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I'm winning too well. I'm scared by the incompetence of these clowns.
If this guy is so innocent, how can they get you to go to the dungeon for 92 days? How can they put you on house arrest? How can they do all this stuff?
They could do this to you. They could do this to anyone.
or me or any man watching this any man watching this i wake up instinctually at 5 a.m because that's when they raid your house i wake up at like 4 59 i just shoot up empires have fallen so many times because they thought they can get away with murder and then eventually people said listen stop you're not gonna do this to me anymore we're not we're not gonna take a stand when i destroyed the bbc my brother was celebrating i knew i said tristan no you don't beat the british broadcasting corporation to make fools of them like this without some new bullshit this is where their argument has
leaks in it.
I'm genuinely looking for guidance here. Am I supposed to roll over and fucking lose?
You sincerely don't know what the right thing is. I sincerely have decided that the best thing I can do is stay true to my faith and stay true to God and tell the truth and fight.
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- First thing I wanna talk about, I think the audience would like to know, for you and Tristan, 92 days in the dungeon, you know, you're in jail, your experience in there, we keep hearing about it, we read about it, but what was it like for you guys being in there? - So I'll start by saying, and I have to make this clear, that the staff in the jail were exceptionally nice to me.
Um,
They were very apologetic.
the vibe was apologetic. Nobody was really
Treating me like a criminal.
There were a few guys who were icy cold, I guess you could call them,
They liked to think of themselves as professional, but they were just inhuman.
But over time, they warmed up. And I was exceptionally nice also to all the staff. Jail was terrible.
I'm going to start by saying jail was terrible and I was miserable inside of the jail cell.
It's a good thing depression isn't real because I would have been depressed.
the people in the middle may say the following question they may say I
And I may have asked this question from you last time as well
They may say,
Andrew.
Okay.
If this guy is so innocent,
how can they get you to go to the dungeon for 92 days?
How can they put you on house arrest?
How can they do all this stuff? If you're somebody that was born in the US, you lived in UK, how come somebody else isn't coming to bail you out? You got different lawyers.
How is it that they can keep doing this to you if you're not guilty? What do you say to those people? I say these things on podcast to protect myself, and I don't want anyone to think I'm paranoid or crazy because I really don't believe I am. The reason I think I'm particularly at risk is for the thing you just said. It's the masculine youth.
Who are my fans?
It's the 11 year olds, 12 year olds, 15 year olds, 16 year olds, they are the future
of the world.
They're the people you want to go and die in a ditch. They're the soldiers you need. Those are the people you need PSYOPed. You need them PSYOPed. You can't have a bunch of men who aren't PSYOPed. That's when you lose control of everything, when the men don't listen anymore.
And they're all listening to me.
And I'm teaching them things like God, religion, personal responsibility, accountability.
discipline.
And everyone's saying, well, why are they attacking Andrew for just telling the truth and making me go to the gym? Because when you have these things, when you have accountability and discipline and personal responsibility, you have a barrier, you have a parameter, you have a no, you have a limit. They don't want you to have a limit. None of the men are allowed limits.
We must accept whatever we are given from our relationship with our woman, from the government, from our job. We're just the slaves. We're the backbone of the tax system.
We just have to shut up and pay our taxes. As soon as we have limits, they have a problem. That's why they dislike the things I teach. What do I really say?
What do I really teach young kids that's genuine dangerous? What do I say? Go to the gym, stick up for yourself?
Stick up for yourself, go to the gym, you're allowed an opinion.
Educate yourself, be smart, work hard.
Believe in things, believe in yourself. Have friends, have strong friends around you. Don't listen to dishonest men or dishonest women. It's not misogynistic to say dishonest people.
Non-gendered should be anywhere near you.
You should have standards for who's your friend, standards for who you have relationships with romantically, whether you're gay or straight. You should have standards. Telling men to have standards is now wrong think.
Because as soon as men have standards, they lose control. They don't want any man to have any standard on anything. They want to come along and say, no, you need the eighth injection.
Take it.
That's all they want. I think that's the saddest thing that's happened to you is because anybody that listens to your long form content, not 60 seconds on TikTok, fully understands that you're an advocate for male self-improvement. Absolutely.
Jail as a whole, I mean, there's so many stories I can tell. There's so many different ways I remember it. There were times I laughed. I will sit and say some of the best days of my life were in jail.
Get out of here.
and some of the worst days of my life were in jail.
But there were days where me and Tristan, when we were finally in the same cell,
There's times we laughed like we've never laughed before. I'll sit and admit that's absolutely not really true. I feel like if you're going to be the kind of person who strives for an exceptional life, which is what I am, I think I'd be a coward if I said I want an exceptional life, but I only want to be exceptional in a good way. I don't think that's genuine.
I want an exceptional life. Exceptional means away from the norm. And away from the norm means flying your brigati on a jet to Dubai and taking your own plane to meet it there. And it also means a Romanian dungeon with cockroaches on New Year's Eve. They're both exceptional experiences. And the times I was with my brother, and it was just him and I,
We truly had some genuine days where we laughed like we always laugh. Me and him laugh and have fun on a private jet and we laughed and had fun in a Romanian prison cell because that's just who we are.
I also have to give my brother some credit while we're here. I would like to state that I absolutely, genuinely believe I have the best brother in the world.
I'll tell you why.
I always knew I had the best brother in the world, but he proved it in jail and I'll tell you why.
My brother was put in jail for being my brother.
He hasn't set any videos.
He hasn't said anything on the internet. He hasn't said any of the things I've supposedly said.
The Matrix isn't attacking him The BBC doesn't print about him nothing Why was Tristan Tate in jail?
because it's Tate brothers. So they just took him...
and threw him in a cell.
Now what's interesting is,
When I got out of jail,
So many people near me got hate.
All business partners got hit with the tax. They got hit with like tax paperwork. And they were calling everyone who's ever known me. And ex-girlfriends got hit and all these people got hit. And some people complained, some people didn't. But some people were like, oh, since you've been in jail, it's been so stressful for me. The media is outside my house.
It's stressful for you. I was in jail.
What do you want me to do?" And people were complaining at me. And as these people start to complain, I sat there, I said to Tristan,
You got thrown in jail purely for being my brother.
and never for a fraction of a second
Did you even moan? Didn't even know, even for a fraction of a second did he say, "Oh, they only put me here because of you. Why am I here? I'm innocent. This has nothing to do with me." Nothing. In fact, he said the absolute opposite.
He said, "I am so glad I went to jail with you. I would be furious if they sent you here by yourself."
If they're gonna lock you up, they better lock me up.
And there was a time, about two months in,
because there's less media pressure on Tristan, they're talking about releasing Tristan first, and he was saying no.
I won't leave without Andrew.
Going down with the ship. I won't leave unless my brother leaves. I won't leave.
And he was telling the guards, "I won't leave. Keep me here. I'm not leaving."
The judge says you have to leave, you have to leave. He goes, "Then I'll stand outside the gate. I'll sleep outside."
I ain't leaving this jail.
And our lawyer said, "Well, we can make an appeal to just release you because there's
"less media scrutiny around you." And Tristan's like, "No, Andrew's in jail, I'm in jail."
refused to leave. He was
Adamant he had to stay. That's a brother for me. And it was the same for me. I said to Tristan, if they came in to me and said, Andrew, go home, I'd be like, no, no way.
I bet if you're in a place where you're in jail, you're forced to think
You're forced to, Andrew, you don't have the phone, you don't have the computer, there is no emergency podcast. Go away and think. You're sitting there, you're like, okay...
family.
Kids.
you know, what it's really all about.
those decisions when you think about your kids
Does it influence you to say, "What are you doing this? Why are you going through all this stuff?
changes in your lifestyle? And if yes, in what areas? Or does it say no, double down even more because I'm fighting for them?
Yeah, the thoughts in jail are very pervasive. And it's also a long time
Maybe never, maybe never.
outside world where I had a thought in my head for real
You just satisfy the problem. You fix the issue in the real world. In jail you can't do that.
So yeah, family and kids, and those are the positive things that you do think about.
BUT
It's difficult because I think of children, I think of legacy.
And then if you're going to think of your legacy,
via your children, you have to think of your legacy via your actions.
And then you have to sit and by extension go, well, truly, truly on my deathbed, truly, truly,
Will I be happier if I gave up or if I continue to tell the truth?
I'm scared of the regret of thinking, you know what, I was the most famous man in the world and every man on earth was listening to me and I was really making a difference, but I got scared.
I don't think I can live for that.
I don't think I can live as a coward. I feel like a pussy.
I just feel like a wimp.
And sometimes,
inside of men, that's all it takes for us to do the most...
stupid things there is. The idea of feeling like a coward, a man will
to run into a burning building.
to not be a coward. If the firefighter, they go,
There's children in there.
And the whole building's on fire. They go, "I can't be a coward."
Oh, fuck it. And you'll risk your life. It's something that's built inside of us, honor and pride. It's something that should be. It's what they're trying to take away from us.
But it's what used to be built inside of men. And I just feel like
I can't give up. I know what I'm doing is good. I know what I'm teaching is good. I know people don't like it, but I know I'm not teaching anything that's bad.
And yeah, I want my children to be happy, but I have daughters too. And how do you make sure that your daughters are secure and have a good future? Well,
I think you do that by building good men.
How else do you do it?
My daughter is mine now, but she won't be mine forever. She's going to marry somebody.
I like the idea of her marrying a good man with honor and principle, a man like me. I don't want to marry some idiot.
So they call me a misogynist and I'm anti-woman, I'm pro-woman.
The best way you can improve the lives of women is make men better men, better at being men.
Because when a man is a good man, he's good for all of society, including women. He's good for everyone around him when he's good at being a man.
So I feel like I'm helping them as well by extension.
And it's difficult. And yeah, I
I can't say with honesty that I strongly considered giving up. It never crossed my mind.
It was there for a second, do I need to do this?
And after like half a second, it was like, yeah,
I do.
I don't know why. It doesn't make logical sense. So kids didn't influence it one way or another? Kids made me want to do it more.
Kids made you want to do it more. Kids made me want to do it more. Got it.
I look up to my father as a hero, and I would hate for my sons to look up at me and not see me as a hero.
Once again, brother, really enjoyed this. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
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