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So Andrew, I honestly didn't think I was going to make it here this time. You know, to use your phrase, the matrix got me for a while.
You told me something happened. What happened? You know, it's unbelievable. I got this tour going on in the UK. We're going in March.
And because I was coming to Dubai first, I had to have six months left on my passport. And my passport actually expired in June. So Ella's telling me, "Go get your passport done." I said, "I'll do it when I get back." She says, "You got to do it right away. You can't get an appointment there."
I make a connection. I get an appointment on a Monday. I'm leaving Tuesday, Tuesday night, right? Go there Monday, give them the money, go through the computer, everything's fine. I go back Tuesday morning.
Mr. Francis was sorry, we can't give you a passport. I said, why not? Department of Treasury has put a hold on it. I said, Department of Treasury. So they said, you got to call them up. I said, call the Department of Treasury? This is you. It'll take six months to even get through to them. Long story short, what I find out is somebody puts a fraudulent tax return, filed a fraudulent tax return for 2023. Wasn't even due yet. And I never file on time anyway. I'm always four months late.
and I needed a $100 return, right?
So the IRS looks at it and said, this is fraudulent. They don't process it, but they post it. So overnight, when I go to try to get my passport, goes over the computer, whatever, they stop me.
So when I find this out, I said, "Well, who posted this? Who filed it? You can file it e-file." They said, "Well, we can't tell you because it's under investigation." They said, "But you're fortunate. You've got to thank us." They said, "Thank you for what?"
Had we processed it, they would have put a warrant out for your arrest and locked you up at the passport office. This is what they tell me, right? So right now, I still can't get a copy of it. They won't give it to me. They say it's under investigation. Somebody did it. Somebody just put it in there. But normally, it would take four to six months to get this done. Fortunately, I was able to get it done in a month. Otherwise, I wouldn't be here. Well, the really interesting question is the person who did this...
Do they even have a passport?
Are they even a citizen? Who knows anymore? We've entered a new era of insanity where these kind of things can happen, and we don't even know who did it. They may not have a social security number. This recently in London, there was a...
I can't remember if it was a stabbing or an acid attack. Something heinous happened in London only a month or a month and a half ago to a little
And they were talking about how they couldn't find the guy.
And London has the most CCTV in the world. And as much as I believe the UK is a failed society, the Met police are pretty good at wrapping up the violent people pretty quickly. They do respond and find them.
It's unfortunate they only come after the event. You'll get stabbed.
But they might catch the guy once you're dead, which is kind of nice. But they couldn't find this person who did this extremely heinous crime. And I made the very obvious point. The only reason they cannot find somebody who did something so heinous in the middle of the day, in the middle of a city like London, is because they have no idea who this person is. He has no social media, no passport, no.
bank cards, no footprint. He came on a boat. He turned up. He murdered a native.
And he's vanished because who knows who is he? You have a grainy CCTV image and absolutely nothing else.
So,
I mean, maybe I'm a, not maybe, I've been called it a few times, it must be semi-true conspiracy theorist. But when you tell me things like this, just it sounds like people trying to game the system.
And who are these people? Do they even have American passports or citizenships or any interest in the country at all? Or are they just there to exploit whatever they can exploit?
Who knows? You know, but I don't know how the immigration system is here. I know it's pretty bad in the UK, but you've got to see how it is in America. Yeah.
We have probably 15 million people that have come into the country. And I spoke recently to 850 Border Patrol agents in Texas.
And they told me, Michael, you have no idea. We have no idea who's coming into this country. We don't know how many have gotten away. We don't know how much drugs is coming in. They have no idea.
How much human trafficking is taking place. Human trafficking, the whole bit. Yeah, it's scary. And it's scary, one, because of the situation, but it's really scary when you understand it's by design.
I don't believe it's an accident. I don't, you don't have to be have any degree of a functioning brain to understand that a nation requires a border.
You can't sit and believe you have a nation without a border. It's not a nation at that point. It's not a nation anymore. Right. So these people must be doing it by design. You must then you have to go deeper down the rabbit hole. Why are they trying to do this? And I see these little hints in the media. You see things and they say, you know, Trump might lose the election because of the
undocumented voters,
And I sit and think, are these people really busting their way into America and then urgently trying to find a way to vote?
Or are they just letting them in so they can use that as a scam, make up the votes themselves?
"Don't put me in jail." But they'll just say, "Oh, this is the undocumented vote." And they'll just print it and write it themselves, and they'll just blame them. These people probably don't even need to vote. They're just the scapegoat for the scamming of the election. That's what I think they're doing it for. - I've been saying this for months. There's only one reason, and this is totally political. They're letting them into the country.
And that's to influence the voting. That's it. They want to turn the entire country blue, the entire country progressive. They never want to get out of power.
It's kind of interesting because I study the fall and rise, the rise and fall of empires and no empire lasts forever. And before the American empire was the British empire and before that was the Dutch empire. And they all kind of end the same way. The Roman empire is one that everyone studied and understands.
And you look at the fall of the Roman Empire and it's not that complicated that the
The population became decadent. The men didn't want to fight anymore. When the barbarians would come, they'd say, "Ah, we don't want to fight you. We'll let you in. You can be Roman too." Everyone got addicted to this idea of just getting slaves, whether sexual slaves or slaves, they can sit around and do nothing. So they just let the barbarians in and hired them as slaves, cheap workers. They inflated the currency. And eventually it just all collapses on itself. It can't last for long. - Sounding familiar right now. - It sounds pretty familiar. And this is the thing that people don't understand. When they look at,
You know, if I had to be optimistic,
Let me try and be optimistic for once in my life.
So are you a pessimistic guy? I don't think I'm a pessimistic person, but I am a realist.
And if you're realistic...
I'm a realist, you know? I had a tweet that I put up a little while ago and I said,
Thank you.
If I walked into a room and someone gave me a million dollars,
I wouldn't smile or get happy or laugh.
I'd wonder if I can get to the car park alive. That's just my brain. I'd be like, a million dollars, thank you. Why? Oh, we really like you, Andrew. Like, okay.
I like you too.
Hmm. Maybe I'm a pessimist. Even a million dollars will make me worry. I don't know. But um,
- If I wanna be optimistic, I think if you wanna try and explain the matrix or why these things are happening to the lay person,
I don't think they understand that if you get enough money and enough capital,
you're no longer tied geographically to anywhere. You can go anywhere. I'm in Romania, I'm not Romanian, and I can live on any country in the world. I can go to the Philippines or Japan tomorrow, I can pay a lawyer to get me my residency, and I can buy a nice big house, and I can live there. So you don't have the same vested interest in a local area, right? So if you have a decision to make, which will allow you to make forever profit,
But it may detriment a certain area for...
It allows you to make 5% more profit, but it'll increase the crime rate in a certain town by not 0.6% because people are coming in who no one knows who they are. You may not be evil, but you're kind of just like, I get to make more money and I don't live in that town anyway. And if I don't do it, my competitor is going to do it. And we're trying to compete with China.
We need the cheap workers and, ah, okay.
And it's a lot of that going on as well. People just a bunch of small decisions compounding on top of each other. And before you know it, you have towns or states or districts or areas that are completely wrecked by people making decisions to benefit themselves to make money, and they just simply move and leave.
If you don't have geographical freedom in the world today and to have geographical freedom, you need to have financial freedom. You're in trouble because you're living in an area that you don't have any control or influence over. And there's a whole bunch of people trying to extract as much money as possible from that area. They don't consider your point of view. They don't consider your life. It doesn't matter to them.
How can I make as much money as possible? And it's good to a point. I met, I went to see, this is about a year ago. This is when I totally realized I've lost all touch with money.
And it was about, no, it was about two, maybe two, two and a half years ago. Dan Bilzerian, I knew him from before. He's actually a very nice guy. He was in France and I'm here in Romania. And he said, I'll come over and say hi. I said, all right. So I got a jet from here to France. And then there was six of us. We all got a five-star hotel and six different hotel rooms. And then we had a security team with us because I go security everywhere. And then we ate out a couple of times. And then we were with Dan at his place for five minutes. And we did a video game thing. And then we decided to drive back to Romania.
cars from here there and we took a four day road trip through italy back through france all the way back to romania and i sat down i said tristan
He goes, "Voia." And I said,
By the time we flew in and out on jets and got security and six five-star hotel rooms and ate and moved the Lambos and drove the Lambos and gas to the, we just spent like $350,000 in four days saying hi to a friend. That's how ridiculously expensive the world's become. And then we can always tie everything back, right? It's super interesting because now all of that's on Instagram.
So you have young women sitting there going, that's the kind of boyfriend I want.
And it's like, okay, well, there's like 10 of them. - Yeah. - So good luck. - Yeah. - So everyone's chasing this lifestyle.
Men...
feel we talk about male depression, male suicide. Well, men feel happy when they're respected. A lot of men don't feel respected because the world's obsessed with this fantasy that I'm living fantasy, but it's unique. It's rare, right? Women want that and only that, which is fine. That's what I'm raising my daughter to do. I don't want her to have anything else. But we talk again about broken gender dynamics and how this all ties in. We've never had a period in human history where you were constantly spying on everyone else's life.
And not just their life, you're only spying on the highlights of their life all of the time. So how does that affect the human psyche? I think about me as a person. I'm at the weird age where when I was 13, there was no mobile phones. And when I was 16, everyone had a mobile phone in school. It's like it went from nothing to like MSN messenger in school. And so I remember the transition between the two.
And the amount of gossip, the amount of bullying, the amount the world changed when MSM Messenger came out.
was massive, right? The whole thing changed within two years.
I can't imagine being 12 or 13 now.
You go on Instagram and Twitter and you see murder all over the news. And you're seeing these girls who are on boats at 18 and you see the guys living this crazy life like I do with money. And you're sitting there and you try and get a job and it's 25,000 a year. And everyone's minds must just be a mess.
Everything's messed up. And, and, and then, and then you look at the, the mentality of a lot of these people. And I talk about this from my perspective, because I, I primarily talk to younger guys.
And they've gotten to a point where they're just apathetic and they're just gamblers. They're like, well, I'll just gamble on crypto or I'll gamble on the stock market. I don't stand a chance of getting out with hard work. I don't stand a chance of getting out with education. I don't stand a chance of having a woman who loves me without money. So I'm just going to just gamble. Just gamble on meme coins or just gamble on the stock market. And if I lose, I'll just sit in my bedroom and play video games. I give up.
They're just giving up on the system, giving up on society. They're no longer waking up saying, if I work hard and train hard and be a good person, I can build a good society. And that's what you teach them. And that's what I'm trying to teach them to do because they've just given up.
They just don't care anymore. At a young age. At a very young age. Because they're seeing too much too early. And I can't even imagine myself at age 12 seeing all this. How would I end up?
It's weird because they're saying themselves. I'm not going to be in that position. You know, we're spending all that kind of money and doing so they give up. They give up and also not just they give up, but they they sit and they think, well, that's all that I that's all that matters. That's all I want. That's all that success is. I don't care about and I try and make it very hard. That's why I always mention I was broke for the longest time.
And that's when I actually became the person I am. I don't think money changes you. I think money amplifies you.
I think if you're a real man and you get rich, you're a good man, like Trump.
Well, like us, if you're a pussy and you get rich, you become worse than ever. You become like we talked a week dictatorial, insane, insane, evil person. And we're surrounded by them. That's right. So you need the, you need all of the character building bad times being broke. You need all that before you're rich. The worst thing that can happen to you is you get rich at 19.
Imagine a 19 year old boy is filthy rich. He's an idiot. So, but, but society has just got them all messed up now. And I feel like they've lost vested interest in the future of themselves and society, which probably ties back into why people are getting away with what they're getting away with. Cause they look at the politicians and God's a scam anyway. So I, oh, who cares? It's all bullshit. I give up. I don't stand a chance. Anyway. I give up. I give up. I give up. I don't care. Let all burn. Let's make memes and make fun of it. And a lot of that. That's all you see. There's like, the world is burning. And instead of trying to put it out, let's just laugh at it burn.
It's all just one big joke. Ha ha. It's all burning. Oh, well.
"Oops, who cares?" There's a lot of that. And then you look at it from a global perspective. How can a Western country compete when its youth thinks that, compared to a country whose youth don't believe that? A country whose youth believe no.
We're going to work hard and we're going to dedicate ourselves and our nation's going to take over because it's easy to become champ.
It's hard to stay champ. Yeah. And, and, and that's the problem with America. Now you're trying to stay champ. Well, there's people coming for your belt, Rocky. And you know, Mr. T's training and he's built different because he's hungry and we don't have that hunger in our society anymore. It's all gone. And this is, this is why Trump's win is so important.
Because it's not just about the laws he'll pass, it's about the culture.
It's about people believing in America again.
It's about people believing in Americanism. It's about people saying USA, USA, USA. It's about them believing in their, it's the culture that we need back. People need to be proud of America again. Trump can bring that. He can bring that because now the other side is demonizing those people that voted for Trump. This is half the country. Yeah.
You're dividing half the country instead of trying to bring people together. You know, I always had two things on the street. You learn something. I learned this.
You know,
The best way to defeat your enemies is to make them your friends people don't understand this mentality. Okay? And obviously, you know keep your friends close for your enemies closer Yeah, so if your enemies that you still know your enemies if they think you're their friend well then you can you can watch them You could be careful. You could be on the alert with them. These people are not even smart enough to know that instead of demonizing half the country. Yeah
calling out MAGA people, calling them deplorable. This is half the country that you're in control of. They don't wanna bring people together, they want division. I'm telling you, this election, I'm concerned that there's gonna be a violent eruption, whoever wins. Because I just went on Rumble recently. It was a good experience, because you can speak your mind on that. - Absolutely. - You can say whatever you wanna say.
But if you see the comments, first of all, the comments are this long. People are really aware of what's going on on Rumble. It's lunatics too, but for the most part, they're aware. And if you see the anger...
Oh my gosh, the anger against the other side. And it goes both ways.
Whatever happens in this election, there's going to be an eruption somewhere. There's no question. People are just too angry and too divided. And can you blame them? No, no. They have a right to feel that way. But they want division. The people at the top want division. They don't want unity. That's right. Thank you, friend.
Thank you, sir. Thank you.