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And we are live. What's up guys? Welcome to the first podcast after our audition, man. We're joining some lovely ladies. Announcements before we get in? Yeah. Um,
We gave updates on Tate's current situation on the last show with McBride. Very in-depth, detailed podcast. Go check it out. And, of course, we'll be going to the court hearing on the 13th of August. So we need your support, guys, to come and watch us and help us with that. Haram! Federal courthouse in downtown Miami. I'll be out there. There's probably going to be hundreds of you guys out there, man. So we'll see you guys out there August 13th.
11 a.m. Peaceful. We'll be out there. That is going to be the day of the hearing. The hearing's going to be at 1, but we'll be out there a few hours before. Oh, shit. 11 a.m. 11 a.m. Tugate party?
I guess you could say it. It'll be a rally. It'll be a rally. Pre-cham! Yeah, it'll be a rally. Are we right? It's going to be big. It's going to be a big deal. So we're going to have everybody out there, man. So August 13th, guys, make sure you're out there.
Are you gonna... You're gonna be in town. Yeah. We got Andre Williams coming on Friday, guys. You guys asked for it. We're making it happen. So Andre Williams will be here. We're gonna have an interesting panel.
So that'll be a good time. But Chris, go ahead.
And Mara, so guys, we have a show on Wednesday. Shout out to you guys. Shout out to the chat. And let's make it happen.
Yo, I want to know from the chat, who stutters more? Chris or me? Just, just, just... You the host, man! I don't talk! You the host, I just press buttons! Bro, you talk more to me! I don't know, man! You talk way more to me, bro! You must well be a host. Okay, ladies, if you don't mind, give us your name.
Your age, beautiful living, dating status, and if you want to, of course. Your body count. And the answer's Chris. And, uh, by the way, Fresh is... Yo, wait a minute. Mo, you can't read. It says Fresh. You got the mobile chat. Are you blind, Mo? No, I sneeze. Bless you. Okay. What's your name? What's your age? Uh, Thai. I'm 40. Wait, 40? Yes. Wait, you've been on before? No. It's my first time. Oh, shit. Wait, 40? Dang. It's my first time, I swear.
Good for 40. I mean, not bad.
What do you do for it? I'm a dancer in Tampa.
The stripper, however you want to call it. With dollar bills? Yeah, with real money. Okay. That's the treat. Wait, so you at least over here? 40 goes crazy. 40 is crazy to do it, but you know, shit happens. Got pinning bills. Yeah. I was a housewife majority of my life, but shit happens. And now I'm single and I'm providing for a family.
So you went from a housewife to a hoe? Listen. I mean. Those make the best housewives if you want to have that talk. We don't got to go there either. Yo, Chris. I'm sorry. You said you're 40. Where are you from? Emergency.
Say it again. Where are you from originally? I was raised in Connecticut, Hartford. Oh, okay. I grew up in New Britain. Oh, nice, nice. You're like right there. Yeah, we were named for sure. You guys are the same age. Yeah. Same age. I'm 36, man. Fuck you. Are you Puerto Rican then? Boricua. Yeah. Okay. You have kids, huh?
- I do. - How many? - Three. - Puerto Ricans have a lot of kids, bro. - We're fertile. That's 'cause we like mad fertile. - Oh, shit, I'm doing Puerto Ricans, okay. - So you're from Kinetic Art, but you live here in, I'm assuming Miami or Tampa? - Tampa. - You live in Tampa? - Yeah, I'm in Tampa.
And then highest education level completed for you? High school, college? College. You got a bachelor's? An associate's degree. Okay. What'd you get in? Medical office administration. Did you get it in Connecticut? No, in Orlando. Orlando. Okay. You said you were in a relationship. You're single now. Were you like divorced? Divorced.
Okay. Why? Why'd you guys break up? He had an affair. On you? On me, I know, right? That's fucked up. I know. Come on, man. How long were y'all married? Eight years. Oh. I'm assuming he's from Florida. That's what brought you down here? No, actually. He's from Baltimore originally, but we met down here. Is he black? Yes. Oh. Free challenge. Wait, so then why are you surprised then? Why are you surprised? I'm not surprised. I'm good. Shit happens. It keeps going.
leave them then.
she said you cheated bro one time bro or twice you know everything hits the fan once one thing comes out I heard that if you check your wife's cell phone that's against the law
Not true.
Oh, so if I pick up her phone and go through her phone. Against the law? Yeah. No, you're not the government. You don't need a warrant. Okay. I heard adultery is a misdemeanor. There were some antiquated laws in the books at one time. Yes. There were some acts that were misdemeanors. But it's not a misdemeanor anymore. It's a civil action. Okay, so we're good. That'd be good. Chill on your ass all day.
Aren't there some states, though, that have it like, on the books is illegal, they just don't enforce it? They do. Yeah.
Georgia or something? Yeah, yeah. See? Careful where you live.
So, okay. Are your parents together or no? No, my father's deceased, but they're not together regardless. Okay, and then first or favorite question. Well, actually, obviously, favorite question. Birth control? My tubes are tied. I don't make babies. Okay.
Chris? Body count? It refreshes every menstrual cycle.
It starts over with the cleansing of the blood. So what is it now? Presently one. Okay. Wait, wait, wait. I just got off my cycle. One this trip. Wait, so your man cheated on you, and then you went to sex work. Mm-hmm.
- Yeah, crazy as fuck, right? - Yeah. - Imagine that. - Imagine. - I know. - Okay. - It's crazy, but you know. - All right. - All right. - What about you? Welcome back. - Thank you, happy to be back. Please don't kick me off. - Well, I mean, where's Nick? - Well, I will keep it simple. - As long as Nick is here, then have no fear. - I will keep it simple. I made it through the intro, so I have a feeling I'm gonna be on for the whole show. My name is Francesca, happy to be here again. I'm 29.
I don't know, am I allowed to call myself an internet politician? Is that true? Myron, would you crown me that, please? You can ask Myron. Myron, please. I mean, whatever you call yourself. But if it comes from you, it means more to me. Whatever you want. Whatever you consider. Whatever you identify as. That's kind of a yes. Thank you, Myron. Thank you, thank you. Where are you from? I'm from Atlanta. Atlanta.
Okay.
Damn. But you live in Florida now, right? I do. Okay. What do you do for work? Officially? I have like a corporate job. Okay. And you do the internet too? I do the internet. So what do you... What was your title that you gave yourself? Internet politician. They also call me like digital first lady or everybody's ex-girlfriend. Really whatever you want. Everybody's ex-girlfriend. I like that one. Isn't that hilarious? Isn't that hilarious? Highest education level completed? Bachelor's.
In? Marketing.
Okay.
um yeah relationship status single are your parents together um alpha widowed um well no my father actually deceased as well i'm sorry for your loss um but she remarried to an amazing man so i had to have a step also they were together when when no they had previously divorced and then yes and that birth control for you or no no okay and then uh race output white right yes all
What does NDA say? Like a non-disclosure? Yes. Agreement? It's confidential information. Okay. Okay. I wonder if it's for you, but that's fine.
Security clearance. Yeah.
All of them have NDAs? So how many NDAs then? One. One? Okay. What about you? My name is Lauren. I'm 29. Welcome back.
I'm single. I am a dental consultant, so...
Is that what you really do? Yes. Okay. Where are you from? North Dakota.
Highest education? High school.
Alright. Our relationship status? Single. Are your parents together? They are not.
Okay. Brain control for you? No. No? And then race white? Yes. Caucasian. What part of North Dakota? Grand Forks. Yeah. Basic. Oh, yeah. Yeah. That's amazing.
So I want to ask, but did the body count go up since last show?
No. No, it did not. Stop. Why are you lying, though?
When was the last show? When was the last show? Because no one told her "Sak Basay" yet, that's why.
All right, what's your name? Celeste Celeste 30
30 um 757 virginia virginia yeah yeah oh yeah beach okay what do you do for um teach yoga dance bartend a little bit of everything what you said what teach yoga dance and bartend yeah everything everything when you say dance uh are we talking like for dollar bells or like dollar dollars yeah holler for the dollar like are you guys friends yeah
Yeah. Okay, cool. Y'all in the same club? Yes. Puzzle pieces, yeah. Who's the better dancer? Her, for sure. Her pole work is off the charts. Oh, thanks. Really? Yes. We got them hips, so we kind of, you know, going to each other at work. Wait, so it's a bunch of cougars and milfs working there?
I mean I used to work there so it's like a dive bar a small strip club in
That's like a whole movie That's when they're in their prime bro I'm just kidding I'm just kidding Is it about one dance get two free? Oh no there's no BOGO going on No BOGO for you girls? BOGO's crazy Yeah but I mean Never mind it's too early Buy one get one free We don't do that in that No BOGO deals? Like on Ubi Eats It's like BOGO deals You get a $5 off coupon That's crazy
Highest education for you? College.
Bachelor's in kinesiology. Okay. Where'd you get it from? ECU. Party school.
Okay. Relationship status? Single. Are your parents together? Yes. And then birth control for you? No. And then what's your racial background? Are you Puerto Rican too? No, my dad's from Thailand. So Thai, black, and Middle Eastern. Cool. Alright, kids.
you have any kids
Sorry no yes no fur child, but no babies all right body count Please yo Chris put yourself on fucking camera when you ask these questions
That's always that high
I mean, what do you consider high? Okay, I think you're like 50 at least. You know, I mean, whatever. If you're 50, you went to a party school, you got no kids. That's crazy for the math. You're from Thailand.
You strip. You probably suck mean dick because your voice is a little hoarse.
Suck mean dick, smoke a joint afterwards. I sure do. That's fine. And I will tell you, stand up, but, you know, we're on TikTok, so.
wearing no pants, man. God damn.
Y'all want to lie on the podcast? No, you fine. You fine. I mean, the body's nice, though, but, you know, at 35. I mean, 50 is crazy, because how are you going to put it over, like, how old I am? Because, what? I've seen girls in the podcast. They're, like, 18 and, like, 100 bodies. You know, that's what I'm saying. Everybody's math is different, but mine is not. You know what? Like I said, I plead the fifth. Madison over here. You saw the Fauci hearing.
I don't got to answer questions.
- Oh, you're on set. - Oh yeah, hold on. - I'm so nervous. - I'm so nervous. - Leave the fifth, you got it. - Yeah, but is that really legal? - You got it. - You can do that, every question? - You got it. - Yeah, this is a question, a perfect question for you. Fauci, obviously they questioned him today. He was under oath and he just took the fifth the entire time, what are your thoughts on that legally? - So technically the fifth is what you activate in a criminal proceeding, people use it in other proceedings all the time. What you usually say is on the advice of counsel, I invoke the fifth or leave the fifth, yeah. - They ask them what they have the weekend was.
- That's it. - They asked him what day of the week it was, and he says, under caution of my counsel. - What color's your shirt? - Under my counsel, yeah. And he said, I took the fifth for everything, dude. They asked him what color's the carpet? Fifth. - That's gross. - It's common. It's common. - But look at all the people that he killed, bro. - Yeah. - Everyone that died because of him. - Yeah. - That's fucked up, bro. For that to be a funny joke. - Dr. Death. - The jabs and the-- - Dr. Doom. - Social distancing and everything else, destroying businesses.
So Biden gave him a pardon, does the Fifth Amendment still apply, though? Like, if he technically has no fear of, well, maybe the state case could push, maybe the state could push a case against the federal, he was...
Pardon so yeah, it's a good question. It's like bringing a co-operator ran who's got an immunity agreement. Yeah, it's like look You you're not gonna go to jail you you got no criminal exposure here So you you do need to talk the judge in court would instruct him to talk in Congress is a little different. They just know he's not gonna play ball So they just keep on making fun of them. Okay. Yeah, and they can't compel him to talk either They could but that's just not the purpose of the hearing a lot of these congressmen are up there showboating as well They don't really give a shit. Yeah, so you know, you got to bounce the equities there
Can he, because they said that they're going to hold him accountable. Did he open up, like, is it possible that he's opening himself up to other criminal charges for not answering questions? I think he probably anticipates an indictment at some point, which is why he's pleading the fifth now, so he can't be impeached later on if he changes the story.
Damn. So even if they do bring criminal charges for not cooperating, that's what I mean. Just for that? Not really. Not what Congress say. They can say obstruction. There's some procedures they can do. I think he's anticipating an actual indictment, which is why he's like, look, it's reasonably foreseeable that you guys are going to ring me up with the DOJ at some point. And I don't want to marry myself to a comment now only to have to divorce myself from it later.
F Congress. Yeah. Yeah.
Even though he has the fifth, well, he has this immunity from Biden, but who knows, right? Yeah, or the shot, that kind of immunity as well. We'll see. All right. What about you? My name is Madison. I'm 19, and I just moved here. I have my esthetician license, but I haven't got a job yet. Okay. Where are you from? I'm from Alabama, but I moved from Texas.
What part of Texas do you move from? College Station. Oh, like, you go to UT or something? No, that's Texas A&M, but I went to a institution school. College Station. It's not, what school is that University Station?
Wait, you said UT University. Texas A&M. Okay. All right. And then UT's in Austin. Yeah. Okay. I confused it too. Sorry.
Hi sir.
Well, you graduate high school, obviously, right? Yeah, I graduated high school. Okay, relationship status? Single. Are you parents together? Yes.
So you moved out here at 18 by yourself without a job? Yeah.
Yo, son, that's crazy work. Are you white or what are you? Yeah, I'm white. Do you live in Miami now or like for a lot of the old? No, I live downtown. How do you afford that? My mom and dad.
trust phone she's white white she's basic now and your parents support you while you find a job yes as a citizen license you got a man no
*laughs* Okay, I got her now. No, no, no, I was gonna say- She's on ropes.
You like niggas?
Yeah. Okay. She's one of those, bro. Okay, cool. Okay. Okay. I know what's going on here. I know what's going on here. Okay. All right. I'll leave it there. Okay. Get some honor. Wait, wait, hold on. Body count? I would hate for my mom and dad to see this, so I have to skip this question. But is it? Wait, you're 18? You're 19, right? Yeah, I'm leaving the fifth two. I'm sorry. She needs her rent paid. Leave her.
- And Myra, she's from Alabama, so please don't count family members. - Oh my gosh, that's hilarious. - That is so funny. Low flows. - But you went to high school in Texas or Alabama? - Alabama.
Okay. All right. So all right. All right. So she said, okay, play the fifth, I guess. Okay. All right. Guest of honor. Welcome back to the show. Good to be here, gentlemen. Ladies, thank you for having me.
We know who you are. For any new version, don't know who you are. Can you tell them who you are?
because they're trying to stop our next case. So, you know, free Top G, free Tristan Tate. Hopefully they'll be out sooner than later.
Well said. We'll do some chats real quick and then head into the questions. What's the first chat? By the way, Presh, you lost the poll, I think.
The poll? Who said it's more of you or fresh? Right now, yeah. Me or Chris? We're going to lead right now, but don't worry, Chris had it.
Chris was spamming. No, I stopped spamming. Are you spamming too? What are you talking about? It's more than me. I was timed out. I can't type because I'm on the show. You can type. It's okay, Chris. It's fine. He was spamming too. What's the first chat? He said he was spamming too. No, I got you right now. What's that? That's funny. And then we got some from the last show as well. Yeah, yeah. I was supposed to be there. These were flashy for Joe. Texas Dude says, Does England want round two or what? LOL. If only the government went this hard on that Epstein list. I think we did this one, right? Yeah.
Thank you.
Good morning.
You got it?
What's going on guys?
Thank you.
No, you're supposed to... Did you not send a tent? Yeah. That's the one? Okay, so I guess this is for you. Um...
Thank you.
Joe, does England want to run two or what? I guess that's the question.
So I guess the inference is they lost round one with the first round of accusations. And yeah, they want round two. They're not going to give them a fair fight, that's for sure. And look, the Epstein list, if Andrew and Tristan were anything like them, they'd be protected because nobody from that list has been convicted. But because they're nothing like them, they're being rung up on these charges because they fight the system and they're not a part of it.
All right.
Thank you.
uh diego robertson says i've been watching fresh and fit for a while and i've started to notice that people around me are being too ignored about what's really going on in the world right now especially with women abusing their power yeah bro it's bad uh we just saw khania west as well and the guy from uh hong kong it's messed up bro uh deuces says do you think andrew tristan will beat this case
Well, when we're saying the case, we got two cases. We got extradition and we got England. I think if they go to England, their fate is sealed. I don't think they have a chance in hell with those people out there. Sure. Over here, we have a good chance with the extradition matter. I don't want to get too far into the weeds of it because the court's right down the block, and I don't want to get banged over the head or thrown out of the court. So I like our chances. I think the law is on our side, and we're prepared to fight and win, of course. All right.
Thank you.
Johnny Amid says, I got a girl I'd like to fly out to meet. She's paying too. And she's excited, showing good signs. This is happening in a couple of weeks. So I'm wondering if I should keep talking heavy up until or stop selling once you hear yes and then do everything IRL.
well i mean if you're flying her out bro she's already agreed to meet you i mean that's really most of the deal already done um just keep it very simple um let her let her know you're gonna have she's gonna have a good time when she comes to meet you and keep it casual bro like call facetime 15 minutes and then uh just text every now and then no uh he's flying out to meet her and um she's paying what she's paying
No, Chris, did you read it? Yeah, I got a girl I like to fly out to meet.
She's paying. That's weird ass. What the fuck? It's the sentence construction. Yeah, yeah. Somebody's gone somewhere. Somebody else is paying for something. Everybody's paying.
Niggas got pep notes?
Jesus Christ.
Anyway, yeah. Hey guys, just so you guys know, we got the menu up top, but we got a pin in the chat as well. 10 to reach out on, 20 to chat, read immediately. Text and speech at 50. Do we have the TTS picks?
Oh, yeah.
yeah we have it yeah and then uh 100 tts to call with a question and 304 kickoff we got a good panel here though so i don't think we're gonna have a problem with that hopefully yeah uh and then yeah anything else
We'll keep going. Ladies, if you think that you would make a good mother and wife, ask yourself if you would be okay with your son marrying a woman with the same past as you. If not...
They just stick to letting guys that look like Fresh Smash and Dash and look into adopting cats and dogs. The dude's name is your upset father. Okay. Thanks, your upset father. Appreciate your commentary, sir. Anything else?
Spartan says, Debbie Shell Fresh, I sent you a message about the clips.
So he'll, you have, yeah, I'll text you, but I got you. He'll hit you back.
Anything else?
Cool. So the first question, actually, or Joe, you want to go on first for ladies? Well, that last question right there, that gentleman indicated that your past has some type of bearing on your future when it comes to marriage, kids, and your suitability to be a wife. Do you think that your past or what you're doing presently will control how you live your life now? Will that make a good man want to be with you and marry you, or will it make a good man maybe not want to do that? We can start here.
I'll start with the one who's been divorced. That's okay. That's a good experience. Let's start with this one.
I will honestly say that I think that my past makes me better for future relationships. I did get married young, so it was a really big learning experience that I did grow a lot as a woman in terms of knowing how to pick my battles. I don't want to say knowing my place per se, but...
Knowing you know what I am supposed to have
bring into a relationship as the feminine counterpart to my masculine person. So I think I do move forward, would be an even better wife than I already was the first time around. That's a good answer. How long have you been divorced, by the way? 10 years now. Oh, shit. Okay. So you divorced when you were 30? I got divorced at 30 and I went to school first and I did the school thing and
So would your current job, let me get it straight, you'd be a better wife.
I mean, not as a stripper, obviously. Wrong. I don't think the strippers really should date. First of all, we could start there. I think it's the trade-off for what we do and being able to...
make the money we make, provide for our families, and so on and so forth. It is a little bit of a trade-off. But nobody plans to be a stripper for a lifetime. So there's also that. So eventually, when I'm not in this industry, absolutely. I used to go to the clubs six months ago. I stopped. Congratulations. Yeah. But it was funny because I would analyze the entire club. I was sober. I would look at the girls, the guys, who was spending. And the funny part is, dating a stripper,
is like you're well first you're wasting time one but your lifestyle
It's not made for one man.
Like what you have to do.
How you act, how to act. One man can never give you
All that.
in your current job. So I just think dating a stripper is like retarded because
It doesn't make sense.
I agree. I don't think strippers should date. Make your money, do what you got to do. And then when just naturally no man wants to share his woman and your job is to entertain men.
So it's going to be conflicting for any boyfriend to let you go off to work every day. So I understand that. Again, that's the tradeoff.
Fair. That's a pretty based answer, honestly. Yeah. Um, I feel as if I'm pretty proud of myself. Like I'm definitely a sinner, but I try really hard to do my best. Myron, last time you and I were talking, um, we talked about like the negative aspects of like pick me culture and how women have stopped trying so hard because they don't want to be labeled to pick me. But like, I've proudly always been the biggest pick me. Like seriously, like I'm, I'm obviously trying to find a great man and have a marriage and children and all that good stuff. So it's like, why would I ever, you know,
out of pride to try and not be feminine or not be attractive to a man out of being called to pick me. So I've been thinking about that a lot.
All right. You know, you know, you're single, right? I do.
Let's go. So the question, just so you make sure we have it, Joe, is what are you doing now? Or how's your past kind of set you up for the future with getting a guy? Yes. So the girls have it. I think there is a conception and there's also a misunderstanding that whatever you're doing now or your past will somehow control your future.
life. We both had lives that we lived before we met each other. And, uh, none of us, neither of us were perfect. Both of us were a little wild at times. And, uh, we both grew and we decided to leave the past behind. And when we met each other, we had both loved enough and heard enough and found God around the same time to be able to, to, to see the future with each other and to say, you know what, all this other shit we've been through just ain't worth it. Let's build a life
it because you're a sinner and we follow God together and we raise the family and we do that. So I think if you don't change your life, well, then it's going to control. But if you resolve to change your life at some point, it doesn't have to. So that's kind of the secret sauce here. I was just wondering what the girls thought about it. All right.
What about you? I definitely agree. Your past does not determine anything. Each decision you make daily determines, like, who you're going to be and what that will bring. So...
Never too late to change.
My turn, child. No, I definitely think that obviously kind of like feeding off what you said, you all live lives and prior to we change constantly. So I feel that.
You...
You almost have to change, grow, and have that past of yourself in order to move forward in a positive aspect and manner in your future relationship. But also, it is up to you individually to make sure you're not getting stuck in the past and you take whatever you've experienced and grow through that versus being stuck. If you use it as a growth mechanism, then I truly believe, yeah, you're going to be better. You're going to be better for yourself. You're going to be better for your partner only if you choose to change those things.
Yeah, that's a good answer. I think an indication of being stuck in the past as if the past keeps repeating itself. You haven't graduated yet, right? I've graduated relatively quickly with some things and other things took decades to graduate from. It's a process.
Yeah. What about you? Yeah, like I said, I don't think really the things in the past can really make you as like a person and stuff because, you know, you change all the time. So it's you're never like the person you were a year ago today. It's not the same person you are now. You know? Yeah. So who are you? Who are you?
I was a girl living in Texas. What does that mean? I just moved. My whole life changed. Like, I moved and...
Now she's a girl in Miami. Yeah, now I'm a girl in Miami.
She's just a girl. That's scary. Can I play devil's advocate? I'm just a girl. I do think actions have consequences. And I think we all really need to be more focused on that, especially, like, to the younger generations. Because it is beautiful that, like, through God and through Christ we can be redeemed. But there are so many consequences to your actions. Like, if you have a super high body count, I'm assuming you might have a lot of relationship issues, trust issues, cheating issues. Like, there's consequences to these things.
agree with what everyone is saying but i do not want people to hear that and be like oh well i'm just gonna go sleep around and i'll be i'll be saved and i'll be different because that's not true you know that's a that's a fair point actions do have consequences all types of consequences whether the psychological emotional in your body financial um what i can say i'm 48 i'll be 50 soon right so that's a piece of advice when i first started having it's true but i'm getting old
Well, when you get to that point in life where you find the person who you actually want to be with and you start having children with that person,
You, at least for me as a man, I ran a calculation and I went, man, if I would have just did this earlier, I would have so much more time with her, so much more time with my children. And, you know, now I'm going to have 20 years less time. So time is money. Time is everything. You can't get time back. And when you're spending it doing the wrong thing, you have less time to spend it doing the right thing. I love that. Good point. I love that. So.
I had a question. You guys know what's happening, of course, with a take case. Give us your actual up-to-date information, what you think is happening in real time, and we'll go from there.
You heard about the case? Um, a little bit, but not, like, enough to really talk. That's okay. Okay. I was just about to say, I've heard, like, things here and there. Obviously, I see bits on social media, but I feel like I don't necessarily engage as much in knowing...
Full details. So, yeah, I've seen a bit here and there. What have you heard? I'm just curious to know. What have you heard? Whatever. Whatever we just read in the back that you were going to be talking about the charges or whatever that were...
The case that's going on. Right. Yeah. I don't want to. He was arrested, Andrew and Tristan, last week. And they're fighting some pretty messed up stuff. Okay. Percease. Boy, oh boy. So Andrew and Tristan Tate are arrested in Florida, obviously, like down the street from here. And there's so many issues with their case. I'll keep it simple because obviously you can speak more to it. But like my biggest concerns with Andrew and Tristan is the fact that they were let back into the United States,
meeting with members in Congress that they were roaming around D.C. and everything was fine. And then they came down here to Florida. And, you know, there was multiple press conferences that had been held previously where Ron DeSantis had told them that they're not welcome in Florida. And so therefore, Ron, I would say Ron DeSantis and the administration of Florida, the governor's administration of Florida, is the one to grab them. I know it happened on like a federal level with the federal marshals, but it did happen in the state of Florida after Ron had warned them
James Uthmeyer, the attorney general of Florida, like tweeting, basically kind of hinting that they were aware that they were the ones who like apprehended them. My biggest concern is that when it happens to the big guys, it will eventually trickle down and happen to the little guys. And the UK has threatened citizens of the United States on multiple occasions saying that they're going to extradite them. Did I say that right? They want to extradite citizens of the United States over our tweets and over social media posts. They've threatened this multiple times
And the UK is also arresting their own citizens over social media posts, over tweets, over free speech. So there's a really big issue here. It's not just, oh, Andrew and Tristan Tate, because they've already served their crimes. They've already served their time for these alleged crimes. They're getting caught and recycled in this bigger system. But my bigger concern is that this is just like a warning to people like us, people like me, Myron Fresh, who are obviously free speech advocates.
the Tates, then they're going to be able to do a lot of other worse things to average citizens in the future. Wow. That was amazing. Yeah, it's a slippery slope. Yeah. Well said. Yeah. I honestly don't know much at all up until today really is probably the most I've learned about it. It's okay. I have heard the names before though. The names weren't all the way foreign, but the case, I don't have really any information or knowledge. So there's a real problem in the world, especially
Angeles, New York City, where men of wealth and influence are routinely extorted by women. And it's unfortunate. It shouldn't happen, but it does happen because the system...
is geared against men in many respects. How do you guys, do you guys have any experience with any women who are just like, you know, I'm going to date this guy just to get money and wreck his life. And if he doesn't do what I want him to do, well, then I'm just going to, I'll report him. I'll make a false report. Like I will get involved in this guy's life for the specific purpose of getting money. And when the money dries up, I'll just kill him. Kill him financially, kill him legally.
Not literally. No, that's okay. This is getting scary. It's a real thing. I believe it. I can't say I've encountered it, but I believe it. And it doesn't have to be you, ladies. It could be a girl you know or a former friend or something. I mean, obviously, I know a crazy bitch who would do that. Yeah, I'm just wondering if that, you know, considering where you work in the world that you're in, the industries that you're in, is that a thing that you know about? Well, we obviously know women that are looking for men, you know, sugar daddy culture, guys
money as you can out of them but I've never gone heard it gone as far as for the purpose of until you piss me off
And then I'm going to crash out and destroy your life. I don't know. Most of the time in my experience with the girls that I know, you just get another sugar daddy. You don't got to.
Ruin him. You just get another one. Okay, so you're more on a peaceful path of terror. You're gonna snap the money and move on to the next one. Everything has a time limit. You know what? That's actually better because you're leaving people. I mean, you're still fucking them up, but you're not fucking them that bad. It's not terrible. It's not. But it's so bad. Wow.
information that he was becoming like a big traitor wait james no no no four years ago um so we uh honestly he turned two hundred dollars into like two million dollars like crazy traitor like absolutely absurd autism um and so his um after we broke up his ex-girlfriend contacted me was basically like he did all these bad things to me like i'm thinking about taking him to court and i was like yeah leave him alone that's absurd like that's the wrong thing to do and thank god
not, but like, I, yes, that's my one. Sorry. So is it a part of the culture? Is it like, is this like, I know what's happening with Andrew and Tristan is a lot of, it's, it's a big thing. It's a big problem, but is, is it acceptable in the world you live in to just hurt a man,
take his kids take his money or is that something that you would say is just not a part of a female culture these days what do you think it's definitely female culture to like destroy the man i feel like it's really messed up and i feel like it happens a lot in marriages too like get the prenup even if you're not married i strongly feel like so yeah arch okay
What do you think?
It came to me and ran away, about to come back. No, I don't think it's like... Honestly, I would say a big piece of it is, like, social media. And the way that we...
The way that everything is perceived in technology and social and we just give off such false narratives all the time that like with what you were talking about, right? I feel like in the club, we can set those boundaries. You have hard...
more like okay you ain't got no more money bye like you said on to the next one yeah but there are those people it just it goes too far there's not yes there are those boundaries it's not not a line to cross it's cool because they see a certain lifestyle on social and then yeah you'll just do whatever you can to obtain it which is crazy like girl go to work but yeah um i think it is a big piece of like what people choose to show each other and it alters like
reality of what people think that you know women should be getting from men or etc yeah so you're saying social media plays into the the motivation to go out there and absolutely because girls only post i mean this is for everyone i'm not just going to say girls women because we all tend to do it but i will say you know when are you going to post your bad shit no you about to be posting about that lavish lifestyle you're living oh i'm on a private plane i'm doing this i'm doing that
you're going to do whatever you can if you are so sucked into wanting to feel like you were yeah
bad girl got it so i think yeah we're heavily influencing there's no like glorification of normie lifestyle like normie i was just talking about this recently that everyone's embarrassed to like have a five a nine to five or a 401k and i was like that's really hot and cool we should all be striving for that um it's just the glorification of we need more glorification of normie culture normies authenticity yeah like y'all the everyday people everyday people
Social media definitely plays a big part in it because like TikTok, stuff like that right now, WooLady is going very viral for basically finding tricks and stuff like that. Really? Yeah. So I feel like social media, TikTok definitely plays a big part into it and it gets into some girl's touch. You said WooLady? WooLady. Yeah, I was going to say, who's WooLady? She lives in Broward County, I think. I'm not sure. Do you have a trick? No.
Don't trick me, girl. I'm not tricking you. She can't bother me and Debbie. Exactly.
- Do you guys vote?
Yeah? No? No. How come?
None of you voted in the last election? Nobody? I voted. I cannot vote, unfortunately. Are you a felon? Yes.
Really? What'd you do? You're a felon? I am. I'm a felon. She's a bad girl. Yo!
Yo, you can't make this. Shut up. Yo. All right. All right, Joe. Don't have forgot her. Remember, she was with the Haitians. Get her, Joe. So, when it comes to voting, what do you got?
right?
No women voting? We'll allow that one. No women voting? That's fine. That one is a big deal. You don't mind. You don't mind. Yeah, they should all be felons. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They should all be felons. You're women for voting. I'm so confused. Because I don't want to make decisions anyways. Fair, fair. Well, if you were going to vote, and Trump is the president now, right? And he was accused of a bunch of crimes similar to Andrew and Tristan Tate.
Any, uh, some, some of those crimes worked out. Some of those crimes didn't work out, but at the end of the day, most people thought that there was a witch hunt to get, to make sure that he couldn't get elected. If, if you were to analyze that situation or to look at it and see if the next guy were to be accused with that factor into your ability to vote for somebody, would you just say, because he's been accused of crimes, he's a bad person and I won't vote for him or I won't support him? Or would you be willing to sort of go deeper and look under the hood and say, maybe, maybe it's not what it means.
Well, because I'm coming from inner city, obviously I'm always going to be willing to give someone who maybe just had had like a hard upbringing. Maybe, you know, people have challenges depending on what you got locked up for, but that shouldn't automatically cancel anyone out of anything. No. Got it.
We would never make it far in life if everybody was just sitting here trying to expose everybody, this, that, and third, not accepting you into a position or something else just because of your past. Obviously, there needs to be like hard facts supporting your truth or whatever. But yeah, no, you're good. Trump's crime. Tell me if I'm wrong, Joe, but it was all about the $134,000 given to Stormy Daniels that was like multiplied and reported multiple times on his financial records. Yeah, you had Stormy Daniels, E. Jean Carroll.
I mean, you know, shit coming out from 100 years ago, 1,000 years ago, they just weaponized everything in the past in order to dirty him up. So, yeah, you're right. My opinion is that when a man or potentially a woman gets to a point where they have true influence over the culture, their enemies will try to destroy them by ruining their reputation. And I'm wondering if ladies of your generation can see that for what it is, or are the allegations enough just to be like, ah, screw that person. I can't mess with them. I can't vote with them. I can't do business with them.
So on and so forth. Yeah, I definitely wouldn't change it for me because...
Most of the time, majority of people probably did the same shit. You just didn't get caught and didn't do no time. So let's be real. Everybody's guilty of something. We just don't get caught. So...
to hyperpoint fingers at people for doing shit, especially like we're talking about past tense. People grow, people change. Why are we going to talk about something that precedes all the good I have done? Like, that's irrelevant. That's just, like you said, trying to tarnish me so that I don't make it where I'm trying to go.
That's like...
Stupid. Real quick, ladies.
I know some guys here in Miami that were kind of
met uh set up basically right tell me the story of maybe one of your friends or someone you know that
set up a guy whether they took his money they um you want to give them the example that you gave earlier quickly so they kind of understand what you're trying to so one guy that we know is a girl pretty much like told him she was over the age of 18 and uh obviously she lied about it and they came back and asked for a million dollars because no way yeah because she's um under 18 um
- So that's an example of what-- - Mom was in on it, mom knew about it, moved in, had a full on relationship, he thought she was of age.
Mom was in then a few months pass. Hey, just so you know, I was underage when we first hooked up. I need a million dollars right now. He said, no, no, no.
She ended up suing him? Suing him. He went bankrupt and lost everything. No way. Really? Yeah. I'm about to say lock her and her mama. Yeah. Lock her and her mama. Yeah. Do you think that's criminal?
Yeah, I say the mom and the daughter should go to jail. He didn't do nothing wrong. Yeah, no. She's in the wrong all the way. Obviously, that's an extreme story. You know and or have you heard of something like that maybe from someone that you might have worked with or known or whatever. Nothing that extreme, but obviously dancers do pretend to sell the idea of sex in a VIP. Yeah, coming to dance. We have a lot of fun back there, but your idea of fun and my idea of fun is different. This is fun while I'm breakdancing back here.
Dancing in, bootstacks, what you mean? How much is the back room?
It depends on where you work. Where I work, a 30-minute room is $500. A 30-minute dance.
And they can't smash? No. That's for a dance. They don't sell pussy. They sell dickheads. Come on! Because don't sell pussy. See me after work. It's illegal. See me after work. I get it too fitty. See me after work. I mean, that's a rip ball, bro. It depends. I don't have unhappy customers. They come back. Well, I guess I've never been to Batroom in my entire strip club history. And it's because it's funny.
want to be in that room when i can just take you home uh-huh but what if i ain't going home with you well then i'm going with somebody else okay cool but i bring girls to club anyway so it's fine i was about to say so you're the kind of customer i don't talk to yeah i bring girls with me so i'm going to go home okay any scenarios that you know so one of my best friend's brothers is a big rapper not going to say who confidentiality thing but like
Someone did try and blackmail him and scam him, essentially saying like...
Sex stuff or nudes photos stuff like that. Like it is common. I think like any type of man with money I think has probably tried a blackmail specifically you said I don't know details me Basically, she was just making up a story is what happened and so they ended up paying and It's just really sad. I feel like no court stuff just paid her. Yeah outside of court. No police I guess I
Wow. Okay, so she has some blackmail, you just don't know what it is. I don't know the details, but I think the bottom- How much you paid her? I think like 50 grand. Holy shit. It's what I said. I was like, I just think a lot of men with money and resources have probably experienced some type of story like this. Oh, yeah. Damn. Yeah. All right. So-
What about you? You know any? I haven't had any personal experiences, but...
I think that women should go down the same way that like men go down for doing, you know, similar spiteful acts. It's really messed up. Good on you for that. Do you know of any stories maybe like a girl like scammed a dude or whatever? Um...
I mean, obviously, that's an extreme. We gave an extreme example, but there's many different plays, I guess. Maybe a dating app, maybe. I mean, a doctor told me one time that girls would go home with him after the club and try to steal off his Rolexes. That's common. It's been known to occur. No, no, but that's good that you mentioned that because that actually happens to a lot of guys that have a good career. They're not familiar with this type of shit. So they'd be a doctor or a lawyer or they work in some type of profession.
What happened?
I'm seeing Spongebob square pants, nigga.
Yo, like, what the fuck, dude? Stick her up to the show, man. I was like, what the hell? So, square as fuck. Wait, wait, wait. What the hell happened? Chris Kroc. Put in the boot in. Chris Kroc. What the fuck, bro? What are you doing, nigga? Did he change her clothes? No, he...
like from behind? Remember when he ripped his pants? Yeah.
Bro, he ripped his pants? Not ripped his pants, but it was showing. It was, bro, it was disgusting. We saw way too much of Chris. Yes, we did. We saw way too much of Chris. We took that way too much of Chris. I was talking about it. It was a lot of Chris. Level five, nigga. Like, please.
Okay.
Oh, yeah. So, yeah. Every time I'll be like on, you know, Twitter or whatever, and you'll see like some CCTV of like a guy going back
or two girls or whatever,
And they'll take him back. And then the girl will leave by herself. And she robbed the guy blind. In Vegas, two girls killed a dude.
No way. One time. And they robbed him. And he's right. If you bring two girls with you, that's the setup. Can I bring a friend? Nah. When you get busy with one of them, the other one's stealing your shit. Yeah. Yeah. But no, that's actually crazily common. You want a threesome? They got your ass. Yeah. Gotcha, bitch. And not only that, but a lot of women or a lot of...
A lot of girls get away with it because the men are like, it's embarrassing to go to the police and be like, hey, bro, I just woke up. All my stuff was gone. Who was the girl? I don't know. Are they drunk or really drugged? Yeah, and they don't remember anything. I mean, in Columbia, there's a whole...
They blow magic dust in your face. Yeah. In Columbia, what is it? Scopamine or something like that? In Columbia that the girls do?
What is that?
Huh?
I don't know what they're doing. That's an expert. That person's an expert. What the? That blow was a little... That blow was too good. What the heck? I'm Haitian. So, uh... So yeah, that's another one. In Columbia, they give you guidelines on what you gotta do and what not do.
I think we did an episode of Casey on that. And never be alone, for sure. What about you? Any stories you got? I don't have, like, I feel like a specific story, but I have heard, you know, of just, like, guys that I know or whatever, they're hanging out with females, and they either yab,
hanging out with two of them like you said that's the most common i feel like you bring somebody over you really think you bought a smash both of them they don't smash your shit stole it gone robbed you
And a lot of people, I feel like I don't know personally, but...
get set up like outside of you know a girl be like oh let me meet you sugar daddy whatever and then they got their friends come and jump you rob you and then pull off i think that should be pretty um
Self-explanatory.
When you set a date, you should have her come to you. You don't go to her.
But again, I happen to meet in public shit. Yeah, I know. Yeah, I don't even know. I like a restaurant or something. Yeah. We're meeting at the first time at someone's house anyway.
It's almost a setup. I don't really have any stories other than just, like, people still in, like, taking a girl back.
from the club and then she takes herself for it wait how do you wait wait you said the club yeah how you know that what do you mean how do i know that you go to the club yeah i go to the club
yo you are a strange individual my friend how how what did i do you're 19 in my mind by yourself bruh something isn't adding up why is it not adding up she belongs to the streets
i got another question yeah um there's a common saying i mean everybody's heard it in this room before that nice guys finish last right so i know that there's a lot of nice guys out there who'd like to meet a nice girl but every time they're nice to the girl the girl takes a gigantic shit on his life and then i know there's a lot of mean guys out there and they're mean and uh girls treat them like kings so uh
How do you feel about that? Do you think that's a fair assessment of the world, of the dating culture that we live in? Is it better to meet a nice guy or do you prefer a guy who's a little bit rougher around the edges?
I like a nice guy. I feel like bring nice guys back. Bad boys are out. Mean people are out. All right, felon, relax.
She likes getting sweet talk. That's what I'm saying. She's like, I'm rough enough for the both of us. There's no one in here.
Oh, man. All right, so we can start. We can work with you. You already answered, but we'll go here and then work our way back around. Do you prefer a nice guy or a bad boy? Yeah, nice guy or a bad boy.
Um, both. It depends. Like, I want you to be nice, obviously, but, like...
Somebody has to be...
- So you're here. - Okay, you can't choose one. - Someone has to be the leader. No, you can be nice and you can be mean. So not like mean, but like-- - I don't mean nice like weak. You could be like a leader and be a good man. I mean,
Do you want an actual good man or do you want a guy who's just a little bit more wild? No, I want an actual good man.
For sure.
For sure? For sure. All right, just capping. No, I'm not. Man, you're blinking hard I fuck right now. Okay.
What happened to your last boyfriend? Huh? What happened to your last boyfriend? We broke up.
Why?
He was too nice.
He didn't know how to be both.
Okay, okay, okay, guys. That's fine, that's fine. Not too much.
Okay.
Yeah. The older I've gotten, definitely a nicer...
like truly good man i think when you're younger honestly you attract the chaos that you are i'm fucking i've been chaotic i've been in the shit i even want to say i've been ratcheting i'm ratchet so yeah i'm not about to put that in the past no it is what it is so i feel like yes that energy i definitely younger and like i have attracted that for sure do i want that absolutely not the older you get you're like oh that's just me matching your energy i don't need that
I need peace baby like yeah bring it back down so I think the more like you were kind of saying with your wife the more you come into your spirituality and like connecting with God or yourself or whatever.
That goes out the window. You're like, I don't need a bad boy. I've been 30 years of being bad. Yeah, I'm good. Time to retire. Yeah. Yeah. Ugh.
No, but she's like, ah, 30 years of being bad. So I mean, she's like, so you weren't out then?
Oh, God. But the place is gone. I ain't even gonna say that because the way you talk about it. It's like, you want this now? You want this now? Come on. I'm not a good guy now. I said, flap to the wind. Let's fall off the bone. Flaps in the wind is not easy. Go from talking about me wanting a bad boy to be easy and flapping in the wind. That's what you said. You're self-snitching, though. You're self-snitching. We have the meats. We have the meats.
flapping in the wind you missed with a lot of grass if you gotta type just say that if you gotta type just say that hey hey listen sometimes they're gonna be holding you sometimes they're gonna be holding you know what I'm saying Wednesday night maybe you need a sandwich something quick you put it in the microwave for 30 seconds I'm gonna ask another question
- There's a lot of average guys out there.
- That's insane. - That's insane. - There's a lot of average guys out there with average jobs. Maybe they're young, they're not making a whole lot of money yet, but they have a promising future.
but they feel that the expectations in the dating world are unrealistic. You know, it's the whole, you're over six foot, you make over 200K, you got a full head of hair, you drive a Lamborghini. And lots of guys would rather just stay at home and sit on their Xbox and stack their money than deal with the shit out there. Would you be interested in a man who's still up and coming but a good guy, or does he have to have the Rolex in the crib, in the car for you to even talk to him?
are we talking? A 20-year-old figuring life out? Sure, but if you're 40 and still trying to figure life out, and not on the path to something, eh, probably not. Well, look, you know, everybody's got a story, right? So what if he's...
28, 30.
Okay. 33. Right. And he's like, look, I'm in school. I'm working my way through life. I got it. I got a plan. I got a vision. I'm executing it, but I'm not there yet. Right. I can't, I can't take you to the Carbone, but I can take you to, you know, the Waffle House. Right. Is that a deal breaker? No, not for me. I don't have a problem building. You're pretty much asking, will I build with a man? And yes, I would. Okay. I'm okay. Building. I'm okay. Putting in effort.
As a woman, you're supposed to be the counterpart to help your man grow, biblically speaking, religiously speaking. So as a helpmate, you've got a plan, you've got a purpose, but this is what we're going to do. And I think sometimes a man just lacks the right partner to grow.
make it to where they're trying to go i like it i think that's fair what do you think you want to know something interesting sure so no shut up please stop i hate when you talk kick me out
so the way that i found out that essentially in theory like you know men don't like women over 25
decreases after 25 except for Andrew Tate and I was sitting in the car with my mom and I was like why didn't you tell me like why didn't anybody tell me and I know that's stupid like are you supposed to know but it's like no one's telling women that except for Tate and it's like that's why people hate him because you're told as a young woman to go have fun go figure your life out go figure yourself out experience people you're not told hey just so you know your fertility is going
build with a man you should be a biblical woman you should meet someone and grow together they're telling everybody the complete opposite and so honestly a little part of my mission is to spread tate's message because if i didn't know and i mean i i consider myself a kind of high iq person it's like there's no way a bunch of other girls know there's no way they're wrong
biological thing that women are scared of is the concept that our eggs are running out so when they
Processing it properly. They're not. Hold on, let me ask you this then. How many of you ladies knew that? I knew it. You overtly knew it? That after 25 things kind of dropped off? These women are like, you know. Did you know at 18? She had no idea. What about you? Were you aware of that? Or like...
- Yeah. - Well, like your age not, do they even have sex education? - Okay. - I was gonna say, yeah, we found that in a sex ed. - I feel like they cut off sex ed for y'all. Like the younger, they don't talk about it anymore. So they just go in unaware. Yeah, I mean. - When did you guys find out? - And sex ed, I feel like in high school they told us, you got all the eggs you will ever have when you were born, and you're gonna wear them out until you hit menopause, and you're done. - And have a menopause way down. Like, when did you know, when did you like figure out, like, okay, maybe,
I should have probably maybe settled down younger like what age? I mean, I had children right away So I was 20 when I was pregnant with my first son, so I put my eggs to work and then I tied up the factory
What about you? How old were you when you found 25 you found out 25? What about you? When did you find out that it's like oh man if I was I get older it gets a little bit harder when she got her felony
today. I really need to know. I really need to know. It was fraud, but... Scammer. Scammer. The Haitians is a juet. Do you have a sense? It's all riding up now. By the way, just so you know, for tonight, Myron's Haitian. Why do you keep doing this? Oh, sweetie, baby. I'm not Haitian. Actually, the Haitians hate me. Why? Except two. Long story. Long story.
Yeah, sorry, you were saying when did you find out?
Like how old were you roughly?
roughly I felt like in my early 20s but as I've gotten older I feel like my opinion has changed like I know women doctors that like had kids and
at 32 like 35 like they're in their 40s that's the best strategy though wait until you're older like that to find a guy i think it depends on your situation i mean she's a dentist she's a doctor she went to doctorate school so oh the woman you work with well this is a doctor i worked with in the past yes but i mean she's super successful she lives and she have her guy now yeah she's married
You can do that in IVF, but if I can be devil's advocate, there is the whole moral debate about IVF because you're killing off the embryos. If you're like a super pro-life abort, like anti-abortionist, there is an issue within like the super hardcore Christian Catholic community of doing IVF because of that. So I just devil's advocate putting that out there. All right. Do you have some? No, chats.
Oh, we could. What about you guys?
Like when did you find out like okay? I should probably settle down sooner. You know you Celeste. Oh, yeah Honestly, you do not feel that way you could be like you might be like her and you might say I don't feel like that Okay, you know I got forever. Oh
I mean, I ain't got forever now that I am. But I've also, I mean, I learned, yeah, in like developmental psychology, anatomy, all that when I was in college. And then like obviously in sex ed, you learn about it. And yeah.
For me, though, I was never... I mean, I'm neither here nor there on, like, oh, my God, I got to have kids. I mean, yeah, have I thought about it? She just said earlier today, I'm finna just be auntie. Yeah, I'm just be auntie, baby. Like, I'm good. I'm good. You also know that smoking...
the green stuff.
fries your eggs faster too really baby i've been fried since i was 13 these eggs probably all already all right guys quick word from our sponsor uh for the actual uh show
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Jeff Rose, okay cool. Alright. Let's run it. Yeah, by the way, Joe, so I see why you left the dating pool because bro, dating nowadays is so tough. It's all risk too. It's very risky as well. Yeah. For a guy. Yeah, I'm glad to be out of that shit. Smart man. We got DG Build. Shout out to him. Freedah Tate. WTS lawyer. Is that who I think it is?
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Rumble so we can get crazy over there, cut off YouTube and kick and everything else.
So come on over to Rumble, guys. Solo.
You know what's funny? I had this question that...
Might be a little too much for you because I know. Nah, you're good, bro. Trust me. I've been around a long time. So, I guess, what constitutes as rape in Florida? Oh, no. Okay. Oh, no. There goes YouTube. Okay, okay.
Come on, man. I'm saying, wait. It takes a few seconds. I'm in grape. Now you can say we're good now. Okay, cool. Rape. Yeah, it's rape.
Well, let's just talk about it generally because the law is kind of the same everywhere. It has to do with penetration without consent. That's like the short sort of straight up version of it. So the idea is like, is sex consensual or non-consensual? Does it involve penetration? And if it's non-consensual and if it involves penetration of any orifice, it's rape.
relationship that happens for a long time and then at some point somebody's got an axe to grind or a gripe with you and they say yeah actually that thing that we did two years ago on the 17th of January I didn't really want that so I'm gonna see you into the ground now and they revoke consent post facto and then you have to fight a case so uh they invert yeah it is haram yeah yeah so that's um that's the that's the unfortunate reality it's how the justice system gets weaponized against men
Penetration is going one way Most of the time Now ladies in the room
Bye.
Have you ever been ripped before? We'll start here. No. Uh-uh. No? Goddamn. I mean, yeah. Oh, sorry. That was an expert on that. It's a tough question. Yeah. Yeah. I'm sorry. Okay. Thank you. That's terrible. That's terrible.
Now, if you don't mind sharing, because this is more of a private setting here. Was it someone close to you? Was it someone that you knew from before? You didn't know? One time it was somebody I knew. The other times it was just people passing through in college. I don't know them. So, yeah, that's what I mean by passing through. I don't know. Yeah. Thank you for that. Thank you. I'm really sorry that happened to you. Yeah. Yeah.
No.
uh yeah as a child i was raped by an uncle yeah when i was like seven i want to say i'm sorry that's super unfair it is but i've healed god is good you know i'm still here and still growing is he in jail no um like most children i kept it to myself i don't know for
21 when i finally confessed to my family it was only because he moved to florida to be close to where i was and it just freaked me out as an adult now and um my family kind of like put him out we've never seen him again uh the whole family doesn't even know it was only like a few people that i told so obviously we weren't gonna press charges or anything of that nature wasn't even something
be in jail and um i asked that question because um you know real victims do need to have like said it because whoever is responsible needs to be put in jail for life now when it's not real men are put in jail for nothing and this is the issue i have with a lot of cases with men here in florida especially something around the world is women will come and say like what you said before
It's consensual and they take it back and they put them in jail or work, sue them or whatever. In your opinion, what should happen to those girls? I hate those women. Take them. Absolutely. They should get whatever they thought they were going to do to somebody else because women like that make it number one, hard for actual victims to step forward because it's already hard enough to speak.
We didn't do anything, but you still feel shame. It's just natural. This happened to me. It's disgusting. Yeah, so it's already not easy to come forward and say anything, and then you've got women...
who are
just doing it just because and making it harder for the women who actually go through it because then it eventually gets exposed she was lying and now the next woman who comes forward
You got the stain from someone else who doesn't even have anything to do with me.
But because you know we've got all these women publicly accusing people, falsely accusing men, it does make it hard for the everyday woman to even
think about coming forward that's the sad part like yeah like i guess they're fucking it up for real victims like real victims sure don't really say because all the noise they're exploiting a situation for personal gain that's what exploitation is and they're using the horrific nature of the crime and everything that accompanies it to weaponize it against an innocent man while simultaneously taking the power away from actual victims who suffer these horrific acts
You know, it discredits the community of women who have been raped, and it makes it very hard for innocent men to go out there and function in the world. You know, an allegation, and that's it, your life is over. That's a bunch of horse shit. That shouldn't happen either. So it's very bad. It needs to stop. And the only way it can actually stop is if women lead to charge on it. We might have been screaming about it forever, but no one's ever going to listen to us. We need good women to step up and say, this is really bad, and it should stop for a multitude of different reasons. Fair.
laws written in where it's saying that exactly what you just mentioned where it's if you you want to explain it well like if you falsely accuse someone isn't that literally like falling filing a false police report why aren't there charges brought against people who are because like you said just an accusation it can be proven false it can be dropped but that stain still sticks with people why why doesn't it come backwards on the person who started the whole mess it can uh to
in Palm Beach for defamation, torsions interference with business relationships, all different other kinds of damages. But that's a civil remedy generally, especially when you're a woman. If you avail yourself to the justice system, you're protected. And because you're protected, you can weaponize it often without consequence. That's the problem. So to your point, we need courageous women who run for office and who will have the courage to legislate and say that this stuff should change.
change that needs to happen and it doesn't happen without uh without the right people in office what would the law be because saying that defamation defamation doesn't seem like a one-to-one ratio if you're being accused of rape like in theory if i'm accusing someone of rape and they would get let's just say seven years and a huge fine if it finds out if it comes to light that this is a false accusation i think i should get seven years and a large fine how what is the
Look, I'll tell you a little story. I became an attorney because my own brother was wrongfully accused and subsequently convicted of a crime he didn't commit. Oh, wow. Wow. He was...
15 years in jail for a crime he absolutely did not commit. I said I was a street guy.
Before that happened, but no real path in life. I had found a really, Jesus had found me a few years earlier, but I didn't know where I was going. And I figured out where I would go once that happened. Now, I told my brother and my mom and dad, look, I'm going to become a lawyer to go to school to try to get him out. And look, I couldn't do fractions. Never mind, get a doctorate in law. And it took me 10 years to become a lawyer. And I wasn't able to help my brother. He maxed out when I became a lawyer. He did 10 years, five in the box.
And he's a broken human being now because of what happened. And then I went to, as a legal intern for a year and a half, I went to work for an organization called the Innocence Project. So if you hear about guys who did 30 years, 20 years in jail, and then they subsequently get exonerated through DNA evidence, they were innocent the whole time. A woman accused them of a crime, and nobody believed that these guys were saying that they were innocent. But DNA exonerates them later.
else that wasn't you so on and so forth they get out they sue but they never get their life back they get some money lots of times they don't know how to use it how to invest it how to spend it no one can give you 30 years back 20 years back 10 years back it's gone forever and there's currently no criminal remedy uh for for anybody to to say you know what that person should be in jail that person should get the freaking electric chair for what they did to me yeah nothing like that exists so to your question um it would take some pretty intelligent people who have experience
will conviction work to reverse engineer this stuff and to get a crime, a penal code on the books that says if you falsely accuse somebody of rape and it's proven, you have a mandatory minimum of 20 years in jail. And then I think more women would think twice is that there is no punishment, you know? No, there's no punishment, but there is an incentive. The punishment that you were seeking on the behalf of other person, you should receive if you are falsely convicting them, falsely accusing them. I agree. I agree. Well said. What do you think?
What should the punishment be? Someone's lying.
Book them? Yeah, book them. Take them straight to jail. That's horrible and heinous. You can't lie on people. That's horrible. Plus, also, isn't there a statue of limitations once somebody accuses someone of that?
said it went after harley weinstein bill cosby all these other people they just conjured up shit from a million years ago you couldn't possibly prove it or disprove it it was your word against somebody else's word and these guys all went down and that's sort of they it opened up the can of worms and opened up the floodgates for everybody to come after men and it hasn't stopped since it's it's fundamentally wrong and evil and unjust but uh we're still dealing with it right now that's why andrew and tristing are dealing with the situation that they're in because it's so easy
and it cost you all your money and all your fame and all your influence to be able to fight it and that's why we need help especially from women when it comes to these guys because people are scared to speak out for them and it's a it's an unfortunate thing I could plug a few of fishbacks policies that are relevant to this if you guys are interested sure so the first one being I mean it is relevant you're talking about writing these things into law this man is running for
Thank you, Fresh. So essentially just against the like believe all women narrative where essentially like he wants to write into law where exactly what we've been talking about. If you falsely accuse someone of a crime and, you know, you're offering them, let's just say you want five years and five hundred thousand dollars. If you if it comes back that you're falsely accusing them, then you will receive that punishment. He also wants to do a marriage law, which I'm curious on how this would actually play out.
family marriages in the state of Florida, kind of going back to cheating being a misdemeanor. He wants essentially where if you were to cheat on your spouse or partner, you would lose everything 100%. You would lose your kids. You would lose the income. You'd lose everything. So it disincentivizes divorce.
that's interesting you know um look the nuclear family is important and divorce should be disincentivized uh you know criminal you know criminal i'm just not a fan of criminal allegations or consequences for everyday life unless it's actually criminal i understand the point to save the family it's a good point i think the the higher question or the higher law is that people should just work to not be divorced um
When I made a covenant with my wife in front of God in the church, I agreed to never divorce her. As a Catholic man, there is no divorce option. So no matter what happens, we're going to ride it until the wheels fall off, until one of us check out. Because it's my job to get her to heaven, and it's her job to get me there. And she's not perfect, I'm not perfect. Mistakes are going to be made along the way. And we just got to forgive each other, because I believe in a God who forgives me. I'm less than perfect.
so forgiveness love that's got to play into it as well i get the criminal consequences point it's a it's a good sort of militaristic approach to say hey the family needs to be saved but it's hard to save the family when you abandon god it's hard to sorry it's hard to write in morality but i love what you just said about marriage diet is a covenant between your wife yourself and god because that's the problem the divorce rate is so high because
get married or have kids or post that you're a MILF, but it is a lifelong covenant. And that needs to be emphasized in the culture, in my opinion. Yeah. Look, the breakdown of the family is a real thing. My mom and dad met working at Nathan's in Brooklyn when they were 16, and then they'd been together for 50-something years. I've seen them go up and down and left and right. I know as a young man, I gave them 100 reasons to get divorced, but they stuck it out. And I was
There are generational curses that pass down through families like rape and molestation and all these other horrible things. But there are also generational blessings that can be passed down if you're willing to bless your children. And one of those examples is how to stay together. Unfortunately, that seems to be lost on the world that we live in. So just to make sure. So you said the law is like basically it's going to be like a mirror on the person. So if like they accuse you of X, Y, Z.
and has found that that was false, you can be charged with those same exact charges? In theory, to my understanding, yes. At least catch the penalty for it. That'll be good. And he would do that, obviously, a full-order governor. And then you said there was where if the cheating spouse...
loses everything in divorce so like if they or they don't or they're not entitled to what they would have been entitled to yes in theory
You would lose everything. So if the guy cheats, right? But he made all the money. He loses it all.
God damn. To incentivize the nuclear family. There are so many statistics on people with two-parent households being extremely more successful than people one-parent household, especially fatherless children, as we all know, tend to commit the most crime.
So how would you lose it? Like, would it be like...
Again, it's his thing, he's writing, so I don't know. But, like, how would he go about that? Like, it wouldn't go...
i have no idea myron yeah i just thought we were speaking on the policies we're talking about we need people to write these policies into law and so i said hey i know a guy let me talk about this real quick okay so but you don't know the specifics i don't know this okay so that's fine um and then mo you said something about um or no i asked you earlier what what states or what states have a criminal uh for cheating if it's 16 16 states make it wow i don't think they're
is.
Idaho, Massachusetts, Michigan, Oklahoma, and Wisconsin.
It's a funny cheat there? Yes. Really? Wow. Don't go to those. Hey! Okay. Give us a step towards a funny than the states of the Mississippi. It says all the enforcement in these states.
are virtually non-existent or considered legally vulnerable. Okay. And others are, others that are misdemeanors,
Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Utah, Virginia. And it's an arrestable offense, misdemeanor. Yes. And then the other? Georgia was the other. And Georgia. Which ones are the felonies again? Massachusetts, Michigan, Oklahoma, and Wisconsin. Damn. Damn, it's a cheat, bro. That's crazy. Is that like a civil or a criminal? No, it's criminal. Criminal. It's criminal felony. That's why I said, hey, which states? I wanted to double check. I knew some states had it on the books. It's criminal. I just didn't know which ones it was.
And I didn't know that there was felony. I was kidding. I never cheated on anybody in my life. Really? But I could, but I never did. Wow. And of course, they have to be married, right? They have to be married. That's your definition of cheating. Yes. Yeah. So fun fact. Like, when I did stuff, I was single. I'm with somebody I don't cheat. So there you go. You get into exclusive relationships?
No. Okay. There we go. There we go, Ben. I'm like, yeah, what are you talking about? I want to cheat. What are you talking about right now? I didn't have choice like Joe does.
I will be faithful.
Yeah, but it's important for people to realize that you got to actually be married for it to be like the crime of these states. And then, yo, what is the cheating concept? Does it mean like actual like sex? Penetration, right?
penetration. That's actually emotional cheating counting. Yeah, there's emotional cheating counting. If it's codified in law, they need something measurable. Concrete. So I'm assuming it probably needs to be sex for it to be. Damn, going to jail for a felony for banging another chick. It's insane.
I'm having a side chick.
It's a slow Tuesday. You want a little strange. You know what I'm saying? A little strange. Wait, wait, wait. I don't know. Not in Wisconsin. When we get into felony, not so bad.
For the guy though, come on, man. Gotta pay the bills, take care of the house. Oh, cut it out. Cut it out. A little stranger here and there. Alright, I know we had some chats here. Yeah, we do.
uh we could read them uh well yeah actually connecticut is recently decriminalized connecticut made it recriminalized recently decriminalized wow yeah that makes sense blue state yeah uh where we at here and i think we got one guy that needs to call in too right yeah we got uh chat uh okay chase chase yeah oh no that's two no it's two because he's him too first google my wife keeps yelling at me and then that wait yeah no that was last show i was gonna say no no
My wife keeps yelling at me. Okay. Ah, yes. He changed the phrase. Okay, so let's look it up real quick. Okay. First, Google my wife keeps yelling at me and get the lady's response.
And after that, Google, my husband keeps yelling at me. He doesn't want to call it?
Nah, he just wants us to look it up. Alright, that's fine. That's fine. Hey guys, if you send 100 and you're calling in, put the last four of your numbers so Mo knows.
Catch says no man will ever bring a bill to law to hold women accountable. Sorry, girls. No one believes you were raped unless the man you're accusing went to prison. Never believe women.
Jeez. Damn, who are you? Who are you, bro?
I'm on galitos.
Somebody laughing at your question. Sorry. Actually, no, I'm not. All right. What else?
Mr. McBride a tremendous fellow these 304s don't deserve this time he's got better stuff to focus on like freeing
the bros
uh but that'd be mine first thank you guys appreciate you yes uh what else we got and oh do the google thing right give me a second i gotta put them all together all right and then we can do questions as well all right you could change the world if you could tag two to three girls with a rico for the extortion of high network yeah you could actually yeah that would be crazy
Oh no, remember the post on my page? Can you show them real quick? One lady was actually put in jail for six years for lying on a businessman in Hong Kong. So hopefully that spreads more, but who knows?
All right, KF2Time says, Women are like roller coasters. The way is long, but the ride is short. Women are kind of like rocks. We skip the flat ones and leave the big ones. Modern relationships and fat people never see no workout. Three or fours are like a pinata because she lets everybody hit it and split it. Her Instagram might be private, but her cooter is for the public.
Modern poetry. Cam is so funny, bro. Shakespeare.
Three or four Shakespeare. That's so funny. What else do you got? Hey, Joe, I have a question. I'm not sure if you asked this already, but earlier when we talked about the accusations of a girl accusing a guy of rape, right? Right. How can a guy, for example, if a guy wants to take a girl home, how can he defend that possibility of a girl accusing him of anything? Like, should he have her on an NDA? How should he go about that? So she can go around and say... Pretty good, pretty good.
It's a good question. There are a lot of answers to it. Witnesses often help. Witnesses to sex? No. Witnesses to the initial encounter and the initial relationship. It's a bad idea to take a girl home in the world that we live in on the first night or even on the second night. I mean, I'm trying to smash, though. I know you're trying to smash, but that smash will lead to your ass in jail, too. Yeah, I know you're right. You don't want that. So, I mean, I'm serious. The first or second time that you're out with a girl,
Uh, your, your, the propensity for you to go to prison or to be falsely accused of something is exponentially higher. So wait it out and, uh, create a paper trail. You need to make sure that somebody is of age. If you meet somebody in the bar 21 and over, does it mean that she's of age? And if look, you're going home, uh,
the next day you send a follow-up message last night was beautiful last night was great after care i'm glad you're 21 i always do that you know i'm glad you're 21 it was consensual it was consent right you have to cover your ass i i i am out with security with you know groups of guys all the time and uh you know andrew or tristan whoever there'd be guys in the car and they'll meet somebody and
age of somebody and uh how old are you where's your license and this is in front of a camera yeah and then we can go to the next place like i that's how i that's how i got these guys rolling in the world right now because it's that serious yeah absent that type of proof it's nearly impossible for you to prove up your case which makes you an easy target if you're in it for the one night stand so choose between the one night stand in your future and your bank account and
I can give you. It's crazy, but... That's actually crazy, but very smart.
Yeah. It's bad, fellas. It's really bad. Because the sad part is like, a girl can regret it and then try to say, oh, it's rape now because I feel like it.
That's really where we are. I feel like that's where most false accusations come from. A girl's taken back that she had a little fun last night, but she don't want to say it out loud the next day. And it's, oh no, he raped me. I wouldn't have slept with him. He raped me. Or they didn't get paid or they didn't get something. It's like they didn't like the outcome. They consented at the time, but then they didn't like the outcome. So they say, you know what? Nah, it's rape now. Fuck that. And they change their mind after the fact. That happens a lot.
- So what is that? - To make sure that, you know, - Why you got the baby oil? - It's all, you know, consensual. - Why you got the baby oil? Oh, oh! - You know, like make sure. Right, no? - Yes, you can. - You can? - You can do it.
You can send text messages as well. No, Joe, Joe, he means like actual sex tapes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, actual sex tapes. Like, make sure what it's like. Is this consent, baby? Right, Joe? I mean, that's one way to do it. All right, cool. Maybe on a film? It's baby oil in a film. I like the text receipts because that text is in writing, so you know that they were actually consensual in that moment. So that's really good, too.
puffy too it's like look you you're gonna roll a tape let's all consensual nobody was saying no
Lead into it, you know. You gotta be smart. But don't secretly record her though. Yeah. Tell her. That will get you in trouble. Tell her. Tell her. That's good. Some of you niggas are weirdos that are putting cameras in your bedroom and shit like that. You could go to jail for that. So make sure. Yeah, don't be a creep about it. I got a sex tape. Yeah.
From where?
Oh, you got one for real? Yeah, you got to be careful, bro. They're going to be like this.
Can I ask you a question? Yeah. It's, I don't want to say the counter signal, but it's really been on my mind about the whole Ron DeSantis thing.
Can we talk about that? Yeah. I'm just so curious because I had seen the press releases time after time after time again where Ron was like, the Tates are not welcome in Florida. And I was just wondering, did you guys know about that? Like, why did they come here? Because that has really been weighing on me because I feel like that was kind of the core issue. Because if Ron is going to go for president, he kind of needs to stand on business and continue what he said. Ron DeSantis will never be president. That is for certain.
uh, no, it was March of 25. As soon as they touched down, uh, an announcement was made and Ron DeSantis treated these guys like they were terrorists and like they were not American citizens. I don't even know if you realize that they were American citizens, but he said, you're not welcome here. You shouldn't be here. I don't know how it's come to this, but we're going to investigate here. We're going to turn the screws to here. We're going to find something. Now, Andrew's innocent. Tristan is innocent. And we opened ourselves up to an
office. The investigation was cleared at some point. Andrew knew he was innocent the whole time. So did Tristan. So he went around the country, whether we were in LA, New York, Vegas, and he just dragged DeSantis all over the place. F you, Ron. I'm here, Ron. Come get me, Ron. Send your, you know, AG, Ron. I'm here, I'm here, I'm here. Because that is how an innocent man behaves when a despotic midget from the government says, we're going to come get you
had your freaking life the guy's a bum he's a scrub and he hates everything about andrew because he's a jealous freaking loser so um he's working my it's my understanding from what i've been told that he is a material participant in the scheme to get them into work with the uk uh the ag from florida wrote a letter to the uk when they were here last time like do you want to extradite that's insane uk was like we have an agreement
But at some point, these guys are winning. And when they went to D.C. to exercise their First Amendment rights, they were invited to private parties. And they also met with some congressmen and people in government. They have a right to do that and not be penalized for it under the First Amendment. But they had real proximity to real power, right? They were with some of the most high-ranking people in government.
now or never or never because the next step is the resolute desk it's the whole office and if that happens it's it's really over so they grabbed him and they got him and they hurt him and they hurt him at the worst time because uh todd blanch is up for he's the ag uh he's up for confirmation to be the attorney general of the united states the midterms are coming and most of the people in congress are some of the most weak and pathetic and unimpressive people have ever met in my life
care about getting reelected and making sure they line their pockets. So, um, I don't think any meaningful fight, meaningful counter fight will come until the elections pass right now. It's on us to show, to shoulder this burden. But, uh, you know, I think Ron DeSantis is a, is a corrupt joke and that his AG, um, is, is just as pathetic. And if they're responsible for, uh, the Republican
that comes with that, the sort of Joe Rogan, fresh and fit, Sean Ryan, Andrew Tate crew, they're not going to win the next election without it.
Good luck to it. AOC will be president and she'll deserve to be president because you will have freaking ruined it. So this is a midget who puts his own ambitions and interests above the Constitution. And, you know, we're going to fight him around every hill and every corner until we win because the truth is on our side. But, yeah, no, he's he's not a good man.
that was so base that was way more than i was expecting thanks for that no thank you so much that was so insightful so just to clarify it seems as if the state of florida ron the ag they were going to be like prosecuting as you said they're chasing them around regardless if they came back to florida do you think that they were going to extract them from another state in the united states no i don't okay we we've been everywhere um i i really think that it was uh you
of a perfect storm. You have an AG and a governor here that don't like them. And then you have the fact that the tripwire was activated in D.C. Right? And a call was made from D.C. to say that these guys are coming to Miami and you better get them because their proximity to power is too real. They're everywhere whether it's at the UFC, whether it's on Capitol Hill, whether it's in Dubai with the Crown Prince so-and-so or all over the world they're jet-setting all over the world. They're not
If we don't get them now, whoever Trump picks for the next election, they're going to back him and he's going to win. And DeSantis wants to be president. And that's a material part of a monkey. If you're plugged in and if you can see this for what it is, I have a sense that you very much are. It's two plus two equals four. It's a record breakdown. You got the? Oh, yeah. Okay. So these questions are for Joe.
which is good. Let's go. Let me joke. How did the Tates pick women for children?
Oh, that's a good question. Someone's trying to get knocked up. So it really, it really depends on, on, on a few things. Obviously beauty is a factor. Competency and intelligence is a factor. The ability to understand their lifestyle is another factor. They typically have children with the same women over and over again.
your way into that part of their life and you're uh loyal to them and you loved them and you understand them you know they're they're they're all they're all making babies they're trying to raise their own army and they're doing a hell of a job at it uh what's been the most challenging part of representing uh andrew tate the most challenging question it's not a bad question me okay the most challenging part is dealing with uh tate derangement syndrome right so uh trump
changements in so much. Trump, ah, you gotta go crazy. Put him in jail, lock him up, throw away the key. You don't even know what's going on. You just want to lock him up and throw away the key. And he's automatically guilty because you can't see past your own stupidity. Same thing with Tate. He triggers people viscerally. Meanwhile, his core message is you should believe in yourself. You're 19 years old. And right now there's another 19 year old working on AI, perfecting herself in
and she becomes a billionaire or do you want to watch the girl next to you become that billionaire that could be you that's his message that's his message but people want to cancel him because of it so that's sort of the cross-section of the frustration that i have he's out has he helped any of you ladies with making more money or figuring out how things work or anything like that or no but when i was interviewing the woman propaganda he said that he got big because of hustlers university yeah it's a good place anybody else no no you should join it's great um tate
the Hustlers University strategy and I being money after listening to Luke Belmar. So it's kind of, you know, correlated. I got the Johnny Walker. All right. I studied.
If you could clear up one misunderstanding about the case, what would it be? One misunderstanding. I mean, there's a lot of misunderstandings about the case. Let's see. Don't listen to the mainstream media. It's all horseshit. Don't believe the allegations against them. The allegations are so despicable. They're so heinous.
They're designed to provoke an emotional reaction from you and just be like, oh, you know, they must be true. There's this idea.
that if the Department of Justice is speaking and if the media is backing them up that there's institutional credibility and You should be able to see past that at this point because it's a big gigantic load of shit. Yeah, and the DOJ doesn't even they're just doing what the Brits want at this point So yeah, all right. What's the biggest misconception people have about your client? Well, I'll say clients both the brothers You know Andrew interesting are very different. Andrew is one of the most compassionate caring and kind people I've ever been around and
Everywhere we go, he's just a genuine gentleman to everybody. He helps strangers all the time. I've never seen an interaction with any woman in the world that hasn't been positive. Everywhere we go, people love him and love Tristan. There's this idea that the villains, when they were in D .C., they were holding court with some of the most high -ranking people in government. And that is, if they're in a subway in New York or if they're in a palace in Dubai, that's the way it goes.
well -read
well-read people I've ever met. I mean the guy... - You're smart. History buff. - Yeah, me too. I've read like a thousand books and he's read like a thousand books. So we get to have these really in-depth conversations that sometimes other people can't participate in because we're so well-read.
And that's a real pleasure to be around when him and I are in a jet somewhere for 11 hours talking about, you know, the fundamentals of war and why the Battle of Arstalits was won by Napoleon. And nobody else understands it because we're a bunch of freaking geeks.
Do you think he'll be extradited with Romania?
I think he meant to write owing tape money still.
So what's the question? Yeah. Can someone, can you, who asked this? It's a good question. I just wanted to make sure. It was me. Okay. Here, I'll have you read it. Can you pass it to her? So she makes sure we don't. Just explain it any way you want. Yeah. Do you think that they're going to extradite being that they're still owing him money? And that's kind of like a shield for him right now with the UK case going on?
Is that the question? Our hope is that if it doesn't work out here and they have to get extradited, that they should go to Romania. I had a guy come to me a couple of years ago and he's an Israeli guy and he said, hey, I need you to help me with this situation. I said, okay, what is it?
uh you know she was wrong and the court sided with me he came back after traveling abroad and came back to new york city and found his ex-wife living in his house she was like squatting there and then she sued him and won in new york and took all his shit right so he came to me no not just had a had a subsequent divorce proceeding and sued him in new york and won but because there was a judgment already in israel i was able to take that into the court and say hey this should control
and he won. So to your point, why am I bringing that up? Because Israel's judgment in this situation here is Romania. Our justice system in England should be respectful of Romania. It's the most expensive prosecution in Romanian history. There's a lot of money invested by the government and a lot of money invested by the brothers to defend themselves. So that should be able to play out before it ever even goes to England. So I actually know what, I forgot to ask this question on the first broadcast, but we didn't
How does Romania feel about England cutting the line? Because there was an agreement in place that, look, we're going to let the judicial process play on Romania first. Then we'll come in with our charges. And they cut the line. And this was agreed upon beforehand. Now they're cutting the line, getting them in the United States, trying to get them to England without the judicial process finishing in Romania. How does the Romanian government feel about that?
as far as like compared to the UK? So Romanians are very proud. And if you're a Romanian who loves your country, and if you're a member of the government who believes that Romania should be the greatest country in the world and Romania first, these people are obviously mad about it, right? They feel disrespected. They've been invested in this whole process. It's been the biggest news in the country for the last couple of years. There are a lot of people who believe that there's an injustice happening. There are some people who believe that the brothers are
Do they have jury trials over there or is it judge trials?
It's weird the way it works out. The indictment doesn't even happen over there. It's a unilateral finding by a prosecutor based on reasonable suspicion. It's not even probable cause. Yes, the jury trials are not like here. But it's working out over there for them. But then there are elements in the Romanian government that are infiltrated by, let's call them lefty-funded NGOs
Sort of the communist socialist cause then they are their own national interest and those are the people trying to get it to Britain because they know that they're losing So the majority of Romanians and the majority of people in the Romanian government want to see it stay there for certain has the government like oppose what England is doing here or are they going to oppose? If if he does get decided to guess into the UK like is remaining gonna fight it now at all? We're in the process of figuring that out right now, okay? I
Yeah. Awesome. Yeah, because in my head, I'm like, that's like a diplomatic nightmare. You agree to let this thing play out because you're right. I thought about that. The government spent probably...
millions of dollars to make this thing happen over the years and it's like you're cutting the line well don't forget if they close the case they gotta pay him what a billion dollars they gotta pay andrew a bunch of money uh i'm not so if they if andrew sue after if andrew wins the romanian case he'll be entitled to all sorts of different stuff the assets that were seized the money the gold yeah all that and he'll be able to sue for a wrongful prosecution so right look the
But it should be able to play out there. Right now, it's going pretty good. Yeah, it's kind of an insult to them. It's a big insult. The UK just cut the line, especially after they agreed upon it in writing years before. Yeah. That's nuts. The UK just going, shut up, you stupid Romanians. You don't matter. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. Any else? Okay. We'll read some.
Oh, did we have the Google thing?
Yeah. Let's do the global thing. And then chase the man as well. And then we'll have Chase go on, then we'll close the thing out. Okay, when your wife is yelling at you, stay... So...
Here's a Google. So when you Google, my wife keeps yelling at me. It says, stay calm. Set a firm boundary to pause the conversation and step away until you both feel safe and quiet.
Do not yell back as matching her volume will only make the argument worse. Okay? All right. Next one. Now, next one is... Oh, gross. Speak with someone today. Call the phone number. God damn. Domestic. That's crazy. Wow, bro. In case your wife is beating you.
Talk about double standard, bro. Wow. That's great. That's grooming. That's what that is. That's wild. That's grooming. That's psychologically grooming you to turn your husband in
for unreasonable reasons. That's insane. Wow. Kids read that. Catch.
Hey Joe! Wanna laugh? Watch this ladies skanks through countries. Yo what the fuck? Alright we'll do that last. Alright uh we're gonna have uh what's the name calling?
is he on the line? let's get him on real quick by the way guys if you want to call into the show
Well not now We're about to close Next time Next time But yeah Go ahead Chase What's up We can hear you Hey guys Can you hear me? Yeah Hit us with your question Alright I got some good questions This time I followed your advice And I wrote them down You ready? Alright wait wait Nigga nigga One question bro Come on man One question bro Trying to do a Whatever One question man Yeah one Next show you can do it
Okay, here's a good question. One of my four I have here. The good one that I have is...
in your opinion,
What has caused more harm in the marriage dating scene in the Western world? Social media with OnlyFans?
Jewish feminism with female empowerment or 50/50 soy boy simps. Why or why not? Ask the ladies those questions. Wait, that's for the girls or for Joe?
Girls and girls, both. Okay. So let's sit out one more time. So you're asking what has hurt the relationship? What has hurt relationships more? Or marriage? What has caused more harm to the marriage dating scene in the Western world? And the examples I named are social media with OnlyFans, Jewish feminism with female empowerment, or 50-50 soy boy simps.
Okay, so social media feminism.
It was OnlyFans, not social media. And 5050 Soy Boy Sips.
No, it's three options. Social media, feminism, or simps.
All right, ladies, what's her marriage relationships the most in the United States and or West? Social media, feminism, or simps? Which of those three do you think is the worst? Let's start here. Social media.
Okay.
Feminism.
Bonus. Okay.
you
I want to say a combination of social media and feminism.
Which one did you say is the bigger contributor?
We understand all three are contributors, but which one is the most...
has the most weight? Damn! Feminism. Okay. Feminism.
okay same feminism okay feminism so that is yeah four for feminism one for social media good job so um anything else bro uh joe no
Oh yeah, Joe, what do you think? Sorry. So I'm going to give a little bit of a different answer, and I'll say that it has to do with...
the inverse of God's plan for the world, which has to do with feminism. There are gender roles, there are household roles, and there's an idea that the family should stay together. And once that was undone, as the family goes, so goes the world. So once the family unit broke down, the world broke down right after it. And in the end, men will become women, and women will become...
I don't know what. Man. It's in the Bible. It's in the Bible. Is it? Yeah. In the end days, that's what's going to happen. It's going to invert. The devil always does opposite of what God does. It's called Days of Noah. Yeah, there you go.
All right, Chase, W, man. Yeah, Chase, anything else before? If you had a rapid fire, one that's quick, I'll let you do two.
Yeah, I got a good spicy road fire. Ladies, you prefer kinky sex or romantic sex? Let's go! W Chase! Let's start here. For me, it depends on my mood. I don't know if I want you to fuck me or finesse me.
That's a perfect answer for her. Okay. That is a stripper answer. I'm a hopeless romantic.
Boring Boring Hold on Um Yeah She likes romantic Motherfucking uh I know No you don't bro Come on bro No no no Come on man No no That's congruent It's congruent Alright It's congruent I know Alright I know
If you like my kinks, that is romantic. Because goddamn, yeah. So I'm going to say kinky sex. Okay. She a freak freak. She on that diddy list.
What about you? Probably both. It depends. Look, you're 19. What the fuck? I'm sorry. You asked the question. I'm just giving away. How do you get both? How do you get both? Yo, that's wild. Okay, cool. All right, yo, Chase. There are questions, bro. All right. Good job today. Can I ask one last quick one? One more spicy one? All right, go ahead, man.
Now on one question, bro.
What do you think is hotter when you're having sex, being pinned against the wall or being pinned in the bed? What? What was the question? What? Yeah, you're going in the bed, bro. Yeah, no, he is. I'm not tuning. He is. It's a good question. That's crazy. He said it's a good question. I mean, Chase, bro. That's not tuning. That's a good question.
Joe thinks this is hilarious. Nigga, she's 19, nigga. Yeah.
I ain't doing it.
He's like, I'm talking to you. I'm not doing it. L. Chase. Chase. Chase. All right, man. We all do. We all do. Next time. All right. Friday. All right, bro. Ask a party questions. All right. We'll do two countries. And then last thoughts. So start here. No, do not start with me. I'm sorry, guys. Start over here. We'll start here. Yeah, start over here. So here's the rules. What's the rules? Please name two countries.
You can't name USA, Canada, or Mexico. And whatever she says, you can't repeat. Cool? So start here, three countries. I got to name three by myself. And where you're from. And ladies, no helping. And then you want to do the last thoughts too? Yeah. All right. So last thoughts and last shots for Chris. There you go. Chris, you can let it rip now. Yeah, last shots, bro. Wait, it was what? Last thoughts and last shots. I'm sober, nigga. Yeah, I'm sober. Yeah, perfect.
today. Perfect. Perfect. Hold on. Hold on. Chris, you're sober? Yeah, I'm sober today. I thought you were drunk. No, I'm drunk. He's acting like that. Since we roast each other. It's going to be North America. It's going to be a new segment, guys. Last thoughts and last shots. Or last thoughts and last shots. Yeah. There you go. For Chris. With Chris, yeah. Yeah. So, USA, Canada, Mexico, you can't name. Okay. How about Spain? Okay. Two more.
Venezuela. Are you telling her I'm asking? I'm saying Venezuela, Spain, and Italy. Okay. Mama mia! Japan, Russia, Poland. Okay. All right.
Czechoslovakia, Uzbekistan, India? I don't think Czechoslovakia exists anymore.
I mean...
actually no actually Czech Republic is there yeah I was gonna say maybe she was talking about the old map she like aimed high on that one though yeah she was going fire out there you wanna name another one yeah one more um Antarctica Antarctica
Oh my god
Why do you want to go there bro like I want to explore
Explore what? Explore your brain, nigga. Yo, that's what? There's no Haitians there. Build has donated 100 dollars. The Matrix sent their agents. W Top GW The Talisman.
Alright, TTS works. Let's go. W! What did it say? One more time? We gotta get on screen. One more time? I got you. Build has donated $100 and says the Matrix sent their agents.
W Top GW The Talisman. W. Respect. Free Top G. It probably did show up on the screen. It's just that Bill's has everything stripped on what we're seeing right now. It's fine. It's fine. Yeah, yeah, it's fine. What about you? Oh, my turn. Antarctica is a continent, by the way. There's nothing there about polar bears, though. And penguins. Not only polar bears. They might have a few research stations and that's about it. I need to explore!
By the way, polar bears are like the worst predators ever. Really?
you to them. Yeah, dude. Yeah, they're not friendly. They only eat meat.
They're carnivores 100% and they will literally kill you. So you're cooked, man. What's that bear saying? If it's white, good night, polar bear going to tear your ass up. Yeah, polar bear. Yeah, polar bear. Wait, should you send me Klondike? That's a funny one. If it's white, good night. What's that? The Klondike bar? Yeah, Klondike bar. The Klondike bar, yeah. Oh, shit. You look friendly on the commercial. Okay. And he doesn't drink Coca-Cola either. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Coca-Cola, yeah.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - They can drink a cola. Yo, this is the same Coca-Cola. - Yeah, man. - This is the same Coca-Cola. They just eat seals.
And penguins all day. And humans. Yeah, everything, yeah. So, yeah, polar bears, one of the most dangerous animals. Eskimos.
all right what about you thailand philippines no no that's where you're from that's crazy okay um north korea lao philippines okay all right wow okay it's my neighbor man yeah i'm not gonna lie
South America? Yeah, South America, sure. South America? No helping, no helping, no helping. North America? Okay. South America, what else? Did somebody say Korea? Yeah. North girl, they got a South, I don't know. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm done. I don't know. Hi, Leo. Hi, Leo. Yeah, you need two consonants, but that's fine. Hi, Leo. This is crazy. Bro, imagine 19, by me alone, you're cooking, though. You're cooking, man. I'm sorry, I'm not cooking. You what? Alright, Joe, where can they find you, bro?
Fedlaw NYC across all social media platforms. Very easy to find me. I'm out there. And once again, folks, we're going to be here in Miami, August 13th, supporting Tate at the courthouse, 11 a.m. We'll be out there. What's it called again? The federal courthouse.
Clyde. Clyde. Clyde Watkins. Clyde Watkins. Atkins. Watkins, Atkins. Federal courthouse. It's right there, I think, on like 2nd Street. Well, the federal courthouse, niggas. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You can't miss it. There's a glass one that's really nice.
We're going to be there. I'll be there with a fucking megaphone. The media will be there.
August 13th, 11 a .m. Don't worry. We're still a ways away. We're still almost two weeks away.
But it's official. Be out there. 11 a.m. Black 13th. Hearing's at one. Hopefully we win the hearing and the Tates are ready to get out on bond, I guess, right? Is what it's going to be? Yeah. That's what we're hoping for and praying for. All right, girls. Wait, wait, wait. Girls, last thoughts? Chris. Chris, Chris. No, the girls. Chris, Chris, Chris. Chris, Chris. When you're sober, just shut up. They give their last thoughts, though. No, we don't care. We don't care. We don't care. All right, guys. Peace.
I don't know.