0:00 And have you guys heard the Andrew and Tristan Tate, dual US British citizens, have been arrested by US Marshals in Miami on July 18th on the way to a bare-knuckle boxing event, by the way. This is on a UK extradition request over uh gr- and s- trafficking charges. See what I did there? >> Yeah, I saw I saw them get arrested. And I mean, I'm not like the a fan of them or not a fan of them or anything, but it was crazy to like just looking at the track record and history to go, "Oh man, they're really after them." Didn't they just get acquitted like in Romania? >> Romania stuff, yeah. >> Are they still under trial there? >> I don't think it ended up going to trial. >> So, is there new charges? >> A Romanian court ruled in December 2024 the case couldn't go to trial because of legal and procedural irregularities by
0:50 prosecutors. But the case stayed open, not closed. February 27th, 2025, Romania lifted their travel ban and they flew by private jet to Fort Lauderdale. This caught everyone off guard. Governor DeSantis didn't know they were coming in. Florida is not a place where you're welcome with that type of conduct, blah blah blah. And then it wasn't until >> But weren't they just here? Like, they were in America. I remember. They were hanging out with ████ Bradley. >> Maybe they didn't have the the warrant yet. >> Oh. So, so the UK is now like putting out these charges. >> Yeah, so the reason is because there's a batch of new charges straight out of UK, yeah. British authorities issued 38 new charges bringing the total to 59 charges. >> Woah. >> 59 charges, dude. >> Andrew got seven further accounts of grape and three counts of arranging or facilitating trafficking plus charges of
1:40 including indecent images of uh younglings. >> Wow. >> Tristan's new charges in >> Young pictures? >> Yes. Two counts of grape and three counts of the trafficking with the alleged offenses spanning from July 2010 to August 2017. >> 2010 to 2017 >> now involving seven victims total. >> It's crazy that like I would have thought that this they would have got him way back for this stuff, no? >> Yeah, like why do they wait so long? Or is it like a thing where they only barely reported that these things had happened like later? You know what I mean? Like maybe someone didn't go to the cops back then and now they did and they're like, "Yeah, this happened to me >> 15 years ago." >> And it's crazy that it's like um they're such a international like such international people of interest cuz I feel like there's
2:30 probably groppers in every country, right? >> Like the Epstein freaking people. >> Yeah, it's like there's groppers in every country but how like let's say you grope out here, right? And you ████ go all the way to Switzerland. Is Vegas Metro going to track your ass down in Switzerland and try to extradite you? Like it feels like such a coordinated thing. >> Oh, yeah, for sure it is, yeah. >> I just thought like after the arrest it was like, "Oh, there we go again." Like whatever. I I didn't really pay attention to it. What got me really interested was I started seeing these like clips of him on a podcast and it was with Jack Neil. Like I love Jack Neil's interviews, right? He had Professor Jay on. But anyways, Tate's talking about like if something happens to me, if I'm arrested, whatever, this is the video that that whatever. And I was like, "Oh, that got my attention, bro." So I I It's 3 hours long. I
3:21 couldn't finish it. But I I probably saw like the first 20 minutes and he's mostly talking about his like male improvement course thing. He had like um like hus- uh Hustlers University. And then he was talking about how like big education was like coming up against them cuz he you know, people didn't like they didn't like how he was swaying young men to like skip school and just like become like hustlers or whatever. >> I'm you know, people that are hella Tate fans are probably being at me right now cuz they're like, "This is not really what it is." But then what I'm getting to is he has a part where he says that there was a girl that was accusing him. And she was paid by a non-profit organization. >> Yeah. >> And taken care of with 11 lawyers. And he goes
4:11 like, "That's That was strange." And then And then after that, they tried to put her in American court. And then that same NGO tried to settle outside of court. But he was like, "No, I know I'm innocent, so let's take it to court." But it never went It never went to court. So like, to me this is hard, right? It's a he said, she said. Like, they're in the middle of this whole battle. I don't know like if what he's You know, like people are always going to try to not get in trouble. So I It's hard to tell, but I'm like, it's so ████ messy. And I'm It It's so fishy to me that why are governments after him like he's an international terrorist? Like, that doesn't make any sense. >> Yeah, especially UK out of everybody is a little bit like cuz right now, I don't know if you guys are seeing a lot of this news, but now that these files are exposed
5:01 about how there was like 250,000 English like UK girls, young girls, that >> 250,000? >> victims of the grooming gangs. >> A quarter million? And none of the grooming gang people were prosecuted? >> And they're going this hard on Andrew Tate with his 47 >> That never counts. >> That's a little bit weird. It It seems very clear they're doing a solid for someone. I don't know if he did do it or if he didn't do it. It's That's beside the point for me because this is an unusual amount of exerted effort from a country that's been very passive about this exact crime. >> It's kind of hypocritical, huh? >> It is. To me it is. Because Yeah. >> Um did that Jack Neil podcast come out as a dead man switch? Like cuz I remember >> I don't know if it's actually the kill switch, but basically >> uh what he was saying is that
5:53 if something happens to me, like if I >> get arrested or killed >> whatever, post this podcast. >> Yeah. >> So, that's that's that's what got my interest. I was like, I got to watch >> Is that the podcast or he mentions that in the podcast? >> the the eerie part is that he specifically talks about the three stages of attack. He talks about there's a system that takes down guys like him in three steps. First, they cancel you by deplatforming or banning. Then they imprison you, aka the trafficking or Groping cases he's in. And then if that fails, the final stage to him is elimination. So, he just talks about this on this podcast and then days later he's imprisoned. And then this podcast goes out. So, that's why I think everybody feels like this is this either he's got some information that he's holding and or he's about to get offed.
6:43 Like that So, that's that's like the assumption or the looming air of conversation. So, there's curiosity. Like, what does he got? >> Or maybe he's just a distraction cuz he's a big popular person, right? And it's like it's a distraction from Epstein files or the Iran war or whatever. Like, sure. Give the peasants a scapegoat cuz like there are a lot of people that do not like him and they go like he's a trafficker and he should go to prison, right? Um I For me, like I just don't know enough to take a stance. But it's like if a lot of people want to put Frankenstein, you know, down, then it does distract from the whole Epstein thing that everyone kept saying like, "Give us the names. Like, when are you going to prosecute?" So, if the if the governments are going after him, it's like Prince Andrew was a part of the whole Epstein ████ right? So, doesn't that make the UK seem like better? Like,
7:34 "Hey, we got we got a pedal. Like, we got a bad guy." But I don't know. >> I don't know, man. It does have like a weird uh I'm wonder I'm wondering too if they tried to change somehow the law to accommodate for new charges versus new people had more charges. You know how like that happens sometimes? Sort of like it did with Trump's felonies. How they went in and they changed ████ up so they're like, "Oh, now they're felonies. We can get you now." You know like maybe they did something like that because Andrew Tate's always been really "Come and get me if you can." He's not like, "Oh, I better not let any of these files out." Like he's Even the last time it happened he's like, "Yeah, I never went to trial. Like go ahead and try to take me down. There's nothing. We've never been convicted of any crime." I don't like the guy, but I understand like most people that have a lot of ████ they're trying to hide don't challenge people to
8:25 come get them. >> Yeah. >> That So I'm like maybe he thinks like he was good, but it really doesn't take and I hate to say this because it's not me you know disrespecting women, but it doesn't take a whole lot for someone to just say that you did that to them. And it never ████ happened. You know what? Like that's that's the number one guy Achilles' heel. Like someone could just say, "Oh." >> Oh yeah, like there's been cases of people's lives been ruined >> Sure. Yeah. >> because of Amber Heard type of style. >> And a lot of the time the goal is not to get a guilty verdict. It's just to destroy the reputation. >> just destroy their reputation. >> cuz even after the Amber Heard thing and whatever Johnny Depp had a like his career just never came back to normal. And it's like so it happens, right? >> It does happen. >> I think the real weird thing going back to whole like there's so many SA victims. That's like
9:16 why aren't like governments actually prosecuting in a way that's giving them >> The UK government actually hushed it. They actually hushed the 250,000 victims. >> Which is really weird, right? Cuz I haven't heard of them trying to extradite a international public figure for like such a I don't want to call it minor, but you know like it's not like he's caught in a arms trafficking with billions of dollars. It's It's but he's he's treated like some >> El Chapo coke He messed with somebody He messed with somebody's money somewhere. >> I I think he messed with someone's money. >> right? >> it's a money thing because like his Hustlers University was making millions a month. Something happened where like someone didn't like that he was doing that. >> All the way through to like UK extradition? >> Yeah, but that's not even really that
10:06 hard to do because like you just all you got to do is just get like what they did last time and just get people >> But not if it's a public figure and then that the possible outrage is that exact thing that you brought up out here in the US. Of course that >> But I don't know how much his university actually threatens the money of uh like like traditional education. Like I don't think it makes that much of an impact. That just might be >> Maybe in the long term it can. >> I think it's more of a scapegoat situation where he's he's a popular guy, let's take him down, and then look, we're all talking about it, right? And no one's talking about Epstein no more. >> But how come they've been trying to take him down though? They've been trying to take him down like for years. Like why do they want to take him down so hard even when he was 10% of what he is today? >> Yeah. >> They were still trying so freaking hard to take him down. What the hell's the
10:57 deal? >> You think it's a industry that wants to take him down? >> What if he's actually just guilty? What if he >> Well, there's that, too. That I don't completely put that >> I don't put that I don't put that like I don't dismiss that, but I'm also like But the way of what Let's say he is like ████ smoking gun guilty on all those charges. I don't see any other person to get treated the way he does with those charges. >> No, no, they don't. Yeah. >> You could go to like ████ Compton and find 10 people with crazier charges than that, and they are not going to extradite that ████ you know? >> have They'll have that many convictions and >> Well, that's what I'm saying. Like, it's good PR, right? >> Like we caught a bad guy. >> Yeah, like let's let's it's also like So, imagine all let's let's say the Epstein stuff. Let's say they all did it, right? If everybody right above his celebrity is like the Oh, yeah, but we
11:47 can't actually get them. Then he's like, "That's the one." We can get that one. >> What do you mean What do you mean? >> You know, like if they're like going >> Like the government looks good by grabbing a bad guy that they can get, but the Epstein guys they can't get cuz they're well they're too connected. There's consequences for getting them. There's really no consequence if they grab the Tate brothers. It just makes them look good. >> They're like the the best that they can do right now. As a PR move. >> Are they openly anti-Israel? I don't even know if they are. >> Oh, that's a good question. >> Cuz I'm also like um it feels like I mean at least based off the lifestyle that they show, it feels like they're connected. So, it feels like the the small amount of charges that they have, they could just make go away if they wanted to, unless they really rubbed someone really powerful the wrong way. >> I think they messed with some some type
12:37 of system, some kind of plan. Something was meant to happen and it got thrown off the rails because of something they did, I think. I don't know what. We'll never really know cuz that's like a That's happening on the floor we don't have access to. >> Like I bet you Chris Brown got more actual charges than this ████ right here. >> They are openly anti-Israel. >> I mean, that wouldn't have any effect, would it? >> No, I don't think so. Well, cuz Bill If that was true, then Dan Bilzerian >> would have something would have been happening to him. >> Dude, they can't wait to get that guy, though. They'll probably try to get him, too. >> So so basically, he claimed to convert to Islam in 2022. And then after Hamas's October 7th, 2023 attack, he openly or he opened up heavy anti-Israel content, declaring Israel was genociding the Palestinians and announcing he was raising money for Palestinians. >> You know what interesting like character-damaging like playbook thing I saw recently is like
13:27 So, how they did P Diddy, right? So, we all know that he probably got somebody mad or he ████ with someone's money because the first stage of attack was the um Cassie video leaking or like smearing his image, right? Damaging his like character like he's a he's a essay like everyone hates his ass like he should be in prison. Get the public to feel this way. >> yeah. >> Yeah. And then because they're preparing for a raid and arrest. So, it's like if you want to take somebody down, you first get the public to agree, right? And so, this was this was I think I saw clip of Tate making this argument is like this is the playbook that they're doing to me, right? So, they released that video. He goes, "Why did they release that Cassie video so late?" They all they had that video forever. So, it's like if they really were about
14:17 justice, they would have released it immediately when he was way more popular. And then he would they would have just got him and arrested him. But he goes, "I think that was the blackmail that they had on him and then he rubbed somebody the wrong way and then boom, they released it and then they went to go after him." He goes, "That's happening to me." But I'm like people already didn't like you even before all this stuff. Like so, I don't even know if that's the same mirrored thing. >> Yeah, and it's not like people are releasing a video of him, right? There's just new counts of stuff. >> Uh I saw a clip where he was like spanking a girl like the like with a belt and stuff like smacking her. But then the that girl uh came out and says like we were doing rough sex. >> That's their consensual activity, yeah. >> See, it's it's mixed cuz I just see bits and pieces that pop up and I don't
15:07 really do a dive deep dive deep dive in this thing. But what's really like I can't understand why is like why do so many governments want to come get this dude? Because international criminals don't even get the resources that this guy >> It's the biggest red flag of all of this because we know time and time again how slow the government operates to do anything. >> Yeah. >> And if they're this fast with like and efficient and partnering with an with another country to get this guy? >> Well, like they tracked him down >> down to the point where he's going to go to an event and let's intercept them here. That's pretty crazy. >> Yeah. >> Multi-million dollar drug ████ traffickers don't even get this level. >> No, dude. >> Like they'll catch him, but like they're
15:58 not >> And they're also not catching them for these kinds of crimes. You know what I mean? >> Yeah, cuz they're probably doing drug traffickers, yeah. >> But it's like, dude, you get you're going to prison for groping a girl? I don't know, like >> That's crazy. >> also at the same time, I've I've heard like some pretty funny uh theories that were oddly convincing from like guys like Sneako, how they're just like >> Oh, really? You think the guy that was selling courses and teaching guys how to recruit girls and start them on OnlyFans and and manage them? You think that guy didn't do this stuff? And it's kind of like, okay, I that All right. You know, like he can't be just completely like he didn't do it. >> Yeah. >> You know what I mean? Because like this dude and and there's a lot of things that are a little bit wrong with um >> And every a lot of things can be true at the same time. >> At the same time, yeah. But there But then he is also connected with a lot of
16:48 just stuff that's adjacent to those kinds of behaviors that I'm like, okay, yeah, this guy really was was a tightrope walking the whole time and never did anything? That's a little bit >> I'm just surprised he never really got deep into organized crime because um I saw this thing >> know that. >> he he was partnering with the mafia out in Romania to build casinos and stuff like that. But he never got his hands dirty like he's not getting in trouble for those things. So, what if it's an Al Capone situation where he got caught for tax evasion because they couldn't pin him on anything else. So, what if he was probably involved in a lot of dark money ████ >> yeah. >> But then the only thing they could get him for is like all these >> I really think it's something we don't know. >> pictures of of younglings. >> Yeah, but you're there's so many CP like ████ losers
17:39 that governments aren't ████ going to other countries to try to grab you up and like You know what I mean? >> That's what That one throws me off, is all I'm saying. >> What? >> I feel like maybe it's because I'm I'm a little cynical now, but like sometimes you hear of somebody that, you know, the government needs to grab or whatever, and suddenly that person has a bunch of CP on them. >> Like the brother of Stephen Paddock? >> Oh, the Vegas thing? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> That one is the dumbest one. >> Yeah. >> I can't even believe that one for a little bit. >> I don't think nobody can. >> Cuz remember Stephen Paddock, the guy that shot up the country festival in Vegas? So, then his brother started asking questions, like, "Really? Was it really Stephen Paddock? Because how did one guy carry all He started asking those questions that poked holes in the theory, and then magically they found like several terabytes of CP in his like Windows 95 computer?"
18:29 >> Wow. That'll take ages to delete download. >> How'd that happen? >> Impossible math. All the nerds are like, "That's impo >> Why was he even investigated? This guy was just asking questions. >> Yeah. >> Maybe they shot the CP in like 8K. So, it's like really big image files. >> But Windows 95? >> Oh, yeah, that's true. You can't even watch it on Windows 95. >> Yeah, it always seems like a really easy land mine. But that that to me because like I get it. >> Yeah. >> You do CP, automatic. That's like That's like >> yeah, yeah. >> You win the public's view, too. Yeah, that's like going to jail, and like everybody's in there for murder, but the CP guy walks in, that guy's going to get beat up. It's like there's just an understanding, and it's just like that That understanding is so no questions that it's like >> Yeah. >> It's I'm not I don't know. I'm not speculating but I'm like that's that one throws you me off cuz like you said
19:19 that's so prevalent in so many places that they don't do stuff. >> Yeah, they don't do nothing about it. >> dude. So let's do like They didn't even do it with Roblox. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. >> Yeah, like if they're not enforcing it where it is a ████ part it's a ████ big problem. >> problem. >> Like why are they going after a influencer? So that's why I think it's got to be that he's actually deeper in some crazy organized crime and this is all they could get him for. So they get him for like it's the Al Capone like tax evasion, right? Or it's that um his image is so sensational and the media will probably like catch on to it. They need a distraction. Yeah. But like like you said like if you they keep getting him maybe every single time they need a distraction they pull
20:10 the card. >> I think it's also one of those things it could be as simple as he blew up so fast and he's so influential and nobody owns a piece of his pie. So they're just like you're not going to play this game. That happens all the time. >> Yeah, they've been trying to get him to play ball. He doesn't want to play ball. He's like we're just going to ████ with you until you play ball then. >> He did say he refused a $50 million offer from being owned and a but like you know how how much of that do you know if it's true, you know? Look at TikTok. It got so big that they America was eventually saying give us a piece or you don't exist here. >> Yeah, that's true. >> Eventually that's what happens societally. >> That's good business. >> Who knows? What do you guys think? Or do you guys think that he didn't do it or are you with Anthony? >> Yeah. That's ████ up. >> What? That's the opposite. The what? Oh, you went the other way? I was saving you.
21:01 >> Anthony Tate.
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