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Europe is being imploded on purpose.
who are being emotionally manipulated. I don't lose. Ever. Everything has to be done my way. But it's my world.
And I built it.
They don't like me because they can't intimidate me. They want us afraid of them. - Did you sue the BBC for a billion? - I will tell you this is a matter of fact.
They don't want you to speak, they don't want you to think, and our weapon against them is to talk. Jordan Peterson, he got into some difficulties and became a drug addict. We live in communist dictatorships. The UK Foreign Office instructed the Romanians to get me off of the internet. But human trafficking and... The biggest setup psyop garbage, they're looking through the wrong end of the telescope. I'm genuinely the most misunderstood man on the planet. What's the worst pain you've ever felt in your life?
I'm not sure I've ever said this on a podcast before. Wow.
UK's done. Is brother serious political party?
by the time I'm 50. I am psychic. If I see a woman who I'm dating and I see she's at a festival, I would dump her because I know she's a whore. I'm never in the stormy sea.
I observed the stormy sea. What happened when you got raided at your home?
Let's talk about the real juicy stuff.
Andrew, what's the biggest defeat you've ever had in your life? Such a great question to open.
I like how you tried to like sucker punch me though. You're very good at this. There's no sucker punching though.
You've just done 50 rounds, I need to give you a break. Yeah, I've even got a black eye look.
Oh, I know.
Oh, you took one. I took it. It was actually a head bot.
But he learned his lesson. I think you can see him in the video bleeding somewhere on the floor. I can't think of the biggest defeat I've taken.
Perhaps.
and I'm trying to self-analyze in real time like I always do, perhaps when you love the war,
It's not about the ending.
Perhaps when you love fighting, it's not about winning or losing.
People who are going to be obsessed with a defeat or concern for defeat are people who are concerned with the win and the loss. I just want to fight.
This is why I was good at fighting. I didn't think I really need to win this fight because it's good for my career. And this guy's dangerous. I'm scared of getting knocked out. I just want to fight people.
So I didn't really care. I mean, obviously, if I'm going to fight, I'm going to try and win.
That's how you fight.
I don't think of...
any large defeats I've had because I enjoy the battle.
I enjoy the battle against the Matrix now.
I mean, let's be honest.
I'd say they've done a pretty good job. I mean, to say I've won somehow. What have I won? My prosecutor still got his cushy job. The judges are still in their chairs. I lost three years of my life.
What have I won? Your freedom.
I got it back.
It's kind of amazing how the mind works. They did this during COVID, right? It's kind of amazing how the mind works. Well, they'll take something from you and then they'll give it back to you and you feel like you won.
Like in COVID, they take away 100% of your rights. Yeah. And then they give 98% of them back. And you're like, yes! And you're like... As long as you take a couple of injections. Well, that's right. But you actually have less rights than you did before. You just had a temporary, you know, gap. Yeah, yeah.
So, OK, now I can travel. I couldn't travel for three years. So what if I won?
I mean, I want a moral victory, I guess you could say, because I did the right thing.
But perhaps I just enjoy fighting.
And if I just enjoy fighting,
then it's not about winning or losing.
I like knowing.
The I'm annoying to the homosexual cocaine addicts.
Who are desperate. It took you three minutes to get that one in.
It was only yesterday.
I mean, if you look at NATO's foreign policy,
It makes a lot more sense when you understand they're all high on cocaine.
But to know I'm annoying to these people,
is why I'm doing it.
The win, the loss, the defeat...
That really doesn't enter my mind. I'm just here to fight. I'm here because I believe that it must be done.
So I do it.
So I can't answer your question. I don't know.
Because I'm so busy fighting.
I don't feel the losses or the wins, by the way.
I don't feel the wins. I don't get in a Bugatti and then get in a Pagani, then get in a Jesco and then go to my $30 million house and go, yes, I've won.
I don't give a fuck. Rob, I don't care. I get out of my Pagani and I walk stressed into my huge mansion and I yell at my staff to fetch me things. And I sit down on my laptop mad saying homosexual cocaine addicts. And I just continue to fight everybody.
I don't win or lose. I'm just caught in the battle. I don't know.
So I can't answer your question, sir. What about losing your dad?
But that's the natural part of life.
And I think it's an unavoidable, well, I think, I know it's an unavoidable part of life and it's the best
of the two possible options because the only alternative to me losing him is for him to lose me and in the natural order of the universe
A son should lose his father. A father shouldn't lose his son.
So if you think about it,
It actually worked out exactly how it was supposed to work out.
And I guess you have to be pretty glad for that.
Of course, I miss him.
But there's nothing I could have done to keep him.
You learn the lessons of appreciating people while they're alive, of course.
You feel a sense of responsibility and maturity that you didn't feel
or I didn't feel when he was alive.
Because now I'm the oldest male of the clan. How does that make you feel? Well...
You fucking love it. Come on.
I mean,
I think something inside of you changes when you lose your father. You tell me. I think there's something that changes inside of you. Yeah. So you told me this when we first met, and it triggered me a bit.
It didn't say anything to you, but...
I still have my dad. Yeah. And, you know, I think I tick a few boxes of being a male. Of course you do. Of course you do.
But I mean, we nearly lost him a couple of weeks ago. And I had to go to that place in my mind where it's like, maybe he's gone. And I thought of you and I thought,
Yeah, I now know.
what you meant. Yeah, you sense your own mortality in a way. And it's very strange. Something strange happens.
I changed a lot when my dad died.
It's very weird.
How?
I would like to say I became more serious, but I don't think it's that. I think you just finally graduate from student to teacher.
And
I guess that's the easiest way to say, even if you're a very good student,
even if you know more than your teacher.
Even if you're
you know, the best student there could ever be, even if your teacher's pet, even if you're an advanced PhD genius who has come up with a thesis that your professor couldn't come up with.
You're still going to hold them in a regard, aren't you? But when the role officially changes...
then you change. Yeah.
So,
I mean, my father and my coach are the only two men on the planet who can tell me what to do. I clearly don't listen to anyone else, or I wouldn't keep going to jail. I clearly don't listen to anyone. PR company. No, I don't listen to my PR agent. You annoy us? Oh, I don't listen to them either. I wouldn't be on this podcast, sir. I don't listen to anybody.
So, I mean, I'm lucky I have a coach also, but if it wasn't for my coach, then the only person on the planet who I obeyed absolutely is gone.
And that's a different, that's a form of liberation.
It's also
you know,
He was probably one of the only people I went to for advice in some way. You mean God?
Or your coach? I'm talking about my dad. If I didn't have my coach. Yeah.
when I lost my dad, I would have lost the only person. Yeah.
And he's the only person I went to for advice. I don't really go to other people for advice. I'll go and talk to people about things, but I'm not looking for explicit advice like I was from him. Yeah.
So yeah, it's a very unique.
experience, but I think it's part of
being a man's part of being an adult, right? And it's exactly how it's supposed to be.
And something inside of you changes. And I'll be very interested for our next podcast.
I mean, heaven forbid, I'm going to pray for your father, of course. Thank you.
If that ever happens, inevitably.
for you to give your insight on it.
I don't believe that God will ever put you in a position where you get to tell the entire world how masculinity and how a rigid mental model and how an iron mind works without ever being tested.
Let's analyze this. How do you end up in a position where you get to go through life saying, this is mental fortitude. This is how you should think. This is how you be resilient and nothing ever happened to you.
And you just get to go around talking about resilience, driving around in Ferraris and having a nice, easy life. It just doesn't seem something that would happen.
So, of course, you have to go through bad things to understand that mentality, but...
Bad things are always going to happen to people who have that mentality, I'd like to think, because God is going to test and make sure you're genuine about it.
which is why Jordan Peterson's fallen off.
Why?
Well, because he was the man at one point. He was really looked up to and respected. And then he got into some difficulties and became a drug addict.
It's very hard to tell people how to think.
And I'm not trying to insult the guy at all. People think me and him have beef. I don't have beef with Jordan. We disagree on many key things.
But it's very difficult to talk about mental fortitude and teach people how to think.
which is primarily his job, I guess, as a psychologist, psychotherapist. I don't know what he is.
All the same garbage to me.
But to sit and tell people how to think and how they should look at the world and what mental model they should adopt and then become a drug addict because you get stressed about your wife having cancer, she didn't even die.
It's just hypocritical. And then your brand collapses.
So he put himself in a position as a master of mental models, and God said, okay, let's test you.
And he failed.
And then I was in a position of master of mental models and God tested me and I passed.
So I don't lie to God because I promise.
God, that.
the things I say I mean.
And I really don't think...
I've even been through anything that difficult.
I think the things that have happened. Yeah, I went to jail. Yeah, I was locked in my house for three years. Yeah, they took all my money. Yeah, they stopped my mom, see my mom when she had a heart attack.
Yeah, I didn't see my kids for years.
Yeah, they've tried to destroy my reputation. Yes, they insult me in the new media, blah, blah, blah, blah.
I don't even think it was that hard. I don't think it was that hard. I don't think it was that hard.
Truthfully.
I mean, it could be worse.
could have cancer.
- Could lose one of your children. - Could get in a car crash. - Yeah. - I mean, it could be so much worse.
So people come up to me and they go, man, what they did to you is a shame.
It's so sad. I'm like, well, yeah, a bit, but...
I'm unfazed. I mean, maybe that's why they hate me so much.
But I promised God I am the man I said I was. So I got a chance to prove I am the man I said I was.
And heaven forbid something worse happens to me, I hope it doesn't. But if it does, or when it does...
then I'll be exactly the same. That's what we have to do.
Do you ever ask God for forgiveness?
I think that
It's better to
say thank you to God for the things you have.
I try not to ask for anything.
If you ask for things,
To me, it feels ungrateful. Even asking for forgiveness. He doesn't have to forgive you.
Why do you ask for forgiveness from anybody?
It's for you.
It's not for them.
So it's kind of interesting if you think about it.
If you go up to a person, let's remove the God element and let's keep it
here.
in the mortal realm. If you go to a person and say, please forgive me,
You're not trying to make them feel better. You're trying to make yourself feel better.
So asking for forgiveness is selfish. Asking for things in general is selfish.
I think if you truly respect someone or something, you should just be saying thank you for what they've given you or what you have.
So that's what I try and do. And the reason I try and do that is because I am,
in a unique position financially and
reputationally,
Globally, I'm in a very unique position.
And 99% of the time, people message my phone. They're asking for something.
And I don't think people realize how annoying that is. It's actually very annoying, you know? Yeah, because it puts you in an awkward position where you have to then calculate how you respond. Yeah, absolutely. And what have they given you?
Exactly.
So, and then you're the bad guy if you don't give it to them. Of course, you're the worst man in the world. If you don't reply, you're the bad guy. That's right. You're gaslighting them. That's right. If you don't reply, you're bad. If you don't give it to them, you're bad. If you give it to them once and not a second time, you're bad.
And it's not even just money. We can talk about anything. We talk about time. You know, it's amazing about maybe about 45 people a day.
A day. Imagine this. 45 people every single day message me. Have you got a quick 10 minutes? If I had a quick 10 minutes for 45 people a day, I wouldn't have. My day's over. I don't know. I don't have a quick 10 minutes. No, I cannot take a quick five-minute phone call.
No, we cannot have a quick meeting. No. Which it never is, by the way. Of course. And when you say no, they're like, it's only five minutes. They're so offended.
Not understanding that everyone's trying to get that out of me. Yeah. And the answer is no.
Why don't you just put them all in a ring and do 50 rounds with them back to back to back to back? I mean, that was a lot of fun.
That was Luke and I yesterday at the warm event.
You missed out. I did. I mean, that's a more entertaining use of three minutes than listening to their fucking shit business pitches. Most of them find an excuse of why they need money.
or trying to convince me that I need to be doing something that they think I should be doing.
But yeah, it's kind of interesting, like interpersonal dynamics at the top, but people are always asking for things. And I try not to ask God for anything because asking for things is very rude.
I don't think people even realize that they're asking for things.
They'll call me twice, I won't answer.
Call me when you can. To me, that's a request.
Why? I don't -- sorry.
Call calls give me anxiety. I don't like phone calls. You message me.
And I'll read it, and I'll decide if I want to reply on my time frame.
And if it's really that important, you can voice note me and I'll listen if I decide.
And I'll put it on 2x speed and it better be less than 30 seconds. You don't get to just call me and decide when I have to pick up my phone. I don't work for you.
Like, no one can call me. I don't answer calls ever.
My lawyers can't call me.
The judge can't call me. If you call my phone, it's unanswered.
Then you have to explain to me what you called about.
Like if you, I tell all my women, if you call me, it's an emergency. If you call me, someone's breaking in the house.
If I ever answer the phone to you and it was, oh, hey, how are you?
What the fuck? The fuck? I'm fucking fine. Why are you calling me?
Just message me.
So I hate calls. Even that's asking something of me. Everyone's trying to get pieces of me, Rob. Everyone's trying to chip away at me, you know, little by little. Everyone wants five minutes with me here, five minutes with me there. Is that not the cost, the consequence of being in the position you are? Absolutely it is. And if I wasn't in this position, I would still want to be in this position. Yeah. Because you want to be important. And when you're important, this is what happens. Yes. But when a woman is like...
Why are you so mad? I just love you. I just want to see you.
To her, it's like, I love this man. I just want to see him. What's his problem? And to me, it's like, stop demanding my attention and time. I don't have it.
So it's a constant battle in between the two, right?
And then she's like, oh, but you don't have attention and time for me, but you have attention and time for, and then the list, then the list comes. It's like, yeah, correct. Because I have attention and time for all those things. Cause that made me into the man who you want attention and time from.
And one of the benefits of being that man is also...
I get the attention and time from her and her and her and her. I'm sorry. Look, I'm out here doing my best. I'm human.
So it's kind of weird when you're truly at the tip tip top of life.
Everyone's semi-mad at you all the time. It's kind of interesting. Everyone's semi-disappointed or upset with you.
because you're not doing exactly what they want you to do.
Everybody.
And it's weird, you have all these people who are semi-mad at you who
in one way or another, you're working with or supporting or paying for.
You're just at the top of this pyramid and everyone's complaining and spending your cash. You're just sitting like, what the fuck is going on? How did I end up here?
You know? But you love it.
I wouldn't say I love it. I think it's just, it's the masculine imperative to become as important as possible. Isn't it?
I mean, isn't that what built the whole world? We're all trying to become as important as possible and do the most amazing things we've ever done.
And that's what built the planet.
The female imperative is different.
I think the female imperative is more inward looking. I want to be happy.
It's all about me.
The masculine imperative is I have to go and prove myself to the world.
women don't really think that way. That's why men build everything and women sit around and just ask stuff.
I mean, this is a cost of success. I'm not complaining in any regard. It's just the way it goes. The more influential you become and the more
financially affluent you become and the more important you become the more people are going to be trying to get some of your time some of your energy some of your money this is the exchange it's dynamic exchange is how it works yeah because on the upside you get doors opened upwards don't you get doors open sideways you get in rooms you otherwise wouldn't have gotten to absolutely
Absolutely. So it's just how it all works, right? I mean, since I've been in Dubai, I've been here nearly a month and a half now, I will say.
I have not had a single day off.
It's been 9:00 AM.
till around 11 p.m.
Every single day.
for a month and a half straight. But I don't think you'd want it any other way, would you? Well, this is the thing. What the fuck are you going to do on a day off? Well, the thing is- You're going to cause a lot of shit. Well, the thing is, yeah. The thing is, it's not just about what would I do on the day off. For me, it's more-
I can't take the L. I can't take the anxiety of not doing things that must be done.
That's just how I am. That's why I'm successful.
I can't have unread emails. Some people can have unread emails and they can just go to sleep. It's flabbergasting to me. I don't know about you, Rob. I cannot go to bed. OCD. Yeah, absolutely. I'm the same. If there's a meeting and it's 99% bullshit, 99% a waste of my time,
But 1% it's not. I have to go because that's the only way I can scratch the itch. Otherwise, skipping the meeting, I don't actually get to gain any more time because I'm spending all that time thinking about that meeting I could have gone to. So I have to do everything. Yeah.
And you know, everyone says to me, you need to calm down. You need to chill out. You have enough money or whatever, or you need to take care of yourself. You need to relax.
But the people who can do those things don't ever end up in this position. You know this better than me. Winners are all the same. We're all the same. We have to try everything. We have to do everything. We have to check everything. Has to be done our way. I tell staff, I tell people, I want it done my way. Why? Because it gives me
Peace if it's done my way.
I say to my girlfriend, simple things. I see her packing or unpacking. It's just messy. I'm like, what?
Stop.
No, this goes there. This needs, this goes there. This is the pile for this. This is the pile for this. And she's like, okay, it's I'll do it. But why does it matter? Because this looks, this is bothering me. The way it's even happening. It's so unorganized and messy.
Do it military. This, this, this, this, this. Pack your bag. Let's go.
Everything has to be done my way.
But it's my world and I built it.
And if you want to be in my world, it has to be done my way. Or you can go build your own world or join someone else's world. But this is my world. Take trains on the track. Get on. This is how it works.
So,
It's not about what would I do the day off more than it's about I can't handle things not being done my way.
And everyone always says, oh, maybe you should delegate.
But you know this better than anyone. If you just delegate everything, you go broke.
Because nobody gives a shit like you give a shit.
People think, oh, I want to be a boss. So, you know, I own my time. Yeah, that works.
You only own your time when you have a 9 to 5 because the second it goes 5 p.m. It doesn't matter.
We don't get that, right? So there's always something to do. And it's weird because every single, for this whole month and a half, I've thought,
I'm only two days away from...
having some free time again. In a couple more days, a couple more meetings, it'll be all right.
And then something happens and you go, okay, 10 a.m. meet him. Oh, 2 p.m. there. Oh, 6 p.m. there.
Ah, dinner tonight that before you know it, every day is full. So it's just how it goes.
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Depends on who though, doesn't it?
I mean, I guess you have to.
analyze and
tailor their revenge to your enemy's weak points.
I mean, you can do a very general revenge, and the very general revenge we all know is just winning at life.
Like hating me must suck.
Hey, you mean my super suck.
I've thought about this. Because if you want to be as formidable as possible, you have to analyze your own weaknesses.
This is what you do, right? When I was fighting and I'd watch my fight back,
What am I bad at?
How could somebody beat me or exploit me?
So I've put myself in my enemy's head.
Many times. And I've come to the conclusion that hating me must suck.
It must suck.
Because I've become the most Googled man on the planet, and I have all this money.
Top G, wherever I go, everyone loves me. And then the Matrix attack comes.
But that makes me a hero. And then I'm locked in my house. Ah, he's locked up.
but I don't lose relevancy, I'm still there, I never really go away.
And then they're all coping. Ah, but he's going to go to jail forever. Now I'm in Dubai. I'm free.
I can sit here in Dubai and just never leave and never go anywhere.
Be fine forever. Everybody knows that.
So, hey, Amy must really suck because I kind of just always win.
And that's a pretty fantastic revenge in and of itself.
You have to be careful with something like revenge, especially when you're doing it from a position position.
where you're the superior to your enemy.
which I always am.
Because any energy I put into them.
in some regard is flowering.
I can take, if I put, if I take time out of my day to upset somebody, that's very flattering. I'm an extremely important person. My time is very valuable. So you mean flattering to them? Yeah, it's flattering to them. It upsets the natural order of the universe.
The natural order of the universe is Anon trolls don't speak to the most important men on the planet.
I'm arguably one of the most influential men on the planet, culturally.
People who have not achieved fantastic things don't get to talk to me.
You have to achieve amazing things. You have to build real estate empires or...
Become the leader of a country. You have to do something amazing to talk to me. You don't get to be a jackass and talk to me.
or even interact with me.
So, for me to take revenge,
on most of the people who have some kind of problem with me.
would be ultra flattering.
I mean, I'll say to a lawyer,
Yeah, soon.
I'll do that.
I mean, that's four seconds. They may have got four seconds at me. Did you sue the BBC for a billion? I'm suing everybody.
especially when my Romanian case is concluded, because of course I was innocent. So you are working on suing the BBC? Well, I mean, yeah, let's be very honest here.
When the Romanians call you something, and I state this from a position of respect, I love Romania.
And I think it's full of great people. But when the Romanian authorities accuse you of something,
It doesn't mean much. I mean, when the Romanians say you're a human trafficker,
And the Kazakhs say you're a fucking alien.
Who cares?
Like, we all know how the American and British government accuse people of things. And they're the respectable ones. So when these second and third world nations accuse you of things, it's like...
It was so amazing to me.
when I got free and I left, where anyone even still mentions my case. Nobody does really in general public.
But amongst the media and the elite, some people are still like, oh, what about your, you know, this case is still hanging over you.
It's like I was in Nambia and accused of being a witch doctor. Like, who cares? Why is this a thing?
It's not real. None of it's real. It's second, third world garbage.
So, um,
It's interesting that anybody even believes any of it anymore or talks about it anymore.
But I think most people on the street understand it was a setup and it was a setup. The UK Foreign Office, I'll say this now, the UK Foreign Office instructed the Romanians to get me off of the Internet.
And the Romanians are mercenaries for hire. And they thought, well, he's not a Romanian citizen. He's a British citizen who's just living here and they want to deal with him. So let's deal with him. Wow.
So that's what happened. So they're the aggressor. They're the fuel behind the whole thing, the UK government. Yeah, it wasn't the Dems.
I thought it was the Democrats. They signed off on it. It was actually the UK government.
The UK government- Conservatives at the time, was it? Conservatives at the time. Well, this is the thing.
conservative labor,
Are either of them even in power?
Do are either of them, do they even matter?
Or is there a shadow government above both of them, which is why they continue, no matter who you vote for, to let in the boats, send money to Ukraine,
Do you know the answer to that question? I think the answer is...
100% certainly there is. There's a shadow government of the UK and most Western nations. We don't know who our true leaders are.
And the shadow government sees me as a problem. And they want me to be gone. They want me off the internet because I'm inspiring resistance to their ideals.
And they just want to get rid of me.
So, yeah, it was conservatives at the time, but what's conservative about the conservatives? Nothing anymore. Well, they're absolute clowns. Values have gone. Of course. Yeah.
I mean, we all hope Farage comes and changes things. Of course we do.
How much power does he really have? I don't know. How much power does a PM actually have? I don't know. The reason I want to run for PM is so I can stand up and say, hello, everybody. I don't have any power.
Everything I've tried to do, they won't let me do.
So everyone you're voting for, it doesn't work.
Before they put bullet in my head. That was my thing.
Just to make it very clear, because I don't think a PM has any power at all. Maybe I'm wrong. So you just wanted to have a political party to find that out? Well, I just wanted to expose what I can and can't do.
Hello, this is what I can and this is what I can't do.
It turns out I cannot stop the invasion of our nation.
So what kind of leader am I? What kind of country is this?
The people who are actually in charge of the invasion of our nation are these NGOs, which are sponsored by...
these
shadow groups of money from God knows where. They seem to have more power than me as your elected leader.
So we either send the army in and arrest all of these NGO heads,
or our country goes...
down the drain because it's being invaded by people who don't respect our values. These are our two options.
So,
Even saving Western nations now is such a thankless job.
Because if you do the right thing, if you do what must be done, you're going to be seen as the bad guy.
There are people in the UK who believe I'm the bad guy.
I'm the bad guy for trying to inspire young men.
to restore the masculine essence of resistance.
That's all it is. I'm a full grown man and you have to convince me of things.
That's it. I'm not saying I won't comply.
I'm saying convince me.
You can't tell me.
Because I'm not a little fucking girl and I'm not a little weakling.
If you say COVID is real, convince me.
Don't tell me what to do. Convince me what to do.
Ah, but you can't convince me. You can't convince me COVID's real, and you can't convince me a man's a woman.
And you can't convince me about all this fucking LGBT bullshit being shown to kids.
And you can't convince me that we should open up our borders and let in a whole bunch of people we don't know.
And you can't convince me
that
having our streets run with blood because there's endless knife crime and drugs.
is somehow a good idea and that London couldn't be fixed. You can't convince me of your ideas. So because you can't convince me, you then want to try and force me to believe them with intimidation tactics. And that's why they don't like masculinity because men are not intimidated. I'm not scared of you and I don't believe you. So unless you convince me, you're a fucking liar. Keep snorting coke off Macron's dick on a fucking train.
in and out Ukraine.
you
They're going to Ukraine and having hooker and coke parties. Why do they keep going to Ukraine all the time?
Have you ever been to Ukraine? No. Beautiful women in Ukraine.
Also a lot of cocaine. Sounds like a fucking lads holiday to me.
Then they come back and send them billions.
What is going on here?
And if you don't want me to believe that you're taking the train to Kiev to do what most Westerners have done in Kiev when they've gone to Kiev, which is prostitutes and cocaine.
That's what it's known for.
It's like doing weed in Amsterdam.
If you want to convince me that that's what you're not doing, then convince me. You don't get to say, that's what I'm not doing. Shut up. You don't get to scare me. I'm not scared of you.
That's what I think you're doing, Kier.
So convince me I'm wrong.
but they can't convince me of anything. This is why they don't like masculinity because masculinity must be convinced.
Whereas femininity, you can intimidate.
And weak men.
which of course is femininity in and of itself, you can intimidate.
They don't like me because they can't intimidate me. And they don't like me because I inspire other people to not be intimidated. And that is what they do not like. They want us afraid of them.
And I'm saying don't be afraid of them. They can't arrest all of us.
I'll go jail. Fine, I'll go.
Top G.
Whatever.
I'm the first guy to die. 100 men versus the gorilla, I'm the first guy. Whatever. But they can't get all of us.
And it's that what they're genuinely afraid of. They have such a weak control.
over the narrative.
The thread that they're using to hold on to power is now so weak.
that they are deathly afraid of people just saying to them,
Why?
or prove it.
That's all that's what they're afraid of. They're afraid of you sitting there going.
But you're saying that,
X, Y, and Z.
Why?
They don't even want to be held accountable for their own ideas. They just want to stand up.
and say,
That man can go to a woman's bathroom. They've reversed that now, by the way. We're going to talk about why they did that.
or some other garbage,
And you just go, okay.
Yes, sir.
Inject the slave programming directly into my mind, sir. OK.
That's what the matrix wants.
If you question them, they're in trouble.
So why have they now tried to admit that it turns out
After years of saying that a man could be a woman, now a man can't be a woman. Why have they 180'd?
I mean, Keir Starmer was saying six months ago that a man was a woman to be put a wig on, and now he's saying that she's absolutely not. Who are these people who just instantly 180?
Well, it's because they know they're losing control of power.
And as you lose control of power, you have to make concessions.
All dictators do this.
If you look at all dictatorships,
before the Civil War.
they would try and raise the pensions or decrease the price of fuel. They're trying to appease the masses now because they know they're losing control.
And they're losing control, especially in the information space because the internet's become more free.
So they're like, okay, we have to make some concessions. We can't push this hard anymore.
So they're trying to ease up and pretend to be sensible.
Force is a really funny thing. It's so easy to overuse. And once you overuse force, it ends. So force is a never-ending balancing act between how do we intimidate people with this force,
while also not overusing it.
And they nearly did it with Southport. They nearly overused it. If they would have put up, I would argue, if they would have put 50, 60 more people in jail after Southport, perhaps it would have been serious consequences, but they got away with it. They got the balancing act just right. They put just enough of them in jail, hushed it in the media,
scared everybody and got away with it.
What's going to happen next time? I don't know. So yeah, it's a really interesting scenario that the Western world is in.
But their cure-all now is...
We need everybody to endlessly comply without questioning us because our ideas are so crazy that they can't be defended if they're questioned.
And it's for that reason why I'm seen as such a threat to national security.
The British government has labeled me a national security threat.
How does that make you feel?
What makes me feel like I won't get a very fair chance in court?
So will you go back to the UK ever? If I'm forced to.
I mean, I will not disobey a judge's orders. I'm a law-abiding citizen. I've never done anything wrong.
Do I think I have a chance of a fair trial in the UK? Of course not.
So if you go back there, do you think they'll arrest you?
I think they'll probably remand me.
And the system is impersonal, right? The system is impersonal. Like, it's personal for me.
but it's impersonalized system.
I'll go to jail for years and years and years and years and years and the years will tick by and the pieces of paper will move around and eventually I'll get out.
And everyone will be like, oh yeah.
Just doing my job. I'm just a guy who stamps the paper. It's unfair what happens to you. I'm just a guy who locks the door. It's unfair. Everyone will tell me the whole time I shouldn't be there.
The guard who locks the door will say, you don't belong in jail, but I just have to lock the door. You don't belong in jail, but I just have to give you the food. You don't belong in jail. I just snapped the paper. And everyone will say they didn't, I don't belong there. And the whole system will just keep me in jail anyway.
I know all of this.
And the fact that they take time out of their lives, the fact that it's quite flattering. What did we say earlier about?
a greater force
taking time out of its life to try and enact revenge on you is actually a very flattering act.
The fact that the British government
the head of the largest empire in history. Okay, now it's a shadow of his former self, but the fact that they sit around and go, "We have to do something about this guy."
It's kind of flattering.
And the fact they haven't managed to get me yet is also kind of cool.
But,
We all know what's going on.
We all know what they're doing.
I haven't done anything wrong besides question their authority.
which is a crime in and of itself.
and a dictatorship.
And which is what we live in. We live in communist dictatorships.
And questioning authority is a crime. So you think in the UK it's a communist dictatorship? 100% it is.
I mean, questioning authority in nearly every country is a crime.
But in the West, we've come up with this bullshit illusion of freedom.
So when you question authority, instead of arresting you for questioning authority, they have to arrest you for something else.
So they just make up another crime. Right. But that's the reason they come for you in the first place.
So um
I'm not saying the West is uniquely evil with this. I'm saying the West is uniquely deceptive.
The West lie about it.
If you get arrested in Saudi Arabia or here in the UAE, if I get arrested in Dubai for insulting Dubai, they'll say insulting Dubai on the charges. And I'll say, well, okay, well, I know what I did.
and I know what I have to defend.
And here's my predicament.
Whereas in England, if you insult the government too much and you're a nobody, you get away with it.
But if you're a somebody,
and people listen to you because your ability to speak is directly correlated to your insignificance,
Then they say, ah, okay, he's challenged authority, but we're not allowed to arrest him for that because we're a free country.
So what do we arrest him for?
Taxes.
Problem with taxes, although it's an easy one to charge someone with,
is that it doesn't damage their reputation.
Because if people are listening to my ideas, they have to damage my reputation so no one listens to my ideas anymore.
But human trafficking and... But human trafficking and sexual crimes. Oh, yeah. And I don't think I have a pedophilia charge. I think I have a human trafficking one. Maybe that's when you get to the next level. Well, there you go.
So they accuse you of sexual crimes because,
Because they're the most heinous. Well, they're the most heinous. And then they get to attach something to your name, which diminishes your influence. Let's be honest.
The only reason
Nigel Farage does not have me standing on a stage next to him at every single reform rally
Getting every single young man in the entire country to vote for him, which I could do still right now. The only reason is because I'm accused of things I did not do.
So how do they diminish my political power? By attaching bullshit accusations to my name so that I cannot be used and weaponized against their power structure.
Now, what's sad about all of this?
is that people like Nigel believe it.
or people like Nigel Fearing.
If Nigel was a little bit more gangster, he'd say, Andrew's never been convicted of anything.
So I don't give a shit what he's accused of because he has no convictions. So he can stand up here and do whatever he wants, but he won't because the BBC and everyone will rip him apart of what I'm accused of, what a bad man I am. They'll tie his name to my accusations, blah, blah, blah.
So what they do when you have massive
influence and you have the ability to genuinely affect
the matrix and the code inside of it, is attach a heinous allegation to your name so that people are afraid to harness and use your power. That's why they've done what they've done to me.
Imagine for a second how powerful a force Andrew Tate would be if they didn't have human trafficking attached to it.
Just imagine.
I'd be everywhere.
I'd be everywhere.
I mean, there are places I don't want to go. I don't want to go to Hollywood. I don't want to be in these movies. I don't want their shit.
But the fact is now.
their primary objective and their primary concern. In fact, I know the British government are watching this. So hello, dipshits. Let me continue to talk. I actually think
I actually think the UK.
their actual primary objective for me now.
is to raise bullshit charges against me, not to arrest me.
and not to put me in jail.
Because that makes me a hero.
And they've also,
I mean, the UK is kind of...
Semi-efficient.
I will tell you this is a matter of fact. There is no way.
on God's green earth that the UK government has not commissioned their best
psychologists and psychotherapists to analyze me every single podcast I've ever done
every bit of video they could find, my tweets,
I'm like, who is this guy? Let's understand his pain points.
Let's understand our enemy.
As I have said earlier, I do.
Imagine it from the other way around, like who is this guy?
And they've read their report and they've got their report back from the psychiatrist. The psychiatrist says,
Putting him in jail won't hurt him. He doesn't care he likes it.
because he gets to be a hero and he gets attention.
And he gets to say, ha, ha, ha, look what they do to me because I'm so important.
And he's a tough guy.
Putting him in jail is not going to hurt him.
So why are they raising these garbage cases against me? The primary objective is to prevent me going to England.
That's why.
They don't want me there.
Because if I'm on the ground, I'm going to change the entire political landscape forever.
So they're like, we could scare them away if we raise charges. Wouldn't it be hilarious if I got an Emirates flight tonight in London?
*sniff*
Wouldn't it be hilarious if I just go there?
Hello?
arrest me then I'm past giving a fuck really at this point
What they're going to do, they're going to feed me and give me a bed.
Sounds terrible.
I'm a tough guy, Rob. I grew up in Luton. It's worse than any jam. It's fine. But...
It's really interesting, like the landscape we're playing in. But yeah, I think that they're genuinely afraid of my
my political influence. That's why they don't want me on the ground. That's why they use the mainstream media to try and constantly remind people of these accusations.
Because they know that these accusations diminish my capability and my ability to influence things in a particular direction that I want to influence them that they don't want them to go. And it is amazing to me.
That.
Anybody.
in the political establishment gives a shit.
I'm going to talk about Nigel quickly because I don't want him to think I'm his enemy. I hope reform wins.
I mean, Tory labor wankers. Of course we need Nigel to win.
He's kicking their ass at the moment. And I'm proud of him. Smashed the local elections. And I'm proud of him. Yeah. And I know as a politician, you have to give certain answers.
But Nigel really let me down.
When they asked Nigel about me, he said, Andrew Tate is an important voice for young men.
And they ripped him to pieces in the media.
Andrew Tate, Nigel supports Andrew Tate, who is accused of da-da-da.
Next time my name came up, Nigel said, yes, Andrew's a bad guy. Andrew's a bad guy. Andrew's a bad guy. He pissed his pants.
And I was very disappointed in that.
Not because I give a shit about what Nigel says.
But I was disappointed that if he's truly going to fix the UK, you have to be able to at least deal with the BBC. I've ripped the BBC to fucking pieces. Everyone's seen it.
I've dealt with them.
Like, Nigel, you have to do better than that. How are you going to deal with the shadow conglomerates?
and the NGOs and the banks and the real power structures were going to threaten your life if you can't deal with some idiot BBC report.
The correct answer to that question is.
You said Andrew Tate is an important voice for young men.
Yeah, he is. But Andrew Tate is accused of...
Doesn't matter what he's accused of. I accuse you of being a ham sandwich. He's not convicted. I don't care. He's an important voice for young men. We need to understand why that is.
Next question.
Didn't have to piss his pants to say I'm a bad guy. He doesn't even know me.
So,
That was a little bit disappointing.
And the fact that
They can intimidate him.
with this Andrew's accused of bullshit instead of allowing me to help him guaranteed win.
It's actually an L for him. It's not an L for me. I don't give a shit.
It's an L for him.
The matrix truly breaks. The dam truly breaks. And we're not quite there yet.
I'm there, but we truly get there when people just stop giving a fuck completely what the mainstream media is saying.
We're at the stage now where people argue against them.
The media says the sky is green. Some people say, ah, but the sky is blue. Look, the media are liars.
The matrix finally breaks when the media says the sky is green and nobody reads it.
And nobody talks about it.
Nobody argues with it.
you
Nobody cares.
That's the stage I'm at now when they print Andrew Tate did this or this person did this or Rob Moore did this.
I don't even say, did you see what the media said? They're lying about you. I literally, I don't, it doesn't even enter my brain.
It's not even real.
When we get to that stage, we'll be in a much better position.
But I'm praying Nigel wins.
However,
When he does win, and I think he will,
when the UK continues to decline.
What happens then?
What are you going to do, Mr. Property?
Well, I've got a lot of property in the UK. What have we got to do with it all? I think it's probably quite safe for a while where we are. Just...
Keep taking the income, let it go up in value. Do you think Nigel can fix the UK?
I think he's our best hope. I mean, I know him very well. So, yeah. Oh, I think he's our best hope. There's no doubt about that. But do you think he can fix it?
I mean, statistically, like if you're asking me to bet,
Yeah. I don't think he can because I think it's broken beyond repair. Yeah.
I agree. Yeah. It would take...
centuries. Or it would take
the kind of decisive action that Western leaders don't really have the capability to do.
I mean...
The reason that they're trying to replace us all in the first world with third worlders is because the people who are in charge of the first world want to be third world leaders. They want to have that kind of decisive capability.
It's really interesting when you imagine
the Prime Minister of the UK.
if he were to go to Bahrain,
or Kuala Lumpur or Malaysia or wherever.
he would not be the big boss.
He would actually be jealous of the other leader because the other leader has real power.
The Prime Minister can't just choose who dies and pick and choose what house gets destroyed and replaced by a highway and
do whatever he wants. Yeah. So,
They want to replace us with third worlders so they can rule over us like third worlders are ruled over.
That's why they're trying to do it.
But, you know, I don't know.
if a Western leader had that kind of power, and if he wasn't a corrupt piece of shit globalist, which is also a very important caveat,
then I think you could fix the UK in five years.
You have to put the army on the street.
You have to arrest a whole bunch of people. You have to deport a whole bunch of people.
You have to just get action done. And unfortunately with action, the bottom line of all action is men with guns.
That's the bottom line of all action. All action, no matter what you say it is, the bottom line of it will come down to men with guns at some point. Violence is the backing behind everything.
So you're going to have to get a whole bunch of men with a whole bunch of guns. You're going to have to get violent.
And you're going to have to, unfortunately, some people are going to be caught up in the web. Some innocent people are going to.
get deported or go to jail. That's how it works.
Nothing's perfect. Nothing's infallible.
but you could save a great nation in three to four years.
But...
Do-
Anybody in the current Western political class have the gumption or the capability or the cult of personality to be able to pull that off. I think Trump has the cult of personality to be able to pull something like that off.
I don't know if Farage does. I'd like to believe he does.
But if you were to really put the army on the streets, there'd be a whole bunch of Brits who were happy about it. But there'd also be a whole bunch of Brits who were like, "Oh, this is terrible. Oh, this is bad." And start crying about it like a bunch of fucking babies.
You can't save people from themselves, Rob.
You really can't.
And it's almost...
Side.
that you could argue the height.
civilization has been white.
Christian nations. Europe was the best place on planet.
But this...
Altarism, this...
Empathy.
that white Christians have.
is gonna be the downfall. This turn the other cheek, bullshit.
This love your neighbor bullshit. Love your neighbor means love the people who you grew up with, who think like you next to you. It does not mean love some dude from the other side of the planet who doesn't think like you and was going to kill your fucking kids.
Christians, I love your neighbor doesn't mean love everybody.
Turn the other cheek. No. You only have two.
*laughs*
I'm mixed race, right?
Let's talk about the real juicy stuff.
And my dad was a black genius.
Which is...
According to race realists, it's very rare. They said the IQ distribution, there's less black geniuses than white geniuses. My father was a black genius.
And I'm mixed race.
So I really love to read like this race realism stuff. I don't know if you've ever read it, but it's like the true racism.
It's great.
And they're saying that, and I love it because I'm mixed. I'm between the two. So I think it's all funny. I make fun of my white family. I make fun of my black family. I'm as racist as they come. And I'm just bouncing between the middle.
But basically it says that skin pigmentation,
isn't actually the biggest difference between black people and white people.
That's like the sixth or seventh biggest difference. But it's just the most obvious visually. So it's the one we talk about. But there's actually huge differences biologically.
in the way our minds work, and parts of our brains that have developed.
And it explains that we're not compatible to live amongst each other because we just look at life differently. We look at society differently. We do things different.
And it's not because one is better than the other, it's just the way we've evolved separately for millions of years, or however you want to put it. The way our cultures worked, the way our societies worked, we have certain tendencies.
Black people have tendencies and white people have tendencies.
And it's really interesting when you look into racialism, but they were saying that
The demise of the white man.
now is actually why the white people were the most effective.
In the 18...
and 1700s and 1600s and 1500s. Have you ever heard about this?
- No, no, no. - No, no. - Oh, okay, so the white man, the white man, I'm gonna be black for a second. You crackers.
You know, you have a...
You need your ice watch for this. Yeah, I need my ice watch. I actually wore a nice calm Rolex as a few diamonds, but this is cute. It's a little bit ice. It's a little bit. Yeah. It's my calmest watch.
So white people have a superpower.
And the superpower is that you have the capability or the ability or you've evolved with this tendency to actually optimize for competence and work with people you don't directly know to get the job done.
So white people, if you need to build a boat,
will go out there and say, okay, we need to build a boat. So I need a...
Carpenter, and I need a blacksmith.
He's the best carpenter and he's the best blacksmith. I don't know these people, but they're the best.
So we're going to find a way to work together. We're going to be kind to each other. We're going to understand each other. We're going to come up with a contract.
which is...
A novel concept. Contracts were never found anywhere else in the world outside of the Western world, by the way. The Aztecs didn't have contracts.
The Aboriginals didn't have contracts. Africans didn't have contracts. They never had contracts. The idea of going up to someone you didn't know and agreeing the terms and just doing the work was alien to them.
Here's a contract so we can get the ship built.
And the ship would be built because you have the most competent people.
whereas black people are more tribal.
So I need to build a boat.
So I'll say to my brother, "You're in charge of the carpentry."
But my brother doesn't know carpentry. But he's the only brother of God.
And we have to build a boat. And then I'll go to my cousin.
You're in charge of the sales. And my cousin will go, I don't know anything about sales. Like, but you're my cousin. So we optimize.
Black people optimize the tribe and optimize familiar relations over competency.
So over time now, white people are far better at getting along with other people they don't know.
living next to people they don't know, interacting with people they don't really know.
Because for hundreds of years or thousands of years, you had to, to be competent and build these mass competent societies.
Whereas other races,
are better at.
They only really trust those they're familiarly linked to.
They don't like people not in their clan or not of their name.
And that stifles their competency because any large infrastructure project or anything large that must be done can only be done with the competency level of the people who they are related to. We see this even now in African politics.
who becomes president, his brother becomes finance minister, his sister becomes this, and the whole family just becomes, and they're all, they don't know what they're doing, but that's his family. That's how they work.
So the white people's ability to get along with others
which made you extremely successful.
made the white man the most powerful man,
Force.
in the history of humanity.
is now being weaponized and used against it, right?
Because now we're, you know, you can understand other people and you're very patient and you're happy to talk things through and you don't quickly resort to violence.
And you have all these other people coming who, unfortunately, don't think the same as you. They do very quickly resort to violence and they don't want to really talk to you.
and they don't really care what you think.
and they don't consider you.
They make noise and they don't consider their neighbor.
They never have. So you kind of talking about immigration in the UK here then? I'm talking about the fact that,
that,
I mean, the UK is collapsing. Yes, absolutely. And it's letting anyone and everyone in. That's right. Yeah. But what I'm actually talking about is the fact that you need some kind of
cohesion to society.
And the natural base cohesions that were given to us,
are a similar way of thinking.
derived from our race or ethnicity or our nation. So it's very easy to have a cohesive society if everybody is the same color and thinks the same.
If you're going to have a society which is not that way,
Dubai is one of them.
It is possible of doing, but you need to have something that coheves society. You need to have something that can...
supersede race, supersede religion, and keep everybody together, keep everybody functioning. A strong rule of law.
the ability to,
or the.
the feeling of gratefulness to exist in that place in the first place, respect for the nation,
There has to be something.
The UK has absolutely nothing. Do you think opportunity is important? Of course it is.
I mean, people are coming to Dubai because they want to be rich, or they want to be better than they were before. And there's a chance to be. And there's a chance to be. And they'd fucking take it all off you in the UK. That's right. So if you have no chance of ever becoming rich...
and you don't think like the people near you,
And you don't look like the people near you.
And you're not really grateful to be there because you stand no chance of being rich. And you don't respect the place because nobody else does.
I mean, that's the end, that's the end of a nation.
So to go back to the original point, to fix something like this would take drastic measures.
very drastic measures a lot of very drastic things would have to be done
But the white people,
And that's who they'd be. It'd be white people.
who have evolved over time to get along with everybody.
would start marching in the street.
demanding the demise of their own nation.
They would call me a bad guy. I would stand up and say, hi, I'm a mixed race person who believes that we need to fix this country.
So anybody who ain't paying taxes out.
because we need money. Yeah.
White people would then come along and call me, the brown man, a racist.
and they would march down the street calling me a racist,
and they would let their nation get destroyed.
And if we had to be honest,
which I'm proud of.
prized for doing I like to be honest.
It wouldn't just be white people. It would be white people. It would be primarily white women.
So it would be the matriarchy, feminine bullshit.
A whole bunch of white chicks would march around because her husbands don't tell them to stay at home.
because they're unchecked. Unchecked femininity is just chaos.
And they'd march around in the streets demanding that me, the brown man, doesn't kick out the people who don't pay taxes so that the UK can continue to demise and fall to pieces and die.
So it would be such a thankless job to try and save the West. It'd be so thankless, it'd be ridiculous. I'd be sitting in Westminster watching these protests of these people going, "Andrew's a racist," as a mixed race person saying, "This is ridiculous."
But, um...
I guess when you look at it a level deeper,
Do some people deserve to get what comes to them? I mean, does the UK now deserve, does it deserve God's wrath at this point?
I'm kind of up to thinking, well, you deserve to just lose now.
The UK just deserves to lose.
I mean, let's be honest.
Cure!
Macron and that German dipshit, whatever his name is.
They all got caught sniffing coke on a train on the way out of a hooker party in Ukraine yesterday after promising Ukraine hundreds of billions of dollars while the UK falls apart.
That should be the end of a politician.
Think about that. That should be the end of a politician.
What's going to happen?
How many protests are there?
Not.
Who cares?
So does the UK deserve what's coming to it?
Maybe all is fair in the end. Maybe it's universal justice, yin and yang.
Maybe.
If I were to take time out of my life to fix the place, knowing I could, they would resist me tooth and nail to the end to the point where they deserve what's coming.
Because what's coming to the UK?
Everybody with a brain has left. Everybody who's rich has left.
What's coming?
What's coming is a third world nation.
Because all the money's leaving,
and third-worlders keep turning up.
That ends one way. The UK is about to become a third world country. It is relying on its reputation alone.
It's like the tough guy who used to be able to fight in the bar, but he's a bit old now, you know? But they're like, ah, but back in the day, he was rough. And I'm like, he doesn't look rough anymore.
I can name countries.
who nobody gives a shit about.
but are far more influential and powerful than the UK.
I guarantee you if the UK were to go to Mongolia, you'd say, oh, Mongolia. UK is better than Mongolia. Mongolia's got like one city and it's all just desert steppe. And who gives a shit what Mongolia thinks?
Do you think the Mongolians give a single fuck what the UK thinks?
Really actually?
They talk about stupid things like GDP figure. Oh, but the UK's GDP. Moving pieces of paper in a banking sector is not GDP. That's not real. What's real is the capability for violence and growing food and building things and manufacturing. That's all real.
You know, a factory has to make this cop.
And a man has to shoot that gun.
And a farmer has to grow that food. That's real.
The city of London moving a piece of paper from here to there for gold that doesn't exist so they can fucking famoose.
the fiat currency system and then say, look, we increased the GDP. That's not real. That's just enriching the rich people who are behind all the political parties anyway.
Forget GDP.
I don't think UK ambassadors go anywhere outside of Europe.
and anybody gives a shit about anything they say. Naval is the leader of Peru.
or Brazil or Argentina, anywhere in Latin America, if I was the leader of any African nation, if I was the leader of these countries, and they were to say, the UK delegates here,
All right, sit down. Hi.
Well, we think this, this, this, and this. I'd literally just be sitting there thinking,
I don't give a shit what you think.
Who the fuck even are you?
You're a dump.
You're a tiny little shithole country. You haven't even got a Navy anymore.
What are you gonna do?
What are you going to do? You're going to send a BBC reporter here. Oh, no.
Fuck England.
America can still like project force.
At least.
China still makes all your stuff. Like you don't want to piss the Chinese off.
Because the Chinese are smart. You piss the Chinese off. They'll be like, okay, no problem.
I'm like, all right, see, I got away with it. Six months later, you have no semiconductors. Like, shit, we have no electricity, you know?
But pissing the UK off, what's going to happen? You're going to lose a bank account.
UK's done.
It's over.
And they're not smart enough to sit down and say, okay, we are actually done. How do we fix this? They don't want to do that.
They just want to say, okay, well, let's just keep a lid on it for our few years in power.
Let's go to Ukraine to snort coke and fuck cookers. Let's steal as much money as possible. We've only got a few years at it anyway. Then it's someone else's problem.
And it's just kicking the bucket down the line. And the person who lives in their house, which they've worked so hard for,
They've dedicated their life to paying that mortgage. They're stuck in that house, stuck amongst the crime, the drugs, the bullshit.
They're fucked. I'm lucky. I'm rich. I leave.
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Is brother serious political party?
Yes.
I will be Prime Minister of the UK unless they kill me by the time I'm 50.
I'll give it 10 years. Let's let Nigel try first.
I don't want to steal momentum from reform.
I could run now.
Of course, they're using legal cases to try and keep me out of the UK, but I'm not scared of them.
I'll go UK, make bail or get remanded.
Don't give a shit.
Don't care. You'll send me a letter away.
We'll be fine.
Of course. Thank you. We're going to let Nigel run first. I don't want to steal thunder from him.
after Nigel runs.
when it's still fucked, because Nigel's not going to be militant enough.
I'll come along and do it properly.
I'll come along and do it properly.
We will do a mass recruitment drive.
for the military, I will double all military wages,
We'll get the money from removing all asylum-seeking bullshit and all foreign aid. The military will be one of the highest paid public service jobs that you're ever going to see anywhere on the planet.
We're going to recruit huge numbers of soldiers. We're going to put them on the street and we're going to fix everything.
And what about entrepreneurship, business?
reducing taxes, bringing millionaires and billionaires back, making it a hub again. Yeah. So it's kind of interesting to me that the UK government thinks it can adjust the tax policy and re-attract
Rich people.
Because they've got it all wrong. Not understanding that rich people value something more than low taxes. And that is physical safety.
Rich people are not going to live in a country where their kids can't play outside. And rich people are not going to live in a country where they can't drive a nice car. And rich people are not going to live in a country where they can't wear a watch. And rich people are not going to live in a country where their house gets broken into. And rich people are not going to live in a country where they cannot have armed security and feel safe on the street. The UK is a worse place to be rich than a third world nation. Because in a third world nation, your money buys security. You hire men with AKs. You can't even do that in England.
The most you can get is two unarmed bodyguards. If they run up on you with 10 machetes, it's over anyway.
You're unsafe in England. You can leave a 10 million pound house in London and get robbed outside of it.
It's a joke. We can fix and get rich people back for the same reason all the rich people have come here.
Because here,
Everyone I know with money is saying, yes, I got rich and here I can wear a watch and I'm rich and I want a nice watch.
Very simply.
We're going to put the army on the street. We're going to fix the country. And we can reattract everybody.
No problem.
Forget the tax code. People don't mind paying taxes if they get what they pay for. Funnily enough. Funnily enough. But nobody likes paying taxes to live in a shithole.
So we have to stop it being a dump.
It's a very simple process to fix.
The people in charge, of course, know this.
You know, I could make this podcast twice as long as it currently is.
and say so many more things I haven't said.
But I want to just say something for people at home to try and dissect and understand.
The Western world,
its wealth.
was built on the exploitation of the second and third world.
This is how we got rich.
I'm not saying it's a bad thing. I'm saying it's the natural order of the universe. However, in every relationship, there's a top and a bottom and someone gets fucked in the ass.
The second and the third world were getting fucked for a very long time.
Now, rich people are naturally becoming globalistic.
I'm a globalist.
I lived in Romania.
I was American. Now I live in Dubai. Why? I have money. I can move. Rich people move around.
So if rich people are becoming globalistic and can move around and can live anywhere,
if their personal circumstances will always be favorable because they can live in Switzerland or the Maldives or Tokyo.
and they understand that some nation must get exploited for their own personal gain, and second and third world nations are no longer exploitable, or are not providing the returns they previously provided,
then who do you exploit?
Will you exploit the First World nation?
It's inverted.
We're no longer raping the second world for the benefit of the first world.
were raping the first world for the benefit of the second world and the third world, which is why the Middle East,
is the new Europe.
This is a whole podcast in and of itself.
but Europe.
especially is being destroyed on purpose.
Because the rich people with the money are trying to destroy it.
because they're tired of Europeans with their high living standards.
and their pensions and their demands for holiday and working conditions. You know, it would be easier if we just import a whole bunch of slaves and rule over them with an iron hand.
but it will destroy the culture and the history. Who gives a shit? We'll make money.
But what we do with the money, we don't want to live in a shithole. It doesn't matter. We don't have to live in a shithole.
We're going to live over here.
We're going to live in Saudi.
Kenya is beautiful.
We're going to live somewhere else.
Most people don't understand what's happening. Europe is being imploded on purpose.
They are doing it on purpose. You do not accidentally flood your country with third worlders. You do not accidentally let crime run rampant. You do not accidentally let drugs get out of control. You do not accidentally tax all your rich people away. You do not accidentally do these things. This is purposeful.
Andrew Schultz said...
Andrew Tate was speaking crazy shit about America, but then he got clipped in Romania and now you come running back to daddy.
USA.
What do you say to that and why did you go to the US?
Firstly, I didn't know anyone listened to what Andrew Schultz said. Secondly,
America and England are who locked me up.
So that's a silly thing to say. I didn't go running home to daddy. Daddy fucking locked me up in Romania, dummy.
The Dems and the UK Foreign Office locked me up in a foreign country.
Andrew's clearly an idiot. I mean, I don't actually have anything against him, but hearing that I'm not personally offended. I'm just making it clear. He's obviously stupid.
He doesn't understand the world.
The Western governments clearly manipulate
and control most other democracies globally.
via NGOs.
via foreign aid.
We just saw USAID get dismantled. That was an absolute joke.
It is the absolute wet dream of a Western government to find a problem child like me,
and use a foreign judicial system to punish us so they don't have to highlight how hypocritical
and how corrupted their own judicial system is.
That's why the Americans used the UK to get Assange.
America loves to use foreign judicial systems.
It's great.
What better than sending a memo to the Romanian saying, "Deal with this guy."
Now you haven't got to pretend you have law and order in your own country. If you do it in your own country, you've got to now lie and pretend and put up some garbage and blah, blah, blah.
So he doesn't understand the world very well at all.
I went back to America because I got released from imprisonment in Romania and I'm American.
I talk shit about America because America put me in jail, sir.
America under the Dems is different than America under Trump. I returned to America when it was my home. It's not my home under the Democrats. It may be his home under the Democrats.
Because we all know what he's doing.
because he's a closeted homosexual.
Fine.
But it ain't my home under the debt.
So America changes every four years, whether it's your home or not, unfortunately.
So for him to sit and say, Andrew talked shit about America under the Dems when they locked him in jail in a foreign dungeon with a corrupt NGO-sponsored,
garbage matrix attack.
And then once Trump won and democracy was restored and he returned home to the nation which his father served for, why did he do that?
He's a fucking idiot. My dad served in the military.
I was raised in America. I hold an American passport.
I think any American with a brain sees America different under Trump than we did under the Democrats.
So why is he, the fact that he even said that is just mind bending to me. I don't know. He's clearly stupid. I guess he's just stupid person.
He's dumb. That's the only answer I can come to is that he's dumb.
I talk shit about America under the Dems. They locked me up. Trump won. I got released. Coincidence. And now go home to America. Duh.
He's a retard.
That's my answer. Andrew Schultz is a retard. There's a reason I don't listen to anything he said.
Who has portrayed you the worst?
I'm not going to say names, but...
I will tell you something about betrayal.
I think more kings have lost their kingdoms to treacherous behavior and betrayal.
than they have to enemy action.
I think it's the number one threat to any man of genuine competence in the world today.
And I will say that.
Weak people.
will always betray you in the end, even if they don't want to.
Because weak people simply do not have the capability to resist.
for long enough to avoid the betrayal.
So when you analyze something like betrayal,
You have to understand very well,
Nearly everyone you protect and provide for has a limit.
to which they would eventually betray.
It's funny we just finished talking about women because 99.9% of women will eventually betray.
And I'm not trying to be...
insulting to women. I'm not trying to be misogynistic. What I'm saying is that
Women cannot resist.
like a man can resist.
If you put a woman in a room,
and tell her she does not leave that jail cell until she gives you up.
She will give you up faster than your brother will. Because she can't take the heat.
She can't take the pressure. She can't take the stress. She's too weak to take it.
It's not bad. I'm not calling her a bad person. I'm not insulting her. This is the bottom line. She's just too weak.
So when you look at things like betrayal,
You have to analyze who betrayed you out of genuine malice.
and who betrayed you out of a lack of capability. If I'm holding your hand and I'm on the edge of a cliff, and you're holding my hand,
And you hold as long as you can and your arm gives way and I die. Is that betrayal or did you do your best?
Letting go of me is betrayal.
But it's actually quite interesting when I analyzed the times I was betrayed. Could these people have even done any better than they did?
which then makes you analyze the meta point of,
Who's in your life in the first place and how capable are each of these individuals in certain scenarios? And why did you let them in? Well, that's right.
The next logical conclusion is, of course, not everybody you know can be a Spartan soldier from
Planet Hero.
So then what do you do with all the weak people in your life?
Because I do have females in my life and some weak guys, people I know.
Well, now you have to create your relationships and your realities with them in a way that makes it very difficult for them to betray.
I've had girlfriends for five years who don't know.
My job.
They don't know my address.
They don't know where my property is located. They don't know. They don't know anything about it. They don't know anything.
You can tie them to a chair and electrocute them all day long.
They don't know anything to tell you. They know my house in Bucharest, which you can find on the... It's actually named on Uber, isn't it, when I went there, actually? Yeah, Tate House. They know the color of my bedroom.
That's it.
They don't know anything about me that matters.
Now, I'm not doing that to be a bad person. I'm doing that to protect them.
from betraying me.
I take responsibility for the times I was betrayed.
is what I'm trying to say.
I don't blame the people who betrayed me. People can only do what they can do.
And unfortunately, a lot of people are pretty shit at most things. A lot of people are very incompetent.
Extremely incompetent. Yesterday, I beat the fuck out 60 dudes in a row.
People suck. So if I was betrayed by somebody,
I don't blame them for the betrayal. I blame myself for the betrayal.
for putting them in a position where I expected more of them. If I put my night...
on a square in the board and he gets trapped and dies. I blame myself and I blame the night. These people couldn't have done any better.
Who really fucked you, though? Someone must have...
Fucked you, surprised you, blindsided you. There's been a whole bunch of times, and I have to be careful what I say because of my current legal predicaments and also certain things I don't want to share with the internet. There's been a whole bunch of times people have done it, but if I actually analyze the scenario and the story,
I still have to truly blame myself.
Even if I wasn't to blame because I have the most competitive mindset if I blame myself for it,
because if everything's my fault, then I have all the control, which means I'm going to alter my
actions going forward. If I don't have to control, if I say, oh, this person's a traitor,
This person's a traitor and I did everything perfect. Well, now I'm open to be betrayed again. If I say people can be treasonous in certain scenarios, how do I alter my relationships moving forward? I'm now harder to betray.
So I don't really blame these people for doing what they did.
But I will say there are certain warning signs that you can see in people.
They make it very easy to understand if they would betray you or not. Like what?
If I'm with a guy and he complains he's hungry and there's no food,
And I said, well, there's no food yet. We'll eat later.
And then he spends the next three hours bitching about being hungry.
I get a red flag.
I'm like,
Bro, you ate this morning.
It's 4:00 p.m. and all you're talking about is food.
I don't like that.
That's weakness. That signals to me. I don't like it.
If I see dudes who are desperate to get laid all the time, desperate for women,
That's an even bigger warning sign.
Because,
A starving man will do anything for food. A starving man will do anything if there's a buffet ahead of him.
When men are desperate for women or desperate to get laid all the time, that's the guy who tries to talk to your ex. That's the guy who tries to talk to girls. Those guys. I don't like those kind of people. Anyone who's desperate for anything, anyone who shows a lack of emotional regulation,
Anyone who shows a lack of physical control,
I don't like fat people.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I just don't like fat people because they have no self control.
You have no self-control and you have no discipline.
That's clear. You have no motivation, no determination. That's clear.
You can't stop putting things in your mouth.
to live longer and be a respected member of society.
So I don't like you.
I mean, I'm sure there's lots of fat billionaires. That's fine. I'm not saying they can't be successful. I'm saying that.
If I had to create my reality,
I would argue.
That if I had me and my six friends all in perfect physical condition and we had one really fat guy, I would argue the fat guy would break first.
I would just argue he has less self-control.
Maybe I'm wrong. Of course, exceptions exist.
Exceptions don't disprove the rule, but they exist. He might be brilliant in a lawsuit. Of course. He might be a legal guy. Absolutely.
But I'm just talking general because I'm general.
Right? I mean, everyone's guilty until proven innocent in the world. Except you.
Well, I'm innocent until proven guilty. But when you're creating your friendship circle,
You have to.
Well, I do. I assume the worst about people until they prove otherwise, right?
So if I meet a really obese guy and he proves to me that he's actually a serious soldier, then of course I will take it on board and learn. But my first impression is XYZ.
And he's given me that impression by his own decisions.
So I would argue like a man who's obese and physically unattractive, if my ex, who's a 10, were to come on to him primarily because she wants to upset me, he's more likely to betray me because he doesn't get attention from those kind of women, as opposed to a man who gets attention from those kind of women all the time. He's less likely to damage a friendship for something which is so common.
because values derive from scarcity.
Of course, these are all just assumptions.
But...
Yeah, betrayal is actually pretty easy to spot in advance if you understand the weakness and capability of the people around you.
You just have to measure them up and just say, okay, how long would this person go to jail for me?
I mean, most people, I'll be honest,
I'm in a fortunate situation because yes, I can be betrayed, but also I'm very valuable to the people I know.
I'm very valuable knowing Andrew Tate on a first name basis and be able to call his phone is an extremely valuable thing.
You can make a lot of money, get a lot of status, great things happen.
So people don't really want to betray me because they're going to lose a lot. But if you're a normal person, betraying you, they don't even lose anything.
If you're a normal guy and your ex comes on to your friend, the reason your friend's going to fuck your ex is because that pussy's worth more than your friendship.
Because you don't have anything to offer.
You don't give him anything.
You don't make any money with the guy. You can't tell him anything. You can't teach him anything.
You're a dipshit. He's a dipshit. You sit around talking about football. You're both dipshits. And now some pussies appeared. So guess what?
Just someone else will talk about football all day long and he can fuck the pussies. That's it.
So if you're a normal guy, betraying you is...
So easy to do because there's very little consequence to it. Betraying me has a consequence at least.
So that's a benefit, I guess. It makes the betrayal more consequential for me, but there is a benefit. People are going to sit there and go, do I really want to lose Tate as a friend forever?
But if you're the average man,
You know, I get this question all the time. I just want to segue. People say to me,
You know, my friend slept with my ex. What should I do? And the answer is that you deserved it, because if you're hanging around with those kind of people, you're probably a fucking loser.
So you're a loser. You probably would have done it to him if you had the chance.
Losers flock together. It's just loser life. This is loser shit.
None of my exes can talk to my friend.
Like you can't. She couldn't.
I'd love her to try. It's impossible.
Because I'm not a loser. But losers hang with losers and loser shit happens.
So I don't, to answer the question, sorry, I've gone on a bit, but to answer the question, the people who've betrayed me, I don't think they did it out of malice.
I think that they let go of me as I was hanging off the edge of the cliff, simply because our arm wasn't strong enough.
And what I did once I hit the ground and bounced up with my masterful Aikido, because I cannot die.
is start looking at the size and strength of people's arms.
for my future.
friendships.
So, Andrew.
Thank you.
Have you ever had your heart broken?
I think everybody has, haven't they?
okay so
Who broke your heart the most and what happened?
You know, it's really interesting because I get this question sometimes because they say Andrew hates women.
I did this either. No, you didn't.
But I understand where it's going.
I don't hate women. I understand women.
And I understand men.
By the way, where this is going for me is I just want to honestly know if you've ever had your heart broken and by who and what happened.
When I was younger,
I think every man who didn't stay with his first love forever,
Will have had their heart broken. Did your first love break your heart?
It's difficult. And I don't want to say like she broke my heart because I'm not going to give this person that degree of power. We broke up.
I was young.
I missed her, it was my first girlfriend. Yes, that's all true.
Did she act in a way which was particularly nefarious? I don't think so. I think she was just a woman doing what women do.
do and I was just a young man who was so did she like cheat on you or something no we just broke up I mean but this is the thing this is what I'm saying I know women
Back then we just broke up and she didn't want to be together anymore. I didn't understand why. Now me knowing what I know, was she fucking someone else? Probably.
Because that's what women do.
Like I know more now.
But I wouldn't say that like she broke my heart. I can't accept that framing because that would mean that she took action to damage me. I can't take that framing. Did you feel hurt?
I felt perplexed.
and confused.
But now with experience, my heart can no longer be broken because I can't be confused by anything.
I understand the world very well now. So I think every single man who's ever been with any woman ever has had his heart broken at some time. Yes.
Does that affect how I view women now? No.
what affects how I view women.
are their own actions.
Like,
People will say, oh, who hurt you? You see women so bad because someone hurt you. No, I see women the way I see them, which isn't even bad. I see women in a particular light because of how they act. And I see men in a particular light because of how they act.
both sexes. This is not even a gendered argument.
Mm.
But I wouldn't say my heart's been broken any worse than anyone else's. In fact, I would argue that my heart's been broken less than everyone else's.
I see a whole bunch of men out here who are finding out the kids aren't theirs or they've been married for 20 years, getting divorced, losing their life's work.
or losing the house, that's heartbreak.
I lost nothing.
My kids are my kids. I ain't lost no money.
I've never lost a house. I've never had to ask a judge to get rid of a bitch. Nothing, I'm fine.
So I don't think my heart's been broken any worse than anyone else's. I think I'm just hyper realistic about the human nature of things. And I think that.
I'm very good.
at not becoming
emotionally invested or not becoming
obsessed with the idea of
or hoping for some kind of fantasy, I do not believe.
exists between humans.
Like every single thing between humans is transactional.
It always will be.
We're in a transaction right now. You're giving me a platform and I'm giving you content and this is a transaction.
And we're friends and it's fine, but it's a transaction. For us to sit here and go, this is not transactional. We're best friends and the transaction has nothing to do with it would be disingenuous.
And it's absolutely the same between a man and a woman.
Men or women, they have this illusion or this dream of,
You know, do you love me for real? Do you love me for me?
That doesn't even mean anything.
That's not real.
I love you because you're beautiful and you do as I say, and you make me happy sometimes, and you add to my status by being hot, and we have sex, and you rub my back, and that's why I love you. Yeah, but do you love me for me?
Well, what are you without those things?
We are a blob of goo.
*laughs*
You know, you love me because I'm famous and rich and important and tall and strong and smart and funny and interesting and charismatic.
Would you love me if I wasn't those things? Do you love me for me? Well, what is me without all of that? What am I now if I have no charisma, no money, no capability, no intellect?
Am I a blob of goo? Like this whole idea of love as a non-transactional thing is so flawed in the first place.
So I understand everything is transactional. And there's people who are going to sit there and go,
He doesn't have a real woman who really loves him because...
My wife really loves me and that poor guy, he doesn't understand real love.
All right, bro.
Talk to me after the divorce.
Or they'll say, oh, women are just with him for money.
My woman's not with me for money. Well, firstly, you have no money. Secondly,
I've never seen a woman in a divorce court who wasn't a gold digger.
Funny how they're all gold diggers in the end.
Isn't it interesting how in the end, they're all gold diggers when the divorce court comes out? Turns out maybe it's always been about resource and protection and provision. Turns out it's always been a transactional relationship.
Always. So when you're young, when we talk about heartbreak, you have these ideals of love.
Like, you know, our souls connected, our spirits combined and all this bullshit.
Maybe not.
I never don't think I ever went that far, but people in general.
But as you grow older with enough experience, you understand that everything is absolutely, completely transactional.
And Dubai will teach you that faster than anywhere. I mean, or Miami. Certain cities will teach you that.
That's why the red pill has died, by the way.
That's why no one talks about dating anymore on podcasts, really.
Because...
with the internet, with Instagram, with social media, with a few...
key changes in the last four or five years.
It's highlighted the fact that
Rich men get women because they're rich and pretty women want rich men because they can afford them a certain lifestyle. And it's all just absolutely transactional. And if you're a brokey, there's nothing you can do to say to a hot girl to convince her that she doesn't want the man with the boat. On a long enough timescale, she's going to want the man with the boat. She wants the rich guy because all her friends have rich guys and it's peer pressure and it's social media. And she gets too many invites. And sooner or later, she's going to leave.
That's it.
I mean, I'm not saying that a richer man can always take a girl. I'm saying that you have to afford her enough of a lifestyle for her to be content in that lifestyle, for her to not chase a lifestyle. If you can't offer her any form of lifestyle, she's going to eventually fall prey to the vacuum.
of scrolling TikTok and watching all these girls, less pretty than her, with Birkin bags. Sooner or later, she'd be like, well, I want a fucking Birkin bag then.
Why is this bitch better than me?
That's how it goes.
Is that not a cold way to live? Well, it is. Are you cold inside? I mean, listen, Rob.
When I go to the club in Dubai or Miami or anywhere else,
And 20 beautiful women are trying to talk.
If I were to think that they love me for me,
I'd be an idiot.
And if they were to think I love them for them,
They'd be an idiot.
The point is, it's actually completely fine.
if you're logical about things.
I am perfectly fine for a gold digger to attempt to gold dig me.
Because she ain't going to fool me into giving more than I want to give.
And if she's hot enough, I'm prepared to give a little bit so that I can have her beauty and her company and her time.
It's a transaction. I'm fine with it.
Even if there's a loving feeling sometimes. Do you want that? No, but what I'm saying is,
Love can be a play.
Love can be observed from above.
Love can be look.
I love her. I pay all her bills and take care of her. And I fly her around on private jets. And look, she loves me because I'm big, strong, rich, famous Andrew. And look, we're in love. Look, we hold hands. Look, we're having a kiss. Look, you can observe it from above like you observe
a play on a stage, on a theater, or observe ants having a little battle on the floor. You can observe it for what it is, but don't get caught up in it.
Don't be living inside of the lie.
Because it's not real. It's a transactional agreement.
your business partner.
My woman is not my best friend.
She's my business partner.
We're in the business of children.
or in the business of showing off on boats, depending where you are in the hierarchy of my women.
We're business partners. We have a job to complete.
And you're with me because I got to provide XYZ. And I'm with you because you provide XYZ. This whole love crap.
I'm not saying I don't feel love. I'm not saying that the love is not a feeling that exists. I'm saying it's not an independent entity outside of the transaction.
It's actually completely transactional.
All things in life are.
Maybe I don't, am I sounding psychopathic? I don't think so. I don't think it's a cold way to look at it.
I think it's just the reality of things.
And when you understand that,
you have a different view of
Perhaps all of your past relationships. So we'll talk about my first ever girlfriend.
What do I think happened now? I think she fucked some other guy.
What did I think happened at the time?
that she fell out of love with me and just didn't want to see me anymore for no reason.
And I didn't understand.
Why?
Because we were happy.
Now,
Do I have a certain view of women because of that event? No.
I have a certain view of women because...
I've learned throughout my experiences of life how women are.
And also because my status, you know, a lot of people say Andrew says bad things about women.
Let me make something clear. I mean, you say bad things about men.
Of course I do. It's not gendered, but of course they only choose the women's side. Let me, let me make something clear.
If any man...
watching this became the most Googled man on the planet.
with hundreds of millions of dollars.
and saw the actions and natures of women, they talk worse than me.
I promise. It's so much worse than you can imagine it to be. Well, someone you know well said basically that, so I can, that's backed up. Well, I mean-
And also another thing, like,
I'm a bad guy, right? According to the media.
But being a world famous bad guy,
You'd be amazed how well that plays out.
Like, it's actually quite incredible. And I would argue that,
that I'm one of the most moral men on the planet. I'm the only guy I know who doesn't fuck girls who have boyfriends.
They have to at least lie to me and convince me they don't have a boyfriend first. Most men don't give a shit. If there's a pretty girl and she's a boyfriend, they don't fucking care. That's his problem. And that's fine. That's human nature. I get it. I used to be that guy. Now when I meet a beautiful woman, I'm like, where's your boyfriend?
I haven't got a boyfriend.
Mmm.
Who bought you that AP?
My ex. Oh, yeah. All right. When did you break up with him? I start quizzing him.
And when they finally admit in the end, oh, well, yeah, I'm kind of seeing this guy. Nope.
Because I don't want the bad karma of it. Because I don't care enough about women to even steal them off. I don't care enough about women to even want them off another guy. I'm so over chicks. I don't give a shit anymore. I have my wives and I've retired. I've got my five or six. That's enough. I can't be bothered.
Most men in my position wouldn't do that. Most men in my position would just steal everyone's girl at random.
which I could do, but I don't do.
So,
Anyone who's saying, "Oh, Andrew says bad things about women,"
They're still living in this idealistic view where they believe women are not transactional and that love is love and that Disney princess is and blah, blah, blah. If they were ever in my position for a day, they'd be talking worse about women than I ever have in my life ever.
Because you'd be amazed how cold and ruthless
Those princesses you're in love with are. You'd be amazed how cold and ruthless they are.
And any man who's been around it knows every man who's been around enough women has the stories.
of her answering the phone to her boyfriend in the bathroom afterwards or whatever.
And you're just like,
It's a cold, dark place, bro. But...
That doesn't mean love isn't real. I'm saying you just have to approach love for what it is.
you
You know, it's interesting. We'll talk about Lily Phillips quickly because people always ask me, Andrew, what would you say to Lily Phillips? And I see all these people trying to preach to Lily Phillips and I don't know why. She's the thousand guy girl. Yeah, she gets railed left and right. She's a whore. She knows she's a whore. She admits she's a whore.
And that's fine.
Like I see Russell Brand and a few other people and everyone's like on the podcast where they're saying, God thinks more of you. God expects more of you. No, he doesn't.
God made her a whore.
And there's always been whores.
It's the oldest profession in the world.
There's always been slots.
I mean, if you and men want slots.
Like we all want a wife we can trust and we want sluts. We want both.
If we get a boat, we want it full of sluts. Here's my yacht. Bring women.
And if someone goes, I can bring a bunch of women, they're all blonde, they're all gorgeous, they all have big tits, but they're a bit slutty.
Oh, no, don't bring that one. Don't bring that one. Of course, you say bring them.
So there's no problem with sluts and wives. There's different quality of women out there.
The only problem is when a man gets confused between the two. If you're a man and your head is on straight and you can tell which wife to take seriously, which women are good women and which women are pieces of shit, and you keep everything in its correct place, you have your hoes for hoes and your wife for wife and you keep everything in its correct order, then life's fine.
The only men who get mad at sluts, oh, these sluts are so mad, are the men who fell in love with one thinking she was a wife when she wasn't.
Lilly is fulfilling a very important job in society, which has existed since the dawn of human time.
She's a prostitute.
There's always been prostitutes.
They're always going to need to be prostitutes. God's plan for Lily was what she's doing.
I don't know why anyone asked me what I'd say to her besides good work.
you
Keep going. Keep guzzling cum. That's your fucking destiny.
I don't give a shit. And I ain't going to fall in love with you.
Because I'm not a dumbass.
But there's men out here on podcasts that are like, you're so beautiful. You could do so much more. I'm like, bro, you sound like you're about to fucking marry the bitch. Who cares?
Who gives a fuck, Lara?
So everything's actually fine with love, with hoes, with wives. Everything's fine if you're very realistic and understand stuff in its correct order. I know some women who ain't all that.
but they're good on a boat. And I know some women with pure heart, so I've never put on a boat with a bunch of other women.
I just keep everything in his correct place.
and I do the right thing and I keep everything in order,
and I observe everything for what it is, and I understand this all transaction,
and I manage the transaction so I don't get famosed or the deal.
And I win.
If that's not love, tell me what is. That's love to me. That sounds like love to me. I don't know.
But there's some other guy who's going to sit around and say, no, love is my, you know, I love this, I love that. And he's sitting around in a sexist marriage, getting told what to do by some woman. That's not me, I can't do that.
So,
You clearly love your mum, but do you respect your mum?
I absolutely love my mom and I absolutely respect my mom.
But I think you respect a mother and a father differently. And I respect, I think you respect a woman and a man differently.
I am just going to make this clear. I am not buying into the largest PSYOP in history that men and women are the same and that we're interchangeable and that we should all be treated the same way.
It is a lie.
They call me a misogynist because I don't buy into that psyop.
Do you know who else doesn't buy into that PSYOP?
Women.
Ask the average woman to pay for a date.
*sniff*
She doesn't want to be treated like a man or an equal. She'll be like, why did you invite me here then? And she will leave. So by logical extension,
If we accept that we play different roles in society and we do different things and have different expectations and we're not completely interchangeable, then we must accept.
that you show respect to each gender in different ways.
I show respect.
to my brother.
by believing in his decisions and his masculine capability,
to do certain things. I show respect to a woman,
by trying to protect her from the world.
I show respect to a woman by limiting her in some ways.
You don't really do that with men the same.
If a man says, I want to do this, and you respect him, you'll say, okay, I believe in you, I'll help you.
Well, the woman, she'll be, I want to do this or do that. You say, okay, well, that's dangerous.
So we have to be careful here. I have to protect you from that. That's dangerous. I don't think you should be doing it.
So you show respect to a woman and a man differently.
I respect my mother, yes.
The house was clean.
I've got three meals a day.
I had a place to sleep.
She raised us on a council estate on 300 pounds a month,
She wasn't out drinking. She wasn't smoking. She wasn't doing drugs. She was a fantastic mother. She kept me alive.
But she didn't teach me about life the way my father did.
Because she couldn't.
Because my dad knew things and had a capability she didn't have.
Her capability and her job was to keep me alive and feed me food. And my dad's were to teach me about all of the delicate intricacies
of the universe.
It doesn't mean I respect one more than the other. It means they did different things. I'd be disingenuous to sit here and say, my mom taught me just as much as my dad. That's the kind of dipshit shit
garbage that losers say nowadays because they feel entitled, they feel obligated to say it.
Because they sit on a podcast and they think, if I don't big women up, I'll get called a misogynist and the women will pick on me. Because most dudes are scared of fucking chicks.
I'm not going to sit here and lie and pretend my women teach me anything compared to my brother. I'm not going to sit here and lie and pretend my mother taught me anything compared to my dad. No. But she was a great mom. She did a great job.
But her job was different. Her job wasn't to educate me. Her job was to sustain me so that I could be educated.
So yeah, I absolutely respect her, but I'm not going to sit here and say all the important life lessons my mom taught me.
Mm-hmm.
I know more of my mom when I was 10, but she cooked and cleaned and the house was done.
As it should be.
It's really amazing, you know, like this.
Stranglehold.
this pathetic quest for imaginary equality has on Western civilization.
The average person on a podcast will sit there and go, my mom taught me just as much as my dad. Anything to avoid the smoke of the misogyny,
It's so, it's fucking stupid.
It's stupid. We have different roles. We do different things.
And my mother did a fantastic job and I respect her for it.
Where exactly were you when you found out your dad died?
I was in a hotel room in Brasov, Romania.
It was about 7 p.m. I was sitting on the bed and I was due to commentate.
on a
MMA show at nine o'clock.
We had to go down.
to the lobby at eight.
to go across the arena. It was about 7 p.m.
My phone rang.
And.
I picked it up.
My mom.
She said, your dad is dead.
I said.
Okay, I'll call you back.
Hang on.
girl who was in the room with me at the time.
And what happened?
Then my dad died.
Chris was on the other bed and he said, dad's dead. I said, dad's dead.
And then we just sat there quiet for about 10 to 15 minutes.
And then I said to Tristan,
Let's get ready and let's...
Go do this show.
He said, are we still doing it? I said, yeah.
I don't see the advantage of it.
cancelling our commentating contract with it they flew us here from england
At the time, I wasn't living in Romania. I think I was living in England.
And we went and we did the show and we commentated on the entire show head to toe.
After the show, we went back to the room.
And then the girl I was with, she was like, oh, is there anything I can do? I was like, no.
Is there any way I can help? I'm like, no.
I was very irritable. She kept asking me if I'm okay, and it was pissing me off.
I was like, can you just sleep somewhere else? Just leave me alone. Because you can't resurrect my father. And you just keep asking me questions. And you're pissing me off.
So she left the room.
And the next day I woke up.
And my inbox on Facebook was flooded with stories.
from people who knew my dad.
So that was actually very nice for me to read all these stories of people I'd never heard of. People were like, hi, you don't know who I am.
but I was in the military with your father, or I met your father at chess tournament.
And they told me all these amazing stories of
my father doing these incredible things.
My dad held the Air Force record for the fastest assimilation of a foreign language. You learn Russian from zero to fluent in two weeks.
including the Cyrillic alphabet, everything.
And, uh,
A guy sent me a message saying,
Nobody is going to understand when you tell people how smart your father was.
But I just want to tell you a quick story that when I joined the military, I was already fluent in Russian and I lived with my Russian wife who spoke Russian.
And within two weeks, your father was correcting my rush.
It was incredible.
And.
Emery Tate, E.T. Everyone called him E.T. like an alien.
said.
And they told me all these stories.
Some kids in Africa contacted me. Some kid in Africa contacted me. He said, I can't get hold of your dad. He's not responding. He's not responding. I'm like, who are you?
Like, oh, your dad was paying for my lessons in chess, and your dad was sending me money. I didn't know my dad was sending this kid money, so I sent this kid some money.
So this was kind of sobering. It was quite refreshing for me to read all these nice stories about him and to know that
So he made an impact on so many people's lives.
And the fact that he died while playing chess gave me a huge solace. I was happy that he died at a chessboard. That's how he should have died.
a warrior's death. That's the best death I could have ever hoped for him. Was it a heart attack? Was it a heart attack at tournament? Yeah. He was literally playing chess.
Wow.
Best way to go.
for a professional chess player.
on the battle period. Yeah, absolutely.
I'm happy he died a hero's death. I'm happy he made such an impact on so many people's lives.
And for me to pretend that hasn't affected my psyche would be disingenuous. Of course it has.
How?
Because now I want to affect as many people's lives as possible and die a hero's death.
What is your hero's death? That's a good question.
I'm not entirely sure.
But I would hate to die peacefully in my sleep overnight. I can do better than that.
You know?
I mean, I want a few more years of consciousness, of course.
But if you were to tell me this story ends,
with me pissing off the government so much that eventually I get drive by shot somewhere.
I wouldn't be disappointed in that ending.
But that's a pretty cool ending.
So I pissed them off and I upset them and I broke the matrix. I told the truth and they had to assassinate me.
I'll take that. I don't want it to happen now.
My father was 57, which is still quite young.
But that's still 20 more years. I'm 38. Like in 20 years from now, I'll be kind of tired. I'm already bored of the women, Rob. I'm bored of the cars. I'm bored of the money. I'm bored of the diamond watches. I don't even have diamonds anymore. I'm already ready. I'm glad you're over the diamonds thing. I'm ready for the bullet.
So you want to die young? I don't think I want to die young. My point is dying a hero's death is far better to me than a few extra years of consciousness and dying peacefully in your sleep like a chick. Like, that's bullshit. A hero's death is the best thing a man could ever hope for. In fact, men used to go out looking for it.
Heroes Dad.
So my father died a hero's death and he left a massive impact on people's lives.
For me to sit now and pretend that I'm not trying to leave a massive impact on people's lives, understanding it may get me killed would be disingenuous. I understand if I continue down the trajectory, I'm continuing down.
that the end result is going to be me getting into a lot of trouble.
And man getting killed. And getting killed. Yeah.
But, um,
Isn't it?
a son's job to follow in his father's footsteps? Isn't that the whole point of it?
Isn't that what you're supposed to do? I mean, I do have his name.
So I don't fear a hero's death And I want to make as much of an impact on people's lives as I possibly can I only became vocal on the internet once my dad died Which is quite interesting actually
Now I think about it. That was when I started talking on the internet. That's when I became, I changed from student to teacher. That's when I...
stop asking advice and start saying things.
And when was the first time you cried over his death?
Tears ran down my face.
Well, I did not cry.
That saying has become famous now, but I mean it.
It was the night after the commentating.
There was tears in my eyes.
And I was very sad.
But I don't know. It's, you know, it's interesting. It's a unique one. I don't know if sad is the right word. It was kind of like.
Anxious.
Imagine every police officer on the planet evaporate.
And I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like
So what happened? What's next?
You're like a bit nervous, on edge, scared, worried.
That's how it felt. I didn't feel sad. I wouldn't think I was sitting there like, oh, dad's dead. I'm so sad.
because I understood mortality well enough. It was more just like, okay, well, dad's gone.
So now what?
Like, what do we do? Dad's gone. Like, we're the bosses now. Like, we don't get told what to do anymore. Like, Dad's gone. This is weird.
That's how it felt.
There was of course a lot of sadness involved in it, but there was this strange anxiousness. It was very weird.
The weirdest thing, actually.
I'm not sure I've ever said this on a podcast before. The weirdest thing about this is,
is that the day before he died,
I had messaged him. I was in a nightclub in Brasov, Romania. We used to talk on Facebook.
And I messaged him.
randomly. We used to talk every three or four days. I messaged him saying,
My chi feels off. Are you here?
The last message I sent to him.
And you never read it.
Very weird.
And then he died.
I'm getting a real sense when you talk about your dad, not pain. I just get
I feel like gratitude the way you talk about it. I'm the best father on the planet.
I had the best ad on planet Earth.
And I really believe that.
And I think he was the best because he was so strict and so hard on me.
And that's why sometimes I really believe wrong between you and I.
Because we're friends now.
I think I'm very misunderstood. I've got good forearms, by the way. I think I'm very misunderstood.
People think that I talk the way I talk out of a position of
hatred or that I'm a
evil, bad person.
Not understanding that I talk the way I do because I actually feel of love and I care.
I care about great bread.
I care about the youth of the world. I care about men. I care about women.
When I say all I said about Lily Phillips, they're going to say Andrew's a misogynist, not understanding that I'm saying it in a particular way to deliberately jar people, especially women, thinking I don't want to be spoken about that way, so I'm not going to be a whore.
Because that's how I was raised.
Love to me was discipline and firm. Love was never doop-dee-doo.
Let's hold hands. Love was only the opposite.
If someone loved me,
They cared about me enough to yell at me.
That's what love was for me.
Because I think that's how a man shows love, with discipline and with boundaries.
If one of my women I don't love wants to go to the club, I don't care. If the woman I do love wants to go to the club, the answer is no.
Because I love her.
So my father was so strict on me. And the only thing I wish is that he was stricter. The only thing I could pray or hope for is that he was stricter.
And I'm going to not make that mistake with my kids.
Because I love them.
And I love the world. I'm a love filled guy. I'm genuinely the most misunderstood man on the planet.
And when I say the things I say,
If I'm triggering you or upsetting you, that's being done on purpose because I want the best for everybody.
I think the world is up.
Pretty good place, actually.
Truthfully, I think the world's a pretty good place for us. We're very lucky to be sitting here in Dubai. I mean, we could be in Sudan right now. Or the UK.
50-50.
50 -50.
You know? Yeah. M23.
are running through Sudan right now,
killing villagers at random. Like no one even talks about this. There's people getting massacred in the street. No one even cares. These are the kind of conflicts we don't talk about. We pick and choose the conflicts we care about. We don't care about most of them.
Yeah.
So we're very fortunate to be in a...
Sitting in chairs in Dubai, I think the world's a pretty amazing place. The fact that people managed to get along and build these complex systems, considering we're all completely different, is...
a miracle in and of itself, but it can be better. And I think it can be better with certain strict parameters or for people to sit and self-reflect and understand their own actions a little bit more.
And unfortunately, you have to shock people out of apathy.
I'm really not in the business of explaining myself to anybody because anybody who doesn't understand me by now is a dipshit.
And I don't really want to explain myself to idiots.
But,
I do things and say the things I do to shock people out of apathy.
by saying that whores have always existed and whores have important jobs, and she should guzzle more cum.
I'm trying to make people think.
I'm not trying to be crude.
I'm actually trying to make them shock them to turn their brain on because most people's brains are off.
They're fully in follow the lemming in front of me off the cliff mode. Nobody is thinking anymore.
And they've done this on purpose.
So they can subjugate us all.
They want to make Unix of everybody and they want to mentally castrate everyone, which is why people just sit there scrolling on TikTok until they die.
There are full grown adults who can barely pay their bills, sitting at home, scrolling on TikTok, watching teenagers dance.
You talk about mental castration.
When they put that down.
What they'll do for fun is,
is watch millionaires kick a ball around.
as they can't pay their bills.
My favorite sports ball team.
Then they'll get mad if their team doesn't win.
As if that somehow fucking matters.
These people have lost their fucking minds. They've lost their consciousness.
They're barely sentient.
They're like cows in a field.
They eat a little bit of grass and they stand around. And they see a cow go into the slaughterhouse. It never comes out again.
I go back to eating. I mean, they're alive.
but they're barely sentient.
And they see another cow walk in the slaughterhouse. And they sit there and they eat more grass. Eventually, they're told to walk in the slaughterhouse. And they're like...
Well, every other cow walked in, so I guess I should walk in.
We know how it ends.
That's most people now.
The people, the population of Great Britain, I could find,
A hundred white British men.
who are prepared to fight another 100 white British men over football teams. Easier than I can find 100 white British men who want to defend their country from foreign invaders.
Explain that to me.
Explain that to me.
People have lost their minds. So to shock them out of apathy and trying to make them think and wake up, I have to say things which are deemed crude or bad.
That's my job. But if people are too stupid to understand what I'm doing, that's their problem. I don't really explain myself very often, but I'm largely misunderstood.
I come from a place of love, Rob.
I come from a place of love. I come from a place of love. It genuinely...
You know, I don't want to have to say these things and do this. I'm a very rich, wealthy man. I could do other stuff.
Unfortunately, this is the position I've been put in. I have to do this because people aren't thinking anymore.
And I think that love comes from that place.
And my dad would say things like that. I don't want to have to hit you, son. I like you.
I actually love you. You're my firstborn son. I don't want to have to kick the fuck at you, but I will.
And you know I will.
That's how he loved me.
I just wish he was stricter.
When could he have been stricter? Yeah, I didn't get away with very much, to be honest.
So you mean you think he should have beat you more? No, I don't think he had to hit me that often because I knew he would hit me, so he didn't have to hit me. Yeah.
It's amazing, like the threat of violence is enough. I didn't have a childhood where I was hit all the time, not at all.
But I was hit enough to know that I could get hit. Yeah. You know? Yeah. I think that's how a son should be raised.
I'll say it right now to camera. Hello, Child Protection Services. Hello.
If my son fucks with me,
He will get hit.
Because as a full grown, as a man, when you grow up, if you run your mouth, you get hit.
It is my job to prepare my child for life.
And in life as a man, there is a line that if you cross it, you get hit. Every man knows this intrinsically.
Women may not know it.
Men who are particularly effeminate or homosexual who are basically women, they'll get up in a man's face and run their mouth because they think they won't get hit.
But men know this. If you get in a man's face and talk, you get hit. So my son, if I tell him something and he argues with me,
And then I tell him again, he argues with me. I'm saying, okay, we've reached an impasse.
I'm going to tell you how impasses are solved in the masculine world.
It's with violence. So this is your last chance to comply.
And if he disobeys me, we will fight.
Maybe he'll win.
I'm old.
I've got a few tricks left. We learned that yesterday when I fought 60 War Room members. And I saw you sweep. You swept someone in a boxing round. I'm a karate fighter. I'm not actually a boxer. So I was just going to what I know.
That's the real world. So my father prepared me very ruthlessly for the real world. He never beat me out of anger. He never beat me because he was a bad person. He never beat me because he was...
you know,
Abusive.
It was very logical. It was very, son, I'm going to prepare you for the world.
And I told you to do something and you think you know better.
So now I'm going to show you that when men reach an impasse, it becomes a physical confrontation. We're going to see how you can do.
And it turns out you couldn't do very well. So you're going to do as you're fucking told, eat your peas.
So I ate my peas. I've seen kids.
Flabbergasting.
four or five-year-old kids. I don't like that.
Since when does a four-year-old get to decide what they like?
This is mind bending to me. Since when does a four-year-old
in a house they don't pay for.
with food they didn't pay for.
sit there and decide on what terms
and what things they're prepared to put in their own mouth.
My kids eat what they're fucking given.
You're not allowed to not like anything in my house.
If I put it on a plate, you're going to eat it.
I don't want to hear you don't like it.
Because I don't care.
You're going to eat anyway.
Until you pay rent and buy food, then you can decide what you eat.
But right now, you eat what I say.
Don't reach an impasse, son.
Don't get your ass kicked over broccoli because it'll happen. I'll beat your ass over broccoli because the point is simple.
I'm providing you a lifestyle. I'm providing you a world and you're in my world. And I'm not going to negotiate with a child.
It's the bottom line of it.
as my father did not negotiate with me.
The important life lesson in all of this is I understood when I grew up, if I want to have any influence, if I want to be able to say words,
I need to be capable of resistance.
Let's apply that to what I've just gone through. If I'm going to sit on the internet and tell the truth about governments and power structures,
I need to be capable of taking the being!
I know I can't win.
I know I can't beat these people. I can't beat the system, but I can take my licks because I've been getting hit my whole life.
So when they throw me in jail,
I don't feel sorry for myself. I don't feel sad. When I got thrown in jail, part of me, you know the first thing I did when I walked in that cell?
I smiled.
I walked in there and I was like,
because that's how I've been raised. I knew what was coming.
My father prepared me for life.
So when I say I wish he hit me more or he was stricter, what I meant is I wish he prepared me more for life. I'm sure he did his very best, but I'm sure there was lessons he missed.
Because I got hit with lessons I never expected that came out of nowhere.
I'm not sure if I told you the violin story. Did I tell you the violin story? I think so.
So I went to my sister's.
talent show.
at the school.
I was a bit older. She was six or seven. I must have been eight or nine.
We went to the talent show of the school and we sat there.
And some girl went up there, she was seven or eight, and she was supposed to play violin.
She started playing violin and she made a mistake.
And she played again, she made a mistake.
And then she played again, she made a mistake and she started crying.
And everyone cheered for her and clapped for her and like, oh, come on. And then she finished the thing.
And my dad goes to me.
In the crowd at the event, he taps me and goes,
How was that, son?
I was like, shit.
So anyway, we finished watching the rest of the talent show. We drive home, completely uneventful.
We get to the house.
My sister out of Ireland now.
That gets the violin, gives me the violin and goes,
Play the violin.
But I can't.
He said, no, you said that girl was shit.
You want to sit there and judge someone who's doing something you can't even do. You said she's shit.
Play the violin.
Like she did.
You said she should, so you should be able to play the violin the same.
I can't, Dad.
He said, then why'd you say she was shit?
He beat the fuck out.
that day.
And that lesson,
has translated. I've kept that lesson forever.
I see people now, there are people on Twitter,
Elon's putting rockets in space.
He's literally advancing humanity. He's putting chips in people's brains.
And there's people on Twitter who have achieved nothing besides being a journalist, some columnist, some fucking bullshit newspaper. Elon's not even smart.
See what happens when you don't have your ass kicked?
You see?
Because I sit there and go, Elon's putting rockets in space. I can't do that. So I respect what he's doing. And I respect him as an individual because he's doing things I cannot do.
Because that was trained into me on violin day.
Next time I was asked,
What do you think of that skateboarder? I was like, I can't do that.
So I respect them. Maybe they fell off, but I can't do it.
If I want to have an opinion on them, I have to become competent in that field, in that realm.
I became very realistic of the world, with one ass kicking.
All it takes is one good ass kicking. You learn along.
Kids nowadays don't have that.
I'm sure there's a bunch of other little lessons like that he missed because he was away. He wasn't with me all the time.
but he prepared me for life.
You read the Elon hate on Twitter and you realize people are just literally dipshits.
People are idiots. Like you couldn't achieve a fraction of the things he's done.
but they don't have respect for him. Even my enemies, who I don't like, who I may disagree with ideologically, I can still respect if they've achieved something. I'm not emotional about it. I can say, yes, this person, I disagree with him. Yes, ideologically, I believe he's a dipshit, but he's a good actor.
I can do that.
But most people, especially my enemies, can't even say, all right, I disagree with Andrew and he says certain things, but he's successful, he's rich.
They can't bring themselves to even say it. They have to deny the reality. He rented that Pagani and he rented that Bugatti and he rented that house and he rented that Jesco and he rented, how long have I been renting these things? I should have bought them.
So, um...
It's amazing how unrealistic people are because they haven't been prepared for life. And my father prepared me for life perfectly. And that's why I say I wish he was harder on me. What makes you feel the most ashamed?
Like what?
hits the shame button.
I am most ashamed.
of the fact.
that I do not have.
50 to 70 children by now.
Because the only reason I don't
It's not because I couldn't afford them.
And not because I didn't want them.
But when I was a younger man,
and perhaps a little less logical than I am now.
I let female emotions dictate.
my own
genetic legacy and bloodline.
I let women say,
either crying women,
"Don't have kids with someone else" or "I don't want another kid" whatever it was. I let some female emotions
dictate my own genetic legacy and that is shameful to the fucking ground.
I let some woman who I don't even talk to,
cry bullshit tears that she pulls out for the fucking Netflix show.
So who cares what her crying?
dictate to me.
Andrew Tate, one of the most
Well-known people on the planet, one of the most capable men who currently exists alive today,
dictate to me how much genetic offspring I will get to have on planet Earth.
because she will get sad.
What matters more?
The feelings, the temporary feelings of some chick who no one even knows her name.
or Andrew Tate's genetic legacy.
And I sat there.
10 years ago, 11 years ago, 12 years ago, whatever. And this woman's like, "Oh, but I don't have kids with any... "Oh, I don't want a kid yet." Or, "Oh, I only want one." Or, "Don't have kids with other women, that's cheating."
I am fucking disappointed in myself that I ever gave a fuck.
Because it is my job.
Elon understands this also. It is my job to have as many...
sons as I can afford.
That's my job.
and as many daughters as I can afford.
It's my job to have children.
That's my job.
And any woman who's crying about it is in the way.
And my mentality has changed. Now I can no longer be reasoned or bargained with. I'm sorry.
It must be done.
If you're unhappy about it, you have to go find another famous billionaire.
Because that's what's going to happen.
So I am ashamed of myself for not having this mentality throughout all of my 20s. I should have 50 to 70 kids by now.
I pointlessly fucked 500 women.
for a while.
Why? So they can all lie to their husbands. They're probably all married now, lying, pretending they don't know me.
He's probably like, I've seen his Undertake video. She's like, I don't like him.
She liked me, bro.
So,
I find that quite shameful.
I'll be honest, I find that quite shameful. I think on my deathbed,
If you were to ask me, Andrew, are you happy you have these extra 17 sons? Or are you happy you listened to that bitch cry? I think I'm pretty happy with the sons.
I think I made a mistake.
I admit I made a mistake.
but as a mistake, I will not repeat.
I have children now. That's what I do. I'm the repopulator 9,000. I have kids.
If you're a hot chick and you want to be rich and have a gorgeous little kid with an Andrew Tate face, you can get one. That's what I do. That sounded like an advert. Yeah. I don't sleep with women for no reason.
I ain't sleeping with you because it's fun.
None of that shit.
I have children. That's what I do.
And if you have a kid by me, know very well that more kids will come, probably from other women, because you're not the only uterus on the planet.
Sorry.
decision I've made. I'm very disappointed in myself for not making that decision sooner.
What's the worst pain you've ever felt in your life?
Physical?
emotional.
It's so difficult for me to answer your questions because I truly believe that I am cerebral enough about all things to understand that everything is transient.
So if I feel emotional pain about something, I understand that I am feeling emotional pain. It'll eventually pass. And I understand what it is. And I analyze it from a top-down view. And I don't, although I experienced the pain, I don't really understand.
And although I feel the pain, I don't really...
Absorb the pain
I don't know if that makes sense. If I, let's apply it to something that everybody understands. Let's go back to heartbreak. If I have a woman and I love her with all my heart and we break up and I am heartbroken and I miss her,
That's all true and that's all happening. But in real time, I'm observing it from above saying, ah, Andrew, you missed this girl. One day you won't miss her anymore. So right now you miss her and it's fine.
So I'm not really immersed in the pain.
Because I'm observing the pain from an external perspective.
So if you're not immersed in it,
Is it ever really that strong? If you're very aware of what it is, if you're very conscious of what's going on,
If you're depressed,
and you're immersed in the depression, you're depressed. But if you're depressed and you're like, ah, cool, I'm depressed right now.
This is interesting.
Why am I depressed?
Why do I feel shitty recently? Oh, probably because of this and this. Oh, that'll be fixed soon.
Yeah. Anyway, on with the day.
Then are you depressed?
I don't think you are. I don't think I've...
When I feel emotions,
both positive and negative.
I observe them.
I'm never in the stormy sea.
I observed the storm.
I'm never on the boat as it rocks in the stormy sea.
I'm actually...
A drone.
above i'm kind of close to it
and I see the ship rocking, and I see all the waves, and I'm watching it,
But I'm up here.
I'm not in it.
So I'm always okay.
And that applies also to the positive, by the way. That applies to the happy emotions. It's exactly the same. Well, sometimes you make bad decisions on happy emotions, don't you? Well, absolutely. But-
I'm never immersed in
happy emotions either.
This is something I want to talk about because
I've had days.
In fact, yesterday.
Tristan said this yesterday.
Most people's best day of their life isn't my average Tuesday.
The best day of most people's life.
isn't even my average Tuesday.
Yesterday I wake up with a woman on either side of me.
I wake up.
I go downstairs, my servants bring me breakfast,
I train outside in the garden.
I send the two women away so that one of my mothers with the child can come over. We play in the pool for half an hour.
and then go to a meeting.
And I walk away with about $11 million.
then
We went to Gaal.
which is a restaurant at a dress downtown.
I was sitting there and I ordered a $900 Tomahawk steak.
Tristan said to me,
Andrew.
You just pulled up in a Bugatti Chiron.
to one of the most famous restaurants in the world and order a $900 steak.
Like, yeah.
He goes, yeah, and to us, it's just lunch. It's not a birthday. It's not an anniversary. We just had a few hours to waste before the next meet.
So everyone at Gal takes pictures with us because we're the most famous men on the planet and we eat our steak.
Then we get back on our Bugatti.
And we drive to the final meeting of the night. I didn't eat for that one because I'd already eaten.
had some coffee, went home, back to my mansion, where two different women are in my bed.
That's my day.
At no point during that day am I like, "Yes, Bugatti! Yes, women! Yes, money!"
I don't give a fuck.
I don't care.
The 11 million didn't make me happy. It didn't make me smile.
I was like, "T, money."
Fist bump.
On with the day.
The ship is in the ocean. I'm the drone. I'm watching it. It's a calm, nice ocean this day. It was a good day.
And the ship is in the ocean and the sun is shining and there's seagulls landing on the boat. And the pirates are having a great time and they're, you know, sunbathing.
But I'm not on the boat. I'm watching the boat.
So I don't get fully immersed in the negative or the positive.
So although I have days like I've just described, which is my yesterday,
which is better than anyone who's watching this is best day ever.
None of it matters.
I don't care. I'm just a winner and I'm winning because what else am I going to do? Winners win.
So when I see people who get very happy,
over nothing.
I also...
know that they get very sad
over their problems so i don't feel
Jealous of them. People say to me,
But aren't you jealous of people who are happy?
Because they get happy with simple things. Aren't you jealous of the man who's happy with simple things?
No, I'm not. Because when he hits Stormy Seas, he's fucked. When I see people...
in a crowd at a festival.
amongst other sweaty peasants,
with ketamine BO.
jumping up and down, screaming.
Because a song they've heard 10,000 times before,
is now being played through a bad quality sound system. And they're jumping up and down. Yeah, yeah.
I sit and I think,
I didn't act that way.
when I made $11 million in a single lunch. I didn't act that way when I had 200 million in the bank. I didn't act that way when I became the most famous man on the planet. I didn't act that way when I was four-time kickboxing world champion. I didn't act that way when they released me from jail. I didn't act that way when I got released from three years of house arrest. I've never been that happy in my life with all of my amazing achievements and you're screaming for a fucking song.
Because you're an idiot.
but I don't feel jealous of you.
I don't look at you and go, oh, wow, simple things make them so happy because I know the second these people have any kind of problems,
They collapse into it.
That's how they become depressed.
or drug addicts or crying their eyes out because their woman left them in their bedroom.
Anyone who is happy easily is sad easily.
And I don't want to be on that spectrum because life is too turbulent.
If I was the kind of person who lived on the boat as opposed to observe the boat,
I'd be dead.
Because my life is too up and too down. I can't do it.
I don't think anyone can.
So perhaps I've evolved to have the mentality I have because I needed it.
When I look at these people who are so happy or screaming over a football team,
Who the fuck?
CARES!
Who fucking cares?
It's mind bending to me.
that people can be so instantly emotionally affected by the asinine,
It's amazing.
And I feel pity for these people.
Because I know when their problems come.
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First time shock. First time. Thank you for saying the first time because there's been four.
I don't want to sound like a nutcase, Rob.
But I am psychic.
I'm Psychic.
I'm telling you. I told you earlier about my dad.
I am psychic. There has been 20
to 30 times in my life where I have predicted the future.
And I put it down for a long period of time to my unmatched perspicacity.
Perhaps it is just the capability of putting together all the finer, tiny, unique details that everyone else misses.
Just noticing every little thing and putting together the picture and analyzing my whole interesting history so that I can, because what is predicting the future? It's based on the past. That's what the scientific method is. If you put one, if you put this chemical and this chemical together, you get this compound. So we can predict the future by adding these two chemicals together. We're going to get this because that's what happened every other time. So perhaps it's just analyzing all of history and paying so much attention that gives me fantastic capability of predicting the future. I don't know.
Perhaps it's magic and I'm psychic.
But there are at least 30 to 40 times in my life where I saw the future.
And I saw the future with the police raid.
We were here in Dubai with Tristan.
We were sitting around the mansion, I've told this before,
We're sitting around the mansion.
We had 15 girls in our pool. We had the Bugatti we just collected outside. We were on the Palm in a $40 million house. Tristan said, we made it.
We were in Luton seven years ago. We made it. And I said, there's no way you can make it out that easy. They're not going to let us. Something big is happening.
I've told that part. I haven't told the second part. The second part was Tristan's conversation of saying, well, what big is happening?
what's going to happen.
I said, I don't know, but I'm really, really worried.
I said, why? I was like, I don't know.
Then I got invited to America to go on some very, very big podcasts, and I declined them all.
And I declined them all.
and said to Tristan, it's the story of Icarus.
Too close to the sun. We're too big now.
Then I did your podcast and said they're going to arrest me.
This is like three days after I said to Tristan, they're going to arrest me.
I didn't know you then.
But you came here, so I felt secure. I didn't have to fly anywhere. But they're going to arrest me. They're going to arrest me. They're going to arrest me.
Then Piers Morgan invited me on.
And we had a long conversation with Tristan. I was like, Piers, is Piers Morgan Icarus? Is he too big?
Is it going to piss off the matrix too much?
We debated it and we agreed to go and do it. I did Piers Morgan.
Then I flew to Prague for one day.
that I flew to Romania.
to repack my bag,
to come back to Dubai.
This was the night before the raid.
I land in Romania.
I bought a bunch of Christmas presents in London for all my various girlfriends. So I spent about five hours, one hour each of them coming in and out, coming in and out, getting Christmas presents off me because I hadn't seen them because they hadn't been in Dubai.
And then one of the girls decided to stay.
The last one, of course.
Funnily enough, ordered it that way. I chose her.
Went to sleep. I was pretty tired. I've been flying all day.
And at 5:00 AM,
I heard.
than busting my door down.
And when I heard- Were you in the bedroom or- I was in the bedroom. Okay, and you heard the front door being busted. I heard the front door being
I heard the noise.
And I grabbed my phone.
And I unlocked it.
And I wrote in the security group, because I have a security team at the house. I have four guys.
I wrote in the security group, question mark, question mark, question mark.
And I put that down.
And I picked up a machete from under my bed, the famous machete that they put in all my clips.
And I stood up in my underwear.
just as they bust my door in.
my bedroom door, and I'm standing there with a machete, and they have these MP5s pointing directly at me.
And when I saw the police,
I said,
Thank God it's police. And I put the blade down. I thought it was...
The Albanians, the Serbians, the Turks.
I've got enemies.
I thought it was them.
When I saw the police, I felt relief.
I was like, thank God it's the police.
I was like, put the thing out. I was like, thank God it's the police.
Please bust all the way in. Force me against the wall.
Got on my face. I'm like, guys, I'm not resisting. I'm glad it's you.
up.
I'm not here to fight.
The girl was naked in bed. The police officer
Thanks, Law.
cover off the bed to make sure she isn't hiding anything, I guess. So she's completely naked. She starts screaming, hiding her titties, kind of like a movie.
I'm standing there up against the wall, five huge dudes pointing guns at me. I'm like, guys, I'm not resisting. It's fine.
Anyway, she gets dressed, I go out, we go out to the living room.
And the Romanian protocol is they put you on the living room, they put you on the couch in handcuffs.
And you sit on the couch and then they search the house.
They put me on the couch in handcuffs and they began the search of the house.
And I'll...
the detective?
was there and I was like, what is this for?
Why are you here?
And she said, you'll find out.
Very smarmy.
And then I'd been sitting on the couch for about two minutes, and she got to me and goes, where's the Bugatti?
Why do you care about my car? Where is it?
So why do you care about my car?
I learned later that.
The prosecutor had been bragging.
that he'd be the first prosecutor in history to seize the bugatti
in Romanian history. They really want this car as a trophy.
Anyway, what was interesting is the girl who I'd slept with, the girl who the police officers exposed, show her tits,
drag her out, scamply dressed, handcuff her, throw her on the couch. She's now in my file as a victim, by the way.
So this girl who was sleeping next to me is considered a victim.
Who's she a victim of?
Me or the police? Because the police are the one dragging around in handcuffs and fucking making her show her tits to a bunch of fulgur men in masks.
They didn't ask her if she's okay.
The police officers, when they just say,
I thought it was human trafficking. There's a girl in my house. They didn't say to her, are you okay? Did he hurt you?
They handcuffed her and threw her on the fucking side of the room and said, where's your cars and money? I thought she was a victim.
It's always been about money.
They didn't give a shit about her.
Then later on, they write in there Andrew's so mean to her.
And then me and her are going to court saying, no, the only person who's mean here is the police. The police were mean to me. She's saying to the judge, your honor, the police abused me. Andrew's never touched me.
Biggest setup style garbage in the world. They never give a shit about her. They didn't give a shit about any of the girls. It's all just made up.
But to answer the question,
When I saw cops,
I was relieved.
I was relieved. I was ready to make the final stand.
*pfff*
Going down in a machete in your pants. Machete in my pants. Is that a hero's death? It might have been.
Cause I was ready for the end. I mean, I woke up, I sent the message. This was all in about six or seven seconds. I grabbed the machete. I stood up. They both, they bust the front of my bedroom door. Yeah. I was ready to just start swinging him. I didn't know who they were.
Crazy.
Did you get jumped in jail?
No.
Did you have any threats, anything that scared you in jail? Scared, no. Threats, yes.
What were the threats?
So in jail, like I said, it was probably only three physical things that happened.
One was I was walking in the hallway.
And I bumped into a guy.
And I said, sorry.
And he ignored me.
And I stopped where I was walking. I turned around and said, brother, I said, sorry to you.
What's the problem? I said, sorry, we bumped into you. I said, sorry, why are you ignoring me?
And then he kind of reluctantly went and walked off. And then someone told me later he's in there for murder.
He never said anything again after, and he was fine with me afterwards.
But he was in there for murder and a lot of his brothers were in the jail.
I don't know if that made him respect me more or less. I guess it probably made him respect me more, but I was very polite to the guy. It was his fault we bumped into each other. I said, sorry to be polite. Don't ignore me.
That was on day two or three. So I made it very clear from the beginning. If you want to fight me, I'm going to fight.
which I think was very helpful for our stay.
Next, there were some gypsies by the washing machine, like four of them.
And they were talking and being very rude and they'd taken my laundry and thrown it on the floor.
And when I came to pick up my laundry, because I left it in the machine, I said, why did you put on the floor? Why you didn't put up here?
And they started threatening me in Romania and making fun of me, not knowing
Although I don't speak Romanian, I know the insults. It's the first thing you learn. So I know enough.
And I asked them if they want to learn the secrets of yoga fire.
Which of course confused them, they didn't have a clue what I was fucking talking about.
But after I stood there asking that, and I left a nice long 30 second pause, and they all just kind of stood there, and I just stood there.
That was the end of that conversation. They all stopped talking and I took my laundry and no one put my laundry on the floor again.
And then the third was with the guard, actually.
Um,
I called him Trash Baby.
because jail is a funny place. You find things funny that aren't really funny in jail because you're so bored.
Anyway, we had a room inspection every night at 6 p.m.
I had my trash can near the front door and
He opened the door to my cell and my trash can was in the way. So he got very angry.
Furious.
Why is your trash shit, bro? It kicks the trash all over the cell.
I was like, bro.
It's just trash.
chill
Don't put it here.
Trash baby.
Calm down, it's fine.
So Tristan goes, trash baby, it's a good name.
So that after that,
Every single day we'd put the trash can near the door.
And every single day he'd open it and kick it across the room. And it became this...
Mexican standoff.
After like four days of him opening it and kicking the trash can, he realized we were just making fun of him.
Like, ah, trash baby, how are you? We were very polite to him.
Oh, and you kick the trash. You go, oh, it's a good kick. Trash baby. It's a good one.
And then after he'd leave, we'd clean it up.
And on day five, when he opened it up, he said,
He threatened us.
And he threatened us with physical altercation. And I said,
"If the trash really upsets you, sir,
I'll make sure it's somewhere.
No problem.
Yeah, yeah. No, I understand that the trash is upsetting you a lot.
But we're going to move the trash can.
And then we moved the trash can. When he came in the next day, he said, look, we've moved the trash can for you.
Hope you have a great day today.
you
And that was the end of Trash Baby.
Even though we moved the trash can, I kind of feel like we win.
Somehow.
We won.
And we made fun of him forever. It was hilarious. We still say trash baby to this day. I think a couple days ago, Tristan was calling someone trash baby. It's funny. It's funny. So you can win with kindness. So those are the three almost physical scenarios I had. And the rest of the time was pretty easy.
Didn't you have a Kansas scare around that time? It's funny. When I was in Dubai before I got arrested, like I described, I was here doing my UAE residency. When you do a UAE residency, you have to have a full medical. When I had my x-ray on my lungs, I identified a spot on my lungs.
And when I went to get my UA residency, I said, there's a spot in your lungs. You should have it checked out.
And I was like,
Later, base.
Because I knew it wasn't cancer.
Because my chi is too high.
So I can't get cancer.
Impossible.
So I knew like Andrew Tate doesn't get cancer. I'm Andrew Tate.
I know this sounds crazy, and I'm not talking about it from arrogance. I'm just talking about it from, I'm psychic, and I can see the simulation. I know how this all ends. I don't die of some stupid love.
I smoke all day, every day.
I fight 60 people in a row. I'm fine.
So,
Smoking doesn't affect my lungs.
They're built different.
So I knew it was going to be okay, but I didn't have time for it.
So when I was in jail,
I thought, "I'm gonna be a good one."
Ah!
They have to give me medical care.
Because I'm in jail.
Now is a perfect time. I mean, I have nothing else to do.
Now's a perfect time to waste time.
and get out of my cell. So I went to the doctor and said, yeah, the Dubai people said there's something wrong in my lung, I need to be checked urgently.
The doctor's like, no, you don't. It's like, yeah, I do.
and call my PA.
Call my lawyer and we'll get the medical records. You have to take me to a hospital.
That's wonderful.
I just want a car ride. I'm bored. I'm in jail.
So anyway, I go to this hospital.
They scan me and they go, "Yeah, we don't know what it is."
It might be a problem.
I was like, there's no way it's a problem. It can't be a problem.
Like it might be.
We need to do a lung biopsy.
I was like, "Well, how does that work?" I'm like, "Well, basically,
It's a CAT scan assisted lung biopsy.
So we put you on your.
No, before that they said we need to do a, what's it called?
Bronchioscopy, something. They put a camera in your lungs. You've ever had that?
I've had the endoscopy.
Down the throat. Have you ever had it in your lungs? No. Oh, you're missing out. All right. No, you're missing out. Missed the fighting, missed the lungoscopy. Yeah. So they said to me, like, we have to put a camera in your lungs.
Normally we put people to sleep for this, but because you're a prisoner, we can't put you asleep.
Like how the fuck does that work?
Ask the Romanian law. So we have to do it while you're awake.
Cool.
This will be fun.
So, they sat me on a chair.
They had a man either side to hold my hands down because when they put the camera down, you're
into your lungs. When you start coughing, you try and rip the camera out. So they held my hands down.
And they gave me some spray in my throat and they put the camera into my lung.
And obviously, I've never coughed so hard in my life.
And it's weird because you have to stop coughing for them to navigate the camera.
So like you're dying, choking, coughing, coughing, and then you have to
gather all your power and like stop or for like three seconds while they move the camera around and then you just go back to like spluttering up and
I'd take medication in advance to stop myself vomiting.
Very displeasant. They completed that entire process. Took about 15 minutes of me nearly dying. And then they said...
Ah.
The spot is on the outside of your lung.
It's not inside too long, so we couldn't see.
So now we have to do a CAT scan assisted lung biopsy.
where they get a needle and they put it through your back, through your rib cage, and they take a piece of whatever it is and they bring it out through your back and through your rib cage. And the only way they can find it is by cat scanning you. So they cat scan you, put it in a few millimeters, cat scan you again, put it in a few more millimeters, cat scan you again, put it in a few more millimeters.
as they dig through your back to get to your lungs, to attack this outside of your lung and take a piece of it to biopsy.
So I was like, okay.
Cool.
So I went back to jail after the first procedure.
And then they organized this cat-assisted lung biopsy thing.
And I said to Tristan about it, and he's like, you don't really want to recover from an operation like that in jail.
You sure you don't want to do it and you're out?
Like, yeah, but when I'm out, I got stuff to do.
Now's the time.
I didn't realize I was going to be on house arrest for another three years or probably would have waited.
But I thought I'd be out and I'd be out.
So, um,
A week later, I went and had that done.
And this is when all of the cancer news broke because I had a dog spun on my long, and I was going to the hospital for it. But at this time, we didn't know what it was.
and I had a needle put through my back.
It's quite interesting, quite flattering. In fact, the doctor said my back muscle is so thick, he'd use a little hammer to get it in.
We hammered through my back, got the needle through my ribs.
and managed to attack this thing.
And it turns out it's just a scar.
We don't know where it's from. I had pneumonia as a kid, maybe something like that.
But I had to recover from that operation in jail.
which was unique, but by now I'm with Tristan in a cell, so it was okay.
And during this time, we had Trash Baby also, so.
You know, we had entertainment.
It was the trash baby days. You created it. Yeah, we had the trash baby days. I mean...
laughing hurt my lungs a lot.
But I couldn't resist.
Every time he'd kick the trash can, he gets so mad, trying to scare us by kicking pieces of paper around.
People suck, bro. People suck.
People just suck
If I was a prison guard, I'd be the coolest dude.
If I was a prison guard, if Top G's your prison guard, I'd be like, "Hey guys, how are you? You good? Yeah, yeah. Well, I don't even know your case. I haven't read your case file. You probably don't even fucking belong here." Or maybe you do. I don't know. I don't care.
Is you stab anyone? No, all right, safe. Bye, have a nice day.
Who gets upset over a trash can?
Like no wonder you've worked in a fucking prison for 50 years and can't find another job. No wonder you're a dumbass.
You're an idiot. You're in jail more than me. You've done 50 years in jail. You just get to sleep at home with a wife who doesn't love you. Great.
Like, you're in jail, not me.
You're like, "My life's great."
So yeah, people suck.
What's the hardest fight you've ever had in your life?
I never fought anyone who was technically superior to me.
I only fought people who beat me because...
I got tired.
which is a fantastic
Euphorism for Life.
Actually. Mm.
I learned that if I don't get tired, I always will.
And if I do get tired, I lose. Fatigue makes cowards of us all.
And I think I've applied that to nearly everything.
I don't believe in giving up because I don't believe anyone can actually technically outpoint me. I believe that they just grind you down until you submit and quit.
And we can even apply that to the legal case like we were just talking about. Most people would not resist like I've resisted for as long as I've resisted. And I've squirmed to the end in every single interview. And I just constantly resist all the time because I know that they're not smarter than me and they're not better than me.
They just want me to get tired.
which is why I am now indefatigable.
If I don't get tired, I don't lose.
Ever.
I've never lost.
when I didn't get tired.
It's the only way I've ever lost anything ever.
So I blinked and cured my brain and I no longer get tired.
I love the war.
I will fight this war against the system and against the Matrix for another 50 years.
Don't care.
Do you remember the first time you felt 'fuck you rich'?
Like, fucking hell, I am rich. Tea, we're fucking rich. There must be a moment.
You know...
First, I can say the first car or the first private jet. I can say that. But you know what still blows me and Tristan away? It's what he said yesterday about the steak. What still blows Tristan and I away is food for some reason.
Our first private jet we talked about, yes. The Bugatti we talked about, yes. Our first Lambo we talked about, yes. But what blows us away is ordering food without looking at the price of the menu.
That's what blows us away. Because...
There was a time we didn't eat in restaurants. And then when we could finally afford restaurants, you'd sit down and you'd like,
look at the price of things or decide what you want.
But we're now at the stage where I just look at a menu and I just say everything I want, knowing I won't finish it because it's too much. And I don't know the price of anything. And we're doing it in restaurants where a dinner is five, six, seven, eight, $9,000.
I'll spend $9,000 a day on dinner, ordering six main courses to have a bite of each one. I don't even eat them.
So food is what blows us away.
We still, for some reason, food is the one, even though we're not even big foodie people. It's amazing to us that we can just order whatever we want from restaurants,
anytime we want.
That is flabbergasting. Yeah, I understand that because there's relativity, isn't there? There is because, I mean...
If you spend a lot of money on a car or a house, okay, but you have the car and the house, but the food is gone so quick. Spending 10 grand on dinner is far more stupid than spending 5 million on a car.
Because the car you keep and you have and you can sell it again.
But the food is the biggest waste ever. And you don't have to spend 10 grand on dinner. You can get a great meal for $10. A great meal that tastes just as good. So when we're eating these $10,000 dinners, that's the most stupid waste of money ever.
But we always do it.
And that's when we really feel rich. That's when we sit around and say, this is crazy. And that's why I love the fact that we grew up so poor, because without that juxtaposition, you don't appreciate anything. You don't appreciate anything.
But it is amazing to us because we really were broke for the longest period of time. And now we just sit there and order whatever we want. That is the thing we talk about.
Can you remember exactly when you bought the Bugatti? That must have made you feel good.
I mean, you probably have the most famous car in the world, your gold Bugatti. They'll say probably.
I do have the most famous car in the world. Well, I haven't done the full research. I've got a research. I have.
Did that make me feel good, the Bugatti?
I'm a drone.
flying above.
A ship.
and the ship has sunny days and it has stormy days.
but I kind of feel like I deserve all the things I have.
So it's not like, wow, look what I have. It's duh, of course.
And that's a very important distinction.
It's not, wow, oh my God, look what I've managed to achieve. It's, of course I have these things, duh, I'm Andrew Tate.
So of course I have a gold Bugatti and a purple
Pagani Hura and a new Utopia getting delivered tomorrow and a Tiffany Blue Jesco and two more Jescos no one even knows about. I'm not saying I'm mine so I can resell them at some point. And of course I have a hundred million of property. Of course, I'm Andrew Day. Of course.
It's very expected. It's not amazing because it's very much like, well, duh.
if that makes sense. That's the mentality towards it.
So,
the bigatti didn't really blow me away no it was it was well the bigatti is the best car on the planet and i'm me
So of course I have it. Who would have one if not me? Who's better than I am?
So it was just very much like, yeah. I mean, I collected the Bugatti and I drove it home.
And I continue with my work.
I'm a drone.
observing.
I was not happy on the Bugatti day. Like the average dipshit is happy when they hear Dua Lipa repeat a song for the 55...
55,000th fucking time.
because these people are low IQ losers.
Let me take my sunglasses off for this. People suck.
These people are idiots. And then they sit and wonder why they fail at life.
You are being emotionally manipulated and becoming hyper excited about a song you have already heard because you're standing in a crowd amongst other peasants. You deserve to fucking fail.
If I were to hire a member of staff and look on his Instagram and see him at festival, I would instantly fire him.
Because I know you're a loser.
just by default.
If I see a woman, I'm going to be a woman.
who I'm dating and I see her Instagram and see she's at a festival, I would dump her because I know she's a whore.
What kind of woman wants to be surrounded by men like that?
What kind of woman wants to be surrounded by thousands of sweaty men?
Disgusting.
These people suck. They're scumbag. So,
Not to be elitist, but I'm elitist.
So when I collected the Bugatti, I felt less happy.
than most dipshits feel when they do dipshit shit.
And they are going to look at me thinking that that makes me the loser, not understanding that they are the loser.
because they have it all inverted. They're looking through the wrong end of the telescope.
What's the hardest conversation you've ever had with Tristan?
If Tristan and I ever disagree, which is exceptionally rare,
It's hard.
Because I don't like to pull rank on him as the older brother. I don't like to just pull rank.
even though I could.
I don't like to.
If we ever disagree about something,
Those are.
hard conversations because we're both so respectful of each other. So we have to try very hard to remove the respect so that we can be
pertinent.
and competent and
Get the points across.
But in general,
I don't think much else.
I mean, my brother and I,
are probably
the purest men on the planet.
And I mean this, like amongst the rich, famous people who I have met in my experience, I am certainly the calmest and the tamest.
I don't go to sex parties and I'm invited to plenty.
I don't drugs.
I don't go to festivals. I don't drink alcohol.
I'm as boring, I'm a normal guy.
with a few opinions and lots of money.
I'm a pretty normal person, I would argue.
So Tristan and I don't have any real skeletons in our closet. I mean, what are the skeletons that the Matrix has managed to dig up?
We lied to some women.
About what?
saying, "Oh, he told a woman he loved her, but he didn't love her."
Arrest every bitch in Dubai.
that's what we're going to start doing. Let's arrest everybody.
So garbage, lover boy, fuck off.
So we have no skeletons in our closet.
So we don't really have any real difficult subjects to talk about because we're both pretty just normal dudes, I think.
We disagree on the odd thing now and again, and those conversations can be difficult. Is there a recurring disagreement?
No.
Tristan and I actually have very different personalities.
And although we're so close, people assume we're the same, but we're actually very different. And the reason we're such a powerful team is because we are different. And the only time we will ever argue about things is if...
one of our personalities gains too much traction over the other because I'm the boring, sensible, analytical one, and he's the one who enjoys life. And together we have a perfect unison.
Now, if we go too far one direction and enjoy life too much,
-Hedonistic. -Yeah. Then there's like...
Too many people around us.
Everyone's drinking. There's a mess.
There's 50 girls in the house.
shit's gone missing, the front door's open, dumb shit, then I get really mad.
But he also gets mad at me the other way around sometimes.
where,
He's had to check me.
Like there's times where
The garden, the gardener hasn't showed up and the grass is long.
And I'll walk in, I'll come home from the gym or whatever. And I'll say the fucking grass is fucking gardener.
How you're a fucking Romanian getting paid 10 grand a month. How difficult is it to cut the fucking grass? I get really mad. Tris is like, Andrew.
Andrew.
You just drove a Bugatti home to your mansion. You're not in jail. We'll get a gardener. Chill. I'm like, I'm going to kill him.
So he's like, we'll fix the garden. Don't worry about it. You're a millionaire. Have a lemonade.
So he has to check me because I get really mad. And Tristan said, my worst habit is that when all my big problems go away,
I'm very mad about the small problem. He said, you're mad. You're mad all the time. And if you don't have a big problem to be mad at, you start getting mad at the small things because you're always just mad at it.
And it's my job to remind you that the big problems aren't here right now. So don't worry about the garden. It's going to be okay.
So we do argue in both directions and it's also my job to remind him sometimes.
that the only reason we have this empire to be enjoyed is because we work for it.
But usually 99.9% of the time, it's in perfect balance. Because we know exactly when to tap into each other's energy. He knows when to turn on me.
and follow my lead and I know what to turn on his lead and follow his lead. So we're pretty good.
Are you worried about your kids because of the life you've chosen?
Yes, I wonder if that affects my decision to have so many.
You know like poor people where there's infant mortality have so many children in like the third world?
Whereas in the first world, because we assume our kids are definitely going to live, one's enough.
I wonder if my decision to try and have 50 to 100 children is affected by the fact that I'm not sure how many are going to make it or how long I'm going to last.
Those two things combined,
Makes you want to have a lot of children very quickly.
It's interesting.
thing to analyze.
For all the British psychologists working for MI6 now who are watching this, you can work it out.
Will all of them make it? Well, if I have 50, I don't think so.
I'll experience the death of a child if I have that many children, I would argue.
which will be...
Sad day.
But,
I try my very best to protect them and protect the mothers. Of course, that's my job as a man.
A lot of it is easily done if you just adjust geography.
I mean, if you stay out of London, for example,
Life gets a lot easier.
They all have private security teams and they're very well taken care of. It's also why I'm so motivated to work and make money all the time because.
Money is stored time and energy of other people and if you
use that for things like protection and provision is very good for that
So I do. It is a huge concern of mine. I do worry about it. And I'm just wondering how it affects my attitude towards children in general.
and my attitude towards money.
Because I get very mad at people.
And like I said, I get mad from a place of love because I'm misunderstood. I get very mad at people who say they lack motivation. I get mad at them.
When a man goes to me, I don't have motivation.
Part of me starts to dislike him.
Because I feel like he's a fucking loser.
And he has a duty to his bloodline and to the people around him to have as much money and capability as possible.
But people like that are being motivated by you at the same time. Well, that's the goal, right? My goal is, but that's why I talk to them.
Like I said, I was loved with discipline. That's why I talk the way I talk. If you lack motivation, then you're a loser.
And I'm telling you because I care about you enough to try and make you be a better version of yourself.
If I'm waking up every day with hundreds of millions of dollars concerned that I don't have enough money, power, and influence to take care of the people I love, you certainly should feel the fucking same.
You should be trying anything it takes to try and win.
You should be joining my school, university.com, or trying crypto, or trying new business ideas, or learning from you, or joining the war room. You should have been in the cage with us yesterday getting your ass kicked along with 60 other war room members.
Because how can you be so arrogant and so complacent?
to sit as the insignificant nobody you are with the no money that you have and believe that you've done enough for the people you love. If I don't believe I've done enough with my capability and my fiscal prowess, who the fuck are you as a nobody to sit there and go, I don't need to work any harder.
I lack motivation.
Because you're broken, unimportant, and stupid.
So you're arrogant.
And it angers me that you don't feel this duty to the universe and duty for the people you care about.
So,
Yeah, I think one of the reasons I'm endlessly motivated to try and make as much money as possible and constantly try and
Help.
Other people make money because it makes me money. I'm not a philanthropist. It makes me money to help other people make money and make the whole world a better place and everybody can get richer. And if everybody joins university.com, all of us get richer.
It's because I'm very concerned about protecting and providing for other people more than I am myself.
I'm really not afraid of much. I'm worried about...
everyone else. I think that's the masculine imperative, isn't it? You worry about everyone else more than you worry about yourself.
You know, when the wife gets sick, you say, go doctor. When you get sick, you don't go.
Yeah, you know? That's my dad all day long. Yeah, of course. It's the man way, right?
So, um,
I'm not worried about me. I'm worried about everyone else. Yeah, it's true. Do you get pleasure from pain?
I get pleasure from purpose.
Is there a purpose without pain in it? I get pleasure from pride.
Is there pride without pain involved?
I mean, if you avoid pain, you avoid everything important. You avoid all risk, right? And...
Risk is.
a prerequisite to
significance.
So I don't think I get pleasure from the pain itself.
Unless I know that the pain is guiding me towards where I need to go.
So now I have to answer the question, do I get pleasure from pain? Maybe a little bit.
Because then I feel like I'm on the right path. You smile a lot when you talk about pain. Well, then I feel like I'm on the right path, right? If you're in a video game and you're walking down the hallway and there's nothing in the way-
You're like, what's going on? But if you're walking down the hallway and there's all the bad guys, you're like, I'm getting there. No? Yeah.
So if I'm trying to do something and if I'm talking the truth about a certain subject on a podcast and criminal cases keep popping up, I'm like, ha ha, I'm on to something.
So maybe the pain, maybe the problems, maybe all the, you know, stress.
That's the indicators I need.
to keep me motivated if it was too easy.
I'm sure if I was only talking about flat earth, I never would have gone jail.
because the earth is probably not flat. I don't believe the earth is flat.
Maybe I could be convinced, but I don't believe it. Burn.
So, but the fact I'm talking about other things, I ended up in jail kind of indicates to me that I'm close enough to the mark.
So,
you
I wouldn't say I get pleasure from pain, but I certainly get pleasure from importance and being proud of myself and...
If you want to be proud of yourself and you want to be important and you want to do significant things and you want to matter in this world,
then pain is a huge part of it.
So why not become accustomed to something that is unavoidable?
If war is forever, get good at fighting.
Some things are unavoidable. Gravity is unavoidable. You just gotta get used to it.
Pain in life is very unavoidable.
That's why I find it amazing that people have such a problem with it or struggle with it.
you are either going to die
before everyone you love gets to see you at your maturest.
Or everyone you love is going to die.
There's two certainties.
Everyone you've ever cared about is going to die.
You might see them die, or they're going to see you die first.
You better get used to pain.
Like mites.
strongest bond is with my brother.
My worst nightmare is coming.
one of us dies.
100% that'll be the worst day of either of our lives the day that happens. It is 100% guaranteed to happen.
We talk about it.
Who's going to die first?
Because we know it's coming.
My children are going to see me die or I'm going to see them die.
Like all the bad days are coming.
Guaranteed.
They're written.
and the stars, and the cosmos. That's what's amazing to me when people are sitting around like, "Oh, I don't want to be stressed. I can't deal with pain." But it's guaranteed.
If it's guaranteed, why not become comfortable with it? At least.
So why do I smile with the idea of being in pain? Because I'm going to be in pain my entire life.
So I may as well get good at it. I may as well get used to it.
How pathetic would it be to try and go through life trying not to feel sad?
Imagine how infantile and pathetic and asinine a decision that is.
I don't want to be sad in my life.
knowing that you're guaranteed to be sad.
Pretty much at least.
30% of the time.
You're trying to avoid the unavoidable. It's like an ostrich putting its head in the sand. It's pathetic.
We feel sad and I'm good at it.
I think that's a better way.
instead of avoiding it, saying, well, it's going to happen. So let me get good at it.
You know, when the sea becomes stormy,
I'm fine. I'm cool.
So I wouldn't say I enjoy pain. I'm just very comfortable with the realities of life. My life is at a very interesting juncture right now.
I can either continue to be one of the most famous men on the planet and fade into lifestyle content and just enjoy my life and have a bunch of kids.
I can run for political office and become one of the most important people on the planet politically.
Or I can end up banged up for 20 years.
Which one's it gonna be?
Who fucking knows? Well, it's not going to be the first one, Andrew. Come on. No, but this is the thing that's interesting.
I don't mind the last option.
I don't mind it.
I'm not scared of it. I'm not worried about it.
Because that's what life is.
Life is pain and it's fine.
I've got enough money hidden. I'll come out at 58, rich as fuck. I don't care.
Hmm.
Is this why you've written a book called Made of Pain?
I think it's a pretty good title. What do you think? Well, when I heard it for the first time...
But all men are. All great men are made of pain.
If you imagine a man.
who has never had struggle in his life,
It's impossible to envision him as anything other than incapable and incompetent.
And even worse than incapable incompetent, we can tie it to the things we were talking about earlier in this podcast.
He's weak.
and weak people betray.
So he's dangerous. He's a liability.
Men who have never struggled, you can't trust.
Men who have never struggled, you shouldn't even be friends with.
You shouldn't be business partners with them.
Men who have never had to deal with any kind of hardship,
are toxic, they are dangerous.
The best men on the planet are made of pain.
Weak men create hard times.
So if you look at any kind of man of capability and stature, he's absolutely made of pain.
This is why women love scars.
Because it shows that he's lived through something.
This is why we don't like scars on women.
Because we want women to,
Naive and pure and untouched, women should not be made of pain.
When a woman goes through pain, she becomes a worse woman. She becomes less feminine.
When a man goes through pain, he becomes a better man. He becomes more masculine.
So absolutely, I'm made of pain.
All of my best lessons have come from a painful place.
My life has been a painful life.
I'm extremely grateful for that.
I'm extremely blessed to have endured all of the difficult things I've endured.
Because what's worse than going through the things I've been through is going through nothing and being a limp-wristed piece of shit like all these other dudes out there.
Thank God I am the man I am.
I can't thank God enough for every bad thing that's ever happened to me.
And the men who were not made of pain,
are the exact kind of man that everybody out there should avoid.
But I didn't think you rated books. Why have you written a book if you don't write books?
I have some stories to tell, Rob, and I think...
That, uh...
I think it's an interesting start.
I have a feeling I might write a few. You know, maybe it will be the first option. Maybe it will be lifestyle. Maybe I'm going to get my yacht. I bought a yacht. Have you bought a yacht yet? Not yet. No, but I hate the water, so. No, I hate the water too. That's why I stay on my boat. Right. So I bought.
I bought a yacht.
Maybe I'll just sit on my yacht with a typewriter.
A cigarette, you know, maybe some little glasses.
and just write books the rest of my life, who knows? Maybe I'll go to international wars, so I'm hard to arrest.
We'll see how it all works out.
you're not gonna do that we'll see how this book goes yeah so i've got a lot of stories to tell and um
One of the reasons I decided to write a book also, I think it's important because
I don't know if you've seen or read about the dead internet theory or.
how they're adjusting and altering information in real time everything that's digital isn't real
like the definition of vaccine.
during COVID was altered online.
So if everything is...
They can change history and change reality in real time.
Something physical I think is important considering that.
If the matrix continues to attack me like it is, they're going to lie about me.
post-mortem and they're gonna lie about me my entire life my wikipedia page is full of lies everything they print about me is lies
I think it's important that people in the future,
especially my children which i won't get to see all grow to maturity because i'll be having my last kids when i'm
on my last years up until 80, 90 if I make it that far.
can see my mentality and my mindset and how I thought.
in a physical form.
And I think anybody who's a fan of mine also who...
likes what I say and believes in the things I say, I would encourage them to also get the book and read the book and hold a physical copy of it because I'd like to believe and I don't want to be arrogant, but
I was a huge cultural force that we discussed for a long time after my demise.
and they're going to alter all of history because they often do, and they're going to alter everything I said.
to try and make me look like the person I'm not. So I think a physical...
incarnation of my thoughts is very important and they've done this lots of times if you ever read
the Wikipedia article on COVID.
It will sound like a zombie apocalypse. It sounds scary.
But of course, we lived COVID and we knew it was bollocks. But read about it.
Read how they wrote about it digitally.
Very interesting. Or World War Two should find out the real story of World War Two.
Find out about that.
I would tell you, but then we won't be on YouTube very much.
much longer so yeah the real story of world war ii will blow your mind
who the good guy was, who the bad guy was, how the narratives have been deliberately manipulated to control us all, why white people are committing suicide now because they've been guilt tripped into not being nationalistic, etc.
So we need some physical incarnations. And that's why I think a book is a good idea. Can't change the words in a printed book, can you? That's right. So I hope somebody out there buys it and puts it in a safe.
I think it'll be important one day. Yeah.
Final question then.
What's going on with Kanye West? He's just brought out a song called 'Harl Hitler'.
What is going on with you?
You know what?
I had a dream.
You know that weird liminal period where you're half asleep, half awake?
I was half asleep, half awake.
And for some reason,
Sounds crazy.
That song,
was the topic.
of my thoughts.
And what I was thinking when I was half asleep and half awake is...
Are there any words on the planet that have more stored potential energy?
More chi than Heil Hitler.
Because they were screamed.
endlessly in the 1930s and 1940s by emotional people who had prepared to give their lives away.
for this man.
They were screamed with a dedication.
of suicide.
It was the last thing that soldiers said before they got executed.
All of the energy, all of the emotional potential that was forced into these words,
And then the lid to the jar was closed because you weren't allowed to say it.
Isn't this interesting?
All of the people around the planet who were screaming those words with the most possible emotion attached that a human can do.
And then all of that energy was put inside of a jar. And after the end of the war, you can't say those words. And it was stored.
or people are saying online,
He made this song and it's so anti-Semitic, but why is it so catchy?
Why is it so catchy?
Why is it so catchy? Because he's opened the jar.
you
where AE, 90, 100 years ago,
Millions of people around the world were screaming energy into this exact saying.
And it was all canned until Kanye released it.
where that leads, where that goes. And that's an interesting conversation.
The true history of World War II and how it's being used to psyop white people into committing suicide is also a very interesting conversation.
What he's doing, perhaps he's a genius, perhaps it's an accident.
You should ask him.
But I'm just highlighting the fact.
that those are probably the two most energetic words on the planet.
that have had the most power forced into them in history.
A lot of power gets forced into
symbols of hope during a war.
and then instantly canned and preserved.
And now released.
Wow. Andrew, thank you very much. Thank you, sir.
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