girl A vanished,
10:44April
10:45of 2022,
10:48we were sitting in our house
10:50at 1:00 p.m. on a Sunday afternoon
10:52when armed police turn up.
10:55SWAT.
10:57And the SWAT raid our house, bust down
10:59our door, and running with machine guns,
11:02pointing weapons everywhere, and yelling
11:03at us to get on the ground.
11:05And then of course we comply.
11:07And they say that they're there because
11:08there has been a human trafficking
11:10allegation
11:12against my brother and I, which has been
11:14instigated from the American Embassy.
11:18So, they didn't just send the normal
11:19police. They sent the anti-terror
11:21police. Because when the American
11:22Embassy calls the police, it's a
11:24different kind of response.
11:26If If you're a normal person in Romania
11:28and you call the police, they'll send a
11:29police car or a guy. No, this was the
11:32full
11:33army tanks, 30 dudes, head-to-toe swoll.
11:38Did you have security at this time? We
11:40did have security. At this time, it
11:41wasn't to the point that we currently
11:42have security. We just had like a guy
11:43who watched. But, they put MP5s in his
11:46face. He was like, "Woah, woah, woah."
11:49You know, my paycheck is my paycheck,
11:50but what's all this?
11:52So, these guys busted in in April of
11:542022.
11:55Please find and play the clips of our
11:58first ever arrest, cuz that's what I'm
12:00talking about. Our first one.
12:02They say, "We're here for human
12:03trafficking and kidnapping."
12:05We're like, "With all due respect,
12:07officer, what the [ __ ] are you talking
12:09about?"
12:10And they said, "Girl A
12:12has reported to the American Embassy
12:15that there are kidnap victims and
12:17victims of human trafficking in this
12:19residence."
12:20I turned to Tristan and I said,
12:21"Tristan,
12:23she's a seven.
12:24Like, of all the best you got us in,
12:25she's not even a nine. She's a seven."
12:28Tristan laughs, I laugh, the police
12:30officer laughs, everyone laughs.
12:32They look around the house. The house
12:34was completely empty. It was just
12:35Tristan and I there.
12:37No victims. We had no friends there, no
12:38girls, no one's there.
12:41They searched the entire house for
12:42drugs.
12:43They looked for drugs, cuz girl A also
12:45reported us for being drug dealers and
12:47steroid abusers. All this list of
12:49crimes. They find no drugs, they find no
12:51steroids, they find no contraband of any
12:53kind.
12:55Our Our firearms are licensed, so that's
12:57not against the law.
12:58They go through the entire house in a
13:004-hour house search.
13:02They then seize
13:05some of our goods. I'm going to go into
13:06seized goods later. They take all the
13:08cash they can find, all of our diamond
13:11watches, our bars of gold. They left the
13:14cars at this point, but they took
13:15anything valuable we had laying around,
13:17watches, gold, jewelry, this kind of
13:19thing.
13:20I don't know why,
13:21but they did. So, now we have the
13:23assets.
13:26What's your estimate on the number of
13:27assets taken on that one? Well, there
13:29was a lot of house raids, but on that
13:31particular house raid, I'd say all in
13:33all
13:36in cash about 100 grand
13:38and in watches about 500 grand. So,
13:41about 600 grand of assets in the first
13:43raid.
13:44But, no bank accounts, no crypto
13:45exchanges, no cars,
13:47just things they had laying around the
13:48house.
13:50I explained why they had to do that.
13:51They said, "It's protocol in Romania."
13:53In case these proven to be
13:55proceeds of crime. It's a crime. There's
13:57no I mean, there's no I mean, a girl in
13:58this house. Who have I kidnapped?
13:59They're like, "Yeah, you know, we're
14:01just responding to the American Embassy.
14:02We don't know what's going on. You don't
14:04know what's going on. We're just the
14:06muscle.
14:07You have to go talk to the detective.
14:09The detective's in the office at
14:11DIICOT." So, who the [ __ ] are DIICOT?
14:12Never heard of DIICOT before. Turns out
14:14they'd be my best friends later on.
14:16He goes, "Yeah, there's a guy at DIICOT
14:18office waiting for you. We just have to
14:20come here, search for victims, take the
14:22money. We're the muscle."
14:24So, after searching our entire house for
14:265 to 6 hours, the media is now outside
14:28at this outside at this point. So, there
14:30will be video of this.
14:31They put us in cars.
14:33Media is outside saying human
14:34trafficking investigation, all this
14:35stuff. They start to slander our name
14:36with all this garbage.
14:38And they drive us to DIICOT's head
14:39office. We get there around 11:00 p.m.
14:41House raid began at 1:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m.
14:42Sorry, in the afternoon.
14:4411:00 p.m. we walk into this office and
14:46it's the prosecutors.
14:48We sit down.
14:49The prosecutor says,
14:51"Why did this girl say there was girls
14:53kidnapped in your house?"
14:54And I said, "Brother,
14:56I've got a [ __ ] clue. I only said
14:58hello to her twice. Ask Tristan. It's
15:00Tristan's girlfriend. I don't know."
15:03And then the prosecutor goes, "Well,
15:04Tristan should have bought her a
15:05handbag."
15:06And laughed. And then I laughed. And we
15:09all laughed. And I was like, "American
15:11girls are crazy, bro."
15:12Me too. This crap happens. Maybe in
15:15Romania it's not a big thing, but in
15:17America this is happens all the time.
15:18These girls are nuts. They just make
15:20stuff up. He goes, "Yeah, I heard about
15:22that, but I didn't know it was actually
15:23this bad. I was like, "Tell me about
15:24it."
15:25He goes, "Why did she call the American
15:26Embassy?" I was like, "Bro,
15:28I don't know.
15:29Just tell me what you need from me.
15:30You've been to the house. There's no one
15:32in the house.
15:33We have CCTV in our house. You can take
15:36the cameras and see her walking in and
15:39out the house by her own free will,
15:40getting pizza, going out the party,
15:42going to restaurants. You can see it all
15:43on camera. Please, also,
15:46find the clip of her walking in and out
15:48the house by her own free will, getting
15:50Ubers, getting taxis, ordering food,
15:51ordering Amazon packages, everything on
15:53Tristan's credit card, by the way.
15:56It's all there. It's all right here.
15:57Take the cameras. Look, do what you got
15:58to do, bro."
16:00He's like, "Okay, go home."
16:01Cool. So, after about an hour and a half
16:03of interview, midnight,
16:05we go home.
16:07Tristan and I sit around the pool
16:08laughing. Like, this girl A is crazy.
16:11We've lost some money,
16:13but this is a big misunderstanding,
16:14Jack. Like, we haven't done anything.
16:16This is all a misunderstanding. Let's
16:18just get back to what we do best, which
16:20is focus on promoting our school.
16:22Right?
16:24So, we're on our emergency meeting
16:25podcast. We're traveling the world at
16:26that point. We have no restrictions of
16:27any kind. We're promoting our school.
16:29We're going to France. We're going to
16:30Italy. We see Dan Bilzerian in France.
16:32We're traveling around. We're doing all
16:33this stuff. We're having a great time.
16:34We're on yachts in Croatia. We're doing
16:36all this crazy stuff.
16:38Then one day,
16:40I call my lawyer and I say,
16:42"They raided our house in April.
16:45It's like July now.
16:47Why is that case not closed?"
16:49He goes, "This is Romania. Everything
16:52takes forever. It's a slow system.
16:55They're probably going through the
16:56CCTV."
16:58I was like,
16:59"Yeah, but this is so open and shut."
17:02My lawyer's called Alin. I'm like,
17:03"Alin, this is so open and shut. What
17:05could they possibly be doing?"
17:07He goes, "Yeah, it's Romania. They
17:09probably have to go through all the
17:10hours of footage.
17:12It's going to take a while. Don't sweat
17:13it."
17:15I'm like, "Hmm."
17:16I had this bad feeling. But what can you
17:18do, right? I haven't done anything
17:19wrong.
17:20So we're still traveling, and now
17:23because of the school, because I'm
17:24promoting the school so heavily, I start
17:26moving from fringe internet celebrity
17:29to mainstream celebrity. I start getting
17:30bigger and bigger and bigger.
17:33I think at the beginning of this story
17:34my Instagram had 100,000 followers. By
17:36this point I'm up to like two or three
17:37million. It's getting bigger and bigger.
17:39Back when Instagram mattered, not like
17:40now.
17:42So we're pushing the school, having a
17:43nice time.
17:45And then all of a sudden,
17:47one day,
17:49I was sitting in my cigar room smoking a
17:51cigar. My girlfriend comes in and goes,
17:52"Have you seen this?"
17:54She has it passes me her phone.
17:56I take her phone.
17:58And it's a picture of me.
17:59And there's some blurb underneath it
18:01about how I'm toxically masculine, I'm a
18:03misogynist, a racist, and a homophobe.
18:05And I am the reason that the entire
18:07culture of the world is wrong. Cancer's
18:10my fault. Everything in the world is my
18:11fault. I'm the world's worst man, and
18:13I'm dangerous. I need to be deleted from
18:15the internet.
18:16And it's on an NGO page for a charity
18:20protecting the rights of gays.
18:23Well, that's weird. Whatever. And then
18:25she goes, "And have you seen this?" And
18:26she scrolls again. And it's the same
18:28picture with the same blurb explaining
18:32that I'm the worst man in the world.
18:33Copy and paste exact one on an NGO about
18:36wildlife protection.
18:39So that is weird. So we open Instagram.
18:42I open on my phone. And this exact
18:44picture with the exact same copy and
18:47paste wording,
18:48I find like seven different accounts,
18:50random accounts for random charities and
18:53NGOs posting that I'm the worst person
18:55in the world.
18:56Now for anyone watching this,
18:59the media does not tell you what has
19:01happened.
19:02The media's primary objective is to
19:04prepare you for what is about to happen.
19:08They need to condition your mind so that
19:10when they do something, you're ready for
19:12it.
19:13If they instantly say, "You're locked in
19:15your house, you can't go outside."
19:16There's a revolution.
19:18If the media constantly reports about
19:20how dangerous it is, how a lockdown
19:23might need to happen, how it's
19:25unfortunate, but we must prepare for the
19:27possibility of a lockdown over weeks,
19:30your mind softens to the idea. So when
19:32the lockdown comes, there's no
19:33revolution. It's not a surprise. It's
19:35not a surprise. What were your comment
19:37section What was your comment section
19:38like at that time, too? Well, everyone
19:41loves me on my account, but on these
19:42accounts where they posted this, there's
19:45thousands of people saying, "Yeah, he's
19:46scum. He's scum. He's scum."
19:49And I was like, I mean, yeah, I made
19:50some jokes. Yes, I said women can't
19:52drive.
19:53Yes, I said some things, but
19:55I mean, I'm not blowing up girl schools
19:56in Iran.
19:57Like, come on. Triple tap. Triple tap.
20:01So I was like, this is a bit out of
20:02control.
20:03They're conditioning the world
20:06for what's about to happen.
20:08Now,
20:10around this time,
20:13someone inside of my school said,
20:15"We should start an affiliate marketing
20:16campus."
20:18And I said, "That's a good idea." And we
20:19started with Amazon products, because
20:22it's our job to teach all the people
20:24inside of our school how to make money
20:25online. You're a young man, you join our
20:28school, you pay a monthly subscription,
20:30and you start earning money same day.
20:32And one of the students said, "I take
20:34affiliate links from Amazon.
20:35What I do is I go onto Amazon, I find a
20:38lawn mower, I take an affiliate link for
20:40that lawn mower, then I buy the lawn
20:42mower, and then I use the lawn mower to
20:43do lawn mower reviews on TikTok, and
20:46then I say, 'Here's the lawn mower I'm
20:47using.' And I put the link, and every
20:48time someone buys the lawn mower, I get
20:50paid."
20:51That's a great idea. So we got a new
20:52professor, a guy I knew, who was in
20:53charge of affiliate marketing, and he
20:55started doing four or five hours of
20:56calls a day pushing affiliate marketing.
20:57And then a student said, "Hey,
20:59why don't we affiliate market for the
21:01school?"
21:03So that's a good idea. He goes, "Yeah,
21:03the school's great.
21:05So why can't I tell other people to join
21:07the school from my link and I get paid
21:08when they join?
21:10So, that's another fantastic idea. Why
21:11not? So, we launched an affiliate
21:13marketing campus for the school.
21:15And then the problem we were having is a
21:17lot of our students are from all over
21:18the world, right? So, if you're a
21:19teenager from Peru, and you say, "Hello,
21:21I have joined the school. I make so much
21:23money." Everyone's like, "Yeah, all
21:24right, scam. Whatever, bro." But, people
21:26trusted me. So, people would say, "Hey,
21:27I don't want to use my own videos. I
21:29don't want to use any videos of me. I
21:30want to use use videos of you, launch a
21:33Tate fan page,
21:35and then sell with my affiliate link."
21:38And I said, "Fine by me." Now, this was
21:40revolutionary at the time. Me, my
21:42cousin,
21:43when we came up with the affiliate
21:45marketing campus, we invented clipping.
21:47We ruined the internet. That's how the
21:49internet became what it is today. And
21:51that was the basic premise behind it.
21:52We're not going to copyright strike you.
21:54Back then, if someone took your content,
21:55you copyrighted it. Not us. Take our
21:57content. Take the views money. So,
22:00people were taking videos of me, posting
22:02on their channel, earning hundreds of
22:03thousands of dollars in views money,
22:05keeping that, plus selling the school,
22:07and getting paid off that. So, everyone
22:09was getting rich. And the school starts
22:11to explode.
22:12Gets up to 271,000
22:15students.
22:17I don't want to do the math off the top
22:18of my head. At around $50 a month, yeah,
22:2113, 14, 15 million dollars. I was
22:23probably keeping between 9 and 10
22:25million American dollars every single
22:28month. All right. How many times were
22:30you banned at this point?
22:31>> I'm not banned. You've never been
22:33banned?
22:33>> At this point, I haven't been banned.
22:34Okay, I haven't been banned.
22:36So, the affiliate market marketing
22:38campus is running.
22:40But, all this NGO stuff starts. And I
22:42know how the world works, so I knew they
22:44were conditioning people's minds for
22:46something.
22:47And a perfect example of this, I want
22:49everyone at home to understand exactly
22:50what I'm saying.
22:51Before they got Diddy,
22:54they released the tape of him beating up
22:55Cassie. That tape of him beating up
22:58Cassie in the hotel was 10 years old at
23:01the time they released it. They've been
23:02sitting on it for a decade. Why was it
23:05never released? Cuz they didn't want to
23:06get him. When they wanted to get him,
23:08they then released it, so everyone said
23:10Diddy's a piece of [ __ ] So, when he got
23:12arrested, everyone thought he was
23:13already guilty.
23:15They knew they were going to arrest him,
23:16so they prepared the public for his
23:18arrest.
23:19So, when I saw these NGOs, I was like,
23:22they're preparing for something. What
23:23are they preparing for?
23:25Tristan's like,
23:26"Who gives a shit?"
23:28Tristan's the optimist in this story. He
23:30always has been the whole way through.
23:32"Who gives a [ __ ] We're [ __ ] rich.
23:35We're helping young men how to make
23:36money. All of our students make more
23:38money than professors, than their
23:39teachers. We're doing good in the world.
23:42We're teaching young men how to escape
23:43the Matrix and make money. You're making
23:45$10 million a month. We ain't doing
23:47nothing wrong. We haven't done anything.
23:49Who gives a [ __ ] about what some
23:50wildlife or some [ __ ] [ __ ]
23:52homosexual NGO has to say about us?
23:55They're just bitter, and they're just
23:56jealous haters. [ __ ] them." Light his
23:59cigar.
24:00Tris,
24:02like, maybe you're right, T. Maybe it
24:03doesn't matter.
24:06But, there was a problem.
24:09And the reason I think the NGOs attacked
24:10me is because there was a flaw in our
24:12master plan.
24:14And the flaw in our master plan is that
24:17we were working with a mercenary army.
24:20So, now we have the affiliates,
24:23which are linked to the school, Hustlers
24:25University.
24:28Because the affiliates worked out
24:31that they make the most money
24:33if they put up the most controversial
24:35clips of me.
24:36Because if you put up the clip,
24:38not the whole clip, where I say in bed
24:41that if a girl picks up a machete and
24:44tries to attack me, I will take the
24:47machete off her, put it in her face, and
24:49say, "Shut up, bitch."
24:50No, not the whole clip. They take the
24:52last part.
24:53"Put a machete in a girl's face and say,
24:54'Shut up, bitch.'" Only that part. And
24:57post that because that gets the most
24:59engagement. That goes the most viral.
25:01They get the most sales.
25:03And they're mercenaries. They're in it
25:04for the money. These students.
25:06So, in many ways they're making me look
25:08bad.
25:09And I say to Tristan,
25:11"Students are making me look kind of bad
25:12here
25:13the way they're putting all this stuff
25:14out." And Tristan's like, "Who gives a
25:17[ __ ] You're cool. We're making $10
25:19million a month. Who gives a [ __ ] Bad
25:21guy, good guy, what does it matter?"
25:24So, when all of this is going on, the
25:25NGOs pop up.
25:27And from then on out, from that exact
25:29moment, Jack, I knew I was [ __ ]
25:32I just knew I was [ __ ]
25:34But I didn't know exactly what was going
25:35to happen.
25:37This is in August of 2022.
25:413 days later, I wake up and my
25:43girlfriend wakes me up next to me.
25:45"Andrew, Andrew." I'm like, "Woah, what?
25:46What? Look at this."
25:48Gives me her phone and there's a BBC
25:50news article.
25:52"Andrew Tate, misogynistic influencer,
25:54is banned from social media
25:56for being a dangerous person."
25:59Back then, now bans are a common thing.
26:02Everyone's desensitized to it. Back
26:03then, the only people who had been
26:05blanket banned on the internet were Alex
26:07Jones, Nick Fuentes. I was number three.
26:11And I was bigger than them.
26:13And by this point,
26:16I had become, in 2022, because of the
26:19affiliate army,
26:20the most Googled man on the planet.
26:23My mercenary army
26:25grew to 28,000 fan pages posting endless
26:29Tate content. You remember the days you
26:30couldn't get rid of me?
26:32You couldn't get rid of me from the
26:33algo. I was TikTok, I was Instagram, I
26:35was everywhere. 28,000 kids posting me
26:39all day, every day. We built an
26:41interactive library of everything I'd
26:42ever made. It was all transcribed.
26:45So, when you went into the interactive
26:46library, you'd type Bugatti, every
26:48Bugatti clip would come up. You'd type
26:50heartbreak,
26:51every time I'd ever said heartbreak in
26:53any video, because they were
26:54transcribed, it would come up. You could
26:56make lifestyle edits, and they'd take it
26:58all, and they post it, post, post, post.
27:00And if their account got banned, because
27:01they're from Peru, and they're making
27:03$300 a day affiliate, they're not going
27:05to go get a job for $300 a month. They
27:06just make a new one.
27:08Like a virus, like Agent Smith in the
27:09Matrix, like ants. You can't kill them.
27:12And they're just out there posting,
27:13posting. And then they realize they make
27:14the most money they post my most
27:16controversial stuff. And my most
27:17controversial stuff is out there by
27:1828,000 fan accounts posting four or five
27:21times an hour, and the entire algorithm
27:22is mine.
27:25And this may be the most Googled man on
27:26planet Earth. My school's now at 300,000
27:30students.
27:3315 million dollars turnover a month.
27:3715 million times 12
27:39is 15 times 10, 150 plus the 30 is 180
27:44million turnover at 80% margin, a 10x
27:47multiply, which is pretty simple for an
27:49EdTech business, especially with the
27:50margin like mine. A billion-dollar
27:52business.
27:531.2 billion, 9 months old, me and six
27:56dudes in a Telegram chat.
27:58I'm a billionaire.
28:03And I open up this BBC article on my
28:05girlfriend's phone.
28:06And it said that my views have become so
28:09destructive, and I'm doing so much
28:11damage to the planet and to the
28:13consciousness of young men, that I have
28:15to be removed from all social media.
28:18This was on her phone.
28:19I was like, "Well, that's inconvenient
28:21that they've deleted me everywhere."
28:24I was like, "Let me have a coffee." So,
28:25I put phone down. I went to get a
28:26coffee. And as I was walking to get a
28:27coffee, I opened up my phone.
28:30When I opened my phone, it said, "Your
28:32Apple ID is signed out."
28:34Well, that's weird.
28:36Okay.
28:37Went to click Twitter.
28:39Twitter signed out. Clicked WhatsApp.
28:42Your WhatsApp's been deleted.
28:44Clicked Instagram, of course, signed
28:45out. Clicked Gmail, signed out.
28:48They pressed a button, Jack, and wiped
28:51every single thing from my phone. The
28:54Apple ID itself, so I couldn't download
28:56apps, and every single application was
28:59logged out. Uber, Airbnb, Skype, any app
29:03on my phone, all of them were gone.
29:05Coinbase? Everything.
29:07Every single app.
29:10All of my bank accounts,
29:12Coinbase, I had a NatWest and a HSBC
29:15bank in the in England. They seized all
29:17that money. Talk about that soon.
29:19Everything was froze.
29:20Everything was gone. My entire phone
29:22just became a brick.
29:25And I called a friend of mine from my
29:27girlfriend's phone.
29:28And I said, "How the [ __ ] can they do
29:29this?" And he said, "They put you on a
29:30terror watch list. They can only do that
29:33if you're on a terror watch list." And I
29:35was like,
29:36"Surely not terror. The fuck."
29:39"I'll call you back."
29:41Here I filmed my final message. All
29:44that's left for me to do
29:46is have a positive impact on the world.
29:48I don't think anybody truly
29:52wants to go down as a villain. Maybe
29:54some people do. I don't. I wasn't raised
29:56that way.
29:57I sit down on the chair, and I get my
29:59final message to the world.
30:01I decided to retire from the internet. I
30:03thought, "You know what, Andrew? You
30:04made a hundred million dollars.
30:06You got a billion dollar business.
30:08They're after you.
30:09You're starting to feel a bit paranoid.
30:11It's getting hot.
30:13You have a very credible source telling
30:15you you're on a terror watch list.
30:18Once you're on a terror watch list, all
30:20bets are off. There's no more law.
30:22There's no more constitution. All that's
30:24gone. They can shoot you in the middle
30:26of the street. Police can come up and
30:28just shoot you, go, "Terrorist threat."
30:30End of story.
30:33And the basic premise was that I had so
30:35much power over the young men in 2022
30:37that I could have caused a revolution.
30:40They're probably right. I probably could
30:41have said, "Fuck the Matrix. Let's
30:44Westminster Palace tonight. Let's take
30:46over." And and it would have been it
30:47would have been the [ __ ] end.
30:49Please understand, the Matrix does not
30:52fear women. This is why they empower
30:54women. This is why they constantly
30:56attack me for being a misogynist. They
30:58want women to be as powerful as possible
31:01because you know what happens when women
31:02are powerful?
31:03Nothing.
31:05If women protest, if 100,000 women march
31:07through this town right now in protest,
31:09it's inconvenient. If 100,000 men march
31:11through this town, everything burns and
31:14the entire government changes. Men can
31:16fight. Men are armies. Women don't
31:18matter.
31:19They don't give a [ __ ] if women protest.
31:21They don't give a [ __ ] So, you want
31:23women at the top of the pyramid. You
31:24want women as powerful as possible so
31:25that women are in charge of society so
31:27that you can just stay at the top of
31:28your castle stealing and raping and
31:31pillaging from everybody. Just stealing
31:33all the money, destroying society,
31:35importing whoever, breaking all the
31:37laws, and what's going to happen? A
31:38bunch of women are going to nag.
31:40Give a [ __ ] When men get together, it's
31:43not called a protest.
31:45It's called a revolution.
31:47Women don't do revolutions. They can't.
31:50So, they deliberately empower women to
31:52subjugate men.
31:54That's why masculinity has been under
31:55such attack and I came along and was the
31:58most Googled man in the world promoting
32:00masculinity. Not realizing this was
32:02putting me at war against the Matrix
32:04itself. I wasn't even political at that
32:06time. I didn't even talk about political
32:08parties. I just said to young men,
32:10"Stand up for yourself. Go to the gym.
32:12Stick for what you believe in. You're
32:14allowed an opinion. You matter, too."
32:16And that was considered so dangerous. I
32:18ended up on a terror watch list and they
32:20wiped my entire phone. And the country
32:22that put me on a terror watch list, you
32:24want to guess?
32:26US.
32:27Incorrect, sir.
32:30England. Mhm.
32:33Great Britain
32:34put me on a terror watch list.
32:36The Foreign Office in the paperwork I
32:39later saw, which they wrote to the
32:40Romanians, said,
32:42"He is an unchecked source of
32:44influence."
32:46And they believed I was going to cause a
32:46revolution.
32:48Now, anybody at home who thinks
32:50that the intelligence agencies
32:53that are here to protect and serve us
32:55aren't primarily concerned with
32:57preventing a revolution is a fool. The
32:59CIA, the FBI, MI6, MI5, whoever. They
33:03don't care about much besides two
33:05things: Stealing money from around the
33:07world in the form of resources.
33:10There's a country here, Gambia. If we
33:13overthrow the president, put in a new
33:14president, we get control of the copper
33:16mines.
33:17[ __ ] democracy. [ __ ] who dies. We want
33:21copper because this is the American
33:23Empire.
33:24Overthrow the Gambian government.
33:26Or I don't know. Imagine there's oil in
33:28some random country, Venezuela. Who
33:29gives a [ __ ]
33:31That's what they do. And the second
33:32thing they have a concern with, besides
33:33stealing money from all around the
33:34world, is preventing revolution.
33:38The primary objective of intelligence
33:40agencies today is to prevent a
33:42revolution.
33:43Do you think when you walk down the
33:45street and talk to basically anybody out
33:46here, they don't want to rebel? The
33:48system's [ __ ] bro.
33:50We all know the system's [ __ ] Nobody
33:52can buy a house.
33:53Everything's [ __ ] Crime's getting
33:55worse. Taxes are going up. Currency's
33:57inflating. Everything's [ __ ] Everyone
33:59knows it, but we don't rebel.
34:01Why? Because there are many mechanisms,
34:04social media algorithms being one.
34:06Two, how hard they punish the people who
34:08even consider doing something as silly
34:10as waving a flag outside the capital.
34:13Their primary objective is to prevent a
34:14revolution. And they said the most
34:16Googled man on the planet now
34:18who's saying young men should stand up
34:19for themselves and not be afraid to die
34:21for their ideas, the most popular person
34:24on the planet
34:26is talking about
34:28how the Matrix is enslaving them all,
34:31how they need to resist, break free.
34:34They watched my videos and my six.
34:37And they thought, "This is a national
34:39security threat. He's on the same level
34:41as Osama bin Laden."
34:44And that was UK government. Why? That is
34:46when my phone got wiped. Why the UK? I
34:48don't What's the most important thing we
34:49need to understand about UK politics at
34:51that point in time? The UK has always
34:53been more left than even the Dems. And
34:57at the time the Dems were in power when
34:59all this was happening. Please remember,
35:00guys.
35:01When all of this was happening, you got
35:02banned on the internet for saying there
35:04was more than two genders. They banned
35:05you.
35:06You got banned for saying the COVID
35:07vaccine was dangerous. They banned you.
35:10The internet was complete Stasi.
35:12Now, why couldn't they just ban me?
35:14Well, they did.
35:16But why didn't it work?
35:18Clipping.
35:1928,000 fan pages.
35:21So, when I made
35:24And I think another reason to answer
35:25your question why the UK decided I was
35:26the threat is because although I am born
35:28American, I grew up in England. I'm seen
35:31as English. I'm from Luton. Mhm.
35:33And I was bigger in England than I ever
35:34was in America. Really? The English
35:36people were really tired of their
35:38government. And they still are.
35:41So, when I make my final message, I
35:42talked to Tristan and I said, "Enough is
35:44enough."
35:46We've done well.
35:48Tristan goes, "We can do more." I said,
35:50"Tristan,
35:51have you ever heard the story
35:53the sword of Damocles?"
35:55And he said, "Yes." And I recited the
35:57story to him about how there was a king
35:58once in a chair.
36:00And the slave walked in and said, "How
36:01does it feel to be in that chair? How
36:02does it feel to be the king? All these
36:04beautiful women are feeding you grapes
36:05and everyone's fanning you and you give
36:07an order and everyone does whatever you
36:08say. It must be so amazing to be the
36:10king."
36:11And he said to the slave, "Tomorrow you
36:13get to be the king.
36:14Tomorrow you can sit in this king's
36:15chair and I'll be the slave."
36:18And the slave is so excited he goes home
36:19he can't sleep.
36:21He wakes up the next day, so excited he
36:23runs in
36:25runs into the chamber, sits on the
36:26throne, he gets to be the king, the
36:27beautiful women start giving him the
36:28grapes, he's giving orders, do this, do
36:30that, bring me this, bring me that.
36:31They're doing everything he says, he
36:32feels so happy, and then he looks up
36:33above him and he sees a sword
36:36hanging by a single horse's hair.
36:40And for the rest of the day, he can't
36:41enjoy his life cuz he knows at any
36:43moment that hair can break.
36:45And the sword will fall on his head and
36:46he will die.
36:48And the king who has taken his place,
36:49who's the slave, looks above him.
36:51He has no sword.
36:53He has a humble life, but he has no
36:54sword above his head.
36:56So when you're at this stage, when
36:57you're the most Google'd man in the
36:58world, you're making all this money, but
36:59everyone's out to get you.
37:02Everyone else is like, "I'd love to be
37:04the king." Everyone says it. "I'd love
37:05to be as famous as you. You're the most
37:07famous man alive." I walk through
37:09Beverly Hills and more people come up to
37:10me than DiCaprio.
37:12They swarm me. They don't swarm the
37:13A-listers, they don't swarm the movie
37:14stars, they don't care. They all swarm
37:15me. I was like, "I must be cool."
37:18Yeah, but there's a sword
37:20above my head.
37:22I tell Tristan the story.
37:24I explain to him Sword of Damocles,
37:25lights a cigar.
37:27Doesn't give a [ __ ] It's Tristan.
37:29So [ __ ] him.
37:32Then I said, "What about the story of
37:33Icarus?"
37:35Remember the man who flew too close to
37:36the sun, Tristan?
37:39Again, keeps puffing on his cigar.
37:41"Andrew, [ __ ] these people."
37:44And I love Tristan with all my heart.
37:47And the best thing about our
37:48relationship is that we listen to each
37:49other.
37:50And I said,
37:51"If you say [ __ ] 'em, if you say it's
37:52war, it's war."
37:54He goes, "It's war." So [ __ ] 'em, let's
37:55run it then.
37:56So I was the one saying, "Let me do a
37:58final message and go away." And Tristan
38:00was like, "No, no, no, no. We've just
38:02gotten started."
38:04So I do my final message, I explain that
38:06I misunderstood.
38:08That little clips have been taken out of
38:09context. That I'm a nice guy. That I'm
38:12just trying to teach the world
38:13entrepreneurship.
38:15That I haven't really done anything
38:16wrong. I said women can't park, they
38:17can't. Get over it.
38:20Final message goes out.
38:2228,000 fan accounts jump on the final
38:24message.
38:25I'm getting more views than the BBC. And
38:28for the first time in history,
38:31they banned someone
38:33and he got bigger.
38:35When they banned Alex Jones, he went
38:36away.
38:37When they banned Nick Fuentes, he
38:38disappeared to the corners of the
38:40internet, the fringe corners of the
38:42internet. But when they banned me,
38:45I got bigger.
38:47I didn't get smaller. I got bigger.
38:49And you get three lives
38:52per your question.
38:54First, they try and shut you up.
38:55Second, they try and put you in jail.
38:57Third, they try and kill you.
38:59So, when I noticed I was getting bigger
39:00and my school's getting more and more
39:02and more students, I'm making millions
39:04of dollars a day, Jack.
39:06I go to sleep
39:08and wake up with 2 million new dollars.
39:11It was ridiculous.
39:14I said to Tristan, "Something's going to
39:16happen. We have to get out of here."
39:19The day I said that to him, we were
39:20sitting around talking about it. And by
39:22coincidence, by providence, I do like to
39:24believe that perhaps I live in The
39:25Truman Show.
39:27A man comes to my house, a Romanian guy.
39:29I'm not going to say names.
39:31"I need to talk to you." I said,
39:32"Brother, I'm busy. Not today."
39:34He said it's important.
39:35He's an important man in Romania. So, I
39:37said, "Okay, come."
39:38Comes, we sit down in my secure room.
39:40And he said, "You need to buy some
39:41land."
39:43I'm like, "Bro, what?" He goes, "You
39:45need to buy some land." He gets out this
39:46map and he goes, "There's some land
39:47here.
39:48It's 7 million dollars and you should
39:50buy it."
39:52And I said, "Why should I buy it? This
39:53is 2 hours by dirt bike to reach this
39:56land. It's not even near a road. There's
39:57no electricity. There's no water. I
39:59can't build anything here. It's I'm
40:00going to get an ATV and drive all day to
40:02even reach this land. It's in the middle
40:04of the Carpathians. What am I going to
40:05do with this?"
40:07He said, "My dad was given it after the
40:08fall of communism and he wants to sell
40:10it for 7 million dollars. You should buy
40:11it." And I said, "Well, I don't have
40:12time. I don't want it." He said, "You're
40:14going to need the friends."
40:17I I "Why am I going to need the friends?
40:18I have friends in Romania."
40:20Without incriminating myself. I have
40:22friends.
40:23He said,
40:25"There's a lot of conversation about you
40:27in Romania in the power structures right
40:29now, and I think you're going to need
40:30the friends."
40:32And my stupid ass, even though I knew it
40:34was a shakedown, thought it was about
40:36all the news coverage of my deletion. I
40:38was like, "Well, the BBC is saying I'm a
40:40horrible person and I live in Romania,
40:41and they deleted me from social media,
40:43and now my final message is gone now,
40:45and it's on 28,000 fan accounts, and I'm
40:47the talk of the town, and all this is
40:48going on. So, of course some high-level
40:50Romanians have [ __ ] spoke some [ __ ]
40:52about me, and now they're trying to
40:53shake me down. This is all gay." I'm
40:56like, "Bro, I'll let you know.
40:58I'll get back to you in a few days."
41:00He left, and I said to Tristan, "Let's
41:02get the [ __ ] out of here.
41:03Let's just go."
41:04He goes, "Where?" I said, "Dubai."
41:06Dubai's a pretty stable place. You don't
41:08get shot by accident in Dubai. Let's
41:09just I was like, "Tristan, I know you're
41:10saying [ __ ] them. I can feel the heat.
41:12Something's going on. Let's just go to
41:14Dubai a little while."
41:16He goes, "Fuck it. Let's go to Dubai. I
41:17don't give a [ __ ] Let's go." Cool.
41:19Big private jet,
41:20all the girlfriends on the jet, all the
41:22babies, all the baby mamas, 30 women
41:24[ __ ] me, Tristan, like a easy jet
41:26flight full of chicks. We go we go to
41:27Dubai.
41:29Go to some big beautiful house, put the
41:31clips in of that house with the Bugatti
41:33outside. Georgiana's with us. She's
41:34driving the Bugatti outside that big
41:35beautiful house
41:37in Emirates Hills.
41:39$250,000 a week.
41:42Chump change.
41:43We're rich.
41:44$250,000 a week in rent. Sheesha, having
41:46a great time. Did my first
41:49podcast with the Nelk Boys and Bradley
41:51Martyn in that house.
41:53Zuby, I did a podcast with Zuby.
41:56And during all these podcasts,
41:58I could feel the heat. Rob Moore, my
42:00first Rob Moore. When I was in Dubai,
42:01I'm the biggest thing in the world.
42:02Everyone's saying, "Can we do a podcast?
42:03Can we do a podcast?" I'm like, "Yeah,
42:04sure." Everyone's flying to Dubai to
42:06talk to me, and I'm saying in all these
42:07podcasts, "You get three lives.
42:10And if they ever try and put me in jail
42:12for something I didn't do, I hope
42:14everyone at home is smart enough to
42:15understand it is a setup. I said that
42:18verbatim. Please play the clips of me
42:20saying that verbatim on repeat in Dubai
42:23after all of this has happened.
42:26After about a month in Dubai,
42:29I'm sitting there and I'm like,
42:30"Tristan,
42:32I still feel uneasy."
42:34He goes, "Why? We've made it."
42:36And I remember him, I remember the
42:37gesture. He goes, "We've made it." and
42:40does this.
42:42And he he gestures his hand over at a
42:44pool behind our $45 million house filled
42:48with women.
42:49We made it, bro.
42:51And I was like,
42:53"35 years old.
42:55I had like $30 maybe. Now I've got
42:58hundreds of millions of dollars which
42:59I've made inside of a single year.
43:02You can't just make it like that. You
43:03can't Life can't be that easy. It was a
43:06[ __ ] few of my friends
43:08and me, you know, teaching people it
43:10wasn't a scam. The reason it worked is
43:12cuz it worked. If it was a scam, it
43:14never would have took off. It took off
43:15cuz we were teaching kids to actually
43:17make money. Everyone's making money on
43:18the most popular man on the planet.
43:19Everyone loves me. I'm top G. I'm
43:21famous. I've got hundreds of millions of
43:22dollars. I've got this big house in
43:23Dubai. I've got beautiful women. I've
43:24got kids. Everything. I'm like,
43:27"Have I won?"
43:28Tristan's like, "Yeah, we won. It's
43:29over. We won."
43:31I'm like, "It can't be that easy." He
43:32goes,
43:34"I think we won."
43:36So we're in Dubai for about two or three
43:37months.
43:38I'm doing viral clips. I did the clips
43:40with Aiden. Aiden came out there, did
43:42the podcast with Aiden where I had the
43:44robe on and he's sitting there and I'm
43:45doing all these things. We're in Dubai.
43:47And then one day we get a phone call
43:49from Piers Morgan's team.
43:51"You're a cultural force and we want to
43:53talk to you." I was like, "Tristan, see?
43:54I told you. Here's the setup. I told
43:56you. They want us to go to England.
43:57They're going to arrest us. We're on a
43:58terror watchlist in England." Tristan's
44:00like, "Stop being a [ __ ] bro. It's
44:02Piers Morgan. He's a bitch." I'm like,
44:03"No, but if we go to England, they're
44:04going to [ __ ] arrest us." He goes,
44:06"Are you scared of Piers Morgan?" I'm
44:07like, "No, [ __ ] Piers." He goes, "Okay,
44:09but when you go on there,
44:11just be a little bit calmer." Cuz my
44:12first Piers Morgan, I didn't beef him.
44:14He goes, "This is probably a test. They
44:16just want to see like if you're really a
44:18terrorist. Go on there, be a bit calmer,
44:20be a bit nicer, explain the truth,
44:22explain that you're a nice guy, don't
44:24let anyone think you're a danger. Go on
44:26there." And if you watch my first Piers
44:27Morgan, I'm a lot calmer. I'm a lot more
44:29like,
44:30I I I deliberately decided not to go
44:32there and be top G, to be a lot more
44:35under you know, understandable as a
44:36human.
44:39So, Tristan convinces me that the
44:40British state just wants to make sure
44:42I'm a sensible, rational actor.
44:44So, we leave our phones, we leave our
44:46laptops, we leave everything sensitive
44:47in Dubai. We go on a private jet with a
44:49small suitcase and fly to England. And
44:51as the plane was coming down
44:53into London Heathrow Airport,
44:56I said to Tristan, "They're going to
44:57arrest us when we land."
44:59He goes, "We'll see."
45:00We land, straight through.
45:03Straight through. No problems.
45:05Did the podcast with Piers Morgan. I was
45:07deliberately
45:09more
45:10I deliberately let him clown on me a
45:12little bit. Like, I'm just a I'm just a
45:14guy. I'm just an idiot. I have some
45:15ideas and I believe with men are people,
45:17too, and men should be able to stick up
45:19for themselves, and that we live in a
45:20gynocracy, and that it's all
45:22misogynistic, and that men are getting
45:23destroyed, and women have all the power,
45:25but I believe that men are human as
45:26well, and that men are allowed rights.
45:28And he came at me saying I'm a
45:29misogynist, I'm this, you're a terrible
45:31person, you're a Hitler, all this [ __ ]
45:32And I'm just like, "Yeah, yeah, well, I
45:33don't think so." Really nice, really
45:35calm. Is this November, roughly? This is
45:39December of 2022. Okay.
45:43Just before Christmas.
45:45And I do the Piers Morgan show, and the
45:47reception is fantastic. All the comments
45:49under that show are 100% on my side.
45:51Piers Morgan gets completely [ __ ]
45:52slated for being a [ __ ] to me.
45:54Everyone loved me.
45:56I go to Sloane Street,
45:58I buy $300,000
46:01of Christmas presents
46:02for all my girlfriends, all the kids,
46:04all my baby mama's, whatever. I'm
46:05running around security just walking
46:06into Harrods buying I didn't know what
46:08the price of [ __ ] anything was, Jack.
46:10Money had lost value.
46:12Even billionaires don't have 350 million
46:14liquid. What the [ __ ] I've beep beep
46:17beep beep beep bags of [ __ ] four
46:19security guys carrying all my [ __ ] Beep
46:20beep beep.
46:23Finished in London.
46:25I did the Pearl podcast where I sat down
46:27with Pearl. I don't know if you ever saw
46:29that. I sat down with all the girls and
46:30it was Britney What's her name?
46:32Can't remember. She's known for being a
46:35bit promiscuous and she was on this
46:36podcast. I was really nice to her. I
46:37offered her a tangerine and it was a
46:39nice time.
46:41And then I said to Tristan, I said,
46:42"Tristan, I'm sorry. You're right.
46:44Nothing's wrong. Everything's fine.
46:46England was supposed to be the ones who
46:47put us on the terror watchlist. I'm here
46:48in England, nothing's happening. I'm
46:49spending all this money. No one gives a
46:50[ __ ] I just did Piers Morgan. It's
46:51fine. Everything's fine."
46:54Maybe it's all wrong. Maybe we should go
46:54home.
46:56And then Tristan turns around to me. He
46:57goes, "No.
46:58If we go back to Romania, you're going
46:59to be [ __ ] panicking and you're going
47:01to be worried and I want you to have a
47:02free nice free life. So, let's go back
47:03to Dubai and just chill a little bit
47:04longer."
47:06So, all right, cool.
47:08And then Tristan goes, "But before we go
47:09to Dubai, I want to repack my suitcase
47:11and we need to drop all these presents
47:12off cuz we have $300,000 of shopping. We
47:15have two cars of bags."
47:17He goes, "Let's go to Romania, drop the
47:20bags off, and then go to Dubai."
47:23So, I was like, "Good idea."
47:24So, we land at 9:00 p.m.
47:28in Romania straight off the plane. No
47:30problems. All the bags in the house, all
47:32the bags in the car.
47:33And we're due to take off at 6:00 a.m.
47:37We go to sleep.
47:38And at 4:00 a.m.
47:40that morning is the video the entire
47:43world saw
47:45when they raided our house again
47:48and they dragged us out for human
47:49trafficking. They searched the house.
47:51They took all the cars and they started
47:53going through everything. That's the
47:54video everyone saw. That's where we are
47:56in the timeline.
47:59When they busted that door open, Jack,
48:03at 4:00 a.m. for the second raid after
48:04we landed,
48:06when I heard
48:09I heard the door go
48:11I reached across and grabbed that famous
48:13machete from that machete video.
48:16I picked it up and I stood up in my
48:18underwear.
48:20And when I saw my front the door to my
48:22bedroom bust off the hinges and police
48:25ran in,
48:26I felt relieved.
48:28I thought it was the Serbs, the
48:29Albanians.
48:31I have enemies everywhere, Turks. I
48:33thought it was the other team.
48:35When I saw police and they pointed the
48:36gun at me, I was like, "Thank god. Just
48:38you [ __ ] guys. What the [ __ ] do you
48:40want?"
48:41Cuz I had held a machete.
48:43The [ __ ] guy runs up and front kicks
48:46me across the [ __ ] room.
48:48Thank god his gun didn't go off.
48:50They jump all over me.
48:52The girl who's in my bed,
48:54they jump all over her.
48:56And while I'm on the ground,
48:58while the while the guards with the guns
49:00with the [ __ ] SWAT have got their
49:01knees on my back,
49:03when I'm on the ground in my [ __ ]
49:04bedroom, you know what the first thing
49:06they said to me was?
49:08"Where's the Bugatti?"
49:12I swear to god.
49:14I was like, "What the [ __ ] What? What?
49:17This is about my Bugatti? What?"
49:19Cuz before that, and please play the
49:21clips, I was driving around Romania in
49:24my Bugatti.
49:25I would flew my Bugatti from Dubai to
49:27Romania and I was driving around
49:28Romania. But when I flew back to Dubai
49:30cuz of the heat, I had flown the car
49:32back to Dubai.
49:34So the Bugatti wasn't in Romania
49:35anymore. So I think they're there for
49:37the Bugatti.
49:38I'm like, "What the [ __ ] is this?" "Shut
49:40up. Shut up. Shut up."
49:44Drag us to the living room, put me in
49:45there, Tristan there, handcuff us. We
49:47sit there.
49:50Eventually the detective says we're here
49:51for human
49:53I'm like, "We've [ __ ] done this
49:54already."
49:56And if you're here for human
49:57trafficking, why is it the girl who was
49:59in my bed you didn't ask if she's okay?
50:02You [ __ ] dragged her by her hair out
50:05of the bed and forced her onto the
50:07ground at gunpoint and asked about my
50:09Bugatti. What the [ __ ] that got to do
50:11with anything?
50:12"We need to take your assets."
50:16But I thought we're here for human
50:17trafficking and the girl you find in the
50:18house you beat the [ __ ] out of and start
50:20asking me about my cars.
50:23They start to go through the entire
50:24house.
50:26This time they take the car keys.
50:28All our bank accounts and all our crypto
50:29exchanges have already been deleted.
50:31Everything been deleted back in the UK
50:33terror list.
50:36Assets. So, they take all the cars. This
50:38is famous. Find the clips. All the cars
50:40on trucks.
50:41All the watches they took.
50:44Which was about 600 grand. I had bought
50:46again.
50:47Cuz I had so much money. And they took
50:48them again.
50:50Now, I remember when they were searching
50:52the house
50:53I had a big safe.
50:55You know, Jack, I am part black. So,
50:56sometimes we do silly things like show
50:58off.
50:59And I had a safe with bulletproof glass
51:01at the front so you could see all my
51:03nice things. You could see all the
51:04watches, see the piles of cash, see the
51:07gold. You could see it all.
51:08And the police are like, "Open the
51:09safe."
51:11So, I don't have to open the safe.
51:13They said, "You don't have to
51:14but you're going to jail and we are
51:16going to get in.
51:18So, if it takes us a year to get in
51:22we'll just tell the judge not to let you
51:23out of jail cuz we haven't been in your
51:24safe yet."
51:27I was like, "You [ __ ] cunts."
51:30I asked my lawyer. I look at my lawyer.
51:31My lawyer is like
51:32"It's what they're going to do."
51:34So, I had to open the safe, bro. What
51:36are you going to do? Open the safe. They
51:38got the [ __ ] guns. They robbed me,
51:39take all my [ __ ] take all my stuff.
51:41They're taking everything.
51:44They took the house itself.
51:45The deeds for the house, they took that.
51:48And during this seizure, I believe it
51:49was reported
51:51in the media, they took around 15
51:53million American dollars of cars,
51:56houses, land, companies I had in
51:58Romania, all these things. They seized
52:00everything.
52:02And after this house search, they're
52:03looking for drugs, looking for steroids,
52:05all again. And the whole time I'm saying
52:06to the guys, "What the [ __ ] is going on?
52:08We've already done this, guys. She's a
52:10liar. We know she's a liar. We've
52:13already done this. We've been to the
52:14whole house. What's going on?"
52:16They said the same thing as last time.
52:18"You have to go to the DIICOT office to
52:19talk to the prosecutor."
52:21I'm like, "Is it the same guy?"
52:24They're like, "You'll see."
52:25And at this point, you know, in my
52:26optimism, I must be stupid. I'm sitting
52:28there going, "This must be a mistake.
52:30This is just Romania, you know, that
52:32prosecutor is probably retired, and this
52:34desk this [ __ ] file ended up on
52:35someone else's desk, and they're just
52:37doing it all wrong. I'm going to go
52:39there and explain that she's a liar, and
52:40that we're all laughing. We should have
52:41bought her handbags, and haha. And last
52:44time I went to the DIICOT office, I went
52:45home straight away. So, surely this is
52:47just the same bullshit."
52:49So, I walk out of my house.
52:51They throw me in the police car in front
52:53of the media.
52:55I remember when they said it's time to
52:56go, we search the house. I said, "Can
52:58you bring the police car inside the
52:59gate, and I'll get in there?" They're
53:00like, "No."
53:02I was like, "See why? You want to perp
53:03walk me in front of the media?"
53:05The guy goes, "Yes."
53:08I'm like, "Okay. Cool. Perp walk me. I
53:09don't give a [ __ ] I'm a gangster."
53:11So, you can see the clip videos. You see
53:12me walk out with my hood up. What media
53:14outlets were there? Was it just Gandul?
53:16No, it was Romanian, it was Associated
53:18Press, it was everybody.
53:20Global. The world was there to watch
53:22this happen.
53:23Human trafficker, BBC News, who said I
53:25was the worst person in the world. All
53:27those NGO accounts who had posted about
53:28me. See, I told you he's been arrested
53:30for human trafficking. The entire
53:32[ __ ] internet blows up.
53:35They drag me. I go to see the DIICOT
53:36prosecutor. I sit there.
53:38And this time it's the same guy
53:40with about five other guys and a couple
53:42girls.
53:4310 of them, all standing behind the
53:45desk, and I'm sitting in front of them.
53:47I'm like, "What the [ __ ] is going on?"
53:51And they say, "By Romanian code in the
53:52article blah blah blah blah blah blah
53:54blah, you're under arrest for organized
53:55criminal group, head of a mafia gang,
53:57witness intimidation, arms trafficking,
53:59human trafficking, rape, assault, 21 I'm
54:02like,
54:03"For [ __ ] what?"
54:05"How do you plead?" I'm like, "Well, not
54:06guilty, obviously. This is bullshit."
54:08And they're like, "What do you have to
54:10say about the crime of human
54:11trafficking?" I'm like, "Nothing. It's
54:13made up. What do you have to say about
54:14the crime of assault?" I'm like,
54:15"Assault who, bro? What are you talking
54:17about?" So, I get an argument with the
54:18DIICOT guys.
54:20My lawyer says to me, he goes, "Andrew,
54:21there's no point arguing with them. We
54:22have to talk to the judge. There's
54:23nothing we can do.
54:24Forget about it. Just chill. Just
54:26chill."
54:28At the end of it, he goes, "And we
54:29recommend detention."
54:32So, I was like, "So, I don't get to go
54:32home like last time?" But, I'm like,
54:35"No, you're going to jail."
54:37And that's the clip where they take me
54:39out of the DIICOT office, and the armed
54:41guards walk me into the police car,
54:43where I say, The Matrix has attacked me.
54:45There's a clip of me walking, and I say,
54:46"The Matrix has attacked me."
54:48And I get taken to prison.
54:51In between Christmas and New Year,
54:53I'm very excited to find out what the
54:54[ __ ] I'm in jail for.
54:57Now, in retrospect, what's really
55:00interesting, and I want everyone to
55:01remember this later.
55:03After the initial April accusation by
55:06girl A,
55:07the case stayed open. Like, I called my
55:09lawyer and asked, but there wasn't a
55:12single entry in the case file. It was
55:14open on his desk without a single entry
55:16in the case file. And then warrants for
55:20surveillance started being added to the
55:22case file to spy on us.
55:25The exact same day I was deleted.
55:29The same day that my phone was wiped.
55:32The same day the BBC said I was the
55:33worst person in the world. The The day
55:35that they said I had to be disappearing
55:36from social media, the same day they
55:38attacked me before my final message, the
55:39exact same day the Romanian prosecutor
55:41started requesting warrants from judges.
55:44So, he got the call.
55:46Same day.
55:48So, I'm in jail and I'm handed
55:51the reason I'm in jail and it's about
55:53this thick in Romania,
55:56which I don't [ __ ] speak.
55:58And I said, "Yo, yo, yo."
56:01to the prison guard. "By Romanian law,
56:03you have to tell me in my language. I
56:05don't speak Romanian."
56:06And the prison guard goes, "It's
56:07Christmas. We don't have translator."
56:10And walked off.
56:11So, I don't know why I'm in jail. Do you
56:13have your phone? No.
56:15I have no phone. I'm taken to jail, I'm
56:18given this pile of papers, and I'm
56:19thrown in a cell.
56:20Romanian jail is exactly how you expect
56:23it to be. It's
56:26If you want to see what the inside of a
56:27Romanian jail's like, you can just look
56:29up the Russian jails. It's still Soviet.
56:31It's very similar. There's no yard time,
56:34there's no library, there's no
56:35interaction with other prisoners really.
56:38Imagine you go to a bathroom and the
56:41door closes and you don't leave. It's
56:42about the size of a bathroom.
56:44There's cockroaches all over. It's old,
56:46it's dirty. The infestation of bugs is
56:49[ __ ] vile. Not that I'm squeamish,
56:52I'm not a girl.
56:53But it's just disgusting and you're in a
56:55bathroom.
56:56There's a tiny window about the size of
56:57a plate and there's an artificial light
56:59that doesn't turn off. That's Romanian
57:01jail.
57:03So, I'm thrown in this cell and I'm
57:04saying to my lawyer,
57:07"What the [ __ ] going on, Alan?"
57:08And he's like, "I have to read the
57:09file." My lawyer's like, "Oh, let me
57:11read it. Let me read it." It's this big.
57:13And he's flicking through it, flicking
57:14through it and going, "This is This is
57:15all garbage. What is this? This is
57:16garbage."
57:17They're saying that two girls,
57:20your girlfriends, you you human traffic
57:22them on TikTok.
57:24You made them do TikTok for money.
57:26But I can't find any transfers of money.
57:29It doesn't make any sense.
57:31I'm like,
57:33"Okay, so how the [ __ ] do I get out of
57:34here? Ask the girls. And the girls,
57:37please play the videos.
57:38Betty and Yasmine do videos in my
57:41defense. I've never seen any of them
57:44being aggressive
57:46or rude.
57:49No.
57:49No. The two girls are like, what the
57:51[ __ ] We just have Tik Tok like every
57:53other girl on the planet. He didn't make
57:55us do Tik Tok for money. What are you
57:57talking about? They've made this up. And
58:00they were on my side. This is the thing
58:02that's so annoying about my story.
58:03Everyone goes, "Oh yeah, but the girls
58:04accused him." No one's ever accused me
58:06of anything besides the girl I said hi
58:08to twice in my life.
58:10Girl A.
58:12The girls that they threw me in jail for
58:13human trafficking on Tik Tok were on my
58:16side defending me.
58:19And the next 3 months is the story
58:21everyone watched of me in jail.
58:24The entire media blowing up insulting
58:26me. They took all my money.
58:29They thought. They took my ability to
58:31speak back. They thought. But of course,
58:34I'm smarter than the average bear and I
58:36have money hidden and I also have 28 Tik
58:38Tok fan accounts. So there's this now
58:40this media war of the mainstream media
58:42saying I'm a human trafficker and all my
58:44fan pages and my Twitter constantly
58:46releasing information that I'm not a
58:47human trafficker and the videos of all
58:49the girls defending me, the victims in
58:51the case.
58:53Those girls are now making videos
58:54defending me.
58:57And this was very frustrating for the
58:59authorities in Romania cuz normally when
59:01you take someone's social media and you
59:02take his bank accounts and throw him in
59:03jail, you win the the media war.
59:06What can you say, right?
59:07But not with me.
59:09All of a sudden, the videos of the
59:11victims are on the internet saying this
59:12is a [ __ ] setup. This is corruption.
59:16And I've already told the story at
59:18length on other podcasts, Patrick Bet
59:19David and such and I encourage people to
59:21watch it of my experience in jail. And I
59:24could talk for the the 2 days about all
59:26the micro stories that happened while I
59:29was in jail.
59:31But for continuity, I won't do that.
59:33Before we move on, I do want to ask,
59:34were you uh
59:36Greta?
59:38Was there anything with Greta Thunberg
59:39in the pizza box, or was that just made
59:41up?
59:41>> I think it was all just made up. Okay.
59:42>> They knew where I lived.
59:44They knew where I lived. I think it was
59:45just
59:46bad timing. I think that was literally
59:48the night before I was arrested.
59:51It may have been.
59:52I don't know if you want to answer
59:53uh the suicide letters.
59:56We're going to get into that. Okay.
59:59So, I'm in jail, and I told endless
1:00:01stories of jail.
1:00:03And the basic premise is that Tristan,
1:00:05in his beautiful,
1:00:07truly remarkable forever optimism,
1:00:10thinks it's funny.
1:00:12It's a matrix attack.
1:00:14It's hilarious. And I've told the
1:00:15stories how he didn't care about jail.
1:00:16Didn't give a [ __ ]
1:00:18And I'm trying to get out.
1:00:21Every 30 days, you know, when I first
1:00:22went there,
1:00:25I I I look at this hellhole.
1:00:27And I had two lawyers. I had Allen,
1:00:29who's a guy I've known for a very long
1:00:30time, who most people see. And I had an
1:00:31older lawyer. Name was Gleegock. And
1:00:33he'd been part of the system for a
1:00:35really long time.
1:00:37And I said to Allen, I got to get the
1:00:38[ __ ] out of here. And he said, "Well,
1:00:39don't worry. DIICOT put you in jail for
1:00:40a day, but after a day, they have to
1:00:42convince a judge to let you go."
1:00:44So, I do 1 day in jail, and then we go
1:00:46in front of the judge. And Allen stands
1:00:47up and goes, "Inside this entire file,
1:00:49which I've been up all night reading,
1:00:51they're accusing Andrew Tate,
1:00:52a man with money, of human trafficking
1:00:55two girls on TikTok. They can't prove
1:00:57any money was made on TikTok. They can't
1:00:59prove any transfers went to Andrew from
1:01:00TikTok. And the two girls says he didn't
1:01:03do it.
1:01:04So, can Andrew go home now?"
1:01:06He presents it all to the judge. And the
1:01:08judge is like, "Yeah, yeah, this doesn't
1:01:09really make sense." And she's kind of
1:01:10confused. She's asking a lot of
1:01:12questions back and really like,
1:01:14"What? What do you mean TikTok? Everyone
1:01:16has TikTok." He's like, "Yeah, exactly.
1:01:17This is stupid."
1:01:19So, at At end of all this, she goes, "I
1:01:21have to go make my decision." And at the
1:01:22end of it, I said to Alan, "What happens
1:01:24if we go to jail?" He goes, "There's no
1:01:25way you're going to jail."
1:01:27I was like, "Why not?" He goes, "I've
1:01:28been doing this 10 years. I've never
1:01:29seen a case this stupid. There's no way
1:01:31you're going to jail."
1:01:32I was like, "You sure? But what happens
1:01:33if we do?" He goes, "You're not going to
1:01:34jail."
1:01:35And you know what was weird? When he
1:01:36started saying that, I just knew I was
1:01:37going to jail. You know when someone's
1:01:38like so sure? I'm like, I just sit there
1:01:41and I was just like,
1:01:43"We're going to go, aren't we?"
1:01:44"We're going to go."
1:01:45And the judge, who looked really
1:01:47understanding and was, you know,
1:01:48listening to us about TikTok etc., she
1:01:50goes out the back for an hour or so,
1:01:52gets the phone call,
1:01:54which we'll talk about later, comes back
1:01:56out and says, "Jail detention 30 days."
1:01:58And walks straight off.
1:02:00Guys jump on me, handcuff straight me,
1:02:01take me to jail, throw me back in the
1:02:02[ __ ] cell.
1:02:05And I can't believe it. And I'm saying
1:02:06to Alan, "What the [ __ ] is going on?"
1:02:10And he's like, "I don't know. I don't
1:02:12know. I've never seen corruption like
1:02:13this. Your case doesn't make any sense.
1:02:15I don't know where this is coming from.
1:02:17I have to find out where this is coming
1:02:18from. This is corruption." Like, I know
1:02:19this is corruption. What the [ __ ] is
1:02:20happening?
1:02:23So, my first week in jail, and I've
1:02:24already told a lot of stories, but I
1:02:25just want to tell some important points
1:02:27for the story.
1:02:29My first week in jail, I come to the
1:02:31conclusion that the Romanian system is a
1:02:32[ __ ] set up, and that these clowns,
1:02:35these prosecutors are [ __ ] idiots who
1:02:37know I'm innocent, who know I'm
1:02:38innocent, have set me up to shake me
1:02:40down and steal my money.
1:02:42So, I need to get out without using
1:02:43Romanian means.
1:02:45So, what do I do?
1:02:46Well, I do three things. The first thing
1:02:47I do is I call the British Embassy. I'm
1:02:49British.
1:02:50Second thing I do is I call the American
1:02:51Embassy. I'm American.
1:02:53And the third thing I do is I request
1:02:55for my international legal teams to fly
1:02:57in to see me.
1:02:58And things happen in that order. The
1:03:00British Embassy sends somebody to come
1:03:01and see me in Romanian jail.
1:03:03And I get taken from my cell and get
1:03:05taken to the room, and the lady from the
1:03:07British Embassy is there.
1:03:08And she's like, "Hello." I'm like, "Hi.
1:03:10So, yeah, I've been set up in Romania."
1:03:12She goes, "Yeah, um a lot of people get
1:03:14arrested around the world, so uh just
1:03:16want you to know that consular support
1:03:18is pretty limited and I have a leaflet
1:03:20for you. It's gov.uk leaflet about what
1:03:23happens in your arrest abroad and any
1:03:24information you need is there.
1:03:27I was like, "Okay, yeah, but this is a
1:03:28corrupt setup. So, who do I speak to?"
1:03:29She's like, "Uh that's I just have to
1:03:30give you the leaflet. Nice to meet you."
1:03:32Walked off.
1:03:33That was the British consular support.
1:03:37Took me back to my cell with this
1:03:38[ __ ] leaflet. gov.uk.
1:03:40If you're arrested abroad, what to do?
1:03:42Like I was like this [ __ ] garbage.
1:03:45So, I was like, "Fuck the English.
1:03:46They're useless anyway. No one gives a
1:03:47[ __ ] what England says. Let me wait for
1:03:48the Americans. I'm an American citizen."
1:03:51And I'm there and I'm talking to the
1:03:52prison guards.
1:03:53And the prison guards know I'm innocent.
1:03:55They're like, "What are you doing here?"
1:03:57Cuz everyone knows me in Romania. I'm
1:03:58famous. I'm like, "Bro, you [ __ ] tell
1:03:59me." And they're like, "Ah you you've
1:04:01upset someone." I'm like, "Who?" They're
1:04:02like, "I don't know, but there's no
1:04:04reason for you to be here. This is
1:04:05[ __ ] It's Romania. It's [ __ ]
1:04:07You upset someone."
1:04:08I'm like, "Who did I upset? Is it the
1:04:09guy whose land I didn't buy? Like,
1:04:11what's going on?" Going through my head.
1:04:14Anyway, they said, "An American has
1:04:16never been arrested in Romania before."
1:04:18I was like, "Really?" He goes, "Yes,
1:04:19actually, we had an American guy here
1:04:21before. He stabbed two people
1:04:25and he went home in 3 days, back to
1:04:27America." I was like, "Really?" He goes,
1:04:29"Yeah, Romania's not going to arrest
1:04:30Americans."
1:04:32I was like, "So, I'm going to go home?"
1:04:32They're like, "For sure."
1:04:35So, he stabbed two people and he got
1:04:36out. I had supposedly [ __ ] stole
1:04:38TikTok money. So, I'm sure I'm going to
1:04:40get out. So, I'm really excited for the
1:04:41American MC to turn up. American MC
1:04:43turns up. I walk in there. I'm like,
1:04:45"Guys, thank [ __ ] Real humans. No more
1:04:47Romanians. This You're an Ameri- I'm an
1:04:49American. You're a [ __ ] American.
1:04:51This is [ __ ] US Constitution. This
1:04:54is [ __ ] garbage." And they're like,
1:04:56"Yeah,
1:04:58the American government considers
1:05:00Romania to be a real legal system and
1:05:03that we respect the sanctity of the
1:05:05legal system and we believe that you
1:05:06have to go through the legal system."
1:05:09I'm like, "What the [ __ ] does that mean?
1:05:10This is a setup in a corrupt dump. We
1:05:12all know it's corrupt. On the corruption
1:05:14index, we're at the same level as
1:05:16Zambia. That's a lie. Look it up.
1:05:18Romania is considered a hybrid state.
1:05:20There's four states
1:05:22of a democracy. You have democracy at
1:05:24the top, you have flawed democracy, then
1:05:27you have hybrid state, then you have
1:05:29authoritarianism. Hybrid state is the
1:05:31same as Zambia. The Romanian system is
1:05:34considered at Zambian level, and the
1:05:35American government is now telling me
1:05:37that we respect the Romanian judicial
1:05:39system and believe that you have to go
1:05:40through the process. I'm like, "What the
1:05:41[ __ ] does that mean? How long am I going
1:05:43to be here?"
1:05:44He goes,
1:05:45"Andrew, I like you.
1:05:47And you know, I'm just here to do my
1:05:48job, and
1:05:50I've been around,
1:05:52but I think you need to prepare for
1:05:53quite a long stay."
1:05:54I'm like, "What the [ __ ] you talking
1:05:55about? What do you mean a long stay? I
1:05:55haven't [ __ ] done anything."
1:05:57He goes, "Yeah, there's nothing really
1:05:58the American government's prepared to do
1:05:59for you." I'm like, "What do you mean
1:06:00prepared? What can you do?" He goes,
1:06:02"Well,
1:06:03what we can do and what we're prepared
1:06:04to do are different things,
1:06:06and we're not prepared to do much for
1:06:07you right now, so here's a leaflet."
1:06:11It's a "Protect the American" leaflet
1:06:13about being arrested abroad, and the
1:06:14American government leaves me.
1:06:15And I go back to jail.
1:06:18And then I spend my first month in jail.
1:06:20And at the end of the first month, we go
1:06:21to a judge and we ask to leave.
1:06:23She says, "No, you go back to jail."
1:06:26On repeat, I keep going back to jail.
1:06:29No matter what we would say to these
1:06:30judges, keep going back to jail.
1:06:32Now, the third part of this story is The
1:06:34third thing I said I was going to do is
1:06:35is invite my international legal team.
1:06:38I have King's Counsel lawyers from
1:06:40London, the best of the [ __ ] best,
1:06:42old school.
1:06:43Real Gs.
1:06:45I'm like, "Maybe the Bri- You know what?
1:06:46The embassy sold me out.
1:06:48Maybe the British lawyers."
1:06:51My British lawyers are due to come see
1:06:52me.
1:06:537:00 p.m. on a Tuesday, sitting in jail,
1:06:56sitting in jail.
1:06:57I really, for everyone watching this at
1:06:59home, if you want to experience this,
1:07:02put your phone away,
1:07:03give your phone to someone else, and go
1:07:04sit in the bathroom for an hour.
1:07:07I did 4 months. Try now.
1:07:09Just sit there.
1:07:11Sitting there staring at the [ __ ]
1:07:13clock like [ __ ] sit there.
1:07:157:00 p.m. comes they don't turn up.
1:07:17My lawyers don't turn up. I would have
1:07:18thought my lawyers don't turn up. I get
1:07:20on the phone. I get on the phone. What
1:07:21the [ __ ] going on?
1:07:22Then suddenly I hear, "When my British
1:07:24lawyers landed in Bucharest, someone
1:07:26from the British Embassy was waiting for
1:07:27them
1:07:28and said these boys are done.
1:07:30Don't waste your time. You're not going
1:07:31to go see these boys.
1:07:33This is a national security issue."
1:07:35Gone.
1:07:37Why the [ __ ] is the British government
1:07:39sending people from the British Embassy
1:07:40in Romania to wait for my British
1:07:41lawyers and telling them that I'm a
1:07:42national security threat and I can't see
1:07:44my [ __ ] lawyer?
1:07:45What the [ __ ] is that?
1:07:47They told my lawyers to [ __ ] off out of
1:07:48Romania and that we're a national
1:07:49security issue and that we're toast.
1:07:50We're wrapped up. We're done. Don't
1:07:51waste your [ __ ] time.
1:07:54That's why my lawyers didn't go and see
1:07:55me because the British government
1:07:56blocked it.
1:07:59After 4 months,
1:08:01when I'd really lost all hope,
1:08:04we went in front of a judge.
1:08:08And the judge asked some questions to
1:08:10our lawyer and our lawyer explained how
1:08:11it's [ __ ] as usual.
1:08:13And this judge is one of the best in
1:08:15Romania
1:08:16because her a member of her family, I
1:08:18believe,
1:08:19I don't know exactly, but I don't want
1:08:20to talk about anyone else's personal
1:08:22business.
1:08:23There was actually three judges on the
1:08:24panel.
1:08:25One of these judges, I can't remember
1:08:27who, had a member of their family who
1:08:29had did 8 years for a political case. He
1:08:31was innocent and did the political case.
1:08:32I think it was a cousin or something.
1:08:33So, she became a judge to restore
1:08:35integrity to the Romanian system.
1:08:38And they've tried to promote her to the
1:08:39European court many times, but she won't
1:08:40go cuz it's a promotion to get rid of
1:08:42her.
1:08:43Anyway, she asked some questions,
1:08:45whatever.
1:08:46This is at 10:00 a.m.
1:08:48And we went back to jail. And normally
1:08:49when you're in jail,
1:08:50you go to court, you go back to jail,
1:08:51and you wait for the decision over the
1:08:53phone. They don't tell you in court. And
1:08:54within 40 minutes, your lawyer calls you
1:08:56in your jail and says you're staying in
1:08:58jail.
1:08:5910:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., no answer.
1:09:02Midday, no answer. 1:00 p.m., no answer.
1:09:042:00 p.m., no answer. 3:00 p.m., no
1:09:06answer. I start calling my lawyer. What
1:09:07do they say?
1:09:09They don't know. They're not telling us.
1:09:10That's weird. He goes, "Yeah, maybe she
1:09:11has other work."
1:09:148:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. At
1:09:1610:30 p.m.
1:09:18They announce on the news I'm going
1:09:19home.
1:09:22I call my lawyer. Is it [ __ ] true? Is
1:09:23it true? The whole jail starts
1:09:25screaming.
1:09:26Fratty, meaning brother. Fratty Tate,
1:09:28Fratty Tate. The whole jail screaming
1:09:30for me in prison. Fratty Tate, you go
1:09:32home. Fratty Tate, you're the best of
1:09:33the best. We just like, [ __ ] it. I
1:09:35couldn't [ __ ] believe it. We had a
1:09:36little party in our cell. We drank our
1:09:37last water. We used our last mouthwash.
1:09:40We had a little [ __ ] party with all
1:09:41the things we had rationed for the
1:09:43month.
1:09:44I couldn't [ __ ] believe it. I'm
1:09:45sitting there I'm like, I I it's it's
1:09:47over. Like [ __ ] 4 months. This
1:09:49[ __ ] liar. This [ __ ] prosecutors
1:09:51who know I'm innocent. All my stolen
1:09:53stuff. It's [ __ ] It's [ __ ] finally
1:09:54[ __ ] over. I run to my cell and I'm
1:09:56just like,
1:09:57I can't even say it was the happiest day
1:09:58of my life. It was kind of like, imagine
1:10:01you get hit by a car. You know in those
1:10:02movies when people get hit by a car and
1:10:04then they pop up and they're a ghost?
1:10:06You know? That's what it felt like. Like
1:10:08poof. Like
1:10:09Like what the [ __ ] So I get to leave
1:10:10this [ __ ] room? I've been in this
1:10:12[ __ ] room for 4 months. I get to
1:10:14leave this room and go home? Is my house
1:10:16still there? Like it's like, what the
1:10:18[ __ ]
1:10:20And
1:10:21and they said we're going to leave.
1:10:23And my lawyer
1:10:25now believes that she made the
1:10:26announcement late at night on purpose to
1:10:29avoid the government from stopping it or
1:10:32blocking it.
1:10:33Everyone had gone home from their civil
1:10:35service offices. The president had gone
1:10:37home. So she delayed it to actually let
1:10:39us out cuz if she would announce at
1:10:4010:00 a.m. that the president would have
1:10:42gone on the phone to the Brits and they
1:10:43would have [ __ ] stopped it somehow.
1:10:47It's like [ __ ] God. I haven't done
1:10:48anything. So God bless that that judge,
1:10:50whoever it was. One of So they cycle the
1:10:52judges every month and you happen to get
1:10:53that one that month? It's a lottery.
1:10:56Right. Okay. It's a judge lottery.
1:10:57And often you have three or four judges
1:10:59on a panel. It was three judges this
1:11:01time. I don't know which one it was.
1:11:04And this is the video that everyone saw
1:11:06of me walking out the jail with the long
1:11:07beard.
1:11:09And I walk out and I look up to the sky.
1:11:13You know, when I was in jail
1:11:17after the US government sold me out and
1:11:20left me there. And I told the guards
1:11:23I just saw the American Embassy they
1:11:24didn't give a [ __ ]
1:11:26They're like that can't be true. I was
1:11:27like they didn't give a [ __ ] He goes
1:11:29We've arrested and had about 20 or 30
1:11:31Americans in jail overnight. No one
1:11:34stays here. The guy who stabbed people
1:11:36did 3 days at most to go home.
1:11:38We've never seen this. I was like so why
1:11:40is it happening to me? And they they
1:11:42looked sad. They looked somber. They
1:11:44were like
1:11:46I don't know who you've upset. But this
1:11:48is bad bad. I'm like why is it bad? He
1:11:49goes this is Romania, bro. People have
1:11:51been in jail for 5 or 6 6 7 8 years no
1:11:53trial.
1:11:55I'm like are you [ __ ] serious? He
1:11:56goes yeah, by Romanian law they can hold
1:11:58you for up to 50%
1:12:01of the total maximum sentence of a crime
1:12:03that you're suspected of. And because I
1:12:04had 21 crimes and they all had such long
1:12:07sentences, they could have held me for
1:12:0850 years without trial. And all without
1:12:10trial without trial. Cuz I had a 100
1:12:12year maximum sentence if I'm convicted.
1:12:16And I was like
1:12:18all the guards had convinced me that my
1:12:20life was over.
1:12:22I'd come to the point Jack where
1:12:28I'd look around the little room and just
1:12:29imagine growing old in the room. Like
1:12:31what
1:12:32And and I'd I mean before my school I
1:12:34had 20 or 30 million dollars, but now I
1:12:36had hundreds of millions. And before my
1:12:38school I wasn't really that famous and
1:12:40now I got famous. So please imagine I
1:12:41went from
1:12:43nice comfortable life fringe internet
1:12:44celebrity to globally famous and
1:12:46properly rich for like 5 months at most.
1:12:49And now I'm in this room forever?
1:12:52That's the end of the story. I just
1:12:54[ __ ] got started. I just enjoyed my
1:12:56life for the first time.
1:12:58And I used to literally look around that
1:13:00room, imagine growing old in that room.
1:13:01Just thinking, "What the [ __ ] can I do?"
1:13:02And I I'd ask the guards so many
1:13:04questions, and they're like, "Bro, I
1:13:05wish I could help you, but you've
1:13:05already asked me this." They can hold
1:13:07you for 50% of the maximum sentence.
1:13:09Your paperwork says a maximum 111 years.
1:13:11They can keep you for 50 years. I don't
1:13:12know why the American government has
1:13:13helped you. You have to call the embassy
1:13:14again. They No American stays in a
1:13:16Romanian jail. No American. Every
1:13:17American gets out. You have to call them
1:13:19again. And I'm calling the embassy three
1:13:20times a day, and they're just ignoring
1:13:21my calls now at this point. They're just
1:13:23like, "Fuck you." They just wouldn't
1:13:24answer me.
1:13:26I thought I thought it was done. So,
1:13:28when I got out when I look up to the
1:13:30sky, like you can see on that video
1:13:33I didn't think I'd ever see the sky
1:13:34again.
1:13:35I don't have the yard time.
1:13:37I don't have exercise time.
1:13:40I was in a bathroom. I didn't see the
1:13:41sky for 4 months.
1:13:45And I look up at the sky, and I just
1:13:46thank God. I really thought I'd never
1:13:48see the sky again.
1:13:52And then I drove home.
1:13:54And when I got home
1:13:56my emotion changed.
1:13:59Because when I got back home, I
1:14:01remembered
1:14:03that none of this should have [ __ ]
1:14:04happened to me.
1:14:06And that's when
1:14:08I got mad.
1:14:09When I got home, I got really angry.
1:14:12And that's when I made that video, the
1:14:14famous video of me walking up and down,
1:14:16smoking the cigar. Because I had learned
1:14:18this habit in jail of pacing.
1:14:20And it took me 7 months to break. For
1:14:22the next 7 months, I was pacing all the
1:14:24time. My girlfriend would be like,
1:14:25"Andrew, sit down."
1:14:27But I'd just pace like a [ __ ] caged
1:14:29dog back forth for 4 months. I just
1:14:31paced up and down. So, I'm in my living
1:14:33room, I'm just pacing up and down, and
1:14:34I'm starting to all go through my head.
1:14:35Wait a [ __ ] second. I haven't I'm I'm
1:14:37glad to be out. Yes, I get to see the
1:14:39sky. Whoa, whoa, whoa. I should have
1:14:41never [ __ ] been there. I started a
1:14:44school teaching [ __ ] e-comm. I
1:14:46haven't done anything. This [ __ ]
1:14:48[ __ ] lied. WHERE'S MY [ __ ] STUFF?
1:14:51I haven't been to the UK. I'm not a
1:14:52terrorist. I haven't [ __ ] blown
1:14:54anything up. Those prosecutors know
1:14:56they're [ __ ] lying. Why is my school
1:14:58[ __ ] Because when I was in jail, not
1:15:01only did they hit me, they hit the
1:15:03[ __ ] school. Because all of my
1:15:05problems, Jack, all of this is about the
1:15:08[ __ ] school.
1:15:10I had my domain name deleted. Yeah, they
1:15:14deleted my Stripe. Yes, they banned us
1:15:16on Discord. Fine. I'm an entrepreneurial
1:15:18man. I got the best people on the
1:15:20planet. I go to the war room. We build
1:15:22our own payment processor. We buy our
1:15:23own bank in Lithuania. We build our own
1:15:26software. [ __ ] Discord. Custom school.
1:15:28We build everything ourselves. We launch
1:15:30it all on our domain,
1:15:32hustlersuniversity.ai.
1:15:34The British government writes to the
1:15:35Antiguans who own the .ai
1:15:39domain name and say it's a website for
1:15:40terrorism. They delete our [ __ ]
1:15:42domain. Name someone else on the planet
1:15:45who has their domain wiped. You type the
1:15:47domain in, seized.
1:15:49Terror.
1:15:51The [ __ ]
1:15:52Had to get a new domain name. Relaunch
1:15:54the whole [ __ ] school. I just got out
1:15:56of jail. I got PTSD. I'm still [ __ ]
1:15:58laying in bed looking for cockroaches
1:16:00all the [ __ ] time.
1:16:02And my whole [ __ ] school's [ __ ]
1:16:04But they take it all my [ __ ] money.
1:16:05Yeah, I have money hidden, but I need to
1:16:07[ __ ] fight legal be legal bills,
1:16:09legal fees. Kids need to eat.
1:16:12So I need to get the school. I want
1:16:14money. What else am I going to do? I'm
1:16:15locked in my [ __ ] house. And also,
1:16:16I'm like, [ __ ] these people. Cuz the
1:16:18school's how I defend myself, cuz that's
1:16:20the 28,000 clippers. Let's get the
1:16:21[ __ ] school back online. So I go to
1:16:23house arrest. I get [ __ ] mad. And I'm
1:16:25like, okay.
1:16:27A few things have to happen. Firstly,
1:16:29I'm not a vengeful man, but I do believe
1:16:31in justice. So you know what the first
1:16:33thing I'm going to do is?
1:16:34I'm going to sue
1:16:37girl A.
1:16:40We're [snorts] going to come back to
1:16:40that later.
1:16:42Hopefully that'll be televised cuz it's
1:16:44coming shortly. Unless they [ __ ] kill
1:16:46me first, which is why I'm getting the
1:16:48messages I'm getting now, which is why
1:16:50we're doing this video. Cuz girl A is
1:16:52being sued.
1:16:54So we have the lawsuit
1:16:56against girl A
1:16:58in Florida.
1:16:59Where she's from.
1:17:01No Romanian courts.
1:17:03American courts. Not perfect, but it's
1:17:05the best chance we got.
1:17:07So we got the lawsuit against girl A
1:17:09in Florida.
1:17:11First thing I do is I [ __ ] sue her.
1:17:13She lied. She knows she lied. The
1:17:16Romanian state is corrupt. They stole my
1:17:18[ __ ] stuff. They destroyed my [ __ ]
1:17:20business. They destroyed my mental
1:17:22health. They put me in a [ __ ] cell.
1:17:24They ruined my reputation. They kept me
1:17:25from my [ __ ] kids. Sue her.
1:17:28Why not?
1:17:30It's the first thing we do.
1:17:32Second thing we do is start trying to
1:17:33get the school back online. And you know
1:17:35what? In my ignorance, even still at
1:17:37this point, I believe it's almost the
1:17:39end of the story.
1:17:41I'm walking up and down pacing and
1:17:42they're like, "You're on house arrest."
1:17:44I'm like, "Ah."
1:17:46They're just trying to get the public
1:17:48ready for my release. Soften it little
1:17:50by little. Not just to let me 100% free.
1:17:52They're afraid I'm going to fly away out
1:17:53of Romania or something. Couple months
1:17:55of house arrest, right? No big deal.
1:17:571 month.
1:17:592 months.
1:18:013 months.
1:18:03So I'm locked in my house month on month
1:18:05on month on month.
1:18:07And this is when my brother and I are
1:18:09doing the emergency meeting podcast. Our
1:18:10first emergency meeting we did after
1:18:11jail had half a million live views. Half
1:18:14a million live.
1:18:16And after I did that podcast, my first
1:18:18emergency meeting, they had half a
1:18:19million live viewers and we talked about
1:18:20what they did to us in jail.
1:18:22We said the Romanian state are full of
1:18:23[ __ ] and are corrupt and it's a [ __ ]
1:18:25lie.
1:18:26My lawyer rushed to my house in the
1:18:28middle of the night.
1:18:29Comes to my house. He goes, "Andrew."
1:18:31I'm like, "What the [ __ ] you doing
1:18:32here?" He goes, "Andrew, Andrew, listen
1:18:33to me. You have to listen to me." I'm I
1:18:35was He goes, "Nobody
1:18:37in history has ever spoken against the
1:18:39Romanian state and survived.
1:18:42You cannot call judges corrupt. You
1:18:44cannot call the system corrupt. You have
1:18:46to say I respect the system. I look
1:18:48forward to a good decision in the end.
1:18:50I'll participate with the system. We
1:18:52have to let everyone forget about this.
1:18:54And when everyone forgets, they're going
1:18:55to drop their corrupt case. It's going
1:18:56to go away. If you embarrass the
1:18:58Romanian state, they're going to [ __ ]
1:18:59bury you. The last guy who tried this in
1:19:021997 got 35 years in Rahova, the worst
1:19:05jail in Europe. You're never going to
1:19:07survive it.
1:19:08And I said to Alan, I was like, "But I
1:19:10look [ __ ] guilty. They [ __ ]
1:19:12slandered me everywhere. I look [ __ ]
1:19:13guilty. If I shut up, I look guilty. I
1:19:16can't just be quiet."
1:19:18He goes, "You're going to make my job
1:19:19impossible, Andrew, if you talk. You
1:19:21have to stop doing these emergency
1:19:22meetings. You have to be quiet."
1:19:25Me, him, and Tristan sat there and I
1:19:26said,
1:19:27"Alan, if I shut up and they lock me up,
1:19:30I'm going to torture myself back in that
1:19:32room thinking I had a chance to tell the
1:19:34truth about how corrupt this is.
1:19:36But if I tell the truth how corrupt it
1:19:37is and they lock me up, I'll know I went
1:19:39down swinging."
1:19:41Look, I just lost the fight.
1:19:43I don't know if I'm saying I always win,
1:19:44but I don't quit.
1:19:46And I said, "Alan, your job's going to
1:19:47be hard." Cuz [ __ ] them.
1:19:49They [ __ ] ruined my life. I can't
1:19:51sleep.
1:19:52Let's find the two foot in the videos of
1:19:53all the tweets I was making. I had
1:19:54[ __ ] nightmares. I couldn't lay in a
1:19:56bed without looking for [ __ ]
1:19:58cockroaches. I couldn't have a blanket
1:19:59on me.
1:20:01I was [ __ ] If if if therapy was a
1:20:03real thing, I would have needed it. I
1:20:05was a [ __ ] mess.
1:20:07And I was like, "No, it's [ __ ] war.
1:20:09It's [ __ ] war. We're doing it." So,
1:20:11we started doing our emergency podcasts,
1:20:13emergency meeting. Romania's corrupt.
1:20:15This is a setup. Here's the victims
1:20:16saying that we haven't done anything
1:20:17wrong. The [ __ ] prosecutor's a piece
1:20:19of [ __ ] He's a scumbag. [ __ ] this dump.
1:20:22[ __ ] the cops. [ __ ] you. And just tell
1:20:24them the truth.
1:20:25UNPHASED.
1:20:26LAST BULLET. THEY LOOKED at us and
1:20:28thought, "They have too much power, too
1:20:30too influence. Let's hit them with the
1:20:31most powerful weapon we have. Let's
1:20:33cancel them. Let's close all their
1:20:36accounts. Let's make them vanish. Let's
1:20:38Let's destroy their influence. That's
1:20:40the biggest bullet they have. Imagine
1:20:42shooting a man with your last BULLET AND
1:20:45HE STANDS THERE
1:20:47UNPHASED.
1:20:49[ __ ] YOU.
1:20:50Going down swinging.
1:20:52I want to point out too that
1:20:54I'm sure you thought about while you
1:20:55were in jail. Maybe we should stop this
1:20:58whole affiliate campaign. Maybe the
1:20:59whole thing is they want me to go away,
1:21:01stop posting on social media. But you
1:21:03kept it running.
1:21:04>> I thought that before jail.
1:21:07When I did my final message, I decided
1:21:09to give up. Enough is enough.
1:21:12But then Tristan was like, "No, [ __ ]
1:21:13that."
1:21:15And you know one thing about Tristan and
1:21:16I,
1:21:20we ride into battle together.
1:21:22If Tristan and I are in a nightclub and
1:21:24he says, "This guy's annoying me, I'm
1:21:25going to hit him." I say, "Don't hit
1:21:26him." And then he hits him. Then I'm
1:21:28hitting.
1:21:30That's how it goes.
1:21:32Tristan said, "Let's war. Let's war."
1:21:34So, I wanted to quit back when I made my
1:21:36final message. It was called the final
1:21:38message. That was the end. I had enough
1:21:41money. That was the end of it all.
1:21:43But after they put me through jail and
1:21:44all these things and because my
1:21:45reputation was in the [ __ ] gutter
1:21:47when I got out of jail, I was like, "No,
1:21:49my best way to fight back is to tell the
1:21:51truth on Emergency Meeting podcast and
1:21:52use my affiliate army to spread the
1:21:54truth. I'm not lying to anybody. Tell
1:21:56everyone what [ __ ] happened."
1:21:59UK state was behind all this [ __ ]
1:22:00[ __ ] anyway.
1:22:02Which is interesting because when I'm on
1:22:03house arrest, the BBC start calling.
1:22:07They call Alan first. Alan goes, "The
1:22:08BBC want an interview." I'm like, "Nah,
1:22:10not doing it."
1:22:11He goes, "No, they really want an
1:22:12interview. Maybe you should talk to
1:22:13her."
1:22:14I said, "Who is it?" "Lucy."
1:22:17Hello. Hi, my name's Lucy Williams. I'm
1:22:20like, "Hi Lucy, nice to meet you." Hi,
1:22:21so um we want to do an interview. I'm
1:22:23like, "I don't think interviews are the
1:22:24right thing for me to do this time." Oh
1:22:26no, actually I think you'd be interested
1:22:27in this one. I said, "Why?" The Romanian
1:22:29state is really well known to be corrupt
1:22:31and there's a lot of conversations about
1:22:32the corruption in the Romanian state.
1:22:33And we've looked up Cheddar. We've
1:22:35looked up Cheddar and it turns out that
1:22:37the Romanian government pays hundreds of
1:22:38millions of dollars a year in fines to
1:22:40the European Union for how unsafe and
1:22:42unfair their jails are because you're
1:22:43actually held in worse conditions than
1:22:44farm animals are held. They can't hold a
1:22:46pig in the place they held you by law. A
1:22:48pig that gets slaughtered. And what
1:22:50happens to people in Romanian jails is
1:22:51disgusting. So we want to talk about the
1:22:53corruption of the Romanian state and how
1:22:55bad the jails are.
1:22:57I'm like, "You do?"
1:22:59She goes, "Of course. You haven't been
1:23:00convicted, have you?" I'm like, "No, I
1:23:02haven't." She goes, "Exactly. And it
1:23:04should be innocent until proven guilty."
1:23:05I'm like, "You're right, Lucy. You
1:23:07should be that." She goes, "Well, so I'm
1:23:08hoping we could fly over."
1:23:10I'm like, "Come over. Sure. You Yeah,
1:23:11great."
1:23:13So Tristan, the BBC are going to want to
1:23:14pull you about how the corrupt these
1:23:15[ __ ] [ __ ] Romanians are, how we
1:23:17were held worse than farm animals, and I
1:23:19was all a [ __ ] setup. Tristan's like,
1:23:21"That's good." I'm like, "Yeah, it is
1:23:22[ __ ] good. Finally, we can fix the
1:23:23[ __ ] narrative."
1:23:25Hi Lucy, nice to meet you. Oh, nice to
1:23:26meet you. Hi. Hi. Then we all sit down
1:23:28to dinner.
1:23:29So are you a
1:23:31>> [laughter]
1:23:33>> No.
1:23:34Let's start with the allegations. Have
1:23:36you raped anybody?
1:23:37>> Absolutely not.
1:23:38Have you trafficked anybody?
1:23:40>> Absolutely not. Exploited any women?
1:23:42>> Absolutely not. This girl said you're a
1:23:44rapist.
1:23:45And Tristan's like, "Ah, they set me up.
1:23:48They set me up. They told me it was
1:23:50going to be an interview about something
1:23:51completely else.
1:23:52And they know I have mental issues and
1:23:54they know I'm not sleeping and they know
1:23:56I'm locked in my [ __ ] house and they
1:23:57[ __ ] hijinks me and they set me up to
1:24:00just make me [ __ ] up on camera and make
1:24:02me look guilty."
1:24:04But you know, in my genius, I filmed the
1:24:07whole thing myself just in case. Just in
1:24:09case.
1:24:11And that's when I said to her, I said,
1:24:12"Lucy, put this clip in. Lucy,
1:24:15don't come here like you have authority
1:24:17over me. Don't ask the questions of your
1:24:19Gestapo. You don't have a badge. You're
1:24:21in my home.
1:24:22And we're two people here. Please him
1:24:24and once again to be happy that I was
1:24:26just kind of yeah, okay, do whatever you
1:24:28want.
1:24:29>> And what if she accused me of a crime?
1:24:30As she had just accused me of a crime,
1:24:31this imaginary Sophie. She's making the
1:24:33point that there is As she had accused
1:24:34me of a crime.
1:24:35>> emotional or psychological manipulation.
1:24:36I'll ask you a question and I've allowed
1:24:38you into my house. I'm asking you a
1:24:39question. Correct, but you're not the
1:24:40boss here cuz I've allowed you into my
1:24:42house. I'm asking you the question.
1:24:43>> Correctly, and I'm telling you. You get
1:24:45to decide the answer. No. We're equal
1:24:47here. I've allowed you into my house.
1:24:49You don't come here with a position of
1:24:50authority. I'm doing you the favor as we
1:24:52as legacy media and giving you
1:24:53relevance. I'm speaking to you. You're a
1:24:55person, I'm a person. You're not better
1:24:56than me. You're not above me. You can't
1:24:57talk to me from a position of authority.
1:24:59You ask me questions, I'll ask you
1:25:00whatever I want in my house.
1:25:03And I watched her piss her little pants.
1:25:05So I made a fool of Lucy.
1:25:08Now,
1:25:09I was only at a fraction of my powers.
1:25:12I have to be honest, they [ __ ] got
1:25:14me, bro. My head was all over the place.
1:25:15I was at a fraction of my powers because
1:25:17even when I'm on house arrest, my
1:25:18lawyers are constantly calling me
1:25:20saying, "They can recall you to jail
1:25:21anytime. Stop doing emergency meetings.
1:25:23They can recall you to jail. Stop having
1:25:25your girlfriend over. Stop seeing your
1:25:26kid." If they If they know you're seeing
1:25:27your kid, that that it's just all this
1:25:29bull trying to ruin my I'm like, "What
1:25:30the [ __ ] just put me back in jail
1:25:32then." But being told you might go back
1:25:34is like worse than going back. Like
1:25:35you're just sitting there. Every time a
1:25:36car drives down the road, you're like,
1:25:37"Is that the cops?" Like you're [ __ ]
1:25:39right?
1:25:40And this [ __ ] Lucy turns up with this
1:25:42high jinks, this [ __ ] trick. It
1:25:44doesn't work.
1:25:45And I released my a whole uncut video.
1:25:47She looks like a fool. Even at a
1:25:49fraction of my powers, I destroyed her.
1:25:52Which really pissed off the British
1:25:53government.
1:25:54>> [clears throat]
1:25:54>> They got really mad. Because after the
1:25:57Lucy BBC interaction while I'm locked in
1:25:59my house,
1:26:01I start getting letters
1:26:03trying to convince me to kill
1:26:06It started off as DMs on Twitter from
1:26:07fake accounts.
1:26:09And then it would grow
1:26:11into emails. And then I started getting
1:26:13handwritten letters.
1:26:16Written by psychologists. And I don't
1:26:18know they were psychologists, but I
1:26:20assume they had to have been because
1:26:21I've never read something so
1:26:22enthralling.
1:26:24I was never going to kill myself.
1:26:26But it was enthralling to read. It was
1:26:29interesting to read.
1:26:32And it was
1:26:33trying to convince me that my life was
1:26:35effectively over.
1:26:37And that if I martyr myself, I get to go
1:26:40out as a hero because of what the state
1:26:41has done to me as opposed to being
1:26:44ground down by the state in a war I
1:26:46can't win to the point where I wish I
1:26:48did it. And that by the time I
1:26:50eventually kill myself, no one's going
1:26:52to care.
1:26:54So do it while people care.
1:26:57And they mentioned my kids who no one
1:26:59knows the names of.
1:27:01They mentioned the names of the mothers
1:27:02of my kids.
1:27:05And these fake accounts on Twitter
1:27:08who posed to be haters who know
1:27:10everything about the case,
1:27:12everything about my children, everything
1:27:14about the mothers of my children.
1:27:16They are fully fed the case file. They
1:27:18have the case file.
1:27:20They have all this information that are
1:27:21coming from these letters trying to
1:27:22convince me to kill myself. I'll get a
1:27:23letter every day saying, "Andrew, you're
1:27:24going to kill yourself. Effectively,
1:27:26you're going to do it in the end anyway.
1:27:27Don't do it when no one cares. Go out
1:27:29like a hero.
1:27:31You've always been a hero. You can You
1:27:33can stay a hero for eternity.
1:27:35Kill yourself."
1:27:38And then my girlfriends start getting
1:27:40messages.
1:27:41My girlfriends and the mothers of my
1:27:42kids get messages.
1:27:44"Leave Andrew.
1:27:46He's He's only going to drag your life
1:27:47down.
1:27:48You can use the government to get money
1:27:49from him.
1:27:50Go and accuse of report him for abuse.
1:27:53Accuse him of abuse. Sue him for money.
1:27:55You can get money from him. Why are you
1:27:56with this scumbag? Why are you staying
1:27:58beside him? His life is over. He's never
1:28:00going to be able to give you a good
1:28:01life. The only chance of a good life is
1:28:02to take his money and go find another
1:28:04man."
1:28:05My main chicks are getting these
1:28:06messages. The mothers of my kids are
1:28:08getting these messages convincing them.
1:28:10And I know my women love me, but women
1:28:12are susceptible to pressure and silence.
1:28:15They they'd cry. And they'd come to me
1:28:17crying.
1:28:18Do you think you will get get out of
1:28:20this? Like I'm like, don't [ __ ] start
1:28:22breaking now. That's what they want.
1:28:24They want you to give up hope.
1:28:26So that you leave.
1:28:28Cuz they realized they couldn't get to
1:28:29me, so they start going for all the
1:28:30women around me.
1:28:32TikTok accounts of my girlfriend.
1:28:34And making fun of her. She's a [ __ ]
1:28:36She's a [ __ ] One day she'll leave
1:28:38Andrew. Everywhere.
1:28:40And then I'm like, how many times do
1:28:41they get deleted? New ones pop up. New
1:28:42ones pop up.
1:28:44That was all funded by an NGO. And we're
1:28:45going to come back to this NGO. There's
1:28:47an NGO linked to grow A, which we're
1:28:50going to come back to later.
1:28:52Ninja.
1:28:53What was the word and the letter that
1:28:56you interest repeated?
1:28:58It was different on different podcasts.
1:29:00But I'm going to find one and find you
1:29:02an exact example of it so you can place
1:29:03it here because
1:29:05every time they'd send me a suicide
1:29:06letter, next time I did an emergency
1:29:07meeting, I would specifically say a word
1:29:09from the letter. An unusual word so they
1:29:12knew I read it. And they knew I was
1:29:13talking to them saying no.
1:29:16I'd say it directly before or after I
1:29:17told them how I was unfucking fazed.
1:29:19Look, can I tell you something? When
1:29:21your progeny, when your grandchildren
1:29:23come up to you and say, "Why are we
1:29:25brokeys, Dad?" If you're looking for a
1:29:27group of men who are on the journey to
1:29:28become the kind of men we talk about,
1:29:30and also men who are already at the
1:29:31pinnacle, the highest echelons of
1:29:33masculine accountability and capability,
1:29:34that's what the war room is. All of
1:29:36these systems which are designed to
1:29:38create good citizens of a respectable
1:29:41society and preserve sanctimonious
1:29:43amongst the populace,
1:29:45truly corrupted and gay.
1:29:50But I'm not going to lie, they got to
1:29:51the women around me. Women around me
1:29:53were more suicidal than I was.
1:29:55Cuz they're just under so much pressure.
1:29:57Even like imagine you've got my
1:29:59daughter, you're the mother of my kid.
1:30:01And you're living a normal life, you
1:30:02don't have social media. You're a good
1:30:03woman, you don't go clubs, you don't go
1:30:04parties, you don't have social media,
1:30:05you don't show off, you're normal woman,
1:30:07and you're getting letters
1:30:09with pictures of with the name of your
1:30:11child and saying your child's life's
1:30:13over and all all this [ __ ] like what the
1:30:14[ __ ]
1:30:15This is the This is the British
1:30:16government, by the way, the good guys.
1:30:18This is the good guys doing this. Trying
1:30:20to convince women to kill not They
1:30:21didn't tell the women to kill
1:30:22themselves. Trying to convince the women
1:30:23to leave me and take my money
1:30:25cuz I'm going to kill
1:30:26This is the good guys, the good UK
1:30:28state. These people who didn't give a
1:30:29[ __ ] about the grooming gangs, these
1:30:30[ __ ] scumbags. This is all from the
1:30:32government. We're going to get there in
1:30:33the end.
1:30:35That all started after I destroyed the
1:30:38BBC
1:30:39cuz I beat them in their narrative war.
1:30:42And the entire world is just a battle
1:30:45for influence. That's all it is. And I
1:30:47had more influence than the BBC. You
1:30:50can't be one man with 28,000 fan pages
1:30:52with more influence than the BBC causing
1:30:55young men to stick up for themselves in
1:30:56a state which is trying to extract
1:30:58resource from the young men and ruin
1:31:00their lives. The average man's life in
1:31:01the in England sucks.
1:31:03It's [ __ ] They pay taxes, they're
1:31:06losing their country, they can't [ __ ]
1:31:08do anything, go anywhere. They just
1:31:09build the roads and then they're told
1:31:11they have to go die in addition Ukraine.
1:31:13It's over.
1:31:15Me telling them to stand up for
1:31:15themselves was considered an act of
1:31:17resistance against the enslavement.
1:31:19So UK government's like I'll just
1:31:20convince them to kill themselves.
1:31:22And I
1:31:23in my darkest hours
1:31:27you know, I'd lay in bed.
1:31:29I'd [ __ ] my girlfriend and then she'd
1:31:31fall asleep and I'd just lay there and
1:31:33I'd be tossing and turning and I'd be
1:31:34[ __ ] staring at the wall and night
1:31:36sweats and just be a [ __ ] mess. I'd
1:31:37get up and start pacing around my
1:31:39bedroom like a [ __ ] psycho, just
1:31:40pacing up and down my bedroom and I'd
1:31:41end up picking up one of the notes and
1:31:42reading the letter. Just pacing up and
1:31:44down.
1:31:47And it's my stubbornness
1:31:49who was like
1:31:51whoever wrote this
1:31:52is going to have to explain to their
1:31:54boss why I didn't do it.
1:31:57So like they never got close to
1:31:59convincing me because I'm so stubborn,
1:32:01Jack. No matter how suicidal I would
1:32:03have ever felt, I knew my life annoyed
1:32:07them.
1:32:08And that's when I'd read it and then you
1:32:09know, I'd be up all night, 48 hours no
1:32:12sleep. And then I'd go into the garden.
1:32:15And there's a video of me on a Bugatti
1:32:16scooter with Tristan in the garden doing
1:32:18circles. Please play the video. It was
1:32:20after that night. I was like, they're
1:32:22going to they're checking my social
1:32:23media to see cuz I got a new letter
1:32:25today and I haven't posted in 12 hours.
1:32:28And I just had some the Romanian news is
1:32:30saying they might have to reimprison me.
1:32:31And all this pressure's on me. All this
1:32:33heat's on me and the BBC is saying and
1:32:34they're what and the BBC is saying bad
1:32:36things and I'm feeling the heat. They're
1:32:38going to wait and see what the next
1:32:39thing I post is.
1:32:44[ __ ] you.
1:32:45[ __ ] you.
1:32:46I'm on a scooter with Tristan.
1:32:49[ __ ] you.
1:32:50Cuz I'm stubborn.
1:32:52Now we're making this video.
1:32:54I'll be honest, it was getting to me.
1:32:56But I don't show. I don't believe in
1:32:58mercy. I don't believe my enemies are
1:32:59ever going to have mercy, so I don't ask
1:33:00for it. My dad didn't raise me that way.
1:33:03I wasn't raised to believe that if
1:33:04you're weak enough people will feel
1:33:05sorry for you. I don't believe that's
1:33:07how the life works. I don't think you
1:33:09you go in front of your enemies and go,
1:33:10"I'm a little [ __ ] please." that
1:33:12they're going to do anything other than
1:33:12destroy you. They're going to destroy
1:33:13you anyway. That's when they double down
1:33:15usually, of course.
1:33:17I might [ __ ] do it.
1:33:18Why did you read the letters so many
1:33:20times?
1:33:22Because they were so well written.
1:33:25They were so well written, Jack.
1:33:29It was a beautiful use of the English
1:33:31language. It was beautifully written. It
1:33:33was convincing.
1:33:35It had all the trigger points. My
1:33:37masculinity, my ego, how I'll be a hero,
1:33:41how we all die in the end, how my life's
1:33:43already over, how it's better for the
1:33:45people I care about, how it's going to
1:33:47be good for my image. Like it had all
1:33:49the the psychologists did a great job.
1:33:50They profiled me. They watched my stuff.
1:33:52They wrote it all down. The all the
1:33:54group of [ __ ] psychologists in MI6,
1:33:57GCHQ, they did a [ __ ] great [ __ ]
1:33:59job. I It was flawless writing. Do you
1:34:01have a line?
1:34:03I have a letter.
1:34:07And I'll make sure you get one.
1:34:09Leave it to me.
1:34:11Cuz they're in a secure location in case
1:34:12something happens. But I'll I'll make
1:34:14sure you get a letter.
1:34:15And you can read the whole thing.
1:34:18So then I'm in my house.
1:34:206 month of house arrest by now.
1:34:23And let's imagine, let's analyze the
1:34:25battlefield before we move on to the
1:34:26next stage. I've been to jail.
1:34:28They failed to keep me in prison because
1:34:30of one honest judge.
1:34:32I'm now on house arrest. I'm telling the
1:34:34truth. Nobody believes them anymore. The
1:34:37victims are on my side. I have more
1:34:39influence than them. I've destroyed the
1:34:41BBC.
1:34:42They're trying to starve me out.
1:34:44But they keep asking me and the
1:34:45prosecutor keeps asking me.
1:34:48Drags me into the decal office, which
1:34:49I'd have to go to once every couple
1:34:51weeks and say, "You're on house arrest.
1:34:53By Romanian law, on house arrest, you
1:34:55have to explain how you're feeding
1:34:56yourself.
1:34:57Where's your money from?"
1:35:00It's like, "Oh, Alan lends it to me.
1:35:03I'm in debt."
1:35:04"No, I'll put you back in jail."
1:35:07Put me back in jail then.
1:35:09Do it. [ __ ] [ __ ] put me in jail. Give
1:35:11a [ __ ]
1:35:12Alan lends me money. Alan's like, "Yeah,
1:35:14I'm allowed to be lending money."
1:35:17"Where's your money? Where's your money?
1:35:18Where's your money?"
1:35:20Cuz remember, human trafficking, but
1:35:21they beat the girls in my house up and
1:35:23ask about the Bugatti. Yeah, human
1:35:24trafficking. Right? [ __ ] stealing.
1:35:28So I wouldn't tell them where my money
1:35:29was. So they're trying to starve me out.
1:35:31And if you actually watch, I know you
1:35:32remember.
1:35:35Back then, eventually
1:35:37house arrest ends.
1:35:39They said house arrest is over and I put
1:35:41a video up saying, "My first free day
1:35:43from house arrest,
1:35:46but I've decided to stay in tonight."
1:35:48Didn't even leave the house on my first
1:35:49day free.
1:35:50Had a nice dinner with my friends.
1:35:52And the next day
1:35:54my brother and I got a brand new Porsche
1:35:55GT4 RS and a McLaren 765LT in purple
1:35:59delivered to our house.
1:36:01Why?
1:36:02Rich and [ __ ]
1:36:04They go [ __ ] mad.
1:36:06So we have those cars delivered and my
1:36:07first day I start driving around
1:36:08Bucharest.
1:36:10Alan calls me, DIICOT wants to see you.
1:36:12I'm like
1:36:13surprise, surprise. We go to the DIICOT
1:36:15office. Where are these cars from?
1:36:18I rented them.
1:36:21They're not rented. So they're not mine.
1:36:23Run the number plates.
1:36:25Some genius, some [ __ ] genius started
1:36:29a rental company
1:36:30in Portugal
1:36:32and bought a bunch of assets under this
1:36:33Portuguese company. And he was so nice,
1:36:35he'd rent them to me for a euro a week.
1:36:37What a nice guy. Never met him. Don't
1:36:39know his name.
1:36:41So they're like, well we need to talk to
1:36:42the rental company. I'm like
1:36:44go Portugal, the [ __ ] you.
1:36:46I'm just renting the car. Here's my
1:36:47rental contract, euro a week.
1:36:51They get [ __ ] angry cuz they know we
1:36:53still have money. And that's what all
1:36:55they want, the money.
1:36:57While this is going on, there's DDoS
1:36:58attacks on the school every day. School
1:37:00under attack. But and now almost Jack
1:37:04I first got arrested in April. Then I
1:37:07had those free months and then I went to
1:37:09jail in December. It's now July of the
1:37:12year after. I got out of jail in March.
1:37:14It's now July, August. It's been nearly
1:37:17a year since my deletion.
1:37:20And I'm still as big as ever.
1:37:22And after the year I'm like, this must
1:37:24be coming to an end.
1:37:26One night
1:37:28I'm in my house
1:37:30and police turn up.
1:37:32But not armed like the last time, not
1:37:34full SWAT, just a normal police car.
1:37:37We have to talk to you. My security by
1:37:39now has been improved. I have like 10
1:37:41dudes with guns.
1:37:44One of them comes in and goes, police
1:37:45are outside, they said they want to talk
1:37:45to you. Do you want to go? Or are we
1:37:47going to [ __ ] have a shootout and
1:37:49make a big issue?
1:37:51I'm like, look, I'm a peaceful man.
1:37:53Let's see what he wants to say. I go out
1:37:54there and he goes,
1:37:55"Andrew." I said, "Yeah." He goes, "I
1:37:57want you to know I'm a fan and I respect
1:37:59you a lot." So I said, "Thank you very
1:38:00much." He goes,
1:38:02"But I need to take you to the station."
1:38:04I said, "Why?"
1:38:05He says, "There is an extradition
1:38:06warrant for your arrest
1:38:09out of the United Kingdom."
1:38:12So I said, "So what happens now?" He
1:38:13goes, "Well, we have to go and talk
1:38:15about the warrant.
1:38:16Then we have to see if a judge is going
1:38:17to extradite you or not."
1:38:20And I was like,
1:38:21"Okay, so I go to jail?" He goes, "Only
1:38:22for 1 day."
1:38:23I was like, "Why 1 day?" He goes,
1:38:24"Because either they don't extradite you
1:38:26and you go home,
1:38:27or they do extradite you and you go to
1:38:28England."
1:38:29And you know what? I actually kind of
1:38:31felt relief.
1:38:33I was like, "Oh, so I might go to
1:38:34England and all this Romania crap's
1:38:35over?"
1:38:36Cuz all this case and this [ __ ] is
1:38:38still ongoing. I'm do you know, it's
1:38:39still in the court. I still have these
1:38:41court dates I'm going to which you've
1:38:42seen. I used to walk in and out court
1:38:44and [ __ ] the DI and G was there and
1:38:45all this [ __ ] I'm still dealing
1:38:46with all this Romanian crap. I'm like,
1:38:48"Oh, I get to go to England and just
1:38:49[ __ ] Romania off."
1:38:51I was like, "You know what? That doesn't
1:38:52even bother me." I'm like, "Bro, cool.
1:38:53Let's go to the station." So we go to
1:38:54the station. They take me there. He lied
1:38:56to me. He goes, "Yeah, you might go to
1:38:57jail again." I'm like, "Whoa, whoa,
1:38:58whoa. That's not what you said." He
1:38:59goes, "Oh, well,
1:39:01the warrant says
1:39:02that they want to extradite you
1:39:04or at least jail you until you're
1:39:06extradited."
1:39:08I was like, "Okay, so now now it's
1:39:09serious.
1:39:11What the [ __ ] is this about?" And they
1:39:13said, "You have a warrant for assault
1:39:17in 2011."
1:39:20I said, "Assault who?"
1:39:23It doesn't say.
1:39:24I said, "Where?"
1:39:26Doesn't say.
1:39:28I said, "What date? When in 2011?"
1:39:30Doesn't say.
1:39:32I said, "What does it say?" He goes,
1:39:33"Assault 2 2011." I was like, "That's
1:39:35it?"
1:39:36He goes, "Yeah, that's it."
1:39:38So I was like, "Well, then how the [ __ ]
1:39:39do I defend myself? It says assault
1:39:402011. What Assault 2011.
1:39:44Where? When? Who? What circumstance?
1:39:47Male? Female? I don't even know what the
1:39:48[ __ ] they're talking about.
1:39:51He goes, "That's the warrant."
1:39:52So, you have to see a judge to decide on
1:39:54extradition. You have to go to jail, and
1:39:56we're going to put you in front of a
1:39:56judge tomorrow morning.
1:39:58I go to jail?
1:40:00Straight back, you know? It's amazing.
1:40:02You know one of the most amazing things
1:40:03about PTSD? It's how quick you can get
1:40:05it back, and how hard it is to get rid
1:40:07of.
1:40:08You know, it stinks.
1:40:10When I went back in that cell, it was
1:40:11just like
1:40:13I have I'm [ __ ] back. Like I'm back
1:40:15here.
1:40:17And in my paranoia, I was like, "I'm
1:40:19never going to get out. It's going to be
1:40:20like last time, where they say I'm going
1:40:21to leave after a day, and then I'm stuck
1:40:23here for months." And I'm sitting and
1:40:25and I'm starting to [ __ ] I don't
1:40:26panic. I don't believe in panic, but I'm
1:40:28starting to feel it. I'm like, "I'm
1:40:29going to be [ __ ] stuck here. I'm
1:40:31going to be stuck here again."
1:40:34And then at 7:00 a.m. in the morning,
1:40:35the guard comes, "Come on, court."
1:40:37And I was like, "Oh, at least they
1:40:39didn't just leave me here."
1:40:40So, I was kind of relieved. I go in
1:40:41front of the judge, and the judge is
1:40:42like, "Yeah, there's an extradition
1:40:44warrant
1:40:45for assault in the United Kingdom in
1:40:482011, and whatever you say in court will
1:40:50be provided to the prosecutor. How do
1:40:52you plead?" I was like, "Well, obviously
1:40:53I plead not guilty, but I don't know
1:40:54what the [ __ ] this is, cuz you're not
1:40:55giving me any details. I don't know what
1:40:56we're talking about. Can you give me
1:40:58some details?" And the judge was like
1:41:01blah blah blah in Romanian, blah blah
1:41:03It's pretty empty. I
1:41:04This is weird.
1:41:06I don't know. No one knows.
1:41:09Anyway, she goes, "What do you want to
1:41:10do? Do you want to go to England?"
1:41:12And I said,
1:41:14"To be honest with you,
1:41:15part of me misses home,
1:41:17but I would like to fix this mess in
1:41:19Romania first,
1:41:21because my reputation's been damaged.
1:41:22So, I'd like to fix this mess."
1:41:24She goes, "Oh, you want to stay in our
1:41:25system?"
1:41:26I said, "I'm an innocent man. I'd like
1:41:28to fix the mess here, then I'll deal
1:41:29with England."
1:41:31She said, "Okay.
1:41:33When your cases in Romania conclude,
1:41:36we'll extradite you to England.
1:41:38Until then, you're going to stay in
1:41:39Romania.
1:41:40And the warrant here wants you to be in
1:41:42jail until that day.
1:41:44But I like your attitude.
1:41:47I'm going to put you back on house
1:41:48arrest.
1:41:51So after 6 months of house arrest, I
1:41:53enjoyed those cars I bought for about a
1:41:55week.
1:41:56For now, I'm back locked in in my house.
1:41:59But at least I'm not in jail.
1:42:01And the Brits are trying to extradite
1:42:02me.
1:42:03Now the Brits are trying to extradite me
1:42:04because all of this began, and we're
1:42:06going to see at the end, from the UK.
1:42:09The UK Foreign Office, when they deleted
1:42:11me from everything and wiped my phone,
1:42:13wrote to the Romanians and said I was an
1:42:15unchecked source of influence, which
1:42:16started the prosecutor entering requests
1:42:19for warrants on the exact same day to
1:42:21get me arrested. I get arrested, I go to
1:42:23jail, they're slandering me on the BBC,
1:42:25but because of my affiliates, I have a
1:42:27larger voice than them. I get out of
1:42:28jail and start doing podcasts and
1:42:30telling the truth. Their narrative is
1:42:32falling apart. They send Lucy Williams
1:42:34with a setup. Lucy Williams gets
1:42:36wrecked. Now their entire narrative has
1:42:38collapsed. Everyone's on my side. I'm a
1:42:40hero. The UK panics and says,
1:42:42"Extradite. Get him. Get him. Get him."
1:42:43And sent an extradition warrant,
1:42:45which has failed.
1:42:47But I'm back in my house.
1:42:49Cuz Romania doesn't work anymore for
1:42:50them because there's a chance
1:42:52Romania have always just been the attack
1:42:55dog.
1:42:56They're not the handler.
1:42:58Romania is just is just where I was, and
1:43:00they're corrupt. Do you think they were
1:43:01surprised that you got out in Romania?
1:43:04100%. They couldn't believe it.
1:43:06They couldn't believe it. And to be
1:43:08honest with you, between you and I,
1:43:09Jack, of the 280 judges, if I didn't get
1:43:12that one judge, I would not have got
1:43:14out.
1:43:15I might still be there now.
1:43:19The only judge in the system who
1:43:20everyone knows is fair.
1:43:24I could still be in that room.
1:43:28I wonder what I'd look like now.
1:43:29Wild, huh?
1:43:31>> [laughter]
1:43:32>> So that's where we are. So, the UK tries
1:43:34to extradite me. They need to get me off
1:43:37the internet. They need to stop the
1:43:39Emergency Meeting podcast, and they need
1:43:41to stop the school.
1:43:43Because by now, police place inside of
1:43:45the video,
1:43:47the UK government are running stories
1:43:49about how Andrew Tate is banned from
1:43:51schools. Andrew Tate is misogynistic,
1:43:53and young men don't listen to the female
1:43:55teachers in schools anymore. We're
1:43:57launching a program to stop Andrew
1:43:58Tate's influence in schools.
1:44:00The British government's panicking,
1:44:02and they're spending billions trying to
1:44:04deprogram men from my programming of go
1:44:07to the gym.
1:44:09Scary. While they let grooming gangs
1:44:11While they let criminals steal, while
1:44:13they let murderers stab, while they let
1:44:15immigrants arrive, they're spending
1:44:17billions trying to stop me from telling
1:44:19young men to go to the gym.
1:44:21Members of Parliament, please play the
1:44:23clips. Please play the clips. Members of
1:44:26Parliament are standing up in Parliament
1:44:28twice a week saying, "The biggest threat
1:44:30to the United Kingdom is Andrew Tate."
1:44:32The effects of online influencer Andrew
1:44:34Tate's vile misogyny infiltrates our
1:44:36classrooms and society. Teachers are now
1:44:39having to develop their own resources to
1:44:40re-educate boys who are being
1:44:42brainwashed online by his deeply toxic
1:44:44messaging. The Prime Minister.
1:44:47The Prime Minister.
1:44:49The primary threat to the UK is Andrew
1:44:51Tate. Um many young boys are exposed to
1:44:54Andrew Tate and many other things uh at
1:44:56the same uh time, which is on the one
1:44:59hand it's sort of an attraction, but on
1:45:01the other hand loaded with misogyny.
1:45:04The Prime Minister.
1:45:05All the problems of that country,
1:45:08everyone's talking about me.
1:45:09Now, the interesting question you have
1:45:10to ask yourself at home, what is my
1:45:13chance of a fair trial in the UK when
1:45:15the Prime Minister is saying I'm the
1:45:16biggest problem for the country?
1:45:18Zero.
1:45:20They've just thrown away jury trials.
1:45:25So, what's my chance of ever beating the
1:45:27UK in anything?
1:45:29[ __ ] zero. That's why they tried to
1:45:31extradite me. But that judge puts me
1:45:33back on house arrest.
1:45:35The reason they requested jail until
1:45:36extradition is so that I couldn't speak
1:45:38on the internet. But I'm back on house
1:45:40arrest. So, what do I do?
1:45:42Tristan, emergency meeting.
1:45:45We sit down and we start telling the
1:45:46truth about Keir Starmer [ __ ]
1:45:48Ukrainian rent boys,
1:45:49which he got caught doing, giving all
1:45:51their money away to Ukraine. UK's a
1:45:53[ __ ] [ __ ] Corrupt. Romania's
1:45:56corrupt. UK's corrupt. [ __ ] you people.
1:45:59We start [ __ ] gunning for them.
1:46:01Cuz what else we going to do? Go down
1:46:03swinging. We start gunning for the UK
1:46:05government.
1:46:07We're on house arrest.
1:46:09A month house arrest. Second month house
1:46:12arrest. Third month house arrest. Just
1:46:14locked in our [ __ ] house, on Twitter
1:46:16all day, on podcast all day, fixing the
1:46:18narrative. These counter accounts, these
1:46:21hater accounts, who have the criminal
1:46:23file and doing all these podcasts and
1:46:25doing all this [ __ ] in their [ __ ]
1:46:27Twitter spaces and constantly mo-
1:46:29messaging out things, trying to fight
1:46:31their narrative. The UK government via
1:46:33NGOs, via NGOs, is fighting their
1:46:36narrative. Us, via our students and our
1:46:38soldiers in the school, are fighting our
1:46:39narrative. Us on house arrest, the
1:46:41prosecutor saying, "Where's your [ __ ]
1:46:43money from?" We're telling him to get
1:46:44[ __ ] and buying a new car every day
1:46:46just to piss him off, sitting there
1:46:47doing emergency meetings.
1:46:51Then,
1:46:54bang. Bang. Bang. Bang. I hear the door.
1:46:595:00 a.m.
1:47:01But every time that we got raided, we
1:47:03galvanized our house against raids.
1:47:06However they got in the first time, they
1:47:08didn't get in the second time. This is
1:47:10raid number three.
1:47:11So, we got pretty good at it. We learned
1:47:14that they climb on the roof, so we put
1:47:15bulletproof glass. We bought doors from
1:47:17Switzerland for banks, 135,000 euro,
1:47:21blast proof.
1:47:22We've removed all the windows. People
1:47:23make fun of my house. He lives in a
1:47:25warehouse. Yep.
1:47:26Raid me. Dare you.
1:47:28You live in a nice house with glass.
1:47:29It's nice and pretty.
1:47:31You're not safe. I am.
1:47:32Bang. Bang. I hear it. I wake up. I say
1:47:36to my girl, I'm like, "Give me your
1:47:37phone. Give me your phone." She
1:47:38starts panicking. Give her phone. I'm
1:47:39like, "Wipe your phone." Cuz what they
1:47:40want is phones. Wipe my phone. Factory
1:47:43reset. Wipe your phone. Go outside.
1:47:45Tristan's walking down. I'm like, "Wipe
1:47:46your phone." Done. Laptops. Wipe all the
1:47:48laptops. Wipe. Wipe. Wipe. Wipe. Cuz all
1:47:49they want to see is [ __ ] financial
1:47:50records. Money. Who have you been
1:47:51talking to? The school. How it works.
1:47:53Wipe. Wipe. Wipe. We wipe everything.
1:47:55Bang. Bang. Bang. And after about like
1:47:586, 7 minutes, I was like,
1:48:01"Everyone wiped everything?" Tristan
1:48:02goes, "Yeah." I was like, "Let's just
1:48:03chill."
1:48:04So, we go in our cigar room. We sit
1:48:05there.
1:48:07Say to my girl, "Coffee?" She goes and
1:48:08makes us two coffees.
1:48:10We get cigar. We light the cigars up.
1:48:12And we're watching on our screen on the
1:48:14cameras. 30 police outside with the
1:48:16[ __ ] battering ram. And they're
1:48:18taking turns. One will go to these
1:48:19tires. Pass it on to the next one.
1:48:23And we sat there with our coffees,
1:48:25smoking our cigars, saying, "We're so
1:48:27[ __ ] bro." Tristan's like, "I know."
1:48:29I'm like, "We're going back, aren't we?"
1:48:30He goes, "100%." "This is to be the
1:48:32third time. There's no way we can keep
1:48:34getting out. They're going to [ __ ]
1:48:35bang us up."
1:48:37I was like, "I know."
1:48:38"What are we going to do?" He goes,
1:48:40"It's Matrix attack. We've just got to
1:48:41ride it out. It's you and me. Always
1:48:43going to be you and me. We have to find
1:48:44a way to get into the same cell. We'll
1:48:45go to the blood pressure trick again.
1:48:47Got to eat raw coffee. Do the blood
1:48:48pressure trick. I talked to Dan
1:48:49Bilzerian about it. Maybe we put that
1:48:50in." And then I said to Tristan, I
1:48:52whispered in his ear, I was like, "They
1:48:53bugged the cell. Let's prove it."
1:48:55So, we talk start talking about Ireland.
1:48:57I wonder if they found the assets in
1:48:58Ireland. They took everything in
1:48:59Romania. I wonder if they found the
1:49:00assets in Ireland. We talked about it
1:49:01for about a week. And then we saw on the
1:49:02news, "Investigation expanded to
1:49:05Ireland." Neither him or I have ever
1:49:07been to Ireland in our lives. Never been
1:49:08there. No connection to it. So, I was
1:49:10like, "Look, told you." He was like,
1:49:11"Yeah."
1:49:12So, we just needed to talk [ __ ] So,
1:49:13that's why they put us together. So, we
1:49:14had to kind of develop sign language in
1:49:16the cell. So, we didn't talk very much
1:49:17because everything was being listened
1:49:18to, right? Get back in the same cell,
1:49:20we'll do our push-ups.
1:49:22And uh just keep fighting. It's the
1:49:24[ __ ] matrix, bro. We're We're an
1:49:25enemy We're enemy to their enslavement,
1:49:28and this is is what it is. I was like,
1:49:29"Yeah, you're right. You're right.
1:49:30You're right." Having our coffee,
1:49:31smoking. After about 50 minutes, they
1:49:34still couldn't get in.
1:49:35Hi, Romanian police.
1:49:38Not many people know that that they were
1:49:39they couldn't get in my house.
1:49:41Bang. Bang. After like 10 to 12 minutes,
1:49:43it stopped banging. And we watched on
1:49:45the cameras, and they were all just
1:49:46standing around outside flabbergasted.
1:49:48Like, we we we can't get in this guy's
1:49:49house. They climbed all over the roof.
1:49:50They tried to break the bulletproof
1:49:51glass. They tried to break the front
1:49:52door. They couldn't get in.
1:49:55So, I'm sitting there, and then we see a
1:49:56big yellow digger, like a big JCB, like
1:49:59a excavator driving down the road. And I
1:50:01said, "Tristan, they're going to knock
1:50:03the walls down.
1:50:04They're just going to ram through the
1:50:06walls of the house
1:50:08and come in that way."
1:50:10Tristan goes,
1:50:11"Well, that'll be funny."
1:50:12>> [laughter]
1:50:13>> And I said, "Yeah, but do we really need
1:50:15to have our house destroyed? Our phones
1:50:17are wiped now. We've had our coffee.
1:50:19We've had our chat. We're mentally
1:50:20prepared.
1:50:22Let's just open the door."
1:50:23Tristan goes, "They're going to be so
1:50:25pissed."
1:50:26I was like, "I know, bro."
1:50:28And then my girlfriend goes, "I'll open
1:50:29it."
1:50:31I was like, "Really?" She goes, "Yeah,
1:50:31I'm a girl. I'll I'll just smile and and
1:50:34try and like diffuse them, and you know,
1:50:36I'll make some coffees. And if I'm
1:50:37holding a tray of coffee and I open it,
1:50:39maybe they won't they won't grab me."
1:50:42I'm like, "I can't really let you do
1:50:43that. Like, this is a brave thing. Let
1:50:44the men do it." She goes, "No, no. You
1:50:45You guys are brave enough. You're about
1:50:47to go to jail, and I'll be free, and
1:50:49let's just let me open it, please."
1:50:51I'm like, "All right."
1:50:52She makes this little tray of coffees.
1:50:54She goes to the door.
1:50:55She presses the button. You press It's a
1:50:57button, and all goes
1:50:59unlocks.
1:51:03"Hello?"
1:51:04And I expected them to rush her. And I
1:51:06told her in advance, "Don't think less
1:51:08of the man of me if I don't start trying
1:51:09to kick the [ __ ] out of these guys when
1:51:10they rush you cuz that's what they're
1:51:11going to do, but that just gets me
1:51:12killed. Like, I'm warning you in
1:51:14advance. She's like, "No, no, it's okay,
1:51:15it's okay."
1:51:16But they didn't rush her. When she
1:51:17opened the door, they were like,
1:51:19"We're coming in." She's like, "Yeah, of
1:51:20course." And moved. She was like,
1:51:21"Coffee?"
1:51:22And one of the guys on the way through
1:51:24actually took a coffee. He goes,
1:51:24"Thanks." And they walked in.
1:51:26I was like, "Sorry, guys.
1:51:28Didn't hear you."
1:51:30He goes, "Those are some good doors."
1:51:32And I said, "Criminals can't afford
1:51:34those doors. Don't worry about it.
1:51:35You'll get the other criminals, but
1:51:36we're innocent."
1:51:38And the guy said to me,
1:51:39the guy in SWAT,
1:51:41"You know,
1:51:43I've never raided someone's house three
1:51:44times."
1:51:46I was like, "No." He goes,
1:51:47"First time it's ever happened.
1:51:49I don't know who you've upset."
1:51:51So they weren't even mad at us cuz they
1:51:53knew it was a setup. The police knew,
1:51:56but they're just the muscle, bro. It's
1:51:58If you don't understand the justice
1:51:59system, you have the detective who does
1:52:01the idea of why you're guilty, you have
1:52:03the judge, the judge who's decides if
1:52:05you're guilty or not, and then you have
1:52:06the hitters, the muscle guys. They're
1:52:07just like garbage collectors. They don't
1:52:09make the garbage. They just collect the
1:52:11garbage and take it where it's supposed
1:52:12to go. They don't know anything about
1:52:13your case. They don't know why you're
1:52:15there. They don't know the evidence.
1:52:17They're just told, "Here's an address,
1:52:18standard protocol, steal the money, drag
1:52:21the guy to the office." That's all they
1:52:22do. They don't know anything.
1:52:24So the officers with the guns and [ __ ]
1:52:26unlike the first time where they kicked
1:52:27the [ __ ] out of me, this time were nice
1:52:28as pie.
1:52:30They're like, "We don't know who you've
1:52:30upset. We were talking around the
1:52:31office. This is some bullshit." I was
1:52:33like, "I know." He goes, "Bro, I I feel
1:52:35sorry for you guys. We think you're good
1:52:36guys. We don't know what's going on."
1:52:38"So no hard feelings." I'm like, "Bro,
1:52:39we we know you're just doing your job.
1:52:41It is what it is."
1:52:42And it was quite a friendly interaction
1:52:44with the with the muscle.
1:52:46But then the D-cop detective walked in.
1:52:48He's a [ __ ] [ __ ] this guy.
1:52:50Thinks he's a tough guy.
1:52:51He thinks he's hard.
1:52:53And it's just like, "Bro, you're
1:52:54surrounded by armed men with guns. You
1:52:56are not tough. People talk to you like
1:52:58you're tough because you're with them.
1:53:00You're a [ __ ] And if I got a hold of
1:53:01you by your neck, you'd be [ __ ] And
1:53:03you know it, and I know it. Shut up." So
1:53:05he walks in,
1:53:06"We are here again for human
1:53:09trafficking." I'm like, "Bro, you're a
1:53:10[ __ ] idiot, bro.
1:53:12Like you're an idiot. Again? We've been
1:53:15over this three times.
1:53:17There is no human trafficking."
1:53:20"We will see what the judge says."
1:53:23Starts stealing all my [ __ ] again.
1:53:26Just like last time. Stealing all the
1:53:27watches, which I bought for the third
1:53:29time. This nice diamond This big fat
1:53:32diamond AP.
1:53:34This is my fourth one.
1:53:37Three of them are in DEAP possession
1:53:39today. They still have them.
1:53:42Start stealing all my [ __ ] Stealing my
1:53:43watches. Stealing my gold. Stealing my
1:53:45cash. Stealing all the cars.
1:53:48Again. We had a nice driveway full of
1:53:50cars. Stole all that. Went through our
1:53:52entire [ __ ] house. Stole everything.
1:53:54Drag us out in front of the media. "Can
1:53:56you bring the car inside the gate?" No.
1:53:59Mr. tough guy DEAP detective. All the
1:54:02real muscle, all the real men showed me
1:54:04respect cuz warriors respect warriors.
1:54:07But this [ __ ] person who wants to be a
1:54:09warrior, but he's a a little [ __ ]
1:54:10punk, he's disrespectful. Like it's
1:54:12weird how that works. It's weird how big
1:54:14men can respect each other, but the
1:54:16little [ __ ] that must be a tough guy. I
1:54:17won't say his name, but he knows exactly
1:54:19who I'm [ __ ] knows who he knows who
1:54:20he is. He's a [ __ ] punk.
1:54:23So this [ __ ] starts taking our cars
1:54:24and we say to him,
1:54:25"They're not our cars, bro. They belong
1:54:27to a rental company in Portugal."
1:54:29"If that's true, why have you paid to
1:54:31modify them? I have the receipts here
1:54:34where you've upgraded every car. Nobody
1:54:36upgrades a rental car."
1:54:38It's like, "I just had money to spend. I
1:54:41don't know."
1:54:42"Well, you've upgraded them, so I will
1:54:43tell the judge that they're your cars."
1:54:46Okay, jackass. So he takes all our [ __ ]
1:54:49We go back to jail.
1:54:52>> [snorts]
1:54:52>> The funny thing about PTSD is
1:54:55it's amazing how quickly it comes back
1:54:57and how hard it is to get rid of.
1:54:58I'm back in the cell. And I'm like,
1:55:03"You know that was the first time I will
1:55:05admit to you Jack
1:55:08that my impenetrable armor which I had
1:55:11been relying on
1:55:13all of this time through the jail,
1:55:15through the attacks, through the
1:55:16assaults, through the company getting
1:55:17closed down, through the fact that my
1:55:19mother had a heart attack and I couldn't
1:55:20go and see her in England cuz I was on
1:55:22house arrest, through the fact I
1:55:23couldn't see my children, through all
1:55:24the endless war all day every day,
1:55:27through in and out of jail, in and out
1:55:28of jail, the PTSD
1:55:30that was the first time I was like
1:55:33I might be out of power.
1:55:35Because when I was thrown in jail after
1:55:37the third raid
1:55:39and when you want to play footage of the
1:55:40third raid is why I walk out of the gate
1:55:41in a daddy t-shirt, daddy coin t-shirt.
1:55:46I got on the phone to my lawyer and I
1:55:47was like
1:55:49I want to understand what's happening.
1:55:51He goes, "Talk to me." I said, "Okay.
1:55:53I'm stuck in Romania on house arrest.
1:55:57And while I'm on house arrest, they can
1:55:58attempt to jail me as many times as they
1:56:00want. Is that correct?"
1:56:02"Okay. And if they're successful, I stay
1:56:04in jail." He said, "Correct." I said,
1:56:06"Okay. And then I go to trial in
1:56:08Romania." He said, "Yes."
1:56:11"And if I lose, I go to Rahova jail for
1:56:1325 years." He said, "Correct."
1:56:16"And after Rahova jail, when I'm an old
1:56:18man, I get extradited to the UK and I go
1:56:21to a British jail and then I have to
1:56:23face this [ __ ] made up charge in
1:56:252011 for assault which they're probably
1:56:27going to throw away and then just go
1:56:29through all my Twitter for all the
1:56:30things I said about migrants and [ __ ] me
1:56:32for that for 20 years."
1:56:33And he said, "Yes."
1:56:35And I said, "And if I beat the Romanian
1:56:37case, I don't go to Rahova, but it's the
1:56:38same. I'm on house arrest. I go to jail
1:56:40a bunch of times while they try and jail
1:56:42me.
1:56:42They're probably going to get me back in
1:56:43jail. I beat my case in Romania. And
1:56:45when I beat my case in Romania, I'm
1:56:47instantly extradited to the UK and it
1:56:48all starts again." He said, "Yes."
1:56:50I was like
1:56:52and all this was happening, it was when
1:56:53that piece of [ __ ] scumbag stabbed those
1:56:55three little girls in England, do you
1:56:56remember?
1:56:57And I was doing emergency meetings
1:56:58saying the British government's
1:56:59complicit.
1:57:00And they were locking people up for
1:57:01those tweets, do you remember?
1:57:04So I was like, they're going to [ __ ]
1:57:04[ __ ] me. The British government, if they
1:57:06got a hold of me, they're going to
1:57:06[ __ ] toast me for my Twitter. They're
1:57:08going to toast me for my emergency
1:57:09meetings, for telling everyone that Keir
1:57:11Starmer [ __ ] Ukrainian rent boys, cuz
1:57:12he does.
1:57:13That's why he keeps giving him billions.
1:57:15So I know the British government's after
1:57:17me.
1:57:18And I said to Alan, I was like, so
1:57:20either way, the next decade of my life
1:57:22is just jail, house arrest,
1:57:24and court.
1:57:25He said, yeah.
1:57:26Either way.
1:57:27Win or lose in Romania.
1:57:29And England, you know they set a trap. I
1:57:30was like, I know. Everyone knows I set a
1:57:31trap for England.
1:57:33I put the phone down. I looked around
1:57:34the jail and I was like,
1:57:38What the What the How the [ __ ] do I get
1:57:40out of this?
1:57:42What do I [ __ ] do?
1:57:43I haven't done anything, Jack. I haven't
1:57:46done anything. I started a school
1:57:47teaching [ __ ] Shopify.
1:57:50How the [ __ ] do I get out of this?
1:57:53And for this case, the Romanians found
1:57:5513 new victims of human trafficking.
1:57:58Tristan's yoga instructor,
1:58:00the mother of my kids, the daughter of
1:58:03my gardener.
1:58:04Any girl we had ever interacted with,
1:58:07they just said we had attempted
1:58:10to human traffic.
1:58:12So they just found random girls who we
1:58:14knew
1:58:15and said that we had attempted to human
1:58:17traffic them.
1:58:20Imagine that. They just find thir- You
1:58:22have attempted to human traffic them.
1:58:24Jail.
1:58:26Every girl was outside the court in our
1:58:29defense. Excuse me, are you one of the
1:58:31alleged tape victims? Uh, yeah. I was
1:58:34listed as a victim and the court wants
1:58:36me to claim that I'm a victim even
1:58:38though I told them more than once that
1:58:39I'm not one. Tristan and Andrew were
1:58:42always very kind to me. They helped me
1:58:44many times and this is absurd.
1:58:46>> After the third house raid, after a year
1:58:48and a half of slandering in the media,
1:58:51after the PTSD, after the smear attacks,
1:58:54after all of it, the only girl who has
1:58:56ever accused us of anything is girl A.
1:59:00Ever.
1:59:04So, we go there
1:59:05in front of the judge,
1:59:07and he says,
1:59:09"I have a request here to jail you cuz
1:59:11there's 30 cases
1:59:13of human trafficking
1:59:14and one sex with a minor."
1:59:16Sex with a minor. I'm like, "Oh, well,
1:59:18she's 17." "At the time you were accused
1:59:21to have been 26,
1:59:23and although that's not technically a
1:59:25minor,
1:59:26they're saying that because you
1:59:28uh were well known, you abused your
1:59:30power, some crap.
1:59:32What country was that in? Romania.
1:59:35The funny thing about that is that
1:59:37neither of us even slept with that girl.
1:59:39And then she says we didn't.
1:59:41So, that So, that's another lie to
1:59:42slander us. I'm like,
1:59:44"That girl says we didn't sleep with
1:59:45her.
1:59:46Read her [ __ ] statement." And the
1:59:48judge is like, "Yes, the girl says you
1:59:49didn't sleep with her." I was like, "So,
1:59:50what the [ __ ] we talking about then?"
1:59:53So, it was all a setup
1:59:54because
1:59:55when the Brits tried to jail us the
1:59:56first time, and then we got out, tried
1:59:58to extradite us, didn't work, tried
2:00:00Lucy, didn't work, tried to take down
2:00:01the school, didn't work, they must have
2:00:03lent on the Romanians again and said,
2:00:05"Fucking get him off the [ __ ]
2:00:06internet." And the Romanians said, "We
2:00:08have nothing to get him with." And the
2:00:09UK said, "Make something up and go."
2:00:12So, they came with 30 new victims and a
2:00:15pile of paper this big. I remember
2:00:19the NGOs, maybe we could find the
2:00:21tweets, were tweeting, "Andrew Tate says
2:00:23there's no evidence in this case. What's
2:00:24this?" And it was files all in the
2:00:26Romanian court with my name on them,
2:00:28huge pile of files. I'll tell you what
2:00:30they were, complete transcripts of my
2:00:32emergency meetings.
2:00:35And [ __ ] transcripts of my YouTube
2:00:37videos.
2:00:38And transcripts of the surveillance they
2:00:40conducted on me for 2 years.
2:00:42And a pile of [ __ ] [ __ ] from a
2:00:43prosecutor who decided that Tristan
2:00:45human trafficked his [ __ ] yoga
2:00:47teacher and then the mother of his own
2:00:48kid by giving her money for child
2:00:50support.
2:00:52The Romanian government is as corrupt as
2:00:53Zambia. It's a [ __ ] setup.
2:00:56And the judge
2:00:57thank God, goes to the file and goes
2:01:00this is [ __ ] I was like, I know.
2:01:04And said back to house arrest. How were
2:01:06the 30 women selected?
2:01:07They were literally just anyone they
2:01:10could find proof of a financial transfer
2:01:13or a text message such between.
2:01:17Any text message
2:01:18even hello, hello.
2:01:20But they never got our phones cuz we had
2:01:22wiped our phones.
2:01:23So, it turns out that they had been
2:01:25going around and getting hold of and
2:01:28interviewing girls who they knew we knew
2:01:30and if they go through their WhatsApp
2:01:31and if they had ever spoken to us and
2:01:33they could find a conversation, they
2:01:35took their phones, downloaded that
2:01:36conversation and said that we were
2:01:37attempting to groom them into human
2:01:39trafficking. Do you think that they were
2:01:40just trying to siphon out which ones
2:01:42were most likely to turn on you? 100%.
2:01:451,000%. They were just trying to find
2:01:46victims. I mean, these girls were
2:01:49interviewed by DIICOT and they were
2:01:50pressured to turn and they're like, no,
2:01:52he hasn't done anything. Oh, but he was
2:01:53going to do something to you. Okay, but
2:01:55he didn't. But we think he was going to
2:01:57cuz he's a bad person, haven't you seen
2:01:58the news?
2:01:59Yeah, but he didn't do anything. Yeah,
2:02:00but he was going to. So, do you admit
2:02:02you're a victim?
2:02:03No.
2:02:05Okay, well, our psychologist says you're
2:02:06brainwashed. So, you're a victim.
2:02:09Victim.
2:02:09And their proof was the screenshot of
2:02:11Tristan saying to his yoga teacher, yes,
2:02:14how much is it per hour? Yes, okay,
2:02:16Thursday, 2:00 p.m.
2:02:18It was a [ __ ] clown show.
2:02:20But it's Romania.
2:02:22It's Zambia. They don't give a [ __ ]
2:02:24And the DIICOT, which is the most
2:02:26corrupt organization on the planet,
2:02:28DIICOT's general
2:02:30motto, DIICOT says
2:02:33it's up to a judge to decide if you're
2:02:34innocent or guilty.
2:02:35To us, you're all guilty.
2:02:37I don't need proof you did anything. A
2:02:38judge decides. If I say you're You're
2:02:40alien, I don't even need proof. You're a
2:02:41[ __ ] alien. Jail. Go see the judge.
2:02:43Judge decides. I'm just a guy.
2:02:45I just print the paper. You're a [ __ ]
2:02:46alien. Deal with it. That's how they
2:02:48That's how they talk. So, they told me.
2:02:50So, they say openly. You mess around in
2:02:52Romania, you piss someone off,
2:02:53maybe a judge will save you. But we to
2:02:55us you're guilty.
2:02:56Don't talk to cops.
2:02:58That's how they work.
2:02:59So, this case was even more pathetic
2:03:01than the first one.
2:03:04But I had a flashback. And I had a
2:03:06flashback after this one night in jail.
2:03:10And I'm sitting there and I've lost
2:03:11control of my mind for
2:03:14Correction. I always have control of my
2:03:16mind. I lost a percentage of my powers
2:03:20after Allen told me my life was
2:03:21effectively over.
2:03:23And I'm sitting there in jail and
2:03:24eventually they take me in front of the
2:03:25court.
2:03:26And Allen flicks through the file and
2:03:28goes this one's even more stupid than
2:03:29the first one.
2:03:30There's no way you're going to jail. I
2:03:32said, Allen,
2:03:33we've been here.
2:03:34>> [snorts]
2:03:34>> He goes, I know, Andrew. I know, but
2:03:37every single one of these girls is
2:03:38defending you.
2:03:40I was like, they defended us last time.
2:03:41He goes, yeah, but with those girls, you
2:03:43knew them for a long time. There was a
2:03:45lot of messages between you. You were
2:03:46sleeping with them. Whatever. These
2:03:48girls you don't even know these girls.
2:03:49You haven't even had sex with these
2:03:50girls. So, just what can it be?
2:03:53There's no way you're going to go to
2:03:53jail.
2:03:54I was like, Allen, please don't even say
2:03:55that to me. Please. And I remember
2:03:57sitting on the stand
2:03:59and the judge, just like the first time,
2:04:01said, "Okay, I'm going to go make my
2:04:02decision." Went out back for an hour.
2:04:06And me and Tristan just sitting there
2:04:07looking at each other.
2:04:09And when the judge came out and said,
2:04:11"House arrest."
2:04:14I almost cried.
2:04:16Almost.
2:04:19I almost cried. I couldn't believe it. I
2:04:21was so sure I was toast.
2:04:23I was so sure I was going to like to
2:04:24jail.
2:04:25I almost cried.
2:04:27And when we got up
2:04:29to leave to go back to house arrest and
2:04:30we walked out the court and walked down
2:04:32the stairs, there's a video. Please play
2:04:33the video. I walk out and I say, "Built
2:04:35different." You all okay?
2:04:37We made it. Built different. And I
2:04:38walked down and I said, "This is
2:04:40disgusting." to the media. And the daddy
2:04:42she shark starts screaming, "This is
2:04:43disgusting. We have kids." And I'm
2:04:45screaming to the media and the [ __ ]
2:04:46idiots in the media are like, "What
2:04:47about the human trafficking?" Like
2:04:49there's no [ __ ] human trafficking.
2:04:51The [ __ ] girls are on our side. The
2:04:53only girl who's ever accused us of
2:04:54anything is girl A who's a [ __ ] liar.
2:04:58There's no human trafficking of anyone.
2:05:00What the [ __ ] are you talking about?
2:05:02And I do that whole speech about this is
2:05:04disgusting. Please play it.
2:05:06And we go back to our house, back to
2:05:07house arrest.
2:05:10Tristan and I sit there that night and
2:05:11I'm like, "They're going to keep [ __ ]
2:05:12coming."
2:05:14And they're going to get us. They're
2:05:15going to find something. They're going
2:05:16to get us. Tristan's like, "Ah, but they
2:05:17can't get in."
2:05:19So they can't get in. That's good.
2:05:21You know, we had to replace the door in
2:05:23the end cuz they damaged it but they
2:05:24couldn't break it.
2:05:27So I'm sitting there and, you know,
2:05:29this entire time
2:05:31all these months and years
2:05:34my brain is I I
2:05:37I didn't realize I was mentally unwell
2:05:39until now that I'm relatively free. I I
2:05:41wasn't normal. I did The pressure and
2:05:44stress Imagine someone says to you
2:05:46Imagine someone tells you you have
2:05:47cancer.
2:05:48And you can die any minute.
2:05:50Randomly. No, imagine they say that
2:05:53there are there is a particular fly
2:05:57in LA and if that fly lands on you you
2:05:59die.
2:06:01How do you drink coffee?
2:06:02It's only okay, LA is a big place.
2:06:04There's only one fly. But how do you go
2:06:06outside?
2:06:07Like how do you leave your window open?
2:06:09Like there's this fly out there and if
2:06:11it touches me I'm over.
2:06:13And for a year I'm I'm sitting there at
2:06:15any minute I can get dragged from my
2:06:17life.
2:06:18You know, my girlfriend would be like,
2:06:19"Hey, maybe next week we go cinema." I'd
2:06:21be like, "There is no next week." There
2:06:22is no there is no Wednesday.
2:06:24I can get dragged from my [ __ ] house
2:06:26any minute. I can get taken at any time.
2:06:29I don't have Wednesday. I don't have
2:06:30next week. I don't have anything. Can we
2:06:32watch a movie tonight? There is no
2:06:33tonight.
2:06:35There's There's not There's nothing
2:06:37There's nothing but the pain I'm in
2:06:38right now. I wasn't sleeping. I couldn't
2:06:41plan for the future. Everything's
2:06:42[ __ ] But because I had enough mental
2:06:43discipline, I was just doubling down on
2:06:45the school.
2:06:47And I was planning the Real World token.
2:06:49I launched a Daddy coin and we upgraded
2:06:50to the Real World 2.0 and the school's
2:06:52still doing really well and we're under
2:06:54all these content attacks. But by now,
2:06:56I'm not making the money as I made
2:06:57before. Not because we don't have
2:06:58students. We still have 200,000
2:06:59students. But my margin's gone from 80%
2:07:01margin down to 10% margin cuz I'm
2:07:03spending 70% on [ __ ] government-level
2:07:05cyber protection cuz we're getting
2:07:07hacked and attacked and [ __ ]
2:07:09endlessly [ __ ] DDoS attacked and
2:07:11endlessly trying to [ __ ] break our
2:07:13systems. I'm spending millions of
2:07:15dollars a week keeping the school
2:07:16online. So now I'm running it purely
2:07:18just to [ __ ] piss my enemies off. And
2:07:21because the BBC is saying it's
2:07:22dangerous, my school. So I'm like, "Oh
2:07:24well, then [ __ ] you." So I'm keeping my
2:07:25school open.
2:07:27I'm not even making money from it
2:07:28anymore, really. I'll make
2:07:302 million a month or whatever, but not
2:07:31like before.
2:07:34So I'm sitting there on house arrest and
2:07:36I was mentally unwell.
2:07:37I'm going to be honest and just tell
2:07:39everyone. I was The pressure I was under
2:07:42the lies, the [ __ ] the endless
2:07:44attacks, the endless garbage, all this
2:07:45shit's going on.
2:07:47And all of it comes from England and
2:07:49they're trying to convince me to kill
2:07:51What part of it was pissing you off the
2:07:53most?
2:07:55I don't think it was pissing me off. I
2:07:56think the the word is
2:07:58it's the anxiety.
2:08:00It's the fly.
2:08:01You have to imagine the fly. You have to
2:08:03If you really want to understand this
2:08:05story, you need to go sit in your
2:08:06bathroom for an hour without phone. Just
2:08:08do an hour.
2:08:09You need to imagine that bathroom's
2:08:11covered in cockroaches and then you need
2:08:12to imagine every time you go outside
2:08:13there's a fly and if it touches you, you
2:08:14die and you can't stop the fly. You
2:08:16can't see the fly coming, but it's there
2:08:18and it wants to get you. It's looking
2:08:19for you.
2:08:22And LA is a big place,
2:08:24but it can fly and it's looking for you.
2:08:25And you're in your house and they're
2:08:26looking to try and get you. And
2:08:28everyone's trying to put you in jail,
2:08:29and they're watching everything you do.
2:08:29They watch every emergency meeting. They
2:08:31watch everything. They're spying on your
2:08:32garden. They have drones in the air.
2:08:33They're watching everything. There's
2:08:34house arrest. There's a police car
2:08:35outside. All your girlfriends are
2:08:37getting attacked. They're trying to
2:08:37convince you to kill yourself. They're
2:08:39attacking your school. They're trying to
2:08:40shut that down. All on the internet.
2:08:41There's these hater accounts run by
2:08:43NGOs, and they're attacking you. And all
2:08:45this shit's going on, and you're just
2:08:46sitting there just saying, "I'm just a
2:08:47[ __ ] guy. I was teaching Shopify. I'm
2:08:49just a [ __ ] dude."
2:08:51And you just have to get Aikido.
2:08:53And [ __ ] resist. What What else you
2:08:55going to do? Die, I guess. Most men in
2:08:58my position would have killed
2:08:58themselves. Most men in my position
2:09:00would have at least broken, or cracked,
2:09:02or said sorry, or apologized, or did a
2:09:04deal, or give up. I could have gone to
2:09:05the D-call anytime and said, "Okay,
2:09:06well, I'm I'm guilty, there's no jail.
2:09:08And I'll shut the school down. I'll
2:09:09delete the internet. And I go away as a
2:09:11sex trafficker, and I just vanish. And I
2:09:12keep my little bit of money, and I go
2:09:13away." Every man would have done that.
2:09:15All these men watching this now think
2:09:16they wouldn't have done that. Yes, you
2:09:17would have.
2:09:18All these tough guys, they would have
2:09:19[ __ ] given up, said, "Yeah, I mean,
2:09:21as long as I don't get jail, I keep the
2:09:23bit of money I have saved, I'll shut the
2:09:24school down, I'll be gone from the
2:09:26internet, Andrew Tate's gone. He was a
2:09:27big thing, then he was a sex trafficker,
2:09:29now he lives in Vietnam. That's That's
2:09:31I'll just let me go away."
2:09:33Cuz I was like, "No.
2:09:34No.
2:09:36[ __ ] Keir Starmer.
2:09:38[ __ ] the Romanian government. [ __ ] the
2:09:40matrix. [ __ ] you. No. No, no, no.
2:09:45Cuz I was fighting and they were
2:09:47frustrated. And I like to believe that
2:09:49as much as I was suffering,
2:09:51my enemies were very frustrated with me.
2:09:56We said in our last podcast,
2:09:59I said sarcastically in a hyperbolic way
2:10:01about an imaginary scenario where
2:10:02someone came to me and said,
2:10:04"We know you're not a bad person,
2:10:05Andrew.
2:10:07You have these ideas, but not everyone's
2:10:08smart enough to understand your ideas,
2:10:10and some young men are going to
2:10:10misunderstand your ideas, and they're
2:10:12going to hit their girlfriend, or
2:10:13they're going to do something bad, or
2:10:14kill someone, and we just want to have a
2:10:15nice safe society. And if you just
2:10:16change the way you talk about certain
2:10:17things, we know you don't want anyone to
2:10:18get hurt."
2:10:21Those were real conversations.
2:10:23I was offered to disappear.
2:10:27And it's funny because they would hint.
2:10:29They would say,
2:10:30"You know, you were offered this before
2:10:32in a more favorable scenario."
2:10:35Which was the sponsorship contract.
2:10:39You didn't want.
2:10:43"James, go away. Just [ __ ] off. Just go
2:10:45away and all of this will go away. If
2:10:47you go away for a year, no one's going
2:10:48to care about the case when it gets
2:10:49dropped and it's all gone. Just go
2:10:51away."
2:10:53I wouldn't do it. I was like, "No, you
2:10:55started this."
2:10:57You started this. I had a [ __ ]
2:11:01Shopify school. You started this because
2:11:04I got too big. I was saying the right
2:11:06thing. I was doing good. I was helping
2:11:08young men make money, helping them
2:11:10resist enslavement, helping them avoid
2:11:12student debt, helping the [ __ ] world
2:11:14because I'm a good guy and you're a
2:11:16piece of [ __ ] I became your enemy, but
2:11:18I'm still the good guy. You started this
2:11:20[ __ ] fight. We're going to see it
2:11:22through to the [ __ ] end. [ __ ] you.
2:11:24Not until the BBC says, "Not guilty.
2:11:27Andrew Tate was innocent. And the
2:11:29Romanian state owes him a billion
2:11:31dollars in reparations." That's what I
2:11:33want. That's the fight you [ __ ]
2:11:35started because my mind's [ __ ] Jack.
2:11:38You [ __ ] up the only thing I have,
2:11:39which is my mental [ __ ] health. No
2:11:41car matters when your [ __ ] mind's
2:11:43gone. No money matters when your [ __ ]
2:11:45mind is gone. You've taken the one thing
2:11:47from me that can make me [ __ ] happy.
2:11:49So, you know what? I'm not going to kill
2:11:50myself. You have to kill me.
2:11:53You want me dead, then you have to
2:11:55[ __ ] do it. I'm not going to make it
2:11:57easy for you. You have to kill me.
2:12:01And that's why I decided to fight them.
2:12:04Not because I'm brave and not because I
2:12:05believed I could win, but because I was
2:12:07just ready to [ __ ] lose.
2:12:10I just lost it.
2:12:12So, I was like, "Fuck you."
2:12:15So, you said no.
2:12:17When DIICOT told me
2:12:21So, DIICOT
2:12:23took me into their office and they said,
2:12:25after the first raid where I didn't
2:12:27manage to wipe my phones,
2:12:30they had our
2:12:32my phones from the first raid.
2:12:34And they said, um,
2:12:36"We're prepared to drop everything.
2:12:38Like it all go away.
2:12:40But we need to get access to your
2:12:41phones." I said, "Why do you need access
2:12:42to my phones if you're going to drop
2:12:43everything?"
2:12:44They go, "Well, we just need to
2:12:45thoroughly conclude our investigation
2:12:47and we'll give you some paperwork now in
2:12:48advance that you have the immunity and
2:12:50everything. So, it's going to be
2:12:50dropped. It doesn't matter what's found
2:12:51in those phones. It doesn't matter if
2:12:52it's
2:12:53Even if you've moved cocaine, the other
2:12:55guy will get in trouble, but you won't.
2:12:57But there may be some other people
2:12:58around you or whatever. Maybe they'll
2:12:59get criminal cases. We'll be honest with
2:13:00you, but you will be immune if you just
2:13:02open your phone."
2:13:04And I said, "How do I know this is true?
2:13:06How do I know this is real?" They're
2:13:07like, "This is real. You're going to
2:13:08have to shut up on the internet. You're
2:13:09going to be quiet. You're going to go
2:13:10away. Your case is going to go away. We
2:13:12need access to your phone. Here's the
2:13:13deal. You're going to stop doing your
2:13:14emergency meetings. You're going to stop
2:13:15talking about it. You're not going to
2:13:16tweet.
2:13:17We're going to wait a year, year and a
2:13:17half.
2:13:18What I believe they were doing is giving
2:13:20me immunity in Romania and then they
2:13:21were going to give the phone downloads
2:13:22to the Brits. That's what I think they
2:13:23were going to do. And the Brits were
2:13:24going to [ __ ] me. That's what I
2:13:26believed. But they were telling me that
2:13:27you're going to be immune in Romania and
2:13:29it doesn't matter what it is. All your
2:13:30cases are going to go away."
2:13:32And I remember sitting there going,
2:13:33"I don't believe you. I want to do it,
2:13:35but I don't believe you." They're like,
2:13:36"Why don't believe us? We'll give you a
2:13:37paperwork. We'll give you contracts." I
2:13:38said, "I need to trust my lawyer and the
2:13:39paperwork needs to be bulletproof."
2:13:42They're like, "Okay."
2:13:43So, for 3 weeks Allen and DIICOT are
2:13:45negotiating on this paperwork
2:13:48on how to get the exact paperwork that
2:13:50I'm happy to sign that my case will be
2:13:51dropped and everything will go away if I
2:13:53give up access to my phones.
2:13:55Back and forth, back and forth, back and
2:13:57forth. And every time Allen go, "You
2:13:58happy with this?" I go, go and complain
2:13:59about this line. I just been a [ __ ]
2:14:01headache for like a month.
2:14:04Because when they took my phones, by
2:14:05Romanian law, you have to tell them the
2:14:07password. So, the first time they raided
2:14:08my house, they'd got my phone and they
2:14:10said, "It is the law that you must tell
2:14:13me your password. If you do not tell me
2:14:14your password, you get an automatic
2:14:162-year jail sentence."
2:14:18And I said, "Well, I'm not denying.
2:14:22Give me my password. I'd love to give
2:14:23you my password, unfortunately, because
2:14:24this is a stressful situation. I forgot.
2:14:26I don't remember."
2:14:28"Tell us."
2:14:30"I'm sorry, sir.
2:14:31I have forgotten.
2:14:33I don't remember.
2:14:34So, I can give it to you."
2:14:36Cuz they can't prove in court that I
2:14:37remember it.
2:14:38Mhm.
2:14:39They can prove I said no.
2:14:40I didn't say no. I forgot.
2:14:42And I don't have a number password on my
2:14:44phone cuz I'm not a [ __ ] I have a
2:14:46nice long multi-character, 40-character
2:14:49long exclamation marks, [ __ ] dashes.
2:14:52I got my whole [ __ ] law. You can type
2:14:54it and I I tested it on one of those
2:14:55password testers. They're like 4
2:14:57trillion years. Because everyone thinks
2:14:59the police have magic powers. They
2:15:00don't. They can just brute force a
2:15:01phone. That's all they can do. They plug
2:15:03it into something called Cellebrite.
2:15:04This is for all the people at home. They
2:15:05plug it in and then it overrides the
2:15:08automatic lockout and then they can just
2:15:10attempt passwords on repeat until they
2:15:12get in. So, if you have a four-digit
2:15:13number password password, cuz they get
2:15:15unlimited attempts and because there's
2:15:16not that many opportunities or not that
2:15:18many combinations, they'll get in in an
2:15:19hour.
2:15:21And if you have a simple word, they'll
2:15:22get in in an hour. But if you have a
2:15:23password like mine, 3 trillion years.
2:15:26Space aliens will eventually read my
2:15:27phones cuz I'm sure they're still
2:15:29trying. Go for it.
2:15:30But I forgot the password. It was
2:15:31stressful. It was a stressful time,
2:15:32Jack.
2:15:34So, we're doing this paperwork.
2:15:36Eventually, after I've nitpicked every
2:15:37single thing, they bring me in there and
2:15:38I'm like, "Okay, let's go over this
2:15:39again." They said, "Okay, here here's
2:15:40what's going to happen. You're going to
2:15:42be given immunity in Romania
2:15:44for anything that's found on that phone.
2:15:46Your current case is going to be
2:15:47dropped.
2:15:48You're going to be quiet on the
2:15:49internet. We're going to let all the
2:15:50media buzz die down. All of this is
2:15:52going to go away. And when everything's
2:15:53over and no one cares about it anymore,
2:15:55your case will be dropped and you will
2:15:56not go to jail in Romania.
2:15:57And then you can go deal with your
2:15:58English problem. But for the next year,
2:16:01while your case is nice and quiet, you
2:16:02get to live in Romania. You don't get
2:16:04extradited. Live a nice time. Stay in
2:16:05Romania. You won't be allowed to leave
2:16:06the country, but you'll stay here.
2:16:09And then when no one talks about it,
2:16:10we'll drop your Romanian case and then
2:16:11all your British problems, we have
2:16:12nothing to do with them. We're Romanian
2:16:13prosecutors.
2:16:15So, okay.
2:16:16And that's the truth. Like I asked the
2:16:17truth.
2:16:19Cuz it took a whole month to sort these
2:16:20papers out.
2:16:22And I took papers and I was like,
2:16:26I forgot.
2:16:28I have to do the papers back.
2:16:31I forgot what? I forgot my password. I'm
2:16:33sorry.
2:16:34Can't give it to you. I don't remember.
2:16:37And the rage
2:16:39on their faces because I had wasted an
2:16:41entire month of their life signing these
2:16:44papers back and forth, promising them
2:16:46that I'm going to give them what they
2:16:47wanted.
2:16:49And they're like,
2:16:50"You know we could put you back in
2:16:52jail." So, for what?
2:16:55They're like, "Interfering with police
2:16:56some garbage. Interfering with police
2:16:57process something."
2:16:59I'm just like, "My friend,
2:17:01whether you put me in jail or not, I
2:17:02forgot."
2:17:04And they didn't do [ __ ] Went back to
2:17:06house arrest.
2:17:07That's how I declined their [ __ ]
2:17:08offer. [ __ ] them. They started this war.
2:17:13Did you realize
2:17:15a lot of people don't think about
2:17:18I guess in game theory, like you have
2:17:19like masters of the game and you are
2:17:22someone with, I guess, elite pattern
2:17:24recognition that defected, you know? And
2:17:29you might have assumed at the time or at
2:17:31least thought like maybe there there's a
2:17:33chance that they'll actually let me go,
2:17:34but it never makes sense for the game
2:17:36masters to actually let someone who's
2:17:37outside of the system go.
2:17:38>> Of course.
2:17:39Of course. I I I
2:17:41I sat and thought. My thinking at this
2:17:44point is this.
2:17:46I'm toast.
2:17:48And I'm fighting this war because they
2:17:49began it and I'm fighting this war
2:17:50because I've lost my mind.
2:17:52And I've lost my mind because of the
2:17:53pressure I'm under. And the reason I
2:17:55know I'm toast is very simple.
2:17:56If the Romanian state don't find me
2:17:58guilty,
2:17:59they owe me a billion dollars.
2:18:02They destroyed my school. They destroyed
2:18:04the image of the most Googled man on the
2:18:06planet. They've unfairly imprisoned me
2:18:08three times. I spent 3 years locked in
2:18:11my house. I didn't see my kids. My mom
2:18:13had a heart attack. I couldn't see my
2:18:15legal counsel. I was in a jail which
2:18:18Romania pays hundreds of millions of
2:18:19dollars a year to the European Union in
2:18:21fines for the unfair treatment of
2:18:24prisoners cuz it's worse than pigs are
2:18:26kept in farms. They owe me a billion
2:18:29dollars. Are the Romanians going to let
2:18:31me go so they have to pay me a billion
2:18:33dollars?
2:18:35Let's all be [ __ ] smart here. No.
2:18:37Why the [ __ ] would Romania let me off?
2:18:40They'll just find me guilty. It saves a
2:18:42billion.
2:18:43They're not that rich, bro. It's a poor
2:18:45country and it's a corrupt [ __ ]
2:18:47It's got the same judicial [ __ ]
2:18:49integrity as Zambia. You think they're
2:18:51going to let me go after I'm on
2:18:52emergency meetings calling them corrupt
2:18:55and then pay me a billion dollars?
2:18:58Never.
2:18:59So I this entire time I'm struggling
2:19:01mentally because I believe that it's
2:19:04over.
2:19:05But I have come to the conclusion like a
2:19:07kamikaze pilot
2:19:09that it's going to be a beautiful death.
2:19:12I don't think I'm going to win, Jack.
2:19:14It's just going to be a beautiful death
2:19:15in a big fireball.
2:19:17Glory for Japan.
2:19:18I I think it's over. I don't believe in
2:19:21victory on any level. Neither does
2:19:22Tristan. And we talk every day about how
2:19:25we're glad we get to die together.
2:19:26That's it.
2:19:29So after the third arrest and I come out
2:19:30and I scream this is disgusting in the
2:19:32cameras. We go back to house arrest.
2:19:34This is now 3 years
2:19:37into this [ __ ] saga.
2:19:40No girls accused me. The media says I'm
2:19:42a human trafficker. Everyone's saying
2:19:44I'm dangerous to women. The only girl
2:19:46who's ever accused me is girl A.
2:19:48Girl A, I'm going to talk about her
2:19:50history in a minute.
2:19:52I go back to house arrest.
2:19:53And finally
2:19:55cuz after these 3 years I've never had a
2:19:57trial.
2:19:59I've never had a chance to present
2:20:01evidence
2:20:03or anything. I've never had a chance to
2:20:05say, "Oh, by the way, do you know girl A
2:20:07accused 10 other men of sexual assault?
2:20:10Do you know girl A accused her father of
2:20:12sexual assault? Do you know girl A is on
2:20:14psychiatric drugs? Do you know girl A
2:20:17has been sectioned? Do you know I don't
2:20:19have a cha- I have the evidence, but
2:20:21I've never had a chance to present it."
2:20:23What was that last part you said girl A
2:20:24has been Sectioned. What's that mean?
2:20:26Taken to a mental institution against
2:20:28her will. Got it.
2:20:31Finally, I get a trial date.
2:20:32After these 3 years.
2:20:34I'm like, finally I get a chance to
2:20:36present my evidence.
2:20:37But before you go to trial in Romania,
2:20:40there's something that something called
2:20:41the preliminary chamber.
2:20:43And the preliminary chamber is basically
2:20:46an overview of the case to check, not
2:20:49the evidence of the case, to check that
2:20:50the case was constructed legally. To
2:20:53check how the evidence was constructed
2:20:55and if it was legally put together
2:20:57before the case goes to trial because
2:20:58they used to have problems in Romania
2:21:00where people would go to trial with
2:21:01cases and they do the whole trial
2:21:03[clears throat] and at the end find out
2:21:04there was no warrant. So, they had to
2:21:06throw all the evidence out and then
2:21:07people who they knew were guilty would
2:21:08walk. So, now before they go to trial,
2:21:10they have to check everything was done
2:21:11correctly.
2:21:12We go to the preliminary chamber. It's
2:21:14two stage. You have stage one and you
2:21:15have the appeal.
2:21:17We go to the preliminary preliminary
2:21:19chamber and my lawyer
2:21:22says,
2:21:23"Here are 23 pages
2:21:26of laws that DIICOT has broken
2:21:29while constructing this file.
2:21:31The translator they used didn't have a
2:21:34translation certificate. The warrant
2:21:36they used to raid the house had the
2:21:38wrong address.
2:21:40They Every It was a [ __ ] [ __ ] show.
2:21:4323 pages of broken laws."
2:21:46Funnily enough,
2:21:48after
2:21:50this day when the preliminary changes
2:21:51chamber started, I want to add this
2:21:53point in cuz it makes it makes it funny.
2:21:54It was one of the funny things that
2:21:55happened. I got all my cars back.
2:21:59I went to do a judge rule after I walked
2:22:02out and said, "This is disgusting." A
2:22:03Portuguese billionaire
2:22:06from a company in Portugal with a
2:22:07Portuguese lawyer
2:22:08put papers into the Romanian system
2:22:10saying that his assets for his rental
2:22:12company had been seized had been seized
2:22:14and stolen
2:22:15unfairly because he just rented them to
2:22:17some guy.
2:22:18And a Portuguese lawyer flew to Romania
2:22:20and went to court and said, "I'm
2:22:22representing a rental company in
2:22:24Portugal which rents companies with
2:22:26rents cars to this guy and my company
2:22:28has lost assets and my company has
2:22:29nothing to do with human trafficking so
2:22:30we deserve them back."
2:22:31And the judge said, "Yeah, you're right.
2:22:32You should get them back."
2:22:34So this day when the prelim preliminary
2:22:36chamber began
2:22:38that little piece of [ __ ] that little
2:22:39[ __ ] detective who took the cars with
2:22:41the "You modified the cars." He had to
2:22:44take all the cars and drive them back to
2:22:47my address.
2:22:49White 8 12 competition 1.5 million
2:22:51dollars. All of them. All my [ __ ]
2:22:53expensive cars. He had to bring them all
2:22:55back cuz they weren't mine. I was like,
2:22:57"Hey bro, thanks for bringing them back.
2:22:59Told you they weren't mine."
2:23:01Well, the judge says they're not yours.
2:23:03I was like, "Bro,
2:23:04they are mine.
2:23:06You know they're mine."
2:23:07>> [laughter]
2:23:10>> Never seen a man so mad in his life. I'm
2:23:12like, "Park it over here." And he would
2:23:14just dump it somewhere. "You park it."
2:23:16"Well, you took it, dickhead." So we're
2:23:18having an argument this guy had to bring
2:23:19me all my cars back. They kept my
2:23:21watches. They kept my gold. They kept my
2:23:23cash. They kept the house. They kept all
2:23:25that [ __ ] But he had to bring me my
2:23:27cars back. Sorry. He had to bring the
2:23:28Portuguese guy his cars back.
2:23:31Cuz some genius [ __ ] smart handsome
2:23:35guy. Funny story. Anyway, so I got all
2:23:37my cars back. Please put that clip in.
2:23:39So we have the preliminary chamber.
2:23:42And we give 23 pages of broken laws.
2:23:45Our judge
2:23:48This is the biggest case in Romanian
2:23:49history.
2:23:50What year is this and month?
2:23:52This will be after the daddy
2:23:56arrest jail time.
2:24:002023
2:24:01September-ish.
2:24:03So right when we did a podcast and you
2:24:04went to jail. Correct. I went to jail
2:24:07very soon after our podcast, didn't I?
2:24:09That was after they locked they got me
2:24:10again.
2:24:11Yeah. Yeah. So Yeah, no, it's just hard
2:24:15for me to remember the dates of it all
2:24:16and when I was free, when I was out cuz
2:24:18I I was like out and then back and then
2:24:19out and then back.
2:24:21So I get put back in house arrest. We go
2:24:23to the preliminary chamber. This is the
2:24:24biggest case in Romanian history.
2:24:27And our judge
2:24:29it's her first ever case.
2:24:34Some brand new some woman some brand new
2:24:37woman younger than me.
2:24:40It's her first ever case. No, I think
2:24:42before that she was dealing with traffic
2:24:43tickets. And now it's she's dealing with
2:24:45the Andrew Tate case.
2:24:47I'm like
2:24:49that's suspicious, isn't it Alan?
2:24:52Why would they give this case?
2:24:54He goes, "Oh, it's a lottery system."
2:24:55I'm like
2:24:57which move would be good for her career?
2:25:00To help us or to [ __ ] us? And he's like,
2:25:02"Oh, to [ __ ] you of course."
2:25:04I'm like, "Okay, great." Did you have a
2:25:06disproportionate amount of female
2:25:07judges?
2:25:09Yes, but the woman who let me out was a
2:25:11female.
2:25:13So I can't say anything bad about that
2:25:15cuz the first time I got out of jail was
2:25:16a woman. And plenty of men [ __ ] me.
2:25:18But then the second
2:25:20time
2:25:22it was a panel of judges.
2:25:24No, it was a panel of judges the first
2:25:25and the second time. The The third one
2:25:27when I got arrested in the daddy t-shirt
2:25:29was a man. And the man said no jail,
2:25:31house arrest. He was a man.
2:25:34But anyway, this young woman I'm like,
2:25:35"Okay, well she's she's a judge. So
2:25:38she's done her job, whatever."
2:25:40We give her the 23 pages of broken laws.
2:25:43I say to Allen,
2:25:44I "What's our chance of beating this in
2:25:46pre-lured preliminary chamber?" He said,
2:25:47"100%."
2:25:48I said, "Why?" He goes, "There's no way.
2:25:50They didn't have a warrant
2:25:53for the things they did cuz they had the
2:25:54wrong address on the warrant.
2:25:56Which means anything they took from the
2:25:57house they can't use.
2:26:00Their translations, the translator they
2:26:02used didn't have an English degree.
2:26:05The girls who they are saying are
2:26:07brainwashed
2:26:09by the psychologist, the psychologist
2:26:11never met the girls. The psychologist
2:26:13signed a piece of paper saying the girls
2:26:15she had never spoken to are brainwashed.
2:26:17He goes, "This is the most garbage ever.
2:26:19Of course you're going to beat
2:26:20preliminary chamber." I'm like, "Allen,
2:26:21you said this a lot." He goes, "Ah, but
2:26:23last time I said it you didn't go to
2:26:24jail."
2:26:25He goes, "At the beginning of all this,
2:26:27when they set you up, there was all this
2:26:29heat. Now everyone knows you're
2:26:30innocent.
2:26:31Everyone in Romania knows, everyone on
2:26:33the internet knows, everyone knows
2:26:34you're innocent. They can't stitch you
2:26:35up like they did in the beginning and
2:26:36put you in jail. They can't stitch you
2:26:37up anymore cuz everyone knows you're
2:26:38innocent.
2:26:39And last time I said you weren't going
2:26:40to go to jail, I told you that case was
2:26:42[ __ ] you didn't go to jail. We're
2:26:43going to win the preliminary chamber cuz
2:26:45they've broken every law."
2:26:47I'm like, "Why did DIICOT break the
2:26:48laws?" He goes, "They probably were told
2:26:49to do it in a rush, probably hastily.
2:26:52And also," he said, "I'll be honest with
2:26:54you, in the Romanian system often they
2:26:56do break laws.
2:26:58But in the end they get the payoff."
2:27:00He explained that in Romania though
2:27:01DIICOT will break a bunch of laws to get
2:27:03a drug dealer. And then they'll go to
2:27:05the judge and say, "Okay, we broke a
2:27:06bunch of laws, yes. But here's the
2:27:09You want to let him out?" And in Romania
2:27:11they'll go, they'll overlook the broken
2:27:13laws cuz they have to come
2:27:15He goes, "But the problem with you is
2:27:17they broke a bunch of laws to find human
2:27:18trafficking and all the girls are on
2:27:19your side." There are no victims in this
2:27:21case. I can say [music] that DIICOT is
2:27:24trying to manipulate the girls saying
2:27:27only what is beneficial to them. So they
2:27:30thought, "Well, we'll just hastily throw
2:27:32this together cuz Andrew's on podcasts
2:27:34like Fresh and Fit talking about
2:27:35pimping." Having sex was easy [ __ ]
2:27:37That's when the game starts. That's
2:27:38That's when the game starts. Now I need
2:27:39her to quit her job, leave her house,
2:27:41move in with me, work on webcam, do as I
2:27:44say, share me with other women, and give
2:27:46me her money. That's the hard part. And
2:27:48that he's has all these women, and that
2:27:50he cheats on these girls, and then when
2:27:52we throw together this [ __ ] case,
2:27:53we'll get all these girls, and we'll
2:27:55pressure him saying Andrew's a cheater,
2:27:56he cheats on you, why don't you say
2:27:58you're a victim, but every single girl's
2:28:00defended you.
2:28:01He goes, "They've never had this before.
2:28:03Normally when you say to a man's girl
2:28:04that he cheats, she rolls. Your girls
2:28:06are like, 'I love him anyway.'"
2:28:09They've never had this. He goes, "So
2:28:10they haven't got the [ __ ]
2:28:12And that's why the fact that we're the
2:28:14laws matters, cuz they don't have the
2:28:15payoff. So don't worry about it."
2:28:18So we go to the preliminary chamber, we
2:28:19spend a few weeks with this nice young
2:28:20judge, and we explain everything to her,
2:28:21we give her the pages of Broken Laws,
2:28:23and then it comes back,
2:28:24"Case is fine. Proceed."
2:28:27And even Allen said, "This is a bigger
2:28:29stitch-up than your initial jailing.
2:28:31This is a bigger stitch-up. This
2:28:34decision is more corrupt than your
2:28:36initial jailing. No one can get through
2:28:38preliminary chamber with a case this
2:28:40bad."
2:28:42And their plan was exactly what I
2:28:43described. Break every law, do it in a
2:28:45rush, UK said hit me, come up with some
2:28:48crap, raid my house, do whatever it
2:28:50takes, base it on lies, and then get
2:28:52enough girls in a room, cuz you know
2:28:54what they did with all the girls they
2:28:55interviewed?
2:28:57They had a leaderboard.
2:28:59All my girlfriends they had a
2:29:00leaderboard. And they'd went through all
2:29:02my bank accounts and all my bank
2:29:03transfers and every broad I've ever gone
2:29:04on holiday and they had all their names.
2:29:06So imagine they're bringing a girl,
2:29:07let's make up a let's make up a girl,
2:29:09Anna.
2:29:10Hello, Anna. Hi. We're here to talk to
2:29:12you cuz you're number seven on Andrew's
2:29:13list.
2:29:14What's Andrew's list?
2:29:17Number one is Mary.
2:29:19He's given her $400,000, and he's taken
2:29:21her to Italy and Croatia and Spain.
2:29:24Number two is
2:29:27Bethany.
2:29:28Bethany had $385,000,
2:29:30and he bought her a car.
2:29:32You're number seven cuz he bought you a
2:29:33handbag on your birthday.
2:29:35And he did take you on one holiday, but
2:29:36you can see that financially, cuz
2:29:38Andrew's a criminal, and all his money
2:29:40is financial crime, financially, you get
2:29:42a lot less than the other girls.
2:29:45So, did you know that he didn't love you
2:29:47and you're so low down the list?
2:29:50And it's [ __ ] smart as [ __ ] cuz women
2:29:52love money.
2:29:53They These girls were so mad the other
2:29:55girls got more money.
2:29:56They leave the D caught thing and call
2:29:57me and be like, "What happened? Why did
2:29:59you buy her this?"
2:30:01I'm like I'm like shh whoa whoa whoa
2:30:02whoa.
2:30:03This is my life. My life is on the line.
2:30:07Stop. What did they ask you? "Yeah, but
2:30:09you bought that [ __ ] a handbag." I'm
2:30:11like, "What the fuck?"
2:30:12The girls cared more that I bought a
2:30:14[ __ ] more [ __ ] than they cared about me
2:30:16going to jail forever.
2:30:18Cuz women only care about money.
2:30:20The bottom line of it. "Well, you love
2:30:22her more."
2:30:23So, that's how D caught were trying to
2:30:24get the girls to roll on me.
2:30:26But none of them did.
2:30:27Not a single girl rolled on me.
2:30:30Every single one, no matter how much
2:30:31they upset them, no matter what they
2:30:32showed them, no matter what they told
2:30:34them, at the end of it said,
2:30:36"Still loving him." Nope.
2:30:39Then they got the psychologist in to say
2:30:40they're brainwashed.
2:30:42And they'd say the psychologist report
2:30:43said, "We showed her that other girls
2:30:45got more money and she still didn't
2:30:47turn."
2:30:48And my lawyer was like,
2:30:50"This has never happened in Romanian
2:30:51history. When you get a gangster from
2:30:52Romania and you drag his wife in and
2:30:53show that he spent more money on other
2:30:55[ __ ] she rolls. Cuz your girls just
2:30:57don't roll."
2:30:58And D caught are furious.
2:31:01So, that worked out well for me. So,
2:31:03that's why they broke all the laws, but
2:31:04the preliminary chamber said, "Go
2:31:06ahead."
2:31:07And I said to Allen, "If this is a
2:31:08bigger stitch-up than the initial
2:31:10jailing, what chance do I have of
2:31:12winning this case?"
2:31:14And Allen said, "I'm very concerned.
2:31:17We need to get back in touch with the
2:31:19American Embassy. We need to tell the
2:31:21American Embassy and show them the
2:31:23judge's decision. This young brand new
2:31:25judge who's given this decision to [ __ ]
2:31:28you. We need to show the laws they
2:31:29broken. We need to get American
2:31:31litigation involved. We have to get an
2:31:33American judge to look at this cuz this
2:31:35Romanian judge is [ __ ] useless. This
2:31:38is either corruption or ineptitude.
2:31:40Either one, your life's on the line. We
2:31:42need to get to the embassy.
2:31:44So, I start calling the embassy. Can I
2:31:45have an appointment? Can I have an
2:31:46appointment? Can I I'm an American
2:31:47citizen. I'm an American citizen.
2:31:52They're busy.
2:31:53Can't get an appointment with the
2:31:54embassy. And then providence. You know,
2:31:56in this story there's so much luck.
2:31:59The Romanians
2:32:02in their absolute hubris
2:32:05decided to overthrow their own election.
2:32:09Don't know if you've heard about this.
2:32:11I was locked in my house for the third
2:32:13year with no end in sight and I've just
2:32:16lost a preliminary chamber. And Romania
2:32:18has an election for who the leader's
2:32:20going to be.
2:32:21And all of the people vote for a man
2:32:23called Calin Georgescu who is a
2:32:25right-wing Trump-esque figure who
2:32:28believes in restoring the sanctity of
2:32:29Romania. He's anti-Ukraine war. He
2:32:32doesn't want to give them any money. He
2:32:33doesn't want any migrants. He's just
2:32:35right-wing candidate.
2:32:37He wins the presidential election by a
2:32:39landslide with 65% of the vote.
2:32:43And the next day the constitutional
2:32:46court
2:32:47cancels the election.
2:32:49Says it was corrupted by Russian
2:32:51interference.
2:32:53Call him a Russian agent
2:32:55and send him to jail.
2:32:58The prosecutor which sent him to jail
2:33:01is the same prosecutor as me.
2:33:04The same prosecutor who locked up the
2:33:06rightful president of Romania and thrown
2:33:08him in jail is my prosecutor.
2:33:12The attack dog for the matrix, I assume.
2:33:15So, he goes to jail
2:33:17and they start to redo the election.
2:33:19Now, only three countries in history
2:33:20have undone an election.
2:33:23I believe one is Kyrgyzstan, one is
2:33:24Mongolia, and the third is Romania.
2:33:26That's how corrupt this [ __ ] all is.
2:33:29That when someone wins, they go, "Ah,
2:33:30the Russians interfered." Now, the truth
2:33:33is this.
2:33:34Every European country rigs its
2:33:36elections. AfD in Germany, it's rigged.
2:33:38They let AfD win a little bit, but not
2:33:40properly. Marine Le Pen in France, she
2:33:43caught a criminal case just before she
2:33:44could win.
2:33:45Europe rigs their elections, but Romania
2:33:47is Romania. So, they got told to rig it,
2:33:50and they were like, "Yes, my friend, I
2:33:51will rig it. Okay." Didn't rig it, cuz
2:33:54they're [ __ ] useless. [ __ ] it up,
2:33:56and had to run and panic to undo it,
2:33:58just like they did my case. Just [ __ ]
2:34:00threw it together slapdash, cuz they're
2:34:02useless. When the Germans rig their
2:34:04election, it's done right.
2:34:05So, AfD wins 22%, but not quite enough
2:34:08to get the seat. Almost there. Keep
2:34:10voting, guys. Keep voting. We'll vote
2:34:12our way out of this.
2:34:15The Romanians [ __ ] up their rigging.
2:34:17So, they had to redo the whole election.
2:34:19Now, imagine this. I've been locked in
2:34:21my house for 4 years
2:34:24without charge.
2:34:26I'm an American citizen, the only
2:34:27American citizen they've ever jailed.
2:34:29All of my victims are on my side, and
2:34:31for the first time, the entire
2:34:33international community is talking about
2:34:35how [ __ ] corrupt Romania is.
2:34:37That's great for me. For the first time,
2:34:39everyone's on Twitter, "Romania's a
2:34:40[ __ ] dump. They overthrew their
2:34:42election. What a setup. Why is their
2:34:44court saying he's a Russian agent? Why
2:34:46is it the same prosecutor as Andrew's
2:34:48prosecutor? This is a [ __ ] setup."
2:34:50And all of our Romanian news, they're
2:34:52even saying on the Romanian news, "Our
2:34:55democratic and judicial processes are
2:34:57under so much scrutiny internationally,
2:34:59we look like a banana republic. This
2:35:01looks worse than Africa. We look like a
2:35:03[ __ ] [ __ ] No one believes any of
2:35:06our processes anymore." And people are
2:35:07on the Romanian news, Romanian news
2:35:09reporters are saying, "And now the Tate
2:35:11brothers are involved in every
2:35:12conversation, cuz now, after protesting
2:35:14their innocence for 4 years or 3 years,
2:35:16now everyone's saying they might
2:35:17actually be innocent because we look
2:35:19like [ __ ] clowns.
2:35:21Which they did.
2:35:23So all of this is happening.
2:35:25And then we go to the appeal stage of
2:35:27the preliminary chamber.
2:35:29Which is a higher judge
2:35:31than the little girl they got in to rig
2:35:32it.
2:35:33And during all this mess with
2:35:35international scrutiny
2:35:37with Trump just won president-elect at
2:35:39that time.
2:35:40So now they're scared cuz Trump's coming
2:35:42back. The Dems have just lost.
2:35:45The EU's rigged the Romanian election.
2:35:47All this international pressure. Trump's
2:35:49not president, but he's president-elect.
2:35:51And Vance is talking about the integrity
2:35:53of Europe. And Vance mentions Romania.
2:35:56The Romanians are panicking. The
2:35:57Americans are watching. Trump is coming
2:35:59back. The big boss is coming back.
2:36:00Everyone knows. Panicking. Panicking. I
2:36:02go to the appeal for the preliminary
2:36:03chamber. My lawyer gives them the same
2:36:05page of 25 broken laws to the same
2:36:09case file. The same page of broken laws.
2:36:11We go to the appeal judge.
2:36:12And the appeal judge comes back
2:36:15with 210 pages of broken laws.
2:36:18And says, "I'm sorry, lawyer.
2:36:21You're wrong.
2:36:22They didn't break 23 pages of laws. They
2:36:24broke 210 pages of laws.
2:36:28Dismissed."
2:36:30Because with all that international
2:36:32scrutiny
2:36:33with JD Vance, with Trump coming back,
2:36:34with everyone watching, all of a sudden
2:36:36the judge knew
2:36:38they had to do their job.
2:36:40And the judge came back and said,
2:36:41"Here's 210 pages of broken laws. This
2:36:43entire case
2:36:45the 4 years of house arrest, the
2:36:47jailing,
2:36:48the missing my mother after she had a
2:36:50heart attack, the PTSD, the repeated
2:36:53attacks, everything everything
2:36:55thrown out."
2:36:57Then the judge says something really
2:36:58weird.
2:37:00"But we're keeping the jailing
2:37:01conditions. He must remain on house
2:37:03arrest
2:37:04because we're returning the file to the
2:37:06prosecutor
2:37:08to amend these 210 pages of mistakes."
2:37:13So this was a really weird experience.
2:37:15And then I posted a video. Please put
2:37:17the video in here of me sitting in my
2:37:19podcast studio ranting to camera about
2:37:21how all the things that happened to me
2:37:22should have never happened. I will
2:37:24continue to fight. I'm an innocent man.
2:37:25I've done nothing wrong. I'm not going
2:37:27to be quiet. I'm not going to do a deal.
2:37:29I'm not going to lay down. I'm going to
2:37:30fight this absolutely tooth and nail.
2:37:32>> Because this case is just in front of me
2:37:33now. The case got dismissed. Case over.
2:37:35Case is gone.
2:37:38So, I go and I phone my lawyer. I said,
2:37:40"So, they've thrown the case out." He
2:37:41goes, "Yes."
2:37:43"Why am I still locked in my house?"
2:37:44He goes, "That has never happened in
2:37:46history before. Never in history has a
2:37:48case been thrown out of court and the
2:37:50conditions for which
2:37:52have been applied to a suspect have
2:37:55remained."
2:37:56I I currently have and from that point
2:37:58onwards had no active case in the court.
2:38:01I was as free and innocent as any other
2:38:02person. Why am I locked in my house? Did
2:38:04you have a case in the UK at the time? I
2:38:06had the first I had the case search and
2:38:07extract before. Okay. Got it. That one.
2:38:10So, who is telling the Romanian state,
2:38:12no matter what they do, to keep me
2:38:13locked in my house at least? Oh, we're
2:38:14going to get there.
2:38:16So, they're like And they also kept my
2:38:17stuff.
2:38:18So, the case which they raided my house,
2:38:20locked me in my house for, locked me in
2:38:22jail for, and stole all my things for
2:38:23has been thrown out, but I'm still
2:38:25locked in my house and they've kept my
2:38:27things.
2:38:28Make that make sense. So, her ruling
2:38:30said, "210 pages of laws have been
2:38:32broken. This case is a fabrication. This
2:38:35case is fallacy. It's literally fantasy.
2:38:38And the prosecutor can now take the case
2:38:39back and fix every single one of these
2:38:41problems.
2:38:42In the meantime, we're going to leave
2:38:43Andrew locked in his house."
2:38:46So, the file goes back to the
2:38:46prosecutor. Now, how can a prosecutor
2:38:49fix the fact that he didn't have a
2:38:50warrant when he did something? Do they
2:38:52have a [ __ ] time machine?
2:38:54No. The prosecutor cannot fix this mess.
2:38:57Of course, he can't.
2:38:59How can he fix all the [ __ ] mess he
2:39:00made? Cuz he lied. How can he fix the
2:39:03fact that none of the girls turned on me
2:39:05like he wanted? He can't.
2:39:07So, the prosecutor now has this file on
2:39:09his desk and I'm left on house arrest.
2:39:12This is
2:39:13December of 2023 under President Joe
2:39:17Biden.
2:39:17So when everyone talks about Trump saved
2:39:19Andrew,
2:39:20I think Trump's aura
2:39:22of coming into power may have saved me.
2:39:25I think J.D. Vance highlighting the
2:39:27corruption of Europe may have saved me.
2:39:29But nobody [ __ ] helped me.
2:39:31Nobody gave me a call
2:39:33ever.
2:39:35So I'm locked in my house in January.
2:39:38Locked in my house in February.
2:39:40Then I get a phone call.
2:39:43The DICO want to see you.
2:39:46I go to the DICO office.
2:39:48I'm like
2:39:50So what are you going to do with your
2:39:51file that got thrown out, [ __ ] How
2:39:53are you going to fix it? You haven't got
2:39:54a [ __ ] time machine, have you?
2:39:56He goes
2:39:58You'll be surprised what we can do with
2:40:00the file and the criminal facts will be
2:40:03decided by a court.
2:40:06I'm like, yeah, well, basically you
2:40:07ain't got [ __ ] and you know you ain't
2:40:09got [ __ ] So eventually this is going to
2:40:11blow up in your [ __ ] stupid face.
2:40:14He goes, anyway,
2:40:15I didn't bring you here to talk about
2:40:16this.
2:40:18I've decided
2:40:19you can have your passports and you can
2:40:21go.
2:40:23I'm like, what?
2:40:25He was, you can go now.
2:40:27I'm So I can just go? Wait, wait, I was
2:40:29locked in my house and I was a guilty
2:40:31and I was innocent for I did all these
2:40:32bad things and you're going to put me
2:40:33back in jail and all this crap and now
2:40:34you're just saying here, take my [ __ ]
2:40:35go?
2:40:36Give passports, leave the room.
2:40:39First time in 4 years.
2:40:40But this time I'm still locked in my
2:40:41house. I just get my passport back.
2:40:44I look at Allen like, what the [ __ ] I
2:40:45can literally leave? And he was like,
2:40:47here's your passport, you can just
2:40:47leave.
2:40:50And then Allen goes, but don't [ __ ] it
2:40:51up. Don't say anything on Twitter. Go
2:40:52dark on Twitter. We'll organize you a
2:40:54jet. Let's get you out of here. I was
2:40:56like, does this mean my case is over?
2:40:57And he goes
2:40:59Officially and unofficially are
2:41:00different answers, but if they really
2:41:02thought you did something, they never
2:41:03give you your passport. Like why have
2:41:04they given it to me? He goes, because
2:41:05they know they set you up and they're
2:41:07scared of it all coming out. They're
2:41:08scared of it all coming out that the UK
2:41:10made them do it and that you're American
2:41:12citizens and now Trump's coming back and
2:41:14one day someone's going to ask questions
2:41:17about why this happened, who did it, why
2:41:19the Tates were [ __ ] when they haven't
2:41:21done anything wrong. It's going to come
2:41:22on someone's desk and he doesn't want
2:41:24the heat anymore.
2:41:26Cuz Trump's coming back, they've just
2:41:27overthrown their election, everyone
2:41:29knows they're a corrupt dump and the
2:41:31whole news in Romania is talking about
2:41:33not just the presidential election, but
2:41:35you and Tristan. So they just want you
2:41:36gone. You're a foreign now. You're
2:41:38annoying now. They don't want the news
2:41:40to talk about you anymore. They want you
2:41:42to leave.
2:41:46And I was like, but what about the
2:41:47English extradition? He goes, well your
2:41:48case isn't officially over because yes,
2:41:51it's been thrown out, but it's gone back
2:41:53to the prosecutor.
2:41:55So it's still technically open. So UK
2:41:57can't extradite you.
2:42:00And I thought back to myself in that
2:42:01cell when I thought I had no way out.
2:42:03And I'm like,
2:42:04so I get to go to America.
2:42:06He goes, yeah.
2:42:08I was like, I remember being in jail
2:42:09when I thought the next 10 years are
2:42:10just jail, house arrest, extradited to
2:42:12England. He goes,
2:42:13that's what it should have been.
2:42:15I've never seen anything like this.
2:42:17Just don't go to England. I said, don't
2:42:18worry, I'm not going to go there.
2:42:20And then we got on the plane.
2:42:22And we flew to Florida.
2:42:25And I expected to return to a hero's
2:42:27welcome, Jack.
2:42:28All this [ __ ] I've been through, all
2:42:30this crap, I expected to come back as an
2:42:32American citizen to a hero's welcome and
2:42:34Ron DeSantis and his little girlfriend
2:42:35AG start running their mouths that we're
2:42:37pieces of [ __ ] and they're going to
2:42:38investigate us and we deserve to go to
2:42:39jail.
2:42:42And my heart was broken. I couldn't
2:42:44believe it.
2:42:45And I was tweeting every day at the AG.
2:42:47Tag at the AG, come get me. Come arrest
2:42:49me. I left America when I was eight.
2:42:52What have I done?
2:42:53Nothing. You know what the AG did? The
2:42:55AG
2:42:57of Florida,
2:42:58O'Keefe Meyer, whatever his name is, and
2:43:00Flor- and Ron De Santis, those two
2:43:02little [ __ ] homos.
2:43:04Really pieces of [ __ ] people. To be
2:43:06honest with you, I think Ron was
2:43:08ambushed. I think when the media said,
2:43:10"Andrew Tate's on a plane, he's a human
2:43:11trafficker, and he's coming here." I
2:43:13think he didn't know anything, and he
2:43:14was just like, "Oh, human traffickers
2:43:15are all good people." I think it was a
2:43:17mistake from him. I forgive him. But, I
2:43:19don't forgive his stupid little [ __ ]
2:43:20AG
2:43:21who wanted to make a name for himself
2:43:22and double his Twitter followers and
2:43:24started opening an investigation into me
2:43:25the second I landed for no reason. No
2:43:28crime. Usually, there's a crime, you
2:43:30find the guy who did the crime. You
2:43:31don't find the guy and try and find
2:43:32crimes he did. That's communism. Who is
2:43:35the attorney general?
2:43:36James Uthmeier. Got it. Okay.
2:43:38>> Uthmeier, something like this.
2:43:40So, he opens an investigation into me
2:43:41the second I land as an American citizen
2:43:45saying I'm a human trafficker and I'm a
2:43:46bad person and all this garbage. I
2:43:48expected to come home to a you a [ __ ]
2:43:50hero's welcome. And I did a podcast with
2:43:51Candace Owens about that cuz even she
2:43:53said this is insane. You know what he
2:43:54did? He wrote to the Brits.
2:43:56Saying, "Do you want me to arrest him
2:43:57and send him to you?"
2:43:59You got an active warrant. Do you want
2:44:00me to send him to you? I'll come get him
2:44:02and send him to you.
2:44:03He wrote to the Brits.
2:44:06And I'm sitting in Florida, in Miami.
2:44:08I refuse to leave. So, I keep tweeting,
2:44:09"Come get me, Ron. Come get me, James.
2:44:12Come get me. Come get me. Come get me."
2:44:13Cuz
2:44:14Jack, I've lost my mind.
2:44:17I finally get free from this [ __ ]
2:44:19mess. I come back to the country my
2:44:21father served for.
2:44:24And they [ __ ] open a case on me so
2:44:25I'm saying I'm a human trafficker. Why?
2:44:27Because Romania said so, the country
2:44:29that can't even have an election?
2:44:31And now we're going to repeat what they
2:44:32said like it means a [ __ ] thing?
2:44:35I come to Florida where I'm suing girl
2:44:37A.
2:44:38And I'm attacked by the state.
2:44:44And I did a podcast with Candace Owens
2:44:46on it cuz I was so flabbergasted. That
2:44:47piece of [ __ ] writes to the Brits.
2:44:54But, I think the Brits are in a quagmire
2:44:56because like Moby Dick
2:44:59in their haste to get hold of me
2:45:01they didn't quite understand the
2:45:03complexities of extradition and also
2:45:06the brutal inefficiency of Romanian law.
2:45:10Because the Brits tried to extradite me
2:45:13and the warrant has been satisfied.
2:45:16I will be extradited when my remaining
2:45:17case is complete.
2:45:19My remaining case is on a prosecutor's
2:45:21desk.
2:45:22If the prosecutor closes the case,
2:45:23Romania owes me a billion dollars.
2:45:27So it's in the prosecutor's interest to
2:45:28keep the case open on his desk, a case
2:45:30he can't fix
2:45:32until he retires.
2:45:33Cuz if he closes it, they owe me a
2:45:35billion dollars.
2:45:36And the UK can't get me as long as that
2:45:38case is open.
2:45:43>> [panting]
2:45:44>> The UK are pissed.
2:45:46Calling the Romanians saying close the
2:45:47case if you don't have a case. And the
2:45:49Romanians are saying
2:45:50we're not saying we don't have a case,
2:45:51we're saying it's difficult to fix, but
2:45:53we're going to try because if they close
2:45:54it, they owe me a billion dollars.
2:45:59So the UK
2:46:01when James Altmire wrote to them, were
2:46:02like
2:46:03we can't technically do that legally cuz
2:46:05we've already tried to extradite him and
2:46:07the extradition warrant has been
2:46:08satisfied.
2:46:09So now what happens?
2:46:13When I fly around the world, like I was
2:46:14just in Hong Kong, is that the Foreign
2:46:16Office of the UK
2:46:18call the hotel and try and get me kicked
2:46:20out the hotel. That's how petty and
2:46:22pathetic they are.
2:46:23The owner of the Rosewood Hong Kong,
2:46:25which is the top ranked hotel in the
2:46:26world by the way,
2:46:28number one at one in 2026, the best
2:46:29hotel in the world, the owner of hotel
2:46:31is a friend of mine.
2:46:32And he came to me and said, you will not
2:46:33believe the British government just
2:46:34called me and told me that you're a
2:46:35criminal and that you have an active
2:46:37extradition warrant out of Romania and
2:46:39that we should kick you out this hotel.
2:46:41I said the British government has time
2:46:42to call hotels and try and make me I
2:46:44mean, what what does that do? It doesn't
2:46:46extradite me. It just inconveniences me.
2:46:48I have to go get another hotel. They are
2:46:49spending government money trying to
2:46:51inconvenience me
2:46:53by getting me kicked out of hotels
2:46:54because they can't extradite me because
2:46:55the Romanians won't close the case
2:46:56because the Romanians owe me money cuz I
2:46:57haven't done anything. They also
2:46:59released what was it an article about
2:47:01how they could raid your phone without
2:47:04the they could ask people who were
2:47:06non-Hong Kong citizens for their pass
2:47:09code if they're going through an airport
2:47:10the same time you were there. Correct.
2:47:11That's something I noticed.
2:47:12>> Correct.
2:47:14In fact, that article came out in Hong
2:47:16Kong
2:47:17when they changed the law in Hong Kong
2:47:19about raiding people's phones and how
2:47:20they could instantly force you to give
2:47:22them the password and you're not allowed
2:47:23to forget it.
2:47:24I was on a plane an hour later.
2:47:27I left.
2:47:28Instantly cuz that law was changed for
2:47:29me.
2:47:30Because England still has massive
2:47:31influence in Hong Kong cuz of the
2:47:32history of Hong Kong.
2:47:34So, I believe that was all about trying
2:47:35to get into my phones which the Brits
2:47:36are still trying to do to this day.
2:47:38Cuz the Brits have an active case cuz
2:47:39remember I assaulted someone in 2011.
2:47:41You know what's really interesting?
2:47:42Guess who else assaulted someone in
2:47:432011? Tristan.
2:47:45Both of us.
2:47:47Funny that.
2:47:48That's not a coincidence. That's not a
2:47:49[ __ ] setup.
2:47:51Every time I go anywhere, when I land in
2:47:52Hong Kong, the newspapers start
2:47:54printing. Andrew Tate wanted by England.
2:47:57The Prime Minister of England said
2:47:59Andrew Tate is this because the British
2:48:00Foreign Office call the media and say
2:48:03lie about him in the media. They call
2:48:04the hotel and say kick him out the hotel
2:48:06because they can't stand when they see
2:48:07videos of me walking down the street and
2:48:09thousands of young men going Top G Top G
2:48:11Top G cuz that's why it all started cuz
2:48:13that's what they're [ __ ] scared of.
2:48:15Me inspiring young men to tell these
2:48:17[ __ ] clowns to [ __ ] off cuz they are
2:48:19destroying society on purpose,
2:48:22destroying masculinity on purpose
2:48:24because we are the last resistance
2:48:26against enslavement. We are the
2:48:27revolution which is coming. Young men
2:48:29are the revolution which is going to
2:48:31finally overthrow this [ __ ] And
2:48:33that's why they're trying to delay it as
2:48:34long as possible so they can steal steal
2:48:36steal steal steal. So, my current legal
2:48:38predicament is this. I have an active
2:48:40case in the
2:48:41I have an active case in Romania.
2:48:44And I'm here in America.
2:48:46And I'm here in America to sue girl A.
2:48:50Now when I
2:48:51began my lawsuit against girl A when I
2:48:53first got out of jail,
2:48:55it started getting really expensive.
2:48:58You know, when you're trapped
2:49:00in a web
2:49:02as a fly,
2:49:05there's two spiders.
2:49:07One's the government
2:49:09and the others are lawyers.
2:49:11Everyone's hungry.
2:49:13So you're there and it started to get
2:49:15really expensive to fight against girl
2:49:17A. I'm like, she's some little psychotic
2:49:18liar. Why is this so expensive?
2:49:21And they said she has 11 lawyers.
2:49:25How did she get 11 lawyers? And they
2:49:27said, "Well,
2:49:29her entire legal defense is being funded
2:49:32by a US aid
2:49:35funded NGO."
2:49:38Also, in disclosure we have discovered
2:49:41that 3 days before she contacted Tristan
2:49:43and asked to come to Miami, she was paid
2:49:46$30,000
2:49:47by the NGO.
2:49:49So a liberal NGO gave $30,000 to girl A.
2:49:54She went to Romania for 5 days, made a
2:49:56false accusation and banished. The
2:49:59Romanian state then at the behest of the
2:50:01British used corruption to completely
2:50:03[ __ ] destroy our lives where we stood
2:50:05no chance of survival. We somehow get
2:50:08out and in an American court, bring girl
2:50:11A to court and the NGO gets 11 of the
2:50:13best lawyers in the world, $10 million
2:50:15deep in legal fees, trying to stop the
2:50:18case going forward and get it thrown out
2:50:20so she doesn't get to pose on a stand on
2:50:22TV and prove this whole thing from the
2:50:25start was a setup.
2:50:29From the beginning.
2:50:32And all of it happened
2:50:34because I had too many clippers selling
2:50:36my school, became the most Googled man
2:50:38in the world and they know that men are
2:50:40the enemy to what they're doing to the
2:50:42world. The more masculine a population,
2:50:45the harder it is to subjugate them and
2:50:48they know that. So me saying go to the
2:50:50gym, stick up for yourself, get a
2:50:52Bugatti, be a man, work hard, whatever,
2:50:55considered an act of terror by the UK
2:50:58government, Lucy Williams, the BBC.
2:51:01You walk around with your Bugatti and
2:51:02your cigar in a misogynistic way. Please
2:51:05play the clip.
2:51:06>> Also, financial success.
2:51:07>> Right. a Bugatti and a cigar, but it
2:51:09comes with a side order of misogyny.
2:51:11>> How does having a Bugatti and a cigar
2:51:13come with misogyny? Doesn't even make
2:51:14any [ __ ] sense. She's an idiot, a
2:51:18mouthpiece for the propaganda machine.
2:51:21All of this, from the very beginning,
2:51:23was a set up.
2:51:26And now we're at the stage
2:51:28where they couldn't get the case thrown
2:51:29out.
2:51:31They couldn't get it to go away.
2:51:33She will be deposed and the case will go
2:51:36ahead and that only happened 2 weeks ago
2:51:39and for the first time
2:51:42in a long time,
2:51:44since that happened, since the NGO
2:51:47across the last 3 years with every delay
2:51:50tactic, with every attempt to get this
2:51:52case thrown out, with anything it would
2:51:54take to make this case go away, when
2:51:56they have finally failed, when the
2:51:58Floridian government investigated us at
2:51:59bail, when the UK government has their
2:52:01[ __ ] warrant they can't execute,
2:52:03when the Romanians have failed with
2:52:05three different house raids to put us in
2:52:06jail and all of their cases thrown out,
2:52:08when we're that innocent and we're here
2:52:10in America, finally, after that happened
2:52:12and they knew this girl was going to end
2:52:13up on the stand,
2:52:18I've started to get
2:52:20messages again.
2:52:27Because I'm about to win, Jack.
2:52:31You know,
2:52:33I'm
2:52:34the silver lining to all this
2:52:37is
2:52:38and I'm going to answer your original
2:52:39question because I haven't forgotten.
2:52:42I remember. It's just been a long
2:52:43answer.
2:52:44The three lives.
2:52:46First they try and shut you up. They
2:52:48tried that.
2:52:49Everyone they silenced before me went
2:52:51away. I got bigger. First guy in
2:52:52history. Now, if you silence someone
2:52:54that was copying my tactic,
2:52:56but I invented it.
2:52:59Second, you try and put him in jail.
2:53:00Third, you kill him.
2:53:02I'm lucky
2:53:06that I had the past I had. I'm lucky I
2:53:07had a webcam studio. That's not human
2:53:09trafficking. There's only fans girls all
2:53:11over LA.
2:53:12It's not illegal.
2:53:14I'm lucky I had lots of girlfriends.
2:53:15Lucky I slept with a lot of women. Lucky
2:53:17I've made racist jokes. Lucky I've done
2:53:19a bunch of things. Lucky I bought cars.
2:53:21Lucky I missed a little bit of tax
2:53:23because the UK government, by the way,
2:53:25when I was in jail, when I was in house
2:53:26arrest, all that money they froze in
2:53:28August when they deleted all my things,
2:53:30the mass banning, when they deleted me
2:53:32from everything and all the apps on my
2:53:33phone were frozen, they froze all my
2:53:34bank accounts, the UK government decided
2:53:36that was proceeds of crime and stole it
2:53:37all.
2:53:38It's only four or five million I kept in
2:53:39there, but they kept it all. Of course
2:53:40they did.
2:53:43I'm lucky
2:53:44I did these things because killing
2:53:46people is messy.
2:53:48And killing people makes them a hero.
2:53:51So, when they decided I had to go after
2:53:54the first life of deleting me failed
2:53:57because of the affiliates,
2:53:58they thought,
2:53:59"Well, killing him is messy and it makes
2:54:01him a hero and it proves him right about
2:54:02everything the matrix said. Luckily,
2:54:03this guy has lived such a [ __ ]
2:54:06interesting life, we can find something
2:54:07to pin on him. We have the corrupt
2:54:09Romanian state. We have a bunch of women
2:54:11he's [ __ ] We can lean on the women.
2:54:13We can pressure the girls. We can get
2:54:15the leaderboard of how much he spent on
2:54:17each girl. We'll get one girl to cry
2:54:18rape and we'll get him bang him up. Why
2:54:20kill him? In fact, it's more torturous
2:54:23to leave him in that jail. It's worse
2:54:24than death."
2:54:26Am I right? It is. I'd rather die than
2:54:28spend my life in there.
2:54:31If you live too clean,
2:54:33let's imagine you pay your taxes and you
2:54:34get married, and you're a good Christian
2:54:36man, and you do the right thing all the
2:54:38time, and they need to get rid of you,
2:54:39and there's seriously no traction for
2:54:42option two. There's not a single thing
2:54:43they can find to charge you with. You
2:54:44know what happens?
2:54:48Some crazy guy
2:54:50shoots you in the neck while you're
2:54:51speaking at a rally.
2:54:54So, if option two isn't even feasible,
2:54:56they jump right to option three. They
2:54:57wanted to kill me.
2:54:59But they thought, "His past is messy
2:55:01enough that we can get him. We can set
2:55:03him up."
2:55:04That's the only reason I'm not dead.
2:55:07And the only reason they want me to kill
2:55:08myself is cuz then I'd lose aura as a
2:55:10hero.
2:55:11That's why when I kept saying, "You have
2:55:13to kill me." they didn't want to do it.
2:55:15They kept believing, "If we keep relying
2:55:17on the corruption of the Romanian state,
2:55:18we're going to get him."
2:55:20Cuz he he has [ __ ] women. I've [ __ ]
2:55:21women, it's true.
2:55:23I've made racist jokes, that's true.
2:55:25It's enough.
2:55:26We can get something. If you're like
2:55:28Charlie and you're too clean,
2:55:29they can't get you. And then you really
2:55:31die.
2:55:32So, I the reason I feel so sorry for
2:55:34what happened to Charlie is I know how
2:55:35these people work, and I know they sat
2:55:37around the table, just like they did
2:55:38with me. With me, they sat around the
2:55:39table and like, "He's in Romania,
2:55:41corrupt. Here, he's [ __ ] lots of
2:55:42women, he talks on the internet, he
2:55:44didn't pay this bit of tax back in 2011.
2:55:47Whatever, [ __ ] get him."
2:55:49With Charlie, they're like, "Taxes are
2:55:50paid.
2:55:52Never had a speeding ticket.
2:55:53Married his wife.
2:55:55Never called the cops.
2:55:56He's clean as a [ __ ] whistle.
2:55:58What can the DOJ get this guy for?
2:56:01Nothing.
2:56:02Then you got to kill him.
2:56:04So, for Charlie, they skip stage two.
2:56:06For me,
2:56:07my silver lining is I've lived an
2:56:09interesting enough life than to attempt
2:56:10stage two. But that doesn't mean I've
2:56:12ever broken the law. Doesn't mean I've
2:56:13ever done anything wrong. Doesn't mean
2:56:14what happened to me was fair.
2:56:16None of this should have [ __ ]
2:56:17happened to me, ever.
2:56:20And now that girl A, who began it all,
2:56:22is about to be deposed, the messages
2:56:26are back.
2:56:29Coincidentally,
2:56:33she wants to settle.
2:56:40The number
2:56:42for the sponsorship contract
2:56:45was $50 million
2:56:46across 3 years.
2:56:49And I've just been offered
2:56:51$50 million
2:56:54if I drop my case,
2:56:56if I don't mention it ever again,
2:56:58and I shut up.
2:57:02But then I don't get my day in the sun,
2:57:03Jack.
2:57:05Then I don't get to put her on the stand
2:57:08and everyone say what she did, and
2:57:11everyone apologize to me. And finally,
2:57:13all my suffering was worth it, because
2:57:14if I take $50 million, my life doesn't
2:57:16change.
2:57:17I have enough money.
2:57:19Not the richest man in the world, but
2:57:20I've done well. I'm a smart guy.
2:57:22But I want everyone to see how I was set
2:57:25up.
2:57:27But if I turn down the money,
2:57:30that made them use option one and two,
2:57:33and then I turned it down again,
2:57:36they only have option three left, and
2:57:37that's why we're making this video.
2:57:40Because I have a terrible suspicion
2:57:44that I won't make it to trial.
2:57:47And if that happens,
2:57:49that's when I want you to release this
2:57:50video.
2:57:51That's where we currently are right now
2:57:54in my entire legal predicament.
2:57:56And they know they are [ __ ]
2:57:57on every level, on the funding of this
2:58:00[ __ ] NGO, on this [ __ ] liar, her
2:58:03being paid in advance, her legal
2:58:04defense, the Romanian state, the British
2:58:07corruption. All of this [ __ ] comes
2:58:09crashing down, cuz they tried to get one
2:58:11guy, me, for doing what? Having a
2:58:14school, encouraging young men to go to
2:58:15the [ __ ] gym.
2:58:18Trial's in December.
2:58:20It's currently May.
2:58:24I'm going to go to Kazakhstan.
2:58:27I'm hiding in the mountains for a while.
2:58:29I'm going to pop back up in December.
2:58:32And if I make it,
2:58:34it's going to be Amber Heard, Johnny
2:58:35Depp
2:58:36times a thousand.
2:58:40Because the evidence in our file you
2:58:41you'd be amazed how
2:58:44in fact
2:58:45I think the British state would be very
2:58:46unhappy when they see that we have the
2:58:47letters from the foreign office to the
2:58:49Romanians.
2:58:50I have everything.
2:58:52I managed to get everything.
2:58:54Because when you enact yourself with a
2:58:55corrupt mercenary like the Romanian
2:58:57state, they turn both ways.
2:59:00Ah, the Brits made us do it.
2:59:02What once it's not in their favor,
2:59:03they're all tough guys when you need
2:59:04them to do something. They're like, "Oh,
2:59:06England told us to. I don't hear look
2:59:07then when
2:59:11But my problems are beginning again,
2:59:13Jack.
2:59:14I'm back to where I was at the beginning
2:59:16of this story.
2:59:18With strange offers and weird messages
2:59:22and a feeling that something is coming.
2:59:26And I don't know what it is.
2:59:29LA events for this offer you would like
2:59:31to, but the NGOs
2:59:35do college endowments.
2:59:37Invest in those NGOs.
2:59:41Big education
2:59:43is exactly the same as big farmer.
2:59:46Big education has the largest racket on
2:59:48the planet because they have a monopoly
2:59:50over lending money to young people.
2:59:53An 18-year-old cannot access money to
2:59:55start a business and they cannot access
2:59:57money to buy a house and they cannot
2:59:58access money for the stock market or a
2:59:59car. They can only access money
3:00:03for a scam education that doesn't work.
3:00:06They have a monopoly over indenting
3:00:08slaves, putting slaves in debt when they
3:00:11are teenage.
3:00:14That is one of the most powerful rackets
3:00:15on the planet. If I told everyone I went
3:00:17up against Big Pharma and they came for
3:00:19me, they'd understand it. I went up
3:00:20against Big Education.
3:00:22Oh, the schools are good. No, they're
3:00:24not.
3:00:25The schools use the banks to enslave the
3:00:27populace.
3:00:29The schools are where they teach
3:00:30everyone these liberal ideas. The
3:00:31schools are indoctrination camps. Not
3:00:33only am I taking money out of their
3:00:34pockets, I'm teaching our people.
3:00:37I'm also taking their ability to
3:00:39brainwash people away from them cuz
3:00:41they're joining my school and learning
3:00:42the opposite idea. People were joining
3:00:45my school saying, "I've joined your
3:00:46school to make enough money to go to
3:00:47university." And once they started
3:00:48making money, they're like, "I don't
3:00:49need university."
3:00:52Cuz my school works.
3:00:54The reason they need a monopoly over
3:00:55lending money to young people is that if
3:00:57there was fair choice, if you gave every
3:00:59young person a hundred grand and said
3:01:00decide what you want to do with it, no
3:01:02one would choose a degree.
3:01:05I said for $49 a month, I'll teach you
3:01:06how to make money online. You could
3:01:08spend that $49 on Pizza Hut or me. And
3:01:10they still chose me because my product
3:01:12works.
3:01:13The school works. We teach people how to
3:01:15make money for real. It works.
3:01:17And that's what they're scared of. They
3:01:19can't call it a scam. The BBC themselves
3:01:22can't print the school's a scam. Every
3:01:24time, please play this clip on LBC
3:01:28radio. Someone called into the radio and
3:01:30they were talking about my school saying
3:01:31it's a scam. He said, "I'm a student. I
3:01:32make loads of money. I've retired my
3:01:34mom. I bought a house." He has
3:01:35personally helped me. How's he helped
3:01:37you? Tell me. Because I've left my job.
3:01:39I was a pilot of his Hustlers
3:01:40University. One part is the 12 areas
3:01:42where verified millionaires teach you
3:01:45how to become wealthy. I was earning
3:01:46about after taxes probably 9K before and
3:01:49now I'm well over that and I can provide
3:01:52for my family and I'm only 23 years old.
3:01:54I have retired my mother and I also have
3:01:56taken care of my
3:01:57>> You have retired your mother.
3:01:58[clears throat]
3:01:59Yeah. What does that mean? Is she a
3:02:00racist? She didn't have Is it Is it not
3:02:02good to take care of your family? Oh,
3:02:03but it's still a scam. Because how's it
3:02:05a scam? I paid $49, and $100,000.
3:02:07It's a scam. How is that a [ __ ] scam?
3:02:10No, what's a scam is what you teach.
3:02:13They've tried to slander the school and
3:02:15it's so effective they can't. So, all
3:02:17they can do instead is try and hack it,
3:02:18take it down, and say the person who
3:02:20started it is a human trafficker or kill
3:02:22me.
3:02:25NGO's name is La Strada.
3:02:27La Strada.
3:02:30La Strada paid girl A in advance before
3:02:33she went to Romania. La Strada are
3:02:34paying for her current legal defense
3:02:36after she accused us.
3:02:385 days in Romania, she left Romania and
3:02:40went to the south of France. Her ticket
3:02:42to the south of France and the hotel she
3:02:44stayed in was paid for by La Strada. La
3:02:46Strada is a NGO which is anti-human
3:02:49trafficking. So, why are they paying
3:02:51people in advance and sending them to
3:02:53make human trafficking accusations?
3:02:54Because the media doesn't report on what
3:02:57has happened. It softens you up for what
3:02:59was going to happen. NGOs don't fix
3:03:01problems that they don't create.
3:03:04All is set up.
3:03:06Who funds La Strada?
3:03:08A bunch of other NGOs.
3:03:10Who funds those NGOs? USAID.
3:03:14The same [ __ ] Soros deep left matrix
3:03:17[ __ ] as everything else.
3:03:19I'll let someone else do the deep dive
3:03:21on the funding of these [ __ ] corrupt
3:03:22clowns.
3:03:23The point is, they set me up and now
3:03:26they're about to lose.
3:03:28Imagine the frustration of my enemies.
3:03:31We put him in jail in Romania, he got
3:03:33out.
3:03:34We tried to break his mind, he wouldn't
3:03:36quit. We took his business and his
3:03:38money, he wouldn't quit. We attacked the
3:03:39mothers of his kids, he wouldn't quit.
3:03:42We hit him with an extradition warrant,
3:03:43he managed to escape. We hit him with
3:03:45another Romanian case, he managed to
3:03:47escape that. The whole time we're trying
3:03:49to convince him to kill himself, he
3:03:50won't quit, he won't give up. We've
3:03:52offered him money, we've offered him to
3:03:53give up, we've offered him capitulation,
3:03:55we've offered him to make all of it go
3:03:56away. We've offered him everything, he's
3:03:58still fighting, he won't give up, but
3:03:59it's fine cuz he's trapped in Romania.
3:04:01And he's trapped there and then he gets
3:04:02sent to England and then like Julian
3:04:04Assange, he's going to vanish in
3:04:05Belmarsh for 12 years, 15 years.
3:04:08Because we all know England is really
3:04:10fair. Bro, Julian Assange melt
3:04:12supposedly someone in 1981 and went to
3:04:15jail in England until he decided to not
3:04:17post on WikiLeaks and then
3:04:20So where's that girl he hit?
3:04:21They let him go now with like a Well,
3:04:23she never existed.
3:04:24They're going to Julian Assange me. But
3:04:26so don't worry about it. He's escaped
3:04:27all these things and he won't kill
3:04:29himself, but he's so persistent and his
3:04:30women won't turn on him and he's [ __ ]
3:04:32resisting us and he keeps talking on the
3:04:33internet. But you know what? He's
3:04:34trapped in Romania so we're going to get
3:04:35hold of him. Ah, he's in America.
3:04:38How the [ __ ] did he get to America? Oh,
3:04:39it's okay. We have the corrupt AG of
3:04:42Florida. They open an investigation.
3:04:45He hasn't done anything. There's nothing
3:04:46to [ __ ] find. Doesn't even have a
3:04:48bank account to look at cuz we [ __ ]
3:04:50took them all.
3:04:52What are you going to do?
3:04:53Wipes his phone every night. He's
3:04:54paranoid.
3:04:58And now
3:04:59he's about to depose girl A
3:05:01on television.
3:05:04What moves do we have left, team?
3:05:07Well, we can try and convince him to
3:05:08kill himself again.
3:05:10That's not going to work.
3:05:12We can offer him money again.
3:05:1648 hours ago they found out that doesn't
3:05:18work.
3:05:21So there's three lives.
3:05:24And they've already discussed it. No
3:05:26doubt about it. Cuz it's a pretty
3:05:27obvious choice.
3:05:29I fly in private jets. I drive fast
3:05:30cars.
3:05:32People don't like me. I'm a misogynist.
3:05:33You know, I might just be some crazy
3:05:34guy.
3:05:35It's always some crazy guy, isn't it?
3:05:38How much money could they pay you to
3:05:40shut up?
3:06:00>> Some men don't want money, Jack.
3:06:04They just want to watch the world burn.
3:06:06And the world which I want to burn is
3:06:09this piece of [ __ ] corrupt scumbag
3:06:11misogynistic [ __ ] [ __ ] that we
3:06:14built in these liberal democracies.
3:06:16Every single element of this, the whole
3:06:18story I've told is corrupt head to toe,
3:06:21all of it.
3:06:22All because I told young men to go to
3:06:24the gym.
3:06:25I don't want money. If they want me to
3:06:27go away, I want a minister for men's
3:06:29rights in government. I want all these
3:06:32girls who make fake Me Too accusations
3:06:34to go to jail. I want men to be treated
3:06:36like people.
3:06:37I want fair equal treatment. That's it.
3:06:39We talk about feminism and how women
3:06:41need equal rights. They have more rights
3:06:42than us in every single metric and
3:06:44regard. More men commit suicide, more
3:06:47men [ __ ] go to jail. Men have the
3:06:49worst lives. We build the roads, we
3:06:51build the buildings, we die in ditches.
3:06:53A woman can lie about us, destroy our
3:06:54life at random. I'm tired of it. No.
3:06:57I've been through all of this [ __ ]
3:06:59because I was sticking up for men in the
3:07:00beginning, and that's the only way it's
3:07:01going to end. When they put in a
3:07:03minister for men's rights, and when they
3:07:04start jailing women for false
3:07:06accusations against men, en masse, cuz
3:07:08most of them are false. When they stop
3:07:10weaponizing the judicial system against
3:07:12men who simply want to see their own
3:07:14children. When they drop all this
3:07:16[ __ ] where men are getting
3:07:17completely wrecked
3:07:19in divorce court, in custody court. When
3:07:21they drop all that [ __ ] if they were to
3:07:23come to me with a proposal to drop all
3:07:24that [ __ ] I'd shut up.
3:07:26But if they don't,
3:07:27it is important and it is bigger than
3:07:29me, that I put her on the stand, just
3:07:32like Johnny Depp did with Amber Heard,
3:07:34but sorry, Amber Heard, and expose the
3:07:37[ __ ] lies these women tell and the
3:07:39corruption of the system behind them.
3:07:43So, my mission is bigger than me. So, I
3:07:44don't need the money. I have money. 50
3:07:47million doesn't change my life, as they
3:07:49found out 48 hours ago.
3:07:52But I know that they are getting
3:07:53desperate.
3:07:56Because what they had attempted to do,
3:07:58it is a miracle that it failed. I'm not
3:08:00going to put it down to my own genius.
3:08:04I'm only going to put it down to
3:08:07the fact that I paid attention for every
3:08:09opportunity, my unmatched perspicacity,
3:08:12and no matter how much I felt like
3:08:14quitting, I was indefatigable. I didn't
3:08:16quit. As my father once said,
3:08:19unmatched perspicacity and sheer
3:08:21indefatigability makes me a feared
3:08:23opponent in any realm of human endeavor,
3:08:25even against the [ __ ] government of
3:08:26the United Kingdom and Romania itself,
3:08:28even against the matrix itself. The fact
3:08:30that I refuse to quit, I refuse to give
3:08:32in, I refuse to do what they want, I
3:08:34refuse to stop talking, I wouldn't quit,
3:08:36I wouldn't go away, I wouldn't stop, and
3:08:38I paid attention to every single [ __ ]
3:08:40advantage I could use against them.
3:08:42That's it. That's why I'm sitting here,
3:08:44and a whole bunch of luck and God. It's
3:08:46a miracle.
3:08:47But they know they're out of options.
3:08:49Besides,
3:08:51take my third leg.
3:08:53What lie did you tell yourself to
3:08:56keep yourself sane through all this?
3:09:00You know the funny thing about staying
3:09:01sane?
3:09:04It's kind of overrated.
3:09:08You have to optimize your life
3:09:11and optimize yourself for an objective.
3:09:14If your objective is to stay sane,
3:09:17then you have to sacrifice certain
3:09:18degrees of competency. For example,
3:09:21an insane man is more scary than a sane
3:09:23man.
3:09:24If you're optimizing to be scary,
3:09:27then there's nothing wrong with being
3:09:28insane. I optimized my mind and my life
3:09:32for resistance.
3:09:34And I realized I was better at resisting
3:09:36if I wasn't afraid of them, and I could
3:09:38only be fearless if I was a little bit
3:09:40insane. I wasn't trying to grasp onto
3:09:43sanity, Jack. I wasn't worried about
3:09:44getting my mind back. As I felt myself
3:09:46losing
3:09:49As I felt myself losing
3:09:52grip
3:09:53on the standard version of life which I
3:09:55understood. As I felt caught myself only
3:09:56sleeping three nights a week. As I
3:09:58caught myself becoming more and more
3:10:00prepared to do outlandish and crazy
3:10:02things to prove
3:10:04that I wasn't scared of them. I was
3:10:05like, "Good.
3:10:06I don't need sleep. I don't need to go
3:10:08back to happy little Andrew. No, I don't
3:10:09need to go back to happy millionaire
3:10:10with his cars. No, I need to be this
3:10:13person. So that when they arrest me, I'm
3:10:14like, "Good. Come." So that I get back
3:10:16on my podcast and call them [ __ ]
3:10:18corrupt. Sanity in love itself is an
3:10:21optimization point that wasn't in my
3:10:22mind. I I didn't care about sanity.
3:10:25I didn't see the end of this.
3:10:29I still don't see the end of this. I'm
3:10:30in Beverly Hills in a mansion, great.
3:10:32I have to survive till December.
3:10:35I don't think truthfully in my heart
3:10:37there's a happy ending. So if I don't
3:10:39think there's a happy ending, what the
3:10:39[ __ ] do I want to be sane for?
3:10:41If I'm sane, I'm going to give up. If
3:10:43I'm sane, I take the 50 mil. Jack, if
3:10:45I'm sane, I take their money and forget
3:10:47all this and move on with a nice happy
3:10:49life. Take the money
3:10:51and go, "Ah, at least I got paid.
3:10:53Doop-dee-doo."
3:10:55And go [ __ ] some girls on a boat.
3:10:57That's what a sane man would do. What
3:10:58kind of [ __ ] idiot would escape the
3:11:01jaws of the tiger and go back for his
3:11:03hat?
3:11:05What kind of dumb ass would escape these
3:11:08people
3:11:09and when he's finally free,
3:11:11when he finally breaks out, turn around
3:11:15and walk back with a stick
3:11:18saying, "No, you started this fight."
3:11:21Outnumbered 100 to 1.
3:11:24What kind of What kind of sane man does
3:11:26that?
3:11:28This has nothing to do with sanity.
3:11:30I'm 40 years old. I've lived enough.
3:11:34[ __ ] them.
3:11:35And when this video comes out after they
3:11:37do whatever they're going to do to me,
3:11:39everyone's going to [ __ ] understand
3:11:41that I made the brave choice. I'm not
3:11:42the guy who always wins, Jack. I'm the
3:11:44guy who will always [ __ ] fight, and I
3:11:46don't quit. [ __ ] them.
3:11:48[ __ ] them. They want me to go away.
3:11:50That's what they want. They want me to
3:11:52take the same choice. That's what they
3:11:53want. No.
3:11:55No.
3:11:57They attacked me first. They jumped me,
3:11:59and they beat the [ __ ] out of me, and it
3:12:00was unfair.
3:12:01And now they've stopped, and now I've
3:12:03gotten up, and I should just walk home.
3:12:05And instead, I'm going to try and fight
3:12:07them all again.
3:12:08Everything has started again, and I've
3:12:10analyzed this. You said game theory.
3:12:12I've analyzed this.
3:12:15There's too much on the line for me to
3:12:17win.
3:12:18A billion dollars from Romania. At least
3:12:21another billion from the UK. Prime
3:12:23Ministers get losing their job. The
3:12:25Foreign Office, all the civil service,
3:12:27all their corruption, all of that [ __ ]
3:12:29The NGOs, USA, Lustrada, all their
3:12:32[ __ ] lawyers, all my assets. The
3:12:34Romanians still, even after they gave my
3:12:36passwords back, kept all my money. They
3:12:38still have all my money and all my
3:12:39watches, all my stuff, all my gold. They
3:12:40still have my stuff. All of this stuff.
3:12:45If I sue girl A,
3:12:48and my lawsuit is supported successful,
3:12:50then my school also got a tax on that.
3:12:53Wait till I find out who's behind that,
3:12:54and all that blows up again. They still
3:12:56lost control of the narrative. The
3:12:57reason this all started, they haven't
3:12:58fixed. No one believes I'm guilty. I've
3:13:01beaten them. There's so much on the
3:13:02line. They can't let me win.
3:13:05It's like Epstein. You just can't let
3:13:08him breathe. He knows too much. Too much
3:13:10has [ __ ] happened. Too many people
3:13:12are going to burn. He has to die.
3:13:15They knew they'd get caught.
3:13:17And I say get caught. They didn't get
3:13:19caught as individuals, but we know they
3:13:21did it.
3:13:22Everyone knows they did it. They knew
3:13:24we'd know.
3:13:25They had no choice.
3:13:26Cuz there was too much on the line.
3:13:28There's too much on the [ __ ] line to
3:13:31let me just depose this girl and win.
3:13:35So, what's the alternative? They've
3:13:36tried to lock me up. that ain't working.
3:13:38They tried to delete me, that ain't
3:13:39working. Everyone's got their social
3:13:40media accounts back but me.
3:13:43Remember they're like, "Oh,
3:13:44conservative, Zuck's a conservative now.
3:13:45I'm at the UFC, I'm a conservative."
3:13:47Okay, Zuck, where's my Instagram?
3:13:51National security threat, terrorist.
3:13:54They have one move left.
3:13:56They tried the letters, that ain't going
3:13:58to work. They tried the money 2 days
3:13:59ago, that ain't going to work.
3:14:00They're going to try to kill me. And if
3:14:03they are successful, if they do kill me,
3:14:06all I hope is that this video is watched
3:14:10by as many people as possible, so that
3:14:11something happens and changes. Because
3:14:13if you're a man who speaks the truth,
3:14:15your ability to speak freely is directly
3:14:17correlated to your insignificance. You
3:14:19are only allowed to talk the truth if
3:14:20nobody listens to you. If people are
3:14:22listening to you, if you become the most
3:14:24Googled man on the planet and you're
3:14:25saying the right things, they will do
3:14:27everything they [ __ ] can to take you
3:14:29down.
3:14:31Who are five people you want to say [ __ ]
3:14:32you to?
3:14:35I've heavily analyzed like
3:14:39my enemies are in the shadows.
3:14:41Who is behind Lestrada? Who is
3:14:45you know, who from the UK Foreign Office
3:14:48typed the letter? Who are the
3:14:49psychologists who told me to kill
3:14:51himself? Who My enemies are in the
3:14:52shadows.
3:14:56And they've sent these odd faces to the
3:14:58front, like the prosecutor and the guy
3:15:01who tried to take the Portuguese man's
3:15:02cars and this garbage.
3:15:08I'd be a fool to consider them my
3:15:10enemies.
3:15:11They're just pawns.
3:15:13My enemies are the king and the queen. I
3:15:15don't know who they are. That's why you
3:15:16can't get them, cuz you don't know who
3:15:18they are. The people who are really in
3:15:20charge of the world, we don't know who
3:15:21they they are. We don't know who makes
3:15:22these calls. That's why they keep
3:15:24getting away with it.
3:15:27But
3:15:29you still would have a temptation in my
3:15:30position to say [ __ ] you to the faces
3:15:32you do know.
3:15:34But I don't really have that temptation
3:15:35because to be honest with you,
3:15:38I have analyzed my performance
3:15:40throughout this saga so heavily.
3:15:44And I think I've annoyed them more than
3:15:46they've annoyed me.
3:15:48I think I've won.
3:15:49I think they're so frustrated with me.
3:15:52I think that The Daily Telegraph, which
3:15:54printed 3 days ago, Andrew Tate must be
3:15:56extradited urgently.
3:15:59That's not an organic
3:16:00piece from the media. Why would the
3:16:02media be talking about me 4 years later?
3:16:04Why would the media print about me every
3:16:05single day, no matter what, on repeat?
3:16:08Because they're instructed to do by the
3:16:08state, because they're propaganda arm.
3:16:10So, we must urgently get Andrew Tate,
3:16:12says the Telegraph, because the British
3:16:14government told them to.
3:16:16And that just shows how pathetic and
3:16:17frustrated they are. When they call a
3:16:18hotel in Hong Kong, please kick him out,
3:16:20and the owner goes, "I'm not going to
3:16:21kick you out. They're losers." I'm like,
3:16:22"I know they're losers."
3:16:24And then I post from the hotel having a
3:16:26cigar on my Twitter.
3:16:30Imagine thinking you're the big boss,
3:16:32and you're like working for the
3:16:34government. You're a spy. You're James
3:16:35Bond working for MI6, and little old
3:16:37Andrew's making a [ __ ] dick out of
3:16:38you.
3:16:40I think I've annoyed them far more than
3:16:41they'll ever annoy me. I think even if
3:16:42they kill me, it's the same. Even if
3:16:44they kill me, I get to be a hero
3:16:45forever. It's fine. I'm sure dying will
3:16:47suck, but then I'll be dead.
3:16:50Do you fear death?
3:16:51I fear dying.
3:16:55I don't think you can fear death cuz
3:16:56you're dead then.
3:16:58I fear dying.
3:16:59I'm worried about the people I'm going
3:17:00to leave behind.
3:17:03But I'm almost there, bro. I'm 40. I've
3:17:05got 20, 30 years left anyway. And I've
3:17:07lived more life than most men will ever
3:17:08live in 100 years.
3:17:10So, I can't complain about my
3:17:11experiences. I've had it from the
3:17:12bottom. I've had Romanian jail and all
3:17:14this [ __ ] Bugattis, private jets, the
3:17:16most beautiful women on the planet,
3:17:17endless children, endless money,
3:17:19fame, most famous man in the world,
3:17:22a fighter, a chess player. I've done
3:17:24everything. I've done everything.
3:17:26I've had a great life.
3:17:28But
3:17:30I don't want to say [ __ ] you to anybody
3:17:31because I believe that somehow
3:17:34in the end things work out fair.
3:17:37And if I end up dead, that's fine
3:17:39because I believe there's going to be
3:17:40some degree of karmic justice for the
3:17:42people who did this to me.
3:17:44I really think we should add
3:17:48if this is your last podcast
3:17:51what is the one thing you want men to
3:17:53remember?
3:17:58I recently lost a boxing match and
3:18:00everyone says to me, Andrew, why did you
3:18:01do that? You're too old to fight. You
3:18:03Who does this and then goes and fights?
3:18:07Of course I lost.
3:18:08The [ __ ]
3:18:09Who does this?
3:18:11And when the second he's free, gets in
3:18:13there with someone 40 kilo, 50 pounds
3:18:15heavier than him and and 15 years
3:18:17younger than him and 2 inches taller
3:18:18than him.
3:18:19What kind of idiot?
3:18:22People ask me, does it bother you cuz
3:18:24you know you were top G and you lost
3:18:25this fight?
3:18:29I
3:18:32always
3:18:33when presented
3:18:35with the two pieces of paper, when I was
3:18:38presented with the red pill and the blue
3:18:40pill, I have always my entire life taken
3:18:43the brave choice.
3:18:47At the time of filming of this podcast,
3:18:49I have just rejected their $50 to drop
3:18:51my case and make all this go away. I
3:18:53just took a brave choice.
3:18:55And now they're all sitting around a
3:18:56table deciding what they can do.
3:18:59And I'm not even saying they're bad
3:19:00people. As funny as this sounds, I'm not
3:19:01even going to say they're evil. I
3:19:03guarantee they're saying, is there
3:19:04anything we can do besides kill him?
3:19:07Problem is the list is getting thin.
3:19:09And soon the conversation's going to
3:19:10turn to there's nothing else left. We
3:19:12either kill him or we let him win.
3:19:15Nothing else is working. We either kill
3:19:16him or we let him win.
3:19:18Well, what happens if he wins?
3:19:19Everything.
3:19:21Everyone's [ __ ]
3:19:27And then they have to make a choice. Do
3:19:29we want to tear the whole system down
3:19:30that pays us and pays our kids in the
3:19:32system we believe in in the system we
3:19:34built for one guy?
3:19:37Or does he want to
3:19:38be in a plane accident?
3:19:41Planes crash, bro.
3:19:42[ __ ] happens.
3:19:44The world moves on. That seemed I the
3:19:46world moves on just fine. [ __ ] happens.
3:19:50So,
3:19:53I want people to understand
3:19:56that no matter what happens to me,
3:19:58I never feel
3:20:01regret.
3:20:03Even if it all goes wrong.
3:20:06Because I'm proud of my track record of
3:20:07always choosing the brave choice.
3:20:11When we last did a podcast,
3:20:14my security team and I spotted a tail
3:20:17about 2 days before our last podcast.
3:20:19And we knew we were being followed.
3:20:23Now, with some investigation, we believe
3:20:25it may have just been people who wanted
3:20:26to rob us, but at the time we thought it
3:20:28might have been a more serious threat.
3:20:30And that's why I was acting the way I
3:20:32was when I last saw you.
3:20:34With the security teams I had and also
3:20:35concerned and I was really worried and I
3:20:37wanted to come in the middle of the
3:20:38night and I had so many guys outside
3:20:40with guns, etc.
3:20:41This is no way to live, truthfully.
3:20:44It's no way to live.
3:20:46The sword of Damocles
3:20:48is far more
3:20:50intimidating than the grapes are tasty.
3:20:53And
3:20:54I actually think the reason I've said no
3:20:56to them is because if I say yes to them,
3:21:00I think that they may still consider
3:21:02killing me.
3:21:04So, what I'm going to do, instead of
3:21:05living this way for the rest of my life
3:21:07as a king with that sword over my head,
3:21:10I'm going to force a decision.
3:21:12Either I'm going to [ __ ] win
3:21:14or you're going to kill me.
3:21:21Well, everyone,
3:21:23this has been your guest
3:21:25Andrew Tate.
3:21:27This is the Jack Murphy podcast.
3:21:29Appreciate you coming on. Thanks, sir.
3:21:33We'll do another one soon.

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