Andrew Tate x Hodgetwins EMERGENCY PODCAST - Twins Pod - Special Episode - Andrew Tate

Yeah, got a new show for y'all, and it's a special show. We got Andrew Tate in the house, number one fugitive. Good to meet you, sir. Good to meet you, bro. Good to meet you.

Yeah, so what? I have the white side of my family; I make fun of them all the time, cuz they're all skinny little dorks. The white side of my family make fun of the black side of my family cuz they're all in jail. Well, the stereotypes don't come out of nowhere. I'm here in the middle. I'm not in jail yet, but they're trying to get me, so we'll we'll have to see how it all works out. They can make their innocent look guilty and guilty look innocent. And when I seen you and your brother in handcuffs, I was like [ __ ] you look guilty.

Yeah, funny that. Strange how it works, right? You can get alphabet soup and find all the [ __ ] agencies who have attacked me, and no one puts me in jail. I'm one of the most innocent men on the planet. Why don't we get Hunter Biden? Put him through what I've been through. Why don't we get [ __ ] Epstein or any of these Senators, any of the congressmen, any of them? Put the AG on them. You'll get any of them, but they're coming after me non-stop. Can't seem to lock me up, and people are at home going, ah, he must be a criminal. Wake the [ __ ] up. But these people hate me; they don't want the truth; they just hate me. He's been in Florida six days. What the [ __ ] he done? PBD podcast and [ __ ] sleep. I took a piss. I took a piss. AG, you want to [ __ ] put that down? I haven't done anything, and they're saying all the abuse of women. I'm sitting here going, who the [ __ ] are we even talking about? Cuz I don't know who we're talking about. They keep saying the abuse of women. I keep going to court; every single woman's on my side. The abuse of who? Who have I abused?

How do you think we got here? I mean, what do you think was the point in history that got us to this point where they're going after you and your brother? The only reason I even came to America is cuz Trump won. I thought America was back. I was like, oh, America's back; Trump's in charge; it's back. Now all this dumb shit's over. Turns out it's not.

Yeah, got a new show for y'all, and it's a special show. We got Andrew Tate in the house, number one fugitive. Number one. Good to meet you, sir. Good to meet you, bro. Good to meet you. You know what, before we even start, you look like my daddy side of the family. Yeah, half-breed [ __ ], the slick ones, huh? Yeah, the good-looking ones, the good-looking light skin. So how does it work? Your dad's side of the family are mixed race? Uh, my dad is like, um, well, he's black, but he looks like if Elvis got a [ __ ] tan, you know? Go okay. Yeah, he's really light-skinned, blue eyes, and um, his wife was black and uh, but my mom was like brown-skinned. She was yeah, little both black, but all right. So you have a more confusing? I've just got white and black. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But my my dad's dad is black, and my dad's mother was half-black, so I guess he's three-quarters black, and my mother's white, so I think I'm somewhere around the third. Right, is enough? Yeah, it's enough. You know, like I'm white, actually too much. Well, it depends on the situation, right? It depends on the scenario, but like you, I I guess I mean, I'm on time like a white guy, you know, like I can turn up. I could be white in court, your honor, right? You know, but then sometimes you're just black at home, like, what do you mean [ __ ] clean that? Yeah, but I've got a what's interesting about having such a large dichotomy between my families is I've got a basically completely white family and a completely black family, which is hilarious. Yeah, because I get to make fun of both of them. Yeah, no [ __ ]. Um, your white side of feminist were Irish? Yeah, they're like Irish, English. Yeah, um, a great-great-grandfather was Irish. He had a yeah, he got with a black chick. He had a white family and a black family. Real G. Yeah, real G. Total G. You ate stuff right there. Well, I mean, all of this has gone out the window now and it's seen as super controversial. Like the world's so [ __ ] up. If you're a full-grown man and you say, look, I have two families, or I slept with more than one girl this year, the [ __ ] world has a mental breakdown. Like how gay can be like is super gay. Isn't that as gay as it gets? Like Andrew Tate's terrible. Do you have you did you hear he has sex with women? Yeah, sorry, Kamala. Yeah, yeah. But um, yeah, so what? I have to White side of my family. I make fun of them all the time because they're all skinny little dorks, right? And then the white side of my family make fun of the black side of my family because they're all in jail. So I'm kind of like, well, the stereotypes don't come out of nowhere. I'm here in the middle. I'm not in jail yet, but but I a little bit, you know, but they're they're trying to get me, so we'll we'll have to see how it all works out.

Yeah, speaking of that, when you arrived in Floyd, you and your brother, I seen uh, the governor of Florida bring up that you're not welcome, and then I see a senator, is he a senator or Congressman? Congressman Byron Donaldson. He said you're not welcome, and they're going to investigate you and stick the um, the uh, Attorney General on you. Yeah, yeah. What do you think about that? You know, it should be scary. I guess I guess I'm supposed to be like, oh [ __ ] the AG and the governor and everyone's after me, but right. Mhm. Maybe I'm maybe I'm foolish. Even after all the mess I've been through, I still kind of believe in the law a bit in America. Like I've just played the Romanian game. I played the Romanian legal system. I bust my case under Joe Biden in a Romanian Court. I'm going to repeat that. I want people to understand how impossible that is cuz I beat my case in a Romanian Court under Biden. They're saying all this [ __ ] with Trump, blah blah, say that. Yeah, well, Trump didn't Trump didn't help me; he wasn't in power when I bust my case, right? And then eventually they reduce the bail restrictions after three years. I don't know why anyone's surprised. Three years I was trapped there. After three years, they say, okay, can have his passport; you can travel. I decide to go home, and the Floridian governor and the AG decide to instantly attack me, and I st I sit there and I go, I've been in Florida seven days in my entire life, so I don't know what [ __ ] case I I don't know what they're going to do. Jurisdiction do they? Well, I I haven't got a clue, so I guess they're just going to start running all over the world sending letters to everyone, right? But it's incredible. I don't know if the people who hate me are stupid or if they just want to hate me and not use their brain. But when a famous person is attacked with these kind of accusations, loads of victims come forward. Name anyone. Hundreds of victims. New lawsuit victims. Victims. I'm three and a half years in with the most media spin of any case ever without a single girl coming forward. Every girl they get hold of is like, nah, he's nice. I like him. I like Andrew. I defended you, baby. Can I see you? No one's against me. It's it's the government who's against me. It's the government who's against me, and my women, we're all on one side. It's it's completely incredible, and uh, I guess it's heartbreaking. It's kind of sad to know that even Florida, which I considered to be a red State, I thought it was a Republican state, they just they just totally turned on me. Candace said it was because I defended Palestine. I'm not sure exactly what it was, but all I can do is welcome it.

Yeah, you know, it's kind of like, you know, you watch those movies like Scarface and Casino and and Good Fellows and stuff, and you're just trying to you're just this guy, and you're going here and there, and the DA's chasing you all the time, trying to chase you down, put you in jail. It's kind of what it feels like. Like I go somewhere, I'm having a good time. I'm in a nice restaurant; we're having a great time; we're in a hotel suite; there's some DA in an office trying to get me in jail. It's like [ __ ]. Yeah, I mean, Scarface ends well, right? He he disappears into the retirement into the sunset, right? He just leaves with his family and has a happy time. I think that's how it ends. It's got to be fine, guys. Scarface ends with him retiring with all his children, and everything's a happy ending. You're so disheartening because you expect a Democrat to say these things, but not a Republican. Byron Donaldson, he's a convicted felon. What was he convicted of? Uh, typical black [ __ ]. He uh, did like check fraud or some [ __ ]. The [ __ ]. I should have been at the he should have been at the airport. My me and him should have been best [ __ ] friends, right? I haven't been convicted of anything ever. You know what's amazing to me? What's truly amazing to me is the false dichotomy and the mental breakdown when people say, oh, he only bust his case in Romania cuz Romania's corrupt. Well, then that means them arresting me was corrupt. Either it's all corrupt or none of it's corrupt. If it's not corrupt, I'm innocent cuz I bust the case. If it's corrupt, I shouldn't have [ __ ] had a case. The whole thing's incredible. Byron's a convicted felon. He was arrested for marijuana possession. Someone tweet that at him. [ __ ] Bro, bro, I've never I have no criminal record. I have zero criminal record anywhere on the planet ever, and they talk about me like I'm the [ __ ] Boogeyman. It's I I don't know if it's flattering. Yeah, uh, I I I like I said at the beginning, I'm supposed I guess I should be intimidated. I should be scared. My mom called me; she's like, the AG's after you; the governor's after you. I'm like [ __ ] them, man. Come come then. I I don't think I've done anything. I don't think I've done anything, so I don't know what they're going to do. Yeah, I think like the the media is so powerful; they can make their innocent look guilty and guilty look innocent. And when I seen you and your brother in handcuffs, I was like [ __ ] you look guilty. Yeah, funny that. Strange how it works, right? Right. No, but but it's it's actually a simple tactic for everyone at home who doesn't understand exactly how it works. Firstly, the media, they soften you to all ideas. The media don't report ideas, and yeah, the media lies to you, but what they actually try to do is set up an idea, so they do this all the time. I talked about this on PBD with Diddy when the Diddy video of him come out beating Cassie, right? The first thing I said to Tristan was that was that video is 10 years old. Yeah, that's been sitting in an archive for 10 long years. The Matrix has had that for 10 years. They've released that now to alter public perception because they're going to arrest him. I said that to Tristan two weeks later in cuffs. They do that, so with us, they start he pissed off the wrong too, right? I don't know who I know I pissed someone off. Yeah, but the media was constantly slandering us so heavily before the arrest. I said to Tristan, they're just setting the public up to put us in handcuffs. That's what they do; they set things up, right? So now when you watch the media, you can almost predict the future about what they're trying to say about somebody. They did it with Co; they do it with everything. And you're right; they can make you look extremely guilty. Of course, they can; that's their whole job. The job what they're trying to do is put such a terrible stigma to your name that nobody listens to your ideas; they only discuss the stigma. So when someone say Andrew Tate now, they don't say Andrew Tate, he talks about this this this and this. They say Andrew Tate, he's accused of. Right? That's their goal to distract, to to deflect, conflate. But um, I like to think it's kind of backfired in their case. I mean, I've had no negative interactions on the street; everybody knows who I am. I like to think it's backfired, but I guess we're going to see. But now we have the AG trying again. Their problem is if they don't I'm I'm sure they're going to try and pull something out their ass. I'm sure they're going to probably try and arrest me all over again. I'm built different, so I don't give a [ __ ]. I like to think that when they put me in handcuffs and start dragging me around, there's people with a brain to go, bro, he's been in Florida six days. What the [ __ ] he done? PBD podcast and [ __ ] sleep. I took a piss. I took a piss. AG, you want to [ __ ] put that down? What if I haven't done anything? So I don't know what they're going to do, but unless they get me, it's just backfiring now because they've tried so hard. MH I would argue that I'm one of the most innocent men on the [ __ ] planet. You put any other man through the [ __ ] I've been through, through the different federal agencies. You're like Trump, bro. It's like a [ __ ]. You can get alphabet soup and find all the [ __ ] agencies who have attacked me, and no one puts me in jail. I'm one of the most innocent men on the planet. Why don't we get Hunter Biden? Put him through what I've been through. Why don't we get [ __ ] Epstein or any of these Senators, any of the congressmen, any of them? Put the AG on them. You'll get any of them on anything: racketeering, influencing, lying, corruption, money laundering, all of it. But they're coming after me non-stop. Can't seem to lock me up, and people are at home going, ah, he must be a criminal. Wake the [ __ ] up. But these people but these people hate me; they don't they don't want the truth; they just hate me. So when they don't want to be logical about it all, so it was kind of disappointing to see that was my reception. In fact, it was very disappointing, but it's shocking to me. It is shocking, but you know, I can see if he was going to California or something or New York. Yeah, yeah. Of course, of course. But but yeah, yeah. Play it play it. Oh, the convicted felon, right? Let's see the convicted like Tate and his brother because in Romania where they just came to Florida from, there were charges of rape, sex with a minor, and human trafficking. Do you support the Attorney General's actions here? I do. I think those those allegations have to be fully investigated and inv in Romania, and they let is we don't tolerate the trafficking of women or Frank Frankly uh, the abuse of women. We do not tolerate that. The Attorney General finds cause under Florida law to investigate that, then I wish him the best, and I support whatever he's going to do on that matter. Are Andrew and Tristan Tate welcome in Florida? No. Quite frankly, not because if you listen to, you'll find demeaning and disgusting. It's so amazing to me, the abuse of women. I'm sitting in this scenario, and they're saying, oh, the abuse of women. I'm sitting there going, who the [ __ ] are we even talking about? Cuz I don't know who we're talking about. They keep saying the abuse of women. I keep going to court; every single woman's on my side. The abuse of who? Who have I abused? You know, when they say the abuse of women in our indictment, my brother and I's indictment in Romania, they said we human trafficked the mothers of our children. They're saying that the mothers of our own children who we have kids with that we lover boy method, so by being nice and financial incentives, so wait, wait, being nice to the mother of my baby and giving her money [ __ ] it. So I finally do the white thing; I I I finally take care of my kids, right? And they [ __ ] call me a human trafficker. No wonder the brothers out here like, well [ __ ] I'll catch a case, right? It's it's incredible, and these people are walking around talking about the abuse of women. The abuse of who? Name a woman, cuz I [ __ ] can't. They just say [ __ ]; they just spout garbage. I would think he really disappointed me. Liable lawsuit against them; that's slander. I'd like to think so. Uh, it's free speech in America. I don't know how it works; I'll have to talk to my lawyers and see, but I I I kind of feel it's all going to fade to nothing, and then they made a huge mistake cuz unless they get me, I can just bring this up for the rest of human time. Well, if Florida investigates me and Florida found nothing, so the Romanians failed, the British failed, the Floridians failed. Like how many [ __ ] people are going to allow? I guess for the rest of my life, this is going to be my life, right? So I have to live as clean as possible, which is what I do. I don't do anything [ __ ] wrong. I'm Mr. Squeaky Clean. I I I closed the toilet. I closed the toilet seat, sir, cuz they're after me, so I don't know what I don't know what's going to happen. I mean, raw, and I kind of expected it cuz I don't trust short [ __ ]. So yeah, yeah, cuz short people are sneaky. I think Byron's kind of short, too. Oh, is he? Yeah, see, this is this is a life lesson. Yeah, cuz like tall people, like we confront cuz we're big and we can fight. Small people are like sneaky; you know, they have to be. Yeah, it's their tactic. Lord forite. It's their it's their tactic. It's like get around the back and like get a little knife, like little, right? So he's got his Bo shoes on, talking [ __ ]. Yeah, how do you think we got here? I mean, what do you think was the point in history that got us to this point where they're going after you and your brother? Yeah, it's it's kind of disappointing because the only reason I even came to America, I could have gone anywhere. The only reason I even came to America is because Trump won. I thought America was back. I was like, oh, America's back; Trump's in charge; it's back. Now all this dumb shit's over. Turns out it's not. It's it's kind of incredible. I mean, the Liberals have a very potent tactic which they understand. If they attack any conservative with garbage with the media, they understand the conservatives will self-cannibalize. They understand that very well, and it works. Yeah, I love Trump's response when they asked them the question, of course, I don't know. Yeah, which is the most gangster response. Like talking to the police takes a strong person to say that. Yeah, of course, it does. Yeah, but but also truthfully, he didn't know. Like he doesn't know the end; he ain't read my Romanian indictment, neither as to convicted felon or the short [ __ ] or the AG. And if the AG wants to read it off the Romanians, he can, but it doesn't make a difference cuz a Romanian judge has already said, no [ __ ], this is trash. A Romanian judge has said so. I don't know what they intend to do. It is scary. If we if we get serious about it, it's actually truly heartbreaking and very scary that an American citizen can return home after being unfairly imprisoned under a questionable Judicial System. Let's not sit here and pretend any of us trust the [ __ ] Romanians. We all know like we've seen the kind of [ __ ] cases you get in America. Imagine Romania. MH And that that's the welcome I get. Yeah, it sounds like they were ignorant that that you're an American citizen. There it sounds like they wanted to bar you from coming into the country. Yeah, I I don't know if they didn't know what they were doing. I don't know if they're just talking out their ass. I don't know if they could they thought they could score cheap political points. That's what I think it is: political points, political points. Maybe it's something you said politically. Maybe maybe who what what controversial opinions have I had? What have I said that would have pissed them off? Interesting. But has something to do with God's chosen people. I well, yeah, it's it's it's and it's it's kind of funny because all those conspiracy theories, they get proved right time and time again in certain ways when things like this happen. So it is it is kind of scary. It's very heartbreaking, but you just have to go through the process, right? So I welcome I'm happy to talk to them. I'm waiting for their phone call, or I'm waiting for their arrest and their walk. I just like to think that there's enough people with a brain now who if they see me get purple walked to say, wait, let's see what [ __ ] case they even have because this I'm in the position where they'll do anything they can just to perw walk me, right? They don't need a [ __ ] case; they're just like, let's just put him in handcuffs; let's call CNN; let's just put it on the [ __ ] news; let's destroy his name; let's drag him through the mud; let's make him pay legal fees. In the end, it comes to nothing. That's all they've been doing to me for long, long, long years. So Romania dropped the charges, right? So the way it works is, and the Romanian judicial system is uh, even I don't completely understand it after three years with it, but basically what happened was I got arrested in May of 2022 or something. M They let me go after a day and they said, this is [ __ ]; there's no case here. It's like, okay. And then the UK foreign office, which I know this to be a fact, sent a bunch of letters to the Romanians saying, we want this guy off the internet; we think he's a problem; he's a big problem in our schools; he's misogynistic. And you can look this up inside of UK schools. They spent a bunch of money trying to get rid of me cuz all the kids were walking around calling their teachers brokies. That's not funny. That's what you call influence. They were saying the teach man, what color is your buatti to the teacher. So the teachers all got butt hurt cuz they're [ __ ] women; they can't take a joke, you know. So I'm the most dangerous man in the world. Not the drugs, not the constant stabbing, not the unchecked immigration, none of that. No, I'm the problem, right? And then they talk about, oh, there's violence against women going up because of Andrew T. Oh, not because you have a [ __ ] open border where 10,000 illegals turn up a day. No, that's nothing to do with it; it's because me, I made a joke about a Bugatti. So they spent millions and millions of dollars trying to get me out of the schools, writing endless letters to Romania saying, this motherfucker's on the on on podcast in Romania, can you make him go away? So my case, I was arrested in like May or something. The case laid completely dormant until the UK foreign office letters start coming in. Then they picked up the case again, and they started to just come up with any trash they could. I was in in Dubai for three or four months, and then I went to London; nothing happened to London. I went to Czech Republic; nothing happened there. I went back to Romania to pack my bag for one day, and they picked me up and arrested me. That's when I first went to jail, and I got charged with all this insanity. Complete crazy case. It was interesting because the first two weeks I was in jail, I didn't even know I was charged with because it was all in Romanian, and they're like, oh, we need a translator, but it's Christmas, so I like, yeah, happy [ __ ], Merry [ __ ] Christmas. So I'm sitting Romania in jail. You were in jail for Christmas? I was Christmas and New Year. I'm sitting in jail; I didn't even know what I was in there for. And a Romanian jail, it's not like these jails, right? You know, it's as bad as it gets. So I'm sitting in there, and then eventually I get out after four months, and I was on nine months on house arrest, and then they let me free within Romania, and then our our case, we started to win inside of we were going to all these different court trials, and it turns out all the evidence against us was illegal. They illegally wiretapped us; they lied in the translations. Like bro, they literally lied in translations. I'd say to Tristan, kick him out, and they changed it to kick him and charged us with violence, inciting violence. They just [ __ ] lied; they just lied. So the whole thing was a setup, and we start winning in court. When we start winning in court, then the Brits tried because I don't know if you know my whole thing. I got arrested again for 24 hours, and the Brits tried to extradite us, and I was like, okay, what we get extradited for? They're like, in 2009 you attacked a woman. Like what do you mean attacked? Don't know. It says violence. The Romanian guy goes, it says violence against women in 2009. I'm like, what woman? 2009? Yeah, I was like, what woman? Doesn't say where, doesn't say when, doesn't say it says uh uh attack against a woman in 2009. Extradite. So I I guess they've gone through my whole past and found some [ __ ] from 2009. Who wants a Payday? Yeah. And and they come hit me with this extradition warrant with no details. I don't know who this person is; I don't know where it happened; I don't know the date. How do I defend myself? Do you go do you have a statement? I was like, me give a statement? You give a statement; you tell me in 2009 [ __ ]. Even if you told me the date, I wouldn't know where the [ __ ] I was. I don't know when this was, where this was, who this is. What can I say? This is [ __ ]. The Romanian judge said, this is garbage; we're not going to extradite him; we're going to keep him in Romania to finish his Romanian cases, and when they finish, then we'll consider exiting him to the UK. That's was that [ __ ]. Then the Romanians hit me with a second case. So once I started winning it, it escalated. They hit me with a second case. I got arrested again, and it was the first case reordered, the first case in a different order. Literally, same people, same event, same time, same everything, but instead of Andrew and Tristan did this, it was Tristan and Andrew did this [ __ ] garbage. Arrested us again, back in jail again. Judge let me out; Tristan was free; I was on house arrest. I did another nine months on house arrest, and then our first after all this, we're now two and a half years in, then our first case got to something called the preliminary chamber. So basically, a judge decides if there's enough evidence to go to trial. So after two and a half years, we hadn't we didn't even know we were going to have a trial. After one and a half years locked in my house, four months in jail, complete reputation slander, all my cars taken, all my money taken, everything taken off me, then they finally get to preliminary chamber. The judge looks at and goes, yeah, this is this is [ __ ], and sent it back to the prosecutor. After all that [ __ ], the case was dismissed. She goes, this this there's too many uh irregularities in the evidence. Basically, this is fake; this is made up. They sent it back. This was in December, and traditionally when this happens in Romania, you get all your assets back and your bails removed. Traditionally, right? Go okay. Well, the case got sent back, so the case is effectively over. The prosecutor can try again by law if he wants to; he can try again, but you get all your assets back, and the bails are moved in my condition. They kept all my cars, kept all my stuff, and kept the bail. So how much how much was that valued at? 18, 19 million. Wow, of cars, gold watches, cash, everything they could get their hands on. I mean, that's nearly [ __ ] 5% of my money. I was pissed. MH Holy FBS. Rest is in the stock market. Those [ __ ] like we got him. How does he keep paying for lawyers? No, but so so they then they kept the bail on, and they kept all my assets, and then it comes down to two months later in February. They finally say, okay, we're going to give him his passport and let him travel, but he has to report to Romania once a month. So even though the case has been thrown back to the prosecutor now, the prosecutor gets a year or two, I think, to try again. You talk about Judicial System. Imagine imagine in Romania if a prosecutor sends a case to court, they say it's all fake; it's all made up; this can't go to trial, and they give it back to him and say, we'll keep them on bail, try again. Here's years of his life, try again. Right [ __ ] incredible. They give me my passport; I get it; I fly to Miami for spring break; I get a [ __ ] case here. Can can I catch a break? Can I catch a break? Can I catch a break? Like it's incredible how these people hate me so much; they are so desperate to get me, and the way they cry and complain about me just is actually in many ways so fantastic for my reputation cuz they make me sound like the [ __ ] Boogeyman. They make me sound scar. I'm one man; they make me sound like I'm [ __ ] de a demon who can like wink and make a [ __ ] come. I'm just I'm just a guy with sunglasses on. They're having a [ __ ] mental breakdown about me. Not the drug cartels, not not USA, not people dying in the Ukrainian Wars, none of that [ __ ]. No, Andrew Tate. It's [ __ ] incredible. I they treat you like Epstein, bro. Well, no, they're not treating me as good as him cuz he gets away with it. Yeah, he gets to do whatever the [ __ ] he wants. Do you realize how popular you are? I don't how much influence you have. Every comedy show we go, hey, man, do y'all know about this guy Andrew Tate? I said, no, I never heard of him. Every comedy show, I was like, who the [ __ ] is Andre? Yeah, so I ly oh wow. I see why this dude is so popular. Yeah, very appealing, resonates with a lot of people. But uh, I think you don't really get the influence you have on people, especially when the British government came after you for cuz you say one thing, and it goes viral, goes across the entire Globe. I think they're scared. I think what they're scared of is that you're empowering men. Yeah, yeah, cuz men are becoming feminized and weak, and that's that that benefits the left whether you're in America or you're in Europe. Oh, of course. I'm I'm I'm teaching men to think for themselves, and I've now become unfortunately unfortunately you could argue, but I'm a symbol of Bravery now, so they they have to chop my head off, right? Like let's be honest, like I want to be perfectly honest with you gentlemen. I've thought about this long and hard. I had about a year and a half in my house to think about this. If they let me walk, MH I'm a problem. Imagine imagine at the end of all this [ __ ], they say t citizen, yeah, right. All we did to him was wrong; we owe him fuckloads of money; it was all made up; it was all a lie. You want to talk about influence; that's [ __ ] influence. But that's not a comforting feeling that actually makes me sit here and think they're not going to let me walk. Like you think they won't [ __ ] make it up? Like at certain levels of lawfare, at certain levels of the legal system, it's simply just a clown show. We saw it with Trump in in New York. At certain levels, it's nothing to do with law; it's about we need to achieve an objective against this person, so just [ __ ] make it fit. M And I'm sitting there thinking, do I stand a chance of a fair trial, bro? When I bust my case in Romania, when I walked out the courtroom and we'd won, I was like, what the how? I mean, obviously I knew I was innocent; obviously I knew it was made up, but I was like, they did all this and then let me win it. It seems illogical to me for them to go through all this mess to then let me walk. Now that's logical if law is real, but I don't believe law is real. I believe at a certain level it's a targeted hit job, and they just [ __ ] make it up. That's what I truly believe. And then you have to analyze it from a socioeconomic perspective. If The Matrix believes I'm such a threat to them and they believe that they're going to have more control over the entire world's population if I'm gone, I'm just one man. Sometimes the pawn dies for the chess game, like so I

It's all so because I'm the symbol of that. They just want to, they just want to get rid of me, by hook or by crook. And I am so disappointed that Florida did this. I really, genuinely, I wasn't scared. I'm not scared of them; I'm not intimidated by them. Not there's not a drop of fear inside of me; it's just genuine disappointment. I'm just like, "What the [ __ ]?" I, I, I expected a hero's welcome, to be honest with you. I really truly did. Yeah, but um, you learn something new every day, huh?

So I guess when that jet landed, I had no Wi-Fi on the jet. When the jet landed and there's [ __ ] media everywhere, and the jet been trapped and all this crazy, I was just like, "Dude, you got is it welcome home? Hi guys, we're investigating my mother [ __ ]." I was like, "I just landed, I'm tired. Yeah, can I nap? Can I nap?" Wrong. I don't think people really realize how, how it is to stand in your shoes, what you're going through, cuz that's crazy. Like I'm out of R, you get the Flor, "Oh, we're investigating you. I'm my God," you know? It's, it's, yeah, it, it, it's—I've said this before on lots of different podcasts—I've said that your success in life is directly correlated to the amount of stress you can deal with, and this is true. It's kind of like air resistance, and, and when you look at cars or you look at jets or any of these things, how fast they can go is directly correlated to how much air is going to be pushing against them.

No matter how successful you get, Trump's a perfect example, Elon's an example; no matter how successful you get, the more successful you become, the more the opposite force is going to push against you. And most people get to a certain level and go, "Okay, that opposite force is too much," but I just kept going and going and going and going and going, and now I'm up here at terminal [ __ ] velocity, and the, the enemy force is coming at me, bro. Yeah, Ma five, exactly. So um, yeah, you're successful, but sure it's, it's very stressful.

I think a lot of people why you resonate with so many people because you're brutally honest, and you look at things like with a clear mind. Like I saw this one video where, yeah, you was, you was comparing a transgender, which is a man, right, but you can't tell it's a man; it's like a female. And then you got a woman, but like H hog, you said, "If you [ __ ] H hogi, you're gay," yeah, which makes sense because you're getting up for a dude. Of course, I, I like to, I say things that make people think, you know, and, and then what I do, I say things that make people think, and then there's certain people who can't think, so they got upset by it. And then there's, and then there's also I say things which are clipped out of context, and people take those clips and put them everywhere over the Internet, so people only see that, and they, they REM, they remove the context from it. It looks worse than it is.

The most recent thing I said, most recent thing I said—and I'm not saying anything I say is wrong; it's not wrong, it's right—but they just don't like the way I say it, or make people think I said something. I was arguing with someone on Twitter. Have you seen my tweet that women are sex workers? Have you seen that one? Uh, no, I haven't seen that. So basically, I'm laughing, let me laugh at myself for a second. Why do they put me in jail? Don't arrest me, which is true, cuz a lot of women have a financial incentive when she, when they even date out. Yeah, all so I said, I said women are sex workers. I said women, they, they try and find one customer called a boyfriend or a husband, mhm, who, in return for sex, pays for their whole life. If they can't find one customer, they find a bunch of customers on OnlyFans, right? And if they're not hot enough to have any customers, they're miserable, and they have a job, right? They're sex workers. All women, at some degree, are sex workers. And then I put that up, my girlfriend goes, "Me? I'm not a sex worker." I was like, "Let's stop having sex; see how much money you get." She goes, "Well, so what?" Well, yeah, I guess earn your money, right? So you're a sex worker. Women are sex workers. And I was saying that, and then I also said that men are judged on our competence. We're only judged, and we're only cared about for what we can do. Nobody gives a [ __ ] about our feelings. Nobody gives a [ __ ] about—there's none of this, "All poor him." No one gives a [ __ ] if you're not useful to somebody or something, you can get, you can [ __ ] die in a ditch. Not only do women don't care about you, society doesn't care about you, and other men don't care about you. We all want useful friends. I don't want no [ __ ] useless next to me. I don't know you; you can't do that. Those are the, those it worse. I hate them too; they're leeches; they're leeches. So men are judged by competence, and women are judged on their sex, so women are sex workers, and men are competence objects, right? And I say that, and bro, the mental breakdown, the not mental breakdown on Twitter, he said, "All women are sex—like just cuz you're ugly and you can't get a [ __ ] sex work job, if you were a baddy you'd be on a yacht and [ __ ] Dubai, but you're not, so it is what it is."

Yeah, I came across this quote; it said, um, "Show me a, show me a person that says that tells the truth 100% of the time, and he'll be the most hated person in the world." Well, I'm getting close; I'm getting close. But uh, and, and I also do understand a lot of is the way I frame things. I do kind of say things in the most AGG—not aggressive—but prerogative way possible, you know? I don't say, "Women, women can't lift as much as men." I'll say, "Females are weak," right? And then they'll have a mental breakdown, but it's, it's still true, but I just say it in that way, right? But uh, maybe I'm a troll, guys. Let's do this; this is like Dr. Phil. Let me be honest; maybe I just can't control myself. I love pissing them off, right? I write it up this [ __ ]. Maybe I'm just like, "Women are sex workers," and I, I read the tweet back; I'm like, "This is going to piss him off. Don't do it, Andrew. Andrew, you're a female judge; you got a female judge, right? Like what the [ __ ] am I doing?" And then I walk in front of the female judge in Romania, you're h, I just—maybe I just can't [ __ ] help it. I don't know what it is, but uh, I believe it to be true, so I say it. Yeah, very polarizing. Polarizing is the word. Everything we did a video a couple, God, so man, everything you say is actually true. You can't deny; he's not lying. If I was lying, they wouldn't attack me. If I was lying, if the things I was saying weren't true, they wouldn't attack me. If I, they, you, they wouldn't, they wouldn't give a [ __ ] if I was walking around saying things that weren't true all the time; they'd completely ignore me. The reason they fear me so heavily is because I say things that are true. If you know, if I say, "Women can't drive," the reason they have a breakdown is because women can't [ __ ] drive. That's why they get mad, especially Asian women; all of them, bro. How, yeah, bro, I, my, my girlfriend says to me, "I'll drive them." No, I'll walk, right? I will walk before you drive me anywhere ever, bro. If I get on a plane, the female's flying, I'm turning around, getting back off that [ __ ] plane. No, I'm not doing it. Oh, y'all seen that somewhere? If I get a plane as a a female pilot, I'm getting the [ __ ] off. No, but, but, and, and they'll get so offended by this, and they'll be like, "How could you?" Every man knows I'm telling the truth; you know that women panic, women panic under pressure. So if my plane's going down, I would argue, call me crazy, that's pretty high pressure, you know? She's going to be screaming; she's going to be screaming. That's the last thing you know, when you get, you know, when you get on a, you know, when you get on a plane and they're like, "In the event of an emergency, your air stewardesses will get, will give you the—" and you look over and you see some [ __ ] 19-year-old bimbo, that's the first thing I think, "I know who's, who's going to help me?" Is his plane crashes, you can hear that [ __ ] screaming. All cake face with her [ __ ] makeup sitting there on TikTok, like, "I'm like, oh great, the plane's on fire. Nancy, Nancy, what should we do?" Nancy's going to do it. It's all like, but you're not supposed to say these things; you're not allowed to say these things. And one of the main reasons you're not supposed to say these things is because, actually, The Matrix is a very powerful weapon, and the weapon they're using to destroy masculinity, which is what they fear, because they have to remove the warriors of society before they enslave us all. This is what they do. The Romans used to turn up into Greek camp, kill all the military-age men, just, just chop all their heads off, because that's going to be a revolution sooner or later. Nowadays, they can't kill us all, so they try and neuter us and turn us into eunuchs mentally. The easiest way to destroy masculinity is to promote femininity in the completely wrong way. Not promote femininity as a, a man is good at certain things, a woman is good at certain things; we make the perfect team; we're the perfect pair of a woman's feminine and a man's masculine, which is the truth. Instead, what they do is say women are better than men at everything; femininity is a better version of masculinity. So we have this weird, strange three-phase garbage society where women are better than men at everything, while also are equal, even though they need DEI, while also children, and every decision they make they were tricked into; they didn't want to do it cuz a man made them do it. MH, you know? So a woman's a girl boss, and she's, she's a girl boss, and she's better than you, but she needs help to get the job, and then if you sleep with her and don't buy her a handbag, you raped her because she changed her mind. So how the [ __ ]? It's, it's impossible; none of this, you can't have all three at once, and they built this on purpose and put it out into Western society. So as soon as a man gets big, they attack him with what women, femininity. They use this whole, "Women are the attack vector of Satan" now, because there's not a single man out there who has the balls to tell the truth who ain't [ __ ] M. So all they have to do is just get a phone call, a hundred women who you've ever slept with, call a hundred of them and find one [ __ ] MH, one with me. They couldn't even find one; that's why they really hate me, because they keep trying. But most people, they find one, Russell Brand, they found someone, Trump, they found someone, Heg, they found someone, Matt Gates, they found someone, Julian Assange, they found someone. You go to the [ __ ] list, and, and all these bers and soy boys, these simps at home continue to lap it up. Oh, a woman, he, they found a woman from 1981, cuz they're [ __ ] gay, and because literally, and, and the simps and soy boys kind of [ __ ] help him out, you know? Like if, if men could just stick together for 5 seconds and respect due process, we'd be all right; all of this would go away, but there's such a huge contingent of, of the, of the men—and when I say men, I don't mean masculine men; I mean the feminine men—who betray their own sex instantly and artly when these accusations come out. M, like if, if, if, if tomorrow you guys caught a case and they said this girl said this, this, I'd say, "I listen, I've been around enough women to know women [ __ ] lie. No, women lie." Yeah, and not only do women lie, women, women lie. The reason women lie so much is cuz they don't even believe they're lying. Yeah, they rationalize and make it seem like it's reality; they believe it's true. A woman will crash a car into a tree, no other cars around, she crashes into a tree. Yeah, "Why'd you hit that tree?" "Well, it wasn't my fault." "Why?" "It was raining, and it was dark." "You knew that when you got in the car." "Everyone else driving is driving in the rain in the dark, and they didn't hit the tree." "Why did you hit the tree?" "Yeah, but it was raining and it's dark, and it's the first time driving the car." So yeah, but okay, whose fault is this? The tree's, that tree's been there for 150 [ __ ] years; never been hit before. Yeah, the car has driven up and down that road 10,000 times and never been crashed. Who do we blame? Well, it's not my fault. They blame me. That's the female mind; they're not responsible for anything ever because they're down here. Now, if you ask that same woman two weeks later after she hit the tree, you'd be like, "I got Ferrari; you want to drive it?" "Yeah, I want to drive it." "Are you a good driver?" "I'm a great driver." True or false? Cuz she's a girl boss now, so she's a girl boss after crashing, and we just perpetuate and support this behavior from females. And the reason it is done, it's not done—you could argue it's done organically because the human species needs to prioritize females because that's how we reproduced, right? If, if, if we had 100 men and 100 women, you could go, and you went to war, the reason the men went to war is cuz if 95 of those men died, but they won the war, those five men with the hundred women, you have a lot of fun. Well, we could reproduce; we could get the tribe back; the Real G's could get it done. Yeah, you know, Elon, me, D, we get enough babies; don't forget us. But uh, if, if, if 95 of the women die and you have five women, 100 dudes, I mean it's gonna be a [ __ ] wild ride for those chicks, but you're not going to have enough babies to reproduce for the clan. So humanity has always prioritized female life, hence them getting off the Titanic. So there's that side of it, but that's been weaponized now, and now it's very consciously done; there's no, it's not an accident. This three-phase girl femininity crap is how they destroy masculinity; is how they destroy men. And that's why when they say, "I hate women," I don't hate women; I'm just ultra realistic about what a man can do and what a woman can do. I don't hate women at all. If someone breaks into my house, I'm going to stand up and fight; I'm going to risk my life to protect my woman because I don't think she can fight, right? But of course, when I say women can't fight, I'm a misogynist; I'm terrible. How am I misogynist if I'm [ __ ] dying for, yeah, right? It's, it's a, it's a scope, and it's a media spin, but, but it's [ __ ], and people fall for it all of the time, mhm. And it's, it's the trait, it's the traitors and the treachery within the masculine team, men who sit there and go, "Oh, a woman said—" "Well, you haven't been around enough women to know women [ __ ] lie. Women [ __ ] lie." Learn that when I was 19, literally, she called the cops on me; I was in S, I was in the Marine Corps. She said, "I'm going to tell the cops you hit me," and then she just starts screaming, and then the next-door NE, "What's going on?" "He hit me! Hit me!" They call the bro, exactly, literally, exactly. So it's like men who have never been around women and put them on a pedestal and idolize them seem to think they're these perfect creatures, which is why you can never trust a [ __ ] who can't get L; they don't have any women, though. Those type of men, of course they don't. I've never been around them, which is why one of my litmus tests for my circle as a whole, if I see a guy who's struggling with [ __ ], I don't talk to him. I'm like, "Oh, you're, you're struggling to get women, or you're always crying over some [ __ ], you're always sad about women, you know? You're a traitor; you're going to betray me." No, I'm telling you, no, I totally get it. The guy who's crying over some [ __ ] when she finally calls him, "Go, I'll take you back, but I don't want you hanging around with Andrew anymore cuz there's too many girls around him." He'll be like, "Oh, okay, babe, love you." Like you can't trust those [ __ ]. As soon as I find a guy who's bad with women, I don't trust them. I've been in business meetings before, well, a guy is like, "[ __ ] oh yeah, the wife complaining about his wife here and there." I guess he thought he was building rapport and being cool. I'm sitting there, "You want 10 grand of my, you want 10 M of my money? You can't control a woman; you can't tell your woman to shut up and make dinner while you're out getting [ __ ] paid, and you want my money? No, sir, rejected." If you have any kind of problems with women in your life and you can't control them, get rid of it. I don't want, I don't want you, I don't want you near me because those are problems by proxy; they end up on my plate somehow. All of a sudden, now my business partner is not coming to work CU this [ __ ] is [ __ ] his neighbor. I don't need that [ __ ], right? So I mean, obviously women are trouble; of course they are. But you have to just be mad enough to say, "Sorry, dear, I loved you very much, but you're annoying. See you never. Bye." And it is what it is.

Yeah, I think I learned it early on when I first started dating. I was trying to make my woman happy, so I was like, I was being a simp. But after, after a while, I was living through her instead of her living through me, and I became a [ __ ], and I noticed how her whole outlook towards me changed, and then I was like, "You know what? I had enough of this [ __ ]; I'm going to be who I am instead of trying to make you happy. You're going to be, your happiness comes through me." It's really, and it's really interesting when you say living through her because the feminine imperative is to, to build a nest and, and have a, and have some children, maybe, or show off on Instagram, etc. But the feminine imperative is never to go out there and fight for freedom; it's never to risk your life; it's never to stand up and do amazing things. Like if you actually look at the masculine imperative, we're the ones who explored the world. Why, why do we go on a boat and go to the other end of the planet and die most of the time? Why do we trek across Antarctica? Why do we build the largest skyscrapers? Why do we take the biggest risks? Every single thing you drive past in Las Vegas and every other city was built by men; all of it, we did all of it. That's the M good imperative. So a female living through us, empowering us, is good for society as a whole because we do amazing, amazing things. A woman's world is much smaller; she cares about herself biologically; she's a lot more selfish; she cares about herself and her offspring; that's her superpower; that's good. But if you're going to allow yourself to live through her, you're not going to achieve anything amazing; you can't cuz you're too busy sitting at home having date night every [ __ ] night of the week, checking on her every 20 minutes, "Are you okay, babe? You seem upset." [ __ ] that [ __ ], bro, gay. Yeah, [ __ ] that bro, gay. Yeah, "Did you see this Elon stuff that just happened on Twitter with his baby mama?" Yeah, see that bro, this black, get him in here. Yeah, as black as they come, and all these conservatives are trying to give him a hard time. I don't know if you saw my, I did a half-hour breakdown; I did a video of it, but I said my, my guy's putting [ __ ] rockets in space; you think he has time to sit around holding hands to some [ __ ] chick and date night and [ __ ] eating popcorn? Yeah, watching [ __ ] Twilight. No, wife, "Was let's watch—" "How you watching that [ __ ]?" Yeah, "I'm playing Diablo." [ __ ] get out of—no, he has, he, he makes the baby, the baby's done; okay, the baby exists; mission complete; back to SpaceX. And she's like, "He didn't even text me on Valentine's." He's the busiest, most famous, he's the richest man in the world, the huist, the female, this female is operating under, of course, he's, "You're not that interesting; you're not more interesting than rocket science cuz you're not as complicated as rocket science; you're really not," right? So a certain echelon of achievement as a man, also, yeah, you have relationships with females, but they're pretty, pretty, they're pretty driven by reproduction, and they're pretty just like, "Okay, we have a kid; I take care of you; I take care of the kid; that's fantastic; I love my kid; I love you; okay, that's great; see you later; I'm out; I got [ __ ] to do." Uh, if you, if you sit there and live through a female, then you can't achieve amazing things; you live through a female; how do you run SpaceX? How do you run Tesla? How do you do anything? Yeah, yeah, you can't—like I love my wife, but uh, when we started doing YouTube almost like how many years ago? Like 15, 16 years ago? 2008, I think, we, she always tell me, "Would you go get a real job?" If I listen to her, I would have never achieved what I achieved. Exactly, exactly. So, and, and female love is powerful; like you can be protected by female love, but also female love is, it's the easiest way they try and protect you is hold you back from things; that's what they do. Time, that's, they try and hold you back, and if you let them, then you're never going to achieve much. I had women leave me because I was too close to my brother, bro, which is crazy, bro. It's, it's not crazy because me and Trist get the same thing CU me and Trist live together still. They get jealous of your brother, right? Yeah, they, that's wild. Yeah, cuz we've seen it cuz we're twins, and we're really [ __ ] close. Women get jealous over our relationship because they want to be the, they want to have what a woman wants is absolute emotional control over you, because if she can emotionally control you, then she feels safer. You, you'll ask yourself, "Why does a woman always start a fight before you go out to the club?" Well, the reason is, is not cuz she gives a [ __ ] go to the club; it's cuz she knows if you're in a bad mood, you haven't got any game, right? If you're pissed off, you haven't got any sauce. She doesn't want you smiling in the club having a great time because then you might get a [ __ ], but if you're in there like [ __ ] this [ __ ] [ __ ], texting, texting, texting you the whole time, that's what she wants; she, that's why you can't win the argument cuz it's not about the argument; she's trying to take your sauce away; she wants emotional control over you. But if you're close with your brother and she's trying that, and you're like, "I'm a tea now, so I don't give a [ __ ]," she sees that as a threat over her ability to emotionally manipulate you, which is what she wants to do to preserve herself. Of course, if she can do it too well, then you become boring; then you're just a target that's been conquered. It's human nature, like, like we talked earlier about explorers, Christopher Columbus, he came here and do whatever he did; when that was done, he's like, "[ __ ] it, let me go somewhere else." If a woman completely controls you, head to toe, and she's seen everything, and she can wrap you up around her finger, you're boring; then she wants the next land to conquer; that's how it is. So you've always got to be unconquerable, and that's another thing that blows these people's minds, all these [ __ ] [ __ ] who are saying that I'm terrible to women and I abuse women, this garbage, Mr. [ __ ], convicted felon who sold me out. I guarantee I got more kids than you; I got more women who love me than you; I got more children than you; I've got better relationships with women than you do. I guarantee you argue with your, with your wife more than I argue with my wives, ever, ever. How many gloves you got? Enough to B to bake the bread. So like, where, where is this [ __ ] about me being bad to women? If, if I'm so terrible, why all these women love me? Yeah, oh, and then they'll answer, "Well, because of money." So you're saying they're sex workers? Let me get the tweet up; let me—oh, you're saying women are just sex workers cuz I'm, cuz I'm rich; is that what you're saying? That sounds awfully misogynistic, you know? It sounds misogynistic. Then they'll come along and say stupid [ __ ] like, "Oh yeah, but you tricked them." Bro, imagine this world, bro; they, they really are going to go out here and allow women to be, to have the same roles as us in society, girl boss us all over culture, in every movie, women are beating up men, and the dad's the idiot, and the, the m comes the smart one; they're going to girl boss us the whole way. But if a girl does anything ever that anybody doesn't like ever, she was tricked. Yeah, if women can show you a perfect culture that illustrates that, Black Culture really, mhm, the women, they're just unbearable. I don't date them, and that's why you see a lot of black men not dating black women because the black woman is the man of the relationship; that's why no one wants to be the one that called the cops; she was a black [ __ ]. Well, there you go. Absolutely, and, and, and yeah, it's, it's, it's—I don't know too much; I don't, I don't know about the black women in America cuz I haven't been here in a long time. Yeah, but from what I've seen online, yeah, yeah, I always, you always see a clip of like some Texan woman like beating the [ __ ] out of some poor Chinese girl, like, "You're like, what the [ __ ]? How did this even happen?" They're very masculine in America; um, it's like they have a chip on the shoulder, or I think a lot of them just, uh, feel they're less than. Yeah, not all black women, but it's a, it's a, it's a good, it's a good majority of them, black women, they act like men. Well, we can apply this to things cuz I mean, even if we remove the races, just remove into the, the, we say women are sex workers, which of course is going to get me in trouble, but we apply it to the number one thing females are judged on, which is how they look, their appearance, their sexual, their sexual—yeah, not the mind—no, they're judged on how they look and how attractive they are, right? All the, all the hes I ever meet love me, MH, beautiful women love me; they think I'm [ __ ] hilarious, and they're like, "He's rich, and he's [ __ ] funny; I'll have his kid, no problem." All the baddies love me. If a woman's going to leave a negative comment about me, I look at her profile picture; I'm like, "[ __ ] I want at least a drop of SE." It's kind of like, and it's interesting because in the world we live in, you only get an opinion as a man if you're like big ra, big and important, or strong, or rich, or we have to earn our importance through certain things. But like hot women can say something, a hot woman can stand up and say, "I really care about the animals," and we'll all stand up and go, "Oh, we really care about the animals," cuz she's got big tits, whatever. But these ugly [ __ ], no one gives a [ __ ] what you say. I mean, I know you have a Twitter account, but no one gives a [ __ ] what you say. So a lot of this [ __ ] is just, no one gives a [ __ ]. You ever give a [ __ ] about hug [ __ ] perfect? Look at, um, ESPN, all the women there, a majority that are hosting with the men, they're beautiful; of course they are. This, this is the reality, right? So a lot of these things, also, especially in my case, or the online hate, etc., a lot of it's just revenge of the nerds; a lot of it's just a bunch of [ __ ] nerds and a bunch of ugly women sitting around, you know, trolls in their [ __ ] bedrooms, angry that I wanted life and they didn't, and they're just trying to take it out on me. Yeah, and it's a [ __ ] setup, you know? It's kind of funny; I had some guy once, some [ __ ], he was obese, and he was pure liberal obese loser; I can't remember his name, and he was saying how dangerous I am to women. I was saying, "If you literally thought of a, the idea of a sexual predator in your head, it would be him." Yeah, like, "Why am I dangerous to women when I have options with women?" Yeah, "Why would I rape a woman when I can't get through my roster on a weekly basis anyway?" When I'm trying to get him in and out the house as fast as humanly possible, the only, the only thing I've ever done with women in my house is beg them to leave, like, "Please, you've been here three hours; it's a busy day; please go," you know? And you know this [ __ ] who ain't been laid in forever telling me that, who's the rapist here, right? You know who's the rapist? Dude sitting home, busted nuts on himself. Of course, of course, yeah, of course. And he, these are the, these are the bad guys, but they always accuse you of what they are. He's not doing it, t, he's just doing it on, yeah. Oh, man, it's [ __ ] good scene, 100%. So like, these, these, these [ __ ] people who are attacking us and attack people at the top, etc., they, they accuse you of what they are directly all of the time. And uh, we're going to see how this all plays out, but I have a strong suspicion that the Florida, I, what I, if I had to predict the future, which I'm pretty good at because I was saying I was going to get arrested—I don't know if you saw my old podcast; I kept saying they're going to arrest me—you have three lives; I kept saying they're going to arrest me before they arrested me. Here's what I think's going to happen in Florida: I think they're going to get per walk; I think they're going to come up with the biggest croc of [ __ ]; they're going to arrest me; they're going to walk me in front of the cameras; they're going to make it wall-to-wall news; I'm going to walk around in handcuffs; I'm going to look guilty as [ __ ]; you look guilty with handcuffs with police; I mean, the [ __ ] you do; they're going to say this [ __ ], mhm; they're going to take me in for questioning. I have a strong suspicion they may not charge me cuz I have a feeling they haven't got enough to charge me with, but they might, they might charge me with some crap, and in the end, years from now, I'm going to walk it, and they're just going to waste two more years of my life, two more years of my reputation. You know, it's kind of, you have to see everything in the world as a blessing from God; is the only way to see it. Because if you didn't see it as a blessing from God, it's pretty [ __ ] hard to deal with. You have to see the positives of all these things because once I bust it, then I'

Life defending Palestine on Piers Morgan and got in a whole bunch of trouble for it. But then they asked me something else, and I must not have answered the way they wanted. And then they went crazy. So there's not very much nuance in these arguments either, which causes a huge problem and a disconnect.

Because yes, I agree there's a huge problem with Israeli influence over the American government. I ageism, there is a huge problem with it; there's no doubt about it. But when I think our conservatives in Republicans, we're supposed to be pro-life Christian, yep, what's happening in Gaza is not pro-life and it's definitely not Christian. I don't know why we're in bed with Israel, and then we fund that war. They call it a war, but those people don't have weapons; they don't have an army. They have some weapons; I mean, it's like a little posy. It's not a fair fight. Yeah, it's not a fair fight at all. It's not a fair fight. I look at the drone footage; it looks apocalyptic. It truly looks apocalyptic, and it's extremely sad.

And also, I find it amazing that like if you're a nationalist or you're a conservative and you believe in the rights to your land and you believe in America, America, you want to protect your land, then you should understand that other people want to protect their land. Exactly, we push back on illegal immigration, y what's going on in Israel? Yeah, but they say Palestine never existed; that's why I hear all the time on social media, especially on Instagram, from conses that place never existed. Yeah, they're ignorant to it all, and it's a long and complicated history. But uh, even if you don't want to go down the entire history of Palestine Israel, this is what I was saying to Piers because he doesn't even let you [ __ ] talk. I was like, I haven't got time to explain history to you, but exactly like you said, this is clearly a genocide. What's happening is clearly completely inhuman; forget religion, forget any of these things, it's inhuman what they're doing to these people. It's unacceptable what they're doing to these people. And it's also the media spin they put on it tells you a lot. Because when Hamas try and fight back, it's a terror attack and it's barbaric, and when Israel fight back, it's a tactical strike. Right, oh, tactical strike; that actually almost sounds like it's okay. Have you ever seen the result of a tactical strike? Cuz all I see is dr yeah, I see buildings crushing children when we call it a tactical [ __ ] strike. So again, it's all about the language they use and how they frame everything, right? It's truly incredible.

And did you see that video that Trump uh posted? Can you put up that video? Um, he put up an AI meme of Trump's Gaza, yeah, like Trump's stance on Gaza like turned into like this oasis for the DI. Was like, dude, that is tone-deaf; you put this up on, I think it's yeah, I've seen it. Yeah, Freiza is [Music] [Music] here. Hasn't Trump stopped a lot of the killing? Would you argue? I think it's a lot calmer now than it was, so maybe I'm maybe I'm wrong, you know, maybe I and maybe this is why they call me a [ __ ] Mossad agent now, but I I give Trump the benefit of the doubt that at least he stopped the killing for now, at least that's stage one, right? It's everything's incremental. Is is Gaza ever going to look like that [ __ ]? No, we all know that's never going to happen, but he stopped the killing at least at the beginning, which I think is the f the best thing. If Kamala had won, which you would argue were supposed to be the left and the pro-Pal, etc., the killing would still be going on because Kamala, there's no way Kamala would stand up against the Deep State and the warmongers, which is another thing which is going to get me in trouble, but we're going to talk about it. We talk about females. Yeah, why I don't believe women should be in leadership positions in most cases is because I don't believe women are competent enough to lead because I don't believe women are brave enough to put themselves on the line. If if when Trump gets a call and they say do this or we're going to shoot at you and he ignores them and they shoot at him, that's a leader. If Kamala got that call, you think she's gonna risk taking a bullet [ __ ] no. So you can't even put women in positions of power because they'll always bend and break to the shadow, the shadow power that we don't even know exists. When they call her phone and they start telling her her address and telling her what they need, she's going to do whatever. Yeah, a woman, a dude ran on stage with Kamala and just took the microphone from her; she just gave it to him. Yeah, she looks, she looks leader of the Free World. Yeah, exactly. So what's interesting is all the left and all the Liberals and all the pro-Palestine guys, which even though I'm completely right and conservative somehow are you align with the left on that issue, they wanted Kamala to win because they thought that Gaza would have been in a better position, but I would argue right now if Kamala won that Gaza would still be killing and Isra would still be killing; she would have done a [ __ ] thing. So at least Trump stopped it. Is that video tone-deaf? Yes, but then also again, I'm a benefit of the doubt guy. I kind of am a benefit of the doubt guy. I kind of think, you know, Trump's doing amazing things; he's doing his best. Isn't it possible that like Trump's busy, he's on Air Force One, he's 78, and one of his aides go, hey, we've got video of the new Gaza; it's going to be like a resort; we're going to put it up on your Twitter. Yeah, yeah, yeah, and he's, you know, maybe, you know, maybe did did he did he design it frame for frame? Probably not. I don't know. Is it tone-deaf? Yes, but I'm just glad the babies have stopped dying because those videos were truly [ __ ] heartbreaking, truly truly heartbreaking back then when thousands of children, bro, when that stuff was going on, it affected, there was a there was a cloud of darkness in the air; I couldn't smile for a while. It was truly sad what was happening. And the world is a [ __ ] up place; like it's amazing also how we we go through life, especially us in the western world, and we're so largely disconnected from violence; we forget how [ __ ] up the world actually is because violence is actually the only underpinning of anything. Violence is why anything works. The reason any of the laws we have out here work is because if you don't obey them, you get a ticket. If you don't pay the ticket, you go to court. If you don't go to court, police come. If you don't obey the police, they get violent. So we've just managed to put all these layers on top of violence that allows that makes people to comply with complicated systems. But in in other countries where they don't have the time, the energy, the effort, or the resource or the organization to put all these complicated systems on top, it's straight to the bottom line, which is violence, right? You go to Afghanistan; no, they don't give you a ticket; they wave an AK. Right now, really? Is that any different? Let's actually analyze; is getting a policeman's ticket any different than having an AK waved? 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Yeah, Andrew, what's that beef between you and Ben Shapiro? Oh, there's no beef with me and Ben; I just, you know, there's no beef with me and B; I don't think he's a particularly good person; I think he's he's a warmonger; it's never-ending, especially if you support what's going on in God. Oh yeah, he his his stances on Gaza were unforgivable. He is currently going broke because he lost Kanas and he lost Brett Cooper, and now the Daily Wire is going into uh, I know from I've heard from many sources they're about to go into administration, and they have problems with Peterson; even Peterson and him are about to illegal battle. Oh, W da wi, yeah, Daily Wire's completely [ __ ]; they're completely bankrupt. It all started with Candace. Yeah, of course, you can't get rid of her; she was their star, and then um, who's the owner of the Daily Wire? He he's a really he's a really interesting person. Yeah, what's his name? Jeremy Boring. Yeah, Mr. Boring. I'm going to start a media company, right? Mr. Boring Media Company. G to be a success. So you know that dip [ __ ]. Yeah, I think Ben's a bad person; he was super pro-vaccine, which I was ultimately against; he's he was against Trump too; he was against Trump, and he's also a warmonger. You know, I guess it's just somebody; I mean, I've had 87 professional fights; I've done my whole fighting my whole life; I finished retiring from fighting, and now I'm fighting against governments all across the world. I've done all of my fighting myself, and I see somebody sitting behind a a desk with a microphone calling for other people to go fight when he's too much of a [ __ ] to ever fight himself; I intrinsically just don't like him. Didn't he vote for Hillary too? Oh yeah, [ __ ]; he's a [ __ ]. Yeah, and he's constantly calling for men twice his size to go and die. You go, yeah, you go fight, but of course he's, what do we say about short people? What do we say? He's a [ __ ] snake; he's a [ __ ] snake. So I don't I don't trust him. Yeah, and I wouldn't trust him as far as I could throw him. And I also think that it sounds like you got y'all got a beef. Ben was one of the main people that brought me over to conservatism, him um I'm I'm having a brain fart; Kace Owens, Kace Owens, Larry Elder. Yeah, Larry Elder. But the thing is with Ben, like he he had a lot of videos that used to go viral where he'd destroy the [ __ ] and stuff, and that was cool, but and somebody said to me like, oh, you agree on that, like who doesn't agree that men shouldn't chop their dicks off, like [ __ ] you have to go down the convenience store find a [ __ ] who agrees with that; everyone already agrees on that, but the actual important issues, it seems he's wrong every [ __ ] time. Think um he like I see him doing videos like criticizing the LGBTQ community, trans community, but in his religion, they embrace that the Talman is supposed to have eight genders, isn't it? Exactly. So why are you on YouTube and TikTok and doing all these videos criticizing going V for speaking out against these people when your religion embraces it? Well, even even then, even from a personal perspective, he has a huge problem with me because 12 years ago, I used to have a webcam studio, which I've talked about at length and explained at length, and I'll talk about again anytime because it's my history and I'm not apologizing for anything I've ever done ever. MH while he's still getting paid from APAC which takes money from OnlyFans today. Yeah, that's true. So like he pretends he gives a [ __ ] about these things, but he's actually just super hypocritical, and I just don't like hypocrites. I don't like people who are warmongering after October 7th when he was saying destroy them all, kill them all, annihilate every single one. I tweeted underneath him like, bro, let's at least look for peace, at least, right? It's just the mark of a coward; like it's kind of like they they say why do pro fighters not get in street fights? Cuz we've seen how bad fights can go. Yeah, whereas like if you've never had a fight, you think you're a tough guy cuz you know how bad fights can be. So he's one of them, right? He's one of them who's never seen violence, never been around it, would never go near it, would piss his pants if he ever had to. Total coward trying to talk like a tough guy, calling for violence. If he'd ever ever seen any, he'd know better, but he's not educated to it. So I just think he's I think he's a negative voice in the world who's calling for death and destruction, and thank [ __ ] his voice is going broke, and him and Mr. Boring are about to lose the Daily Wire, who I mean I don't know, like travel to America, try and find somebody who's giving them money right now; you must be out your [ __ ] mind. He gives a [ __ ] what they say; you can't pay me to watch their [ __ ]. I don't even know what he says anymore; the last time I spoke to him was about October 7th. Have you seen his his his opinions on Derek Chauvin that Trump should uh pardon him? Pardon him? I have no idea what Ben's saying. No, yeah, he uh he see he's making an argument that he didn't receive a fair trial because of the publicity of the trial and all that. He said um Trump should, he's trying to galvanize the conservatives behind him; that's all; that's that's just a pull on his. Well, I was about to say I I agree with that point. Is he trying to repair his reputation? [ __ ] yes, cuz his reputation's in the trash; his reputation's over. I mean, I'm an accused human trafficker; my reputation is 10 times his, so the [ __ ] you're [ __ ] up. He he should start trafficking women; yeah, she's getting business. So um, yeah, he's trying to galvanize that; that's an interesting argument; it's a pretty fair point. You would argue when we talked about earlier how at a certain level of law it's simply just a circus, and and people have to sit and make decisions; is this one individual's liberty worth the break of society as we know it? Because the argument was if Derek would have walked, there would have been complete chaos, and and us in America or the or not not even the UK anymore; the UK is gone communist; let's say only America where we value individual liberty and freedom above all things; it's mind-bending to us; it will sacrifice people to the horde or sacrifice people to the m, but most countries actually do this; most countries they their approach to law and order is very systemic, and it's our the reason we have a judicial system is to keep the public and to keep our f our society functioning; that's what it's for, right? Right, we don't give a [ __ ] who's innocent and who's guilty; we give a [ __ ] about people believing in the system, fearing the system, and obeying the system. So if we have somebody here who may perhaps be innocent, but if they walk, it damages the system and the view the beliefs in the system, that person's liberty isn't worth it; the ant farm's worth more than the ant, so [ __ ] them; they're going to jail anyway. Most countries are like that. I'll give you a perfect example; I'm not talking about third-world countries; Japan, when I I got a jail; I did a whole [ __ ] jail tour on YouTube; I was like, where else am I going to end up going to jail? Woo, let me work it out, and it turns out I was actually in the worst [ __ ] jail; it's like Russia; as long as I don't go to Russia, I've done the worst jail you can do. Yeah, right. But um, Japan has a 99% conviction rate. Is that because they have fantastic prosecutors and judges? No, it's because if you go to court in Japan, you're [ __ ], and that's because they don't care about innocent and guilty; they're like the public think he may have done it; there's people who saw; there's enough smoke; people believe it's him, and we want everybody to fear the law, and we want everybody to believe that we keep the public safe, so he's toast; yeah, you're going to jail forever; bye. They don't care about innocent, and there's a whole bunch of cases of people who've been to jail in Japan who are completely innocent. And America's the same; America sat there, The Matrix sat down and thought if we give this guy a fair trial and he walks, this is going to damage the fabric of society; is this one person's individual liberty worth more than the fabric of society? And what's interesting is this, here's the interesting argument; most people, even Americans, agree with that. If you were to put out a tweet and say if somebody is suspected of being a pedo, should they go to jail? Everyone would go, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah; suspected of, not convicted, not proved to be, suspected of; people are perfectly happy to have this mob justice if you can convince them to, as long as it's not them. When you end up on the other side of the system, then you're like, what the [ __ ]? Because Romania is the same; Romanian judicial system is cuz Romania is a very safe place; it's actually beautiful; you can walk; I walk around with a million-dollar watch; I drove a $5 million BD; I parked on the [ __ ] street; girls walk alone at night; it's one of the most Christian countries in the world; is ridiculously safe; you're not going to have any kind of violence in Romania; you go out, you get drunk, you [ __ ] stumble; no one's, nothing's gonna happen; very safe place; why? Because if you they if you they even sniff you've done anything, jail; they don't care, right? That's how they do it; a bunch of innocent people in jail; they don't care; society's safe. So yeah, did Derek get sacrificed to the m [ __ ]? Yes. Is that normal actually globally? Very normal. Yeah, my whole issue with d um I think my position on it is this, like why did the paramedic show up? The police called him because he was overdosing and he couldn't breathe; he was saying that out loud; I couldn't breathe. I think what got Derek Chauvin convicted was you got him on his stomach, and it looks like you're smothering them to death. He should have just, and he was he was already handcuffed, so DK Chauvin did that to himself; he should have just set him up and had him sitting down, handcuff like this; let him die for the whole world to see, but you didn't, so you actually screwed yourself. Agree, 100% agree. And are cops [ __ ]? Yes. Are some, like if you have enough people in any group, some are [ __ ]; some cops are [ __ ]; some farmers are [ __ ]; you know, like that's life. So is he completely 100% innocent? No. Is he a murderer? I wouldn't say he's a murderer either. Was he sacrificed to the mob for the greater good? 100% yes; that was a pre-ordained conclusion in a show trial, which we all know, and the whole idea of America is this individual liberty and this idea that this doesn't happen to us here because it happens in most other places; in most other places, that's exactly what happens. Yeah. So yeah, I think what it helped get him off too is uh black fatigue; people are tired of black people; every time you look up, some Negroes arguing about something. Well, you know, uh Derek Penny, that whole situation, yeah, that that was incredible; that was incredible, and it's it's I'll be honest, one of the things that's amazing to me because I am American; I lived here till I was eight, and then I grew up in in England, and then I moved all around the world. What's kind of amazing to me about the American consciousness is that they have this huge preposition with racism, and they seem to think this is a racist country; like you [ __ ] haven't been anywhere because this is the least racist nation on the planet. You think America's racist? Let me tell you where's racist; you know the most racist place? Africa. Oh yeah, you ever been to Africa? You ho too; you're tutu; you're boooo; like they're [ __ ] killing each other; having genocide; they all look the [ __ ] same; they're pulling out machetes; look at the Rwanda genocide; I couldn't even tell the two teams; they're running around [ __ ] swinging blades, bro. The whole world's [ __ ] racist; killing each other over nothing; over nothing; who, your nose shape? I [ __ ] huge continent; you got all these black people; you got all these resources; they probably the poorest continent in wherever; they have no leadership, and that culture is just broken, 100%. And also it's because Africa's rich that is poor, which we'll talk about in a second, but America's the least America's the least racist place you find on the planet. You think China is a racist? You think Japan's not [ __ ] racist? You think India is not racist with his caste system? Think Africa's not racist with his [ __ ] genocides; like everywhere, even when I moved to England, the amount of racism I dealt with for being American, like I was American; they're like, oh, y [ __ ] school shooter, but like watch out. But the thing is, I think it's funny. Yeah, but these people can't take a [ __ ] joke; like I love when people I I I have the most diverse friend group, and and our friendships are based on racism; like that's it's funny; it's funny; like I know a white guy. Yeah, yeah, who's loyal, right? [ __ ] weird, but like we make fun of each other all the time; like racism is hilarious amongst a friend group, right? But in America, everyone's so sensitive to it; it's insane, and they believe they live in a racist country; it's like you need to go basically anywhere else; go anywhere else, and you will see. And and what's interesting is actually the countries like Dubai, which I spent a lot of time in, the UAE, which is a super diverse country with 80% immigration, but the locals, the natives, they're above you; you can't [ __ ] with a gulf Arab in the US; you can come, and you can visit, and you can buy a nice house, and you can live there, and you can enjoy Dubai, but if you crash your car into an Arab, it was your fault; yeah, that's just how it is; like there's no way out of it, right? So the whole world's [ __ ] racist except America, and these people are constantly and endlessly crying; it's like so ungrateful almost; it's ungrateful. I think most of that comes from the black community though; I think that's what's keeping racism alive in this country. Yeah, and the white they got the white Li is pushing it too; his own life support. Yeah, well, I I think think everyone's tired of it now, but they're going to keep trying to push it because it allows them to feel important for 5 seconds, so they're going to keep trying to push it. Andrew, do you consider yourself to be an African-American? Well, there's times I'm like the day Walker; I swap in and out; it depends, you know, you know, like I I have a I had I had an auntie; she's uh she's black, and she's she talks like a white woman until she gets mad; then she's Jamaican. Yeah, you ever had one of them? That's like me; depends on the mood I'm in; sometimes I'm white, sometimes I'm black; depends on the mood I'm in. But um, no, it's it's really interesting, and also pattern recognition isn't racism; we need to make that very clear; like if if I think of a pedophile, I imagine a white man. Yeah, right. And if I think of uh gang shooting, I imagine a black man; call me racist, but that's just what I imagine, right? Think I think Latinos. Well, that's right. Yeah, 100%; build the wall, so we got enough tacos; it's fine; we don't need anymore. So if I walk into a restaurant, a Latino restaurant, and I see a bunch of hes making tacos, I'm walking right out, 100%. So racial stereotypes also exist for a reason, but now we're going to try and tell us that we have to ignore basic pattern recognition or it's racism, and this is the point that's difficult because I'll be completely honest with you; if I was Snow White and I was a police officer and I was in inner Chicago and it's 4 in the morning and I've stopped a Toyota Camry and there's four black guys in it and my partner got killed two years ago because of a Toyota Camry with four black guys in it and they're not complying, I'll be trigger-happy now to pretend he's not; that's just that's pattern recognition; that's pattern; that's how you survive; that's how you survive in the world; the reason our ancestors survived is cuz we saw someone go try and pet the lion; go go eat, and we're like, there's a pattern here; yeah, you try; oh, he goes, he died too; okay, avoid the lion; like there's a pattern recognition; so right, what's what's interesting; what's so scary about this racism argument is it prevents people; I'll give you another example of this in a second, but it prevents people from acting appropriately, understanding that perhaps the world's not a perfect place; perhaps it's never going to be fully balanced, so you need to understand when you are going to be deemed more of a threat. So if I was a completely black person in that Toyota Camry, I would say this officer is intimidated, guys; we would our best behavior right now; they'll sit and say, I shouldn't have to do that; you shouldn't have to lock your door at night, but you do; the world's not a perfect [ __ ] place; there's no such thing as shouldn't have to, right? I'm a big man; if I go and knock, let's say my car breaks down and I go knock on someone's door in the middle of the night, I know that I'm scary; if a little girl knocks, they may open it; I'm going to be more intimidating; I have to keep that in mind; I'm not going to be at the door like like they're trying to flex; they're not going to f can open it; you have to know the game you're playing; yeah, cuz white people SW knocking their door; I don't know this guy; this probably a home invasion; yeah, exactly. So what I'm saying is, and this gets me in trouble, if you're a black person in the inner city and you understand how the inner city runs, when you're getting stopped by police, you should comply more than ever because you should understand the yeah, perhaps it's unfair; he has these preconceived notions; perhaps it's unfair; perhaps you're a great person; perhaps yes, but the world's not perfect, and thinking that the world is perfect and us trying to push this idea, ideal version of the world where everyone ignores basic pattern recognition is [ __ ] and garbage. I'm more intimidated when I walk past five men if I'm walking alone at night and there's five men on a street corner; I find that more scary than five women on a street corner; am I sexist? No; no, that's [ __ ]; I'm not a dumbass; I'm a realist; I'm a realist. So this racism's gone so far now that we're disrupting the ability for people to be realists, so they're expecting a little white woman to walk past five big Negroes in the middle of inner city Chicago and be like, don't be racist, Jane; don't be racist, Jane; don't be racist; hi, fellas; like BR, you're [ __ ]; lose your handbag at least, right? That doesn't bother me; like if some I'm getting to an elevator; this happened to us; we'll get in an elevator, and it's just a white lady, and she'll just back in the corner and just like grab onto a press; I'm like, I I don't blame you; 100% blame at all. But what's funny about it is they'll pretend that being intimidating is a terrible curse when it comes to something like a police stop when they live their entire life trying to be as intimidating as possible; exactly; you're standing a certain way; you're dressing a certain way; you're listening to certain music; you're [ __ ] gang-banging; you want everyone to walk past you to know you're a real [ __ ] G; you want everyone scared of you all the time, but then except for when the cop gets scared and pulls his weapon, then it's like w what's the problem? You've been scaring people your whole [ __ ] life; you've been intimidating people your whole life; you you didn't you could have had a three-piece suit on and a [ __ ] little hat; you been fine; no, you're wearing a [ __ ] [ __ ] bandana; why do you think I was a gangster in Yonkers? Yeah, but but it's [ __ ]; so all of this is done on purpose; this whole racism argument is gone way too far; as far as I know, black people and white people have basically the fair treat; I mean, the law applies to all of us; DEI actually gave black people a whole bunch of advantages over white people, so to sit here and believe that this is a racist country is completely ignorant; it's not a racist country, and you can succeed in this country if you no matter what skin color you are, if you try your best and you conduct yourself the right way, and perhaps it'll be the odd scenario where you feel like being treated differently because of your skin color in a negative, but also you're not talking about all of the all of the times you were treated in a positive because of your skin color; perhaps because you're a big black man, you have problems in police stops, but you ain't got problems walking alone at night like a little white person does. So there's a bunch of times people are sitting there waiting to rob someone and goes not him, right? So you so you had the pros and the cons, so you get the pros and the cons of these things; that's life; that's life; so got to take advantage of the pro FR; exactly. And and just to go back on my point because I mentioned it earlier and I just want to wrap it up; I said about how Africa's poor because is rich. Mhm. I watched a really interesting study; you should watch it; it was about what makes the perfect nation cuz I was trying to build the perfect country in my mind; like what what would make the perfect nation; it was talking about if you started from zero, how would you have the richest, most prosperous, perfect country? And it said the countries with the best weather are countries like England and Netherlands because you want to be a little bit rainy; you want to be able to have agriculture, and you don't want people to have too much fun for free; like in Thailand, they ain't got to be rich; it's go to the beach, get coconut; they're living good. In England, you got to have a Ferrari in a mansion; you're still depressed, so you work very hard; you pay a lot of taxes; there's a whole bunch of things involved with it, but it said that if you have a complicated societal structure, natural resources makes your country richer; so like Norway is very rich; they have oil and a bunch of natural resources, but they have a complicated social structure, so they dig the oil up, and that money goes to the Norwegian Sovereign wealth fund, which goes into the stocks and bonds and the gold ETFs, and it's all tracked online, and they're a very rich country. Africa is super rich, but they don't have s they don't have complicated systems. So what happens there is if they discover Cobalt, the problem with natural resources is it doesn't require society to get the value of it. So if you have a country that builds jet engines, you now need factories, which takes workforce, which need houses, which need universities, which need schools, which need hospitals, which needs roads; you have to build all this infrastructure around it to produce these jet engines. If you find Cobalt, you just got to dig it up out the ground. So Africa's problem is that it's so rich; they don't have these complicated structures. So what happens is they find Cobalt; the the dictator gets a deal from outside, usually the West, to get money into his pocket; they send a few soldiers and a few kids to go dig it up; they take all the Cobalt out; it goes straight to the West; the dictator gets rich; none of the African people get rich; none of the African nation gets rich; they don't build anything, and the Cobalt's gone; the West is rich; the dictator goes to Dubai; boom, done. So Africa's biggest problem is that it's actually so rich in resources that it's held back by how much how many things it has. If it didn't have any resources, they could build things and put it all together and start building jet engines, but they don't because they're like, ah, look, we found something interesting here; the dictator gets rich; few of the elites get rich, and the average person gets [ __ ]; it's kind of unfair um, but that but that's the stupidity that I mean, do you think that's I'm going to sound like a white supremacist when I say I know say don't even say you think that's genetic; well, but come on, man; Byron Don's is after me; Byron, no, but let's think; well, let me take that back; not genetic; is culture; yeah, I mean, let's but no, but culture on

Get a boat. Bill, but white, white people are fantastic at trusting people they don't know. That's white. That's why white people are like, "Howdy, neighbor," they don't even know you. Howdy. That white people have this weird—not it's not weird—but the white people mentality is far more attributed towards the benefit of society with a larger understanding of working with those they're not directly correlated with. Whereas the black people is like, "These are my people only," and it's very insular. But it becomes far more difficult to run a country that way with competence. If you want to run a country competently, you need to find the most competent man for the job. I, I don't know if this is true. I don't want to be held up on it, and I don't want to be attacked for it. It might not be true, but I heard something that when the British started selling their ships around, they were amazed that when they got to all these native countries—the aboriginals in, in Australia and Africa and India, all these places—no one had heard of a contract. No one had heard of the idea of working with someone who wasn't their family. They're like, "It's a contract." They haven't heard of a contract. That no one had heard of that. So what, you just find anyone heard of a house? They were living in grass huts. Well, that's right. So they were like, "Savages." Yeah, have you seen those videos of them eating hay? Pull up 20, pull up those TikTok videos. These African tribes—Byron, I'm sorry, listen, I know you got busted for weed [ __ ] talk about letting the black man down for busted for [ __ ] weed [ __ ] human traff—you know [ __ ] this guy, I'm moving to Vegas [ __ ] these people bring your case [ __ ] you, you make a bigger joke. These people have not evolved at all for like probably 5,000 years back. You being a white man back in the slave day, yeah, we'll take these. All right, so let's talk about this now. Yeah, we're going down race realism. You know, we're the only people brown enough to get away with this, so we can do it. Oh, we're not going to get away with this [ __ ] Well, let's talk about it, right? So the white man, where he grew up primarily, they had to plan ahead in a way different than the Africans. So like, if you were in England, you had to grow grain, cuz that's how you eat. But grain only grows a certain part of the year, so you have to think ahead, and you have to plan. You have to plow the field, then you have to grow the grain, then you got to build buildings to store it in. And that means you need a lot of people. A lot of people need schools, hospitals, roads, housing. Now you need a city. You have to plan everything over a year cycle just to have food. In Africa, they didn't have to do that. Mango boom, they go get a mango when they're hungry. Go kill this. They had so much resource, they didn't have to plan ahead. Wait till you're hungry, kill something, eat it. You didn't have the same infrastructure that was required to eat it. It gets cold in Europe. It gets cold. You got to build a house. You need firewood. You got to think ahead. You apply that across a thousand years, you have a very different mentality towards life than you do in Africa, which is just pure brutal survivalism. That's what it is. I've heard that argument because of the weather. White and versus the white man and a black man—uh, both races evolve differently over time because living in a cold, you know, horrible climate, you got to think. Y, and you live in a warm environment, you just get up, take a [ __ ], and make you a bowl of like, right, and you're good. So yeah, this, this is it. And then we also apply this to what I said earlier about the white man having to work with other people he doesn't particularly know. If you're going to go through all that work to build, to, to grow grain, and you have to build a grain store, you don't want your grain to go bad, so you're going to find the best grain store company guy in the world, whoever he is, and you're have a contract with them. You're going to learn to work with and get along with people you didn't particularly get along with, etc. Whereas Africans didn't have any of these problems. So obedient, tribalistic. See that here in America. Like I used to be a private investigator, and they—I was watching people like insurance claims, right? Back in the day. He's watching me for Byron. Yeah, so why am I giving Byron a hard time? [ __ ] Ron too. [ __ ] Both of them. Yeah. Fu[ __ ] Ron, little Ron. Yeah, yeah, right. So I was a PR investigator, and they sent me to the black community. It was, it was Watts. Nobody else wanted to go. They said you'll fit in. So the white man sends me there, and I'm there. I'm in that neighborhood maybe two minutes before everybody comes out like, "Who is this [ __ ]" Yeah, of course, it's like, it—you see that tribalism that came from our evolution in Africa is here in America. Oh, 100%. You could be just go into any black neighborhood, all black, even if you're black, they're going to be looking at you crazy. But this is the thing that's interesting because people at home don't understand that the Matrix itself—the people who are in charge of the world—they find every innate, they find every innate action or every innate inclination that humans have, and they hijack it and Trojan horse it. So the natural tribalism that blacks have, they hijack and Trojan horse and use against us. When a convicted [ __ ] felon does some dumb [ __ ] he shouldn't have done, and we're Def—and black people defend him anyway because it's tribalism, right? They'll stick up for him anyway. The Liberals are actually very tribalistic. It's very interesting that if a conservative is accused of something—not even convicted—will self-cannibalize. Whereas if a liberal is accused of something, no one gives a [ __ ] if he's convicted, no one gives a [ __ ] if he did it. There's no, there's a [ __ ] video, no one gives a [ __ ] The Liberals don't care. The Liberals will accept a criminal into their team if it helps them, no problem. Us conservatives, to moral high ground, will [ __ ] self-cannibalize over an accusation all day long. It's pathetic, right? But they do this with everything. They Trojan horse all things. So if you're in charge of the world and you want to get an objective done, these people are not stupid. They literally rule the world. They'll sit there and go, "Okay, we want to convince people that if they pay more taxes, the sun will stop being hot. So how do we do this?" Well, this is a pretty hard argument to get across, so we're going to start with something more basic. "Do you like trees?" "Yeah, yeah, I like trees." "Do you like the oceans and the fish?" "You, you want to destroy the whole world?" "No, no, I don't want to destroy the whole world." "All right, then we're going to put up your taxes." So they take your natur—so they take your natural inclination [ __ ] to believe. Yeah, so they take your natural inclination to like nature, and they Trojan horse it. They put in Trojan horses. Another one's tolerance. "Oh, we're Christians. Yeah, you're tolerant, right? You're not, you're not horrible people. You're tolerant. You understand other people. You're tolerant." "Yeah." "Okay, here's a drag queen." Whoa. So that's what they do. They take, they take your inclinations, and they sneak in these Trojan horses with everything, all the time. So the tribalism of the black people is being used against them when they're sticking up for [ __ ] [ __ ] pieces of [ __ ] No other race does this. By the way, if a white man was, had, had a rap sheet as long as his arm and murdered someone, white people wouldn't be like, "Oh, sticking up—" White people don't even stick up for themselves. So let's forget that. Asians, whatever. But black people would be like, "No, still—" Like the way they attack Daniel Penny, it's like that [ __ ] have been harassing people in the subway forever. The number of people have traveled the subway and dreamed of punching that [ __ ] in the face. How many people had—D—literally, there was a man who got on that subway every morning just thought, "One day, I'm going to punch that [ __ ] in the face," and he's doing his [ __ ] Michael Jackson moves or whatever [ __ ] Like one day—that's why I call it black pati—yeah, people are just tired of this. Yeah, but uh, the, the black tribalism just rallies around them. And then you add in a little bit of money, cuz all these [ __ ] people managed to somehow pay their bills. How do you pay your bills when you're marching for black people all day? Try it. Try it. Go out there and march. Go out there and march. March all day. Go just decide, "You know what? I'm super passionate about this issue," and go start marching all day. You'll soon learn you have nowhere to [ __ ] live. These [ __ ] are in a mansion, pushing Escalades, with private security. You adding us aid money, and all, all of a sudden you have these huge [ __ ] movements. And it's not just in America. This is what the American state has been doing globally, all around the world. This is how they did the Ukraine-Russian war. They sit there and go, "How do we make people who are so ethnically close, so ethnically aligned, who look the [ __ ] same, who speak the same language, who've lived next to each other for eons, who live, grew up on the same TV shows, who share the same history—how do we make them hate each other?" Well, what we need is we need a 20-year campaign of pushing Ukrainian independence, that Ukraine's actually a separate country to Russia, and we need to push Ukrainian language, and we need to change Ukrainian TV stations and make them different from Russia. We need to cut off the Russian news. We need to push this idea of that Ukraine has always been subjected to uh, abuse from Russia, and that they're abused people. And then we need to find the nationalists inside of Ukraine who believe Ukraine should be a standalone place. Then we need to promise them that when Ukraine is a standalone place, they'll be the kings of it. That we need to make all of them rich and give them loads of money. That a long enough timeframe, you end up getting enough hatred and sentiment that you, that you get the [ __ ] war you want. It's all done on purpose. All of these things are Trojan horse. So when they sit there and go, "We want a war between these two countries," so go, "Okay, let's find and infiltrate the nationalistic aspect of this one." Or same with the [ __ ] sun being hot. Let's, let's find a [ __ ] who likes trees. Let's offer him a bunch of money, get him to walk around and—and people are also, people are deliberately ignorant for a bag. Like I, I'll be honest, like you, you take the average black person and say, "Look, just, just say black people are oppressed. Look, here's some money." Yeah, they don't give a [ __ ] They don't give a [ __ ] People, people are pretty empty. Don't you remember being a child thinking adults are smart? Yeah. Do you remember that? I used to actually look up to politicians. I used to look up to grown-ups. I like, "That's a grown-up." Turns out they were all [ __ ] [ __ ] the whole [ __ ] time. And, and it's like everyone's a [ __ ] [ __ ] Everyone's [ __ ] dumb. Everyone will do anything for a [ __ ] paycheck. Everyone's a [ __ ] liar. Everyone's self-interested. And the only kind of smart people that exist are the people like me who at least understand what I am, right? Like I don't deny these things. I'll sit here and go, "The reason I'm better than these [ __ ] is because they don't even know those things." I'll self-analyze and go, "I am self-interested. I, I, I'm a person who's going to try and do things for his own self-interest. I'm a person who's going to try and benefit himself." So I can at least check myself, cuz I know the game I'm playing. These other [ __ ] are so dumb, they don't even know the game they're playing. So they really believe they're saving trees or saving the black man while getting [ __ ] paid to march around all day. It's a [ __ ] setup. Idiots. Idiots are the enemy, guys. Idiots. Dumb people. You know, like stupid people or weirdos or nerds. All these people that in school used to get bullied and picked on. I guess maybe that was God's way or natural selection to just keep them in their [ __ ] place. Soon as, as soon as they get any power, look what [ __ ] they do. Look at the theater kids. When the theater kids got their asses whooped, it was fine. Now they're called the Democrats, and they're [ __ ] destroying society. We need more bully—we need the bullies back. Yeah, yeah. Have you—this is a true story. I changed school a lot as a kid because I moved around. You know, when you watch movies and someone goes into the new school and they see the nerd being picked on, and they go and get to know the nerd, and the nerd's really a cool guy. Have you ever tried to get to know a nerd? Because after like five minutes, you're like, "I get why they pick on you." If you ever go talk to the weird kid you join a new school, like, "Don't talk to him, he's weird." I'm like, "I'm like, leave him alone." "No, he's a [ __ ] weird. He's a [ __ ] loser." I'm like, "Guys, there's like six of you [ __ ], leave him alone." I got talk to—I got talk to him for 5 minutes. Like [ __ ] that [ __ ] bro, he is [ __ ] weird. That kid is weird. They—most of these people deserve what they get. I remember we had this friend—I'm not gonna say his name. Remember, um, bleep this out. Remember him? Yeah, like he was a weird guy. He got all As, but he was weird. Nobody talked to him. So me and Kevin, I think we're like six, "Let's go hang, let's go talk to him. He's—they're picking on him." So we hang out. He said, "Hey, man, won't you guys come over today so we can play?" Right? So we go to his house, and he calls his dog in. He starts jacking his dog off. And then, look at—just like, "H—going to kick your ass." It's like these weird kids, they, they end up there. It's not an accident, you know? So like, it's kind of natural selection. But I guess now, now they're all allowed to run for office. I see these [ __ ] Democrat politicians doing these [ __ ] TikTok videos. You know what it was? It was, bro, it was Trump's State of the Union. When I saw his State of the Union and I saw them holding up the signs like, you know, "Elon, pay his taxes," and [ __ ], I was sitting in a cigar with Tristan and Roger Stone, who's a G, and I was watching the State of the Union. I said, "In no sensible country on Earth could Donald Trump be standing up there telling the truth and some [ __ ] be in the same room heckling him." Yeah, like, what kind of [ __ ] country even is this now? Like, who are these people? You've achieved nothing. Who are you to sit with your fat ass—you can't even calorie control—sitting there on a chair insulting Elon, who's putting rockets in space, saving humanity, satellites, and you're sitting there going with your sign, thinking you look good? How hubristic and stupid and arrogant do you have to be to sit there after achieving [ __ ] nothing? Elon steel, yeah, eating Twinkies, and then I'll get him—like these people, these people are [ __ ] in any real country. In any sensible country, truthfully, if you had the richest man on earth who was in charge of innovating probably the most disruptive technologies on Earth, in any real country, of course, he'd be in government, and probably be the [ __ ] president. He'd probably be in charge of absolutely everything, and there wouldn't be some [ __ ] hippo heckling him from the crowd. He'd be the boss of anything you think of. Aaron had the [ __ ] richest man on the planet who was the only person who could do things in space that nobody else could, and putting chips in people's brains, and the only person that could compete with China and they're soon to be global hegemony when it comes to electric vehicles, and you had one man competing against the entire Chinese industrial base, and he's super rich. You have this one guy. You think you're would allow him to be heckled by some [ __ ] nobody with a sign in any real country? He'd be [ __ ] Lord. But here in America, we're like, "[ __ ] Elon. [ __ ] He's trying to save us money. [ __ ] Elon." Like, who are these people? Who the [ __ ] are these people? I, I, I want to—I really—I swear, when my criminal case is complete, I'm going to walk around, I'm going to go to these protests, I'm just to say, "Who are you? Tell me your life story. I'm very interested. What have you achieved that compares to Elon Musk? Because you have a very strong opinion, please tell me what you've done. Cuz you, you smell—yeah, you haven't had a shower today. I want to know what you truly believe the, how the world should actually work." It's [ __ ] incredible. It's incredible. Oh, Jesus. Always white people too. Let's [ __ ] it. We've done the blacks enough. Let's do the whites. White people, white people, white people are going to go extinct because [ __ ] is like, her. Yeah, right. You know, I—we talk about—just we talk—I'll tell you something, we need some good white people, man. Bro, white people are going to go extinct, and it's their own [ __ ] fault. Yeah, you're organized, you're smart, you could get everything in line. You refuse because there's too many traitors in your camp. What did I say earlier about men betraying other men? Men betraying other men is how they manage to do this stem-centric [ __ ] that destroys men all the time. White people are being subverted by all the white people which are desperate to see their race go extinct. Yeah, you, you can never have a traitor in your camp. Watch the 300 movie. You can have the 300 strongest [ __ ] alive. You got one traitor, you're going to lose. You never have a traitor in your camp. White people have been betrayed by all these [ __ ] liberal whites who are desperate to watch white people go extinct. They don't have kids. I wouldn't even call them liberal, I would call it like, Progressive. Progressive. Yeah, they're, they're self-extinctionists. All they're begging for is just to be [ __ ] decimated and controlled and destroyed. What's interesting to me is white people are already getting their asses whooped left and right by black people who are angry every time they're in the wrong scenario. What's going to happen when you're not even the majority anymore? You think white people—you think you're going to be in a better position when you're the minority in your own country with all this intrinsic hatred? They'll be talking about slavery in 2,000 years from now. [ __ ] Locking you up in a space jail. Yeah, look what's happening in South Africa. I think the, the black people's taking all the white people's land down there. They took all [ __ ] They took it. Just took it. And the white people have been there since the 1600s. They've been there forever. People have this idea all white people came and took it. They've been there for [ __ ] six, 700 years. They've been there. They're as African as anybody. But no, they're losing their [ __ ] cuz they're white. Why are they taking their [ __ ]? Cuz they got [ __ ] cuz they got something to take. Yeah, right, right. So it's, it's truly incredible that white people are on this extinctionist path. But white people are not allowed to be nationalistic, and white people are not allowed to love themselves, and they're not allowed to stick up for themselves. Yeah, and that's done by The Matrix on purpose. You know, and there's a lot of reasons why that's done. I talked about it on PBD. It already got me a lot of heat. But the World War II narrative is how they do that. They, they say that when white people are nationalistic, it ends up as Nazis, which is why they use the World War II narrative to subvert white people sticking up for themselves and sticking together. And then if you understand the real story of World War II, you understand that's a lie. So that's the true portrayal of the white man. But it's, it's also incredible to—for me to put it in a comedic sense to try and avoid jail—let me try and be a comedian. White people—the only people who listen to women. That's their problem. Black people don't listen to women. Don't even raise the kids. Just leave. Bye. Like you got to raise these kids? No, I'm out here. Black people don't listen to women. You think Chinese [ __ ] listen to women? No. You think Indians listen to women? Even skinny little [ __ ] ass Indians don't listen to their women. You go to [ __ ] Mumbai, and even you can see the skinniest nigger alive—you've been with [ __ ] sandals on, no money—and his woman can't get fresh to him, cuz she'll get slapped up in the street. Yeah, that's thing in Arabic countries. Man will slap the [ __ ] out of a woman. Nobody listens to women, but white men—the only people alive are these wife-jack white men who listen to women. And as soon as you start listening to women, you end up doing this [ __ ] When you listen to women, you end up idealistic. You're not realistic, and you watch your entire [ __ ] society implode. I will argue that if you look at Co—the only households that were scared of Co were the households with the women in charge. Cuz when I came home during Co, there was two girls in my house. I came home, they like, "Have you seen the news?" It's like, "What? There's a big new virus?" "Don't care." And my wife lost us [ __ ] "I don't care." And then the girls goes, "So what should we do?" I was like, "Nothing." F—my house was fixed because I told them, "Shut up, no one cares." Done. If I would have come home, my wife was like, "We have to see your aunt next week. We have to see the grandma. We have kids, and there's a big vir—" "Put a mask on. Now we're scared of household V." Because women can be SC—women are emotionally driven, so they can be intimidated, right? It's the reason they want women to be control of the household is because if you want to convince a man of something, you have to use a degree of rationality. If you want to uh, convince a woman of something, all you have to do is scare her. You don't have to be rational with a woman. You can just say, "Do you love your grandma?" "Mhm." "Well, yeah." Emotional arguments. "I love my grandma." "Then put the mask on." That's how they do it with women. With men, it's far more difficult. You're like, "Yeah, I love my grandma, but she's not sick. She's going to die anyway. Why the [ __ ] I wear the mask? I ain't seeing her till next month. What the [ __ ] you talking about?" Whereas a woman is just like, "Well, you don't love your grandma." So they want women in charge of everything, and this is The White Man's problem. He's the only [ __ ] who listens to women. You see it. I grew up in a household—I grew up in a household where when it was Thanksgiving, the men would sit on one table, and the women would sit on another table with the kids. And the men would sit around and have men talks. And now I'm going through life, and I'm sitting at a table, and there's a bunch of full-grown men, and everyone's sitting there with their wives. And I'm trying to talk about something, and some woman has an opinion, and now there's a woman talking, interrupting eight full-grown men, telling me her [ __ ] which is wrong. And I'm just sitting here like, the [ __ ] There's some white guy. "Well done." My wife thinks—I don't give a [ __ ] what your wife thinks. I don't give a [ __ ] what your wife thinks. What the [ __ ] she talking for? I don't care. Yeah. So white people listen to women, and that's what's going to go extinct. Give another example. White people listen to women, and women have to go through the terrible—I'm guessing it's terrible—I'd argue it probably hurts a bit—of childbirth. Mhm. So white women are like, "Yeah, I want one baby, maybe two. Oh, we'll have a third one if we get another house and a nanny and a fourth car." They make it nearly impossible to reproduce. Black people don't care. Black people don't care. Baby, baby, baby, baby. Just got to be good. Baby, baby, baby, baby, baby. They don't give a [ __ ] Right? So white people are also being out-reproduced. So the, the white man's problem is that they listen to women all the time. And if you're going to listen to women, you're going to be destroyed because matriarchal societies or matriarchal clans—yeah—or races can't compete with patriarchal ones. And I know that to be a fact because you look at history. I always ask people, "Name a time in history or name a civilization in history anywhere on the planet where the women were in charge of the men. Name one." You can't. Because anytime it was ever tried, they got [ __ ] crushed by their neighbors where the men were in charge. So as soon as the society becomes matriarchal, it's over. White people in general are matriarchal. The average white man's like, "Oh, well, the wife wants—" The wife says—they're wife jacks. I get so much hate online from these [ __ ] wife guys. They can't [ __ ] stand me. These wife guys, they can't stand me because really they hate their wife cuz their wife henpecks them all day. They're projecting. They're projecting their wife's picking on them all day, and they're seeing me have my [ __ ] 18th kid, and they're [ __ ] furious. And they're like, "Oh, you're a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ]" No, you're just mad your woman won't have as many kids as you want. You're mad, and you want to come at me cuz they're wife guys. Wife jacks are [ __ ] losers. Nick, Nick Fuentes nailed this about wife jacks. He [ __ ] nailed it. Because if your best friend's a chick, you're probably gay. Like you and your girlfriend—it's a business. It's a business arrangement. I'm paying for life, and you're giving me kids, and you're going to make my life happier. And if I'm sick, you bring me soup, and we're a little happy family. Cool. That's—it's a business arrangement. We love each other. Yeah, but there's certain things to say. "You're my best friend" is [ __ ] weird. My women aren't my best friend. They want that. They're like, "Oh, are you, are you my best friend?" "Yeah, yeah." But really, we have nothing in common, basically. What—like, you're hot, I'm rich, there's a child. Like, it is what it is. What are we going to sit and talk about? We have a few issues we can agree on, but most of the time it's just me educating you. The best, the best conversation I can have with a woman is when she doesn't talk and just listens. I just say, "No, this is how it works." 3 hours. "Okay, I understand." All right, bedtime. Let's go. The main reason why we have men's and women's restrooms and men's and women's sports is because of women. Yeah, is to protect them, to give them their uh, free space, safe space. And a lot of those men—those uh, wife jacks you call them—they're just trying to get brownie points with their woman. Of course, that's why they're attacking. Look, yeah, of course they are. Look what—look what I did. Look what I did, dear. I told the horrible misogynist that he needs to have one woman. "Can, can we have sex yet?" [ __ ] Gay. It's all gay, bro. But yeah, this, this is a white man's problem. The white man listens to women, and until they stop doing that, they're going to get—they're a matriarchal clan. They're a matriarchal race, and that means they're going to be extinct. They're going to go—the white people are going to go extinct. I think a majority of those wife jacks is on the left. You know, you'd be surprised. On the right, you'd be surprised. There's a whole bunch of these conservative guys who are like super wife-jacky. And I'm all saying, "Don't love your wife." This Donaldson—Ron DeSantis—he's trying to get his wife as governor. It's—I'm misunderstood when I say these points. They think I'm saying, "Don't love your wife." I'm not saying that. I'm not saying, "Don't protect your wife." I'm not saying, "Don't respect your wife." I'm not saying, "Don't have a relationship with your wife." I'm not saying, "Don't love your wife." I'm not saying any of those things. What I'm saying is that you're the man of the [ __ ] house, and that your power as a man is going to be—is going to be amplified by the other men, you know? And that you should be part of a clan or an army that makes you as powerful as possible. And that is man's business. And she is benefiting from all of that. She gets financial protection. She gets physical protection. She gets a whole bunch of benefits from you being a man with your guys doing your man things. She ain't in charge of you. It's not her business to tell you how the world works, cuz she doesn't [ __ ] know. And it's not her business to tell you how to be a man either. It's her business to have a kid and be happy and be safe and be rich and make you smile. And that's her job. Because our job as men is to suffer all the time and be basically miserable. That's our job. And to get enough money so that we can make our kids and our women happy. You get to smile. You get to be happy. You get [ __ ] You get joy. My women, man—they leave the house—they like, "Andrew, Andrew." I'm like, "What?" "Look, look at that cloud." I'm like, "[ __ ] get the [ __ ]" Cloud R Sanchez is trying to lock me—I'm talking about a [ __ ] cloud. But they have such—they have such peace of mind that they get to be happy with dumb [ __ ] That is a [ __ ] joy. You have that peace of mind because I gave it to you. I gave it to you because you ain't got to [ __ ] work. You ain't gonna do nothing. You don't know anything. You look at the clouds, you're happy. I'm glad for that. But by extension—by logical extension—if you're the kind of person who's impressed by clouds, I would argue you're not allowed to have a differing point of view to mine, cuz you don't know [ __ ] You don't know anything. So when I do something or say something, even if don't understand it fully, tough. Get over it or leave and find another famous billionaire. Good luck. I think Elon's hiring, so you can wait, go get ignored by him instead of me. It is what it is. But that's just the bottom line of it. But white people don't do that. White people are like [ __ ] listening to their women. And their women's like, "Well, you know, at work today, I heard something about, you know—" "No, you know what? This just came to my mind. I need to do this." I was going to do this on an emergency meeting because these got no game, right? No game at all. These guys have no game, and the girls are terrible. The whole thing's a mess. I'm G to really destroy it. But um, there was a white woman asking a white man, "What do you think about George Floyd?" And he was like, "I don't really know about it." "Oh, I don't know if we can be together because, you know, it's almost like it's a big existential issue, and it seems like you don't care." And these, these two white people talking about George Floyd, and I was like, "Bro, just tell her to shut the [ __ ] up. Just tell her to shut the [ __ ] up. Who—what does she know about George Floyd? Where did she get this opinion from? The [ __ ] news? She's just brainwashed." Here's another extension. We talked about the three phases of women, right? How their girl bosses, which we know is not true. How they can do everything a man can do because of DEI, which we also know is not true. But throughout the largest period of human history, women were protected, and they were treated like a protected class. Not treated like children, but they were protected, and they were isolated. Like you said, women's bathrooms, cuz we protected them. So they listen to their father, then they listen to their man. They always had a guardian. They always had a protector, all

With their own [ __ ] parents, right? You're not even raising your own kids anymore, right? And that's done on purpose. You're out there working your ass off to pay taxes. Every parent, two parent, both parents need a job. MH everyone's out, and you're just sitting on the [ __ ] internet and going to school all day. Y California, they pass a law where you can hide, um, transition your kid from their parents. So who, who even, who even owns the kids now, right? And that's what the government wants because they want to control the future, right?

And also another thing you have to keep in mind—this is actually something that's interesting—when anyone comes along with a concept and they decide to aim it at women and children instead of aim it at men, you can be sure that concept is a bad concept. Because if you have a an idea and you try and pitch it to men, you're going to have rational pushback. But if you have an idea and you go [ __ ] it—let's take the easy route—it's probably a bad idea. So LGBT, they'll aim at the kids who don't know any better and the women who are susceptible to emotional arguments. Oh, but gays have feelings too, whatever, have feelings too. Men are like, I don't care if he has a feeling; I don't give a [ __ ]; it's wrong. M. So also, you can judge a good or bad idea by who they target and who they aim at.

I can tell the story from Bucharest, Romania. I moved to Bucharest, Romania 10 years ago. It's the most Christian country in the world; 99.9% Christian, churches everywhere, extremely Christian nation. And only two years ago, I saw the first ever gay P Pride Parade, first ever. And it was sponsored by the US Embassy, funnily enough; paid for the whole thing. And they had a gay pride parade in the middle of the city, and we drove past it, and it was quite small; there must have been 100 people at most, m. And you know who it was? It was a whole bunch of straight hot chicks who I guess thought it was cool or funny, you know, like 19-year-old, 20-year-old straight chicks who thought it was like cool to make TikToks with the flag: acceptance, tolerance, blah, blah, blah. And I, Dr—I didn't see any gay guys. I was like, this is just a bunch of [ __ ] hot chicks who just want to be accepted, proving my point absolutely that if there's not a man keeping them in check, they are open to doing the [ __ ] bidding of the devil, the bidding of Satan via the Matrix, cuz they aim for women. MH I drove past, bro; I drove past a gay pride parade; I've never seen so many hotties. It's all it was. But that, but, but that's how they aim; they aim for the for the young, impressionable women all the time. So that's why it's extremely important as a man: you protect her mind and her body. You have to protect her in every way. Because if you don't protect her mind, she will not allow you to protect her body anymore. Then she'll sit there and say, well, you can't tell me what to do. I'm telling you not to go out at four in the [ __ ] morning; it's it's dark. You know, women live in such a [ __ ] diluted world. Chick said to me once, it'd be good to be a man, like why? You can walk around at night without worry. I said [ __ ] you, dumb. I like, are you [ __ ]? You think I walk around without worry? Are you stupid? I think I have more worry than you. Like, I I have worry. Like you walk around, okay, yes, perhaps there could be a particularly heinous sexual criminal, of course, but there's a degree of men out there, even if they rob people, might say, don't get the chick, get the get like, there might be some degree of honor in it. I wouldn't argue I'm any safer than you if I'm in the wrong area; in fact, I would argue because I'm a threat, they'll shoot me first, then rob me; they won't even [ __ ] just come snatch my [ __ ]; they'll just shoot me first, right? So women believe that men just walk around freely and we have no worries and we have no concerns. Like they don't even live in the real [ __ ] world until unless you educate them. So yeah, this is the problem, and this is the problem with society on on mass, but it's particularly a problem with white people because every single time you see these protests, which are basically begging for the destruction of Western Civilization, yeah, I'm thinking the globe is scared that you're going to influence white men to start being men again. Well, I was trying, but then they turned on me because they're all wife jacks, you know. It's it's funny. I'll tell you the few things I've said, the few things I've said that pissed off the conservatives. Yeah, one was defending Palestine; pissed the conservatives off. That's the pro-Christian thing to do. Well, AB, thank you very much, sir. I mean, I think it's just a humanist thing to do; anyone who's a human. Fox News is programmed to hate Muslims; they've been demonized ever since 9/11. So, and and it's not a coincidence than Fox News is R by Jew. Well, there you go. It's not a coincidence why they're after you, you being Muslim. Yeah, I think you might be right; I think the prosecutor is after me in Florida as a Jew. Yep, really is she? He? AG? AG something. Yeah, interesting. So, uh, there, yeah, there's there's there's that, there's that side of it. And what's funny is although I've talked against Zionism and I've talked about the obviously barbaric and heinous actions in Palestine, I've often attacked the the Jew-hating crowd too. I've said that some of these Jew haters take it way too [ __ ] far because these Jew haters are say the Jews control everything, and I'll say, okay, yeah, Jews control everything, and there's nothing you can say where they don't attribute to Jews. And they'll say, I can't get get a girlfriend because the Jewish media convinced all the women because Sex and the City did. I'm like, that's crazy. I'm like, okay, listen, you're a skinny little [ __ ], so the problem you can't get a girlfriend because you got skinny arms, and the Jews have never stopped you walking into the gym; you're just using it as a coping mechanism for your own failures. So I' I've attacked the Jew-hating crowd too. So now, unfortunately, I'm in between the Jews hate me and the [ __ ] Jew haters hate me, so everyone hates me. So that was the first thing, and the second thing is I don't get a pass cuz I've got multiple baby mothers, and that really pisses the wife jacks off; they can't [ __ ] stand it. Elon does, Trump does, care me for some reason; it super bothers them deep in their heart. And I think it's because when they go home to their wife and they're getting picked on by her, they know I haven't got to deal with that [ __ ]. So when they get on Twitter, they want to be a tough guy, and they want to attack me with it because, of course, everyone's a tough guy on Twitter, of course. So um, those are the two things that have annoyed them the most. But yeah, I think that it's not just about making white people suck up for themselves; the bottom line of the universe is that if you don't resist, you're going to get crushed. It doesn't matter what race you are; it doesn't matter what color you are; doesn't matter what sex you are; it doesn't matter what animal you are, what plant. The the universe, the universe is violence. You see a big tall beautiful tree; everyone sits and sits under the shade and says, wow, this tree is so beautiful. But I don't see that; I don't see a big tall beautiful tree; I see a fighter who killed every [ __ ] tree around it and destroyed every sapling, and its roots went so deep that no other tree could get water, and that's why it's the only tree there because it killed every other. That's a real tree; he's a real G, top T, right, right. So that's violence; that's the world. If you're not prepared to fight, you're going to be crushed. If white people are going to continue to let their women walk around praying for more migration and praying to not balance the [ __ ] budget, then white people are going to go extinct. And then I can go down the rabbit hole of you get what you deserve in this world, yeah. You know, we talk about this with Islam and Christianity, and this is a a sensitive topic, but I get this a lot, and they say, you know, the Christians are being replaced in England, and all the Muslims are taking control, and the Muslims are praying outside the Christian churches. And I say, yeah, that's completely disrespectful; I disagree with that personally as a Muslim, but if Christians are not going to resist in any way, if you're just going to sit there and bend and roll over, MH, you know, I'm not even saying we're enemies; I'm saying if you have an ideology and you won't defend it, if you're going to allow France during the Olympic ceremony to mock Jesus Christ with transgender, like how long you going to let yourself be mocked? If you're not going to ever stick up for anything, you're going to be crushed, right? And this is the situation we're in now because you have all these competing power dynamics, MH, and yeah, it's going to be very interesting how it all plays out into the future. But it actually makes me very sad; the white side of me is quite sad when I see these insane white people begging for white human decimation. Like white girls are hot; we need them, and this is [ __ ], but they they just, they just desperate to go extinct for some reason. I don't know; people call that white guilt. That is so gay; that is so gay, like white guilt. But but again, once again, it's the largest scope in history; they pretend only white people had slaves. Do you know who had slaves? Africans. You know who still has slaves? Africans. Like you know, had slaves; the Arabs had slaves; everyone had slaves. In fact, the only people to ever abolish slavery ever were white people. Every other nation just let it carry on. Do you think the white people went to Africa and then in their cotton coats with their mustaches down the forest and put them on a [ __ ] boat? No, they turned up, and they said to the local warlord, what slaves do you have? I'll buy them off you. They were already slaves, and they bought them off them for gunpowder so that the local warlord could go slave some more bags of sugar and mirrors. That's right. And then they took the slaves that were already slaves and took them to pick up the lightest product on the planet, cotton. Congratulations. Why I denounce that term African-American, it's I don't I don't know. Yeah, I'm not, but the the scope runs so deep; it's so deep on so many levels. But the people in charge don't give a [ __ ], right? The people in charge, let's say you're running for mayor, you're running for governor; everything we've said in this podcast, nobody who's running for power can say because people are not smart enough to listen or understand it or consider. I don't agree with 100% of it, but maybe there's a point, or I don't agree with it, but it doesn't offend me. There's none of that because everyone's a [ __ ] retard. So so if you want to run for governor, you have to stand up and say, I'll protect the black community, black people, or the just talk [ __ ], right? And just lie, and then you become, then you become governor, and you start getting paid, and you've lied to get into [ __ ] office. So guess what? We're going to continue to do, lie, and then you make the problem true; you make the problem come true by by doing it. So we don't have any kind of honest governance on any level now, and it actually goes deeper. It's interesting when you try and analyze because I think often long and hard about democracy. I was saying this, in fact, I was saying this to a white guy; we're talking about race; I saying this to a white guy; I was saying, do you have any idea? In fact, I was saying it to to my cameraman on the way to court; I was saying this court [ __ ] is so white. He's like, he's like, he's like, what do you mean? I was like, this is a white man's invention. Yeah, he goes, why? I was like, you're telling me my brother and I are going to go into a room with someone who wasn't even there. It's like, your honor, you weren't there; they weren't there; we're g to give a whole bunch of pieces of paper, and we're going to talk it all out, and we're going to come up to a story, and we're going to make a conclusion, then this person who wasn't there is going to give an answer, and it's going to decide whether I go to jail or not, and we're just all going to obey the answer, and it's the end. It's like, this is white head to toe; like black people do not think this way. Like in af in Africa, if you have a disagreement with your neighbor, you just get who's got a machete; let's fix this, right? They'll just solve it; they like, I'll kill you; I'll kill you; okay, we'll draw the line here; say done. In whel land, it's like, I'll sue you, buddy; I'll sue you, buddy. And then they spend three years of litigation and all their money, and then whoever loses goes, shucks, well, and just goes home and just takes the L. What the [ __ ]? This is the whitest idea ever, right? But that's that that white mentality is so interesting, and it's interesting when you talk about this is the problem with migration because also this has come up where they're saying that if the migrants are Christian, it doesn't matter, or illegal migration versus illegal migration, that the reason the white nationalists don't want too much legal migration, it's like, no, this is a white country because white people think and act a certain way. If we bring a whole bunch of people that don't think and act the same way, it causes problems with our complicated system andely. Right? Violence is very simple, and it's very cheap, and it's very fast, whereas the white man system is very complicated, and it's very expensive, and it takes a long time, and if you have, and it's frustrating if you don't have patience. Court's not an answer. So yeah, all of these things are interesting, and then you apply them towards uh political systems. I I've been thinking long and hard about how amazing the American democracy is when we talk when I just said about court that people just, well, before they rigged it, they rigged 2020, but in general, you lose, you win; okay, you get to be the most powerful man in the world, mhm. In most countries, when you become the most powerful man in the world, you stay the most powerful man in the world, right? In most nations, I'm the most powerful person; no one's taken this from me by hook or by crook; kill me, or it's mine, right? And if I if you don't kill me, it's my son's; that's how it works. But the American democracy is quite unique, in fact, that they'll just pass over this immense power to someone else, right? It's kind of unique, and we say protect our democracy; they rigged it in 2020, but that's a unique scenario. But then you look at democracy and you look at how we just said governors get elected, politicians get elected by, Li everyone's lying the whole way through. Elon Musk is supposed to be should be treated a certain way, and he's not. We have a whole bunch of in Congress holding up stupid signs, bunch of idiots doing [ __ ] TikTok who are in Congress, like the whole democracy system's [ __ ], and the only alternative to that, I guess, is the dictatorship, and the dictatorship is kind of like a 50-50 bet on whether you get a good guy or a bad guy, you know. Do you know Nigeria had more oil money than the United Arab Emirates? Nigeria had more oil than Abu Dhabi and Dubai. Why are they rich? Why are they richer than Nigeria? Leadership, yeah, right? One good dictator over a bad dictator; that's all it takes, one guy. So there's luck involved, proba difference in that. Keys too, he said it, not me, but um, it's super interesting, actually. I looked up the Chinese system; the Chinese system is a lot different than people think it is because they think they have X who's in charge of everything, and he's the forever leader; that is true. But they do have some degree of democracy, actually. They have a democratic process where everyone could vote for all their political parties, although X stays in charge after all the parties are voted in; those parties are measured in numbers for how many, and each party stands for one thing. So you have a party for education, a party for defense, a party for the economy, a party for all the different things, and then everyone votes for all the different parties, and then when he sees how many people are in each party, he can see how much his people care about certain things. So he's the king, but his Senate, I guess you would call it, I don't know the ins and outs of Chinese politics, he would say, ah, this voting round, they voted in a whole bunch of educational people because people are very concerned about the education system, so I'll address the educational system. That's kind of how the Chinese system works. But yeah, H, how do we even govern humans effectively? I don't know; it's difficult; it's hard. Democracy [ __ ]; uh, kingdoms are [ __ ]; it's all cyclical. When you have a kingdom, it works great, and then when the king ends up being a [ __ ], you get rid of him, and then you want democracy; it works great, then you end up with Kamala; you want to get rid of it; you want king back; we all want King Trump; we all do. But we want the kingdom back, but then if another king comes in and it's not Trump, we don't want him; we want the democracy back. Like no one's ever [ __ ] happy. They're trying to put me in jail; white people are going in; it's all [ __ ]; I don't know what to do; it's all [ __ ]. I'm just in Vegas talking on a podcast; I don't have the answers. I think we should [ __ ] get Elon to keep building rockets and get us multiplanetary before this whole thing [ __ ] blows up; that's what I think we should do. But people are crying their eyes out; the wife jacks are attacking him on Twitter because he [ __ ] and has kids. Yeah, imagine that. No guys, imagine this: I saw conservative accounts saying he had a kid out of wedlock. Yeah, you [ __ ] [ __ ]; he puts rockets in the [ __ ] on on Mars, and you're crying he got a piece of paper for a 15th kid; who the [ __ ] cares? Like bigger picture [ __ ], wife jack dumbass. How you come with that term wife jack? Because these are dudes who just obey their wives; they're scared of their woman; they're so scared of their woman; they're scared they're going to check her check his Twitter replies in future and and find something he said that wasn't 100% supportive of his wife being his [ __ ] boss. It's ridiculous, and they're always white; they're always white guys; no black guys on there like, oh, we need a marriage certificate. Never. Life. Not one. It's always some [ __ ] white dude complaining at Elon, another white man, for saving the human race because he didn't have a [ __ ] marriage certificate or crying at me for having babies. Let me tell you something, white people: I'm a day walker. If I have a kid with a black woman, they're black; if I have a kid with a white woman, they're white. Trust me; I've done it; I can make both. So you should be happy; I'm making more white babies than you've ever [ __ ] made; you should be glad, and you're crying your eyes out cuz I'm reproducing your race cuz you won't [ __ ] get your dick out. I've heard white men brag about using birth control; I've heard white men brag C I've heard white men brag, going off now. I've heard white men brag, bro, she's on the pill, man; we just do whatever we want; she's on the pill, bro. Is that good? You're bragging that you can just bust nuts into dead [ __ ]; you're happy about that? You [ __ ] idiot. Why the [ __ ] you [ __ ] if she won't get pregnant? The whole point is that maybe she'll get pregnant; all your side [ __ ] should have a maybe involved; that makes it fun. Maybe she gets pregnant; maybe you get caught; maybe you block them; it's it's the [ __ ] excitement of it. White people, I know white guys who will get a vasectomy on purpose to [ __ ] gay [ __ ] a nobody slicing my nuts, right? A black man alive who's like, oh, I better be more responsible; make sure I don't have any children. [ __ ] gay. So white people are weird; I'm producing more white babies than any of these wife jacks cuz their wife jacks say we have the two Steve; that's enough. And that's why they're mad at me cuz I have a whole [ __ ] army of white children; they're furious. And my white children have a tinge of black, a small tinge. So when their son finally meets my son in the schoolyard and he morphs like Wolverine into enough to bust him up, he's going to be [ __ ] furious when he catches the one two, like where did he learn that slip? Like like it's genetic; it's genetic. So they, I bro, I'm telling you, white people need to stop listening to women; basically, that's my conclusion. Stop listening to girls; just stop listening to girls; they have all these opinions, but it doesn't matter; just ignore it all; do whatever the [ __ ] you want and have a whole bunch of children; that's what you should do. Yeah, women, when they come IDE, they trying to reinvent the wheel, and you don't have to do it 100%; you don't. Yeah, yeah. And and and also when it comes to children, because one of the I get this about kids a lot, and I understand kids can be expensive, but the truth is kids are not expensive; kids are [ __ ] cheap; women are expensive, bro; kids are cheap, bro. Do you know the poorest people in the world have kids? Kids, kids, bunch of kids; kids are cheap; kids need $10 of food a week, yeah, and two T-shirts. You want the Gucci? You want the Gucci? But then also, I know in America you have a whole bunch of these laws that are all [ __ ] up. If I lived in America and I want to continue my repopulation spree, I would just every summer go to Warsaw, have a whole bunch of kids with supermodels. You'll be crazy to have a kid with someone in America. Well, we'll see how it goes, but I'm trying to get all the flavors. I want a Chinese kid; I want a little Kung Fu expert; I'm gonna put him in a Shaolin camp. I want to go to Sudan and get one of them seven-foot-tall Dinka women; I'm have one of them, yeah. I'm going to have, try; it's going to be hard to get; I know I'm going to pull it off; it's not my my type really, but close my eyes and imagine a Barbie doll; get a Dinka one. I'm going to India; no, we'll skip India; I'll uh [ __ ] that; no one cares about that; I've got enough white ones; I got Russian ones; I got Moldovan ones; I got Romanian ones; I got the strong white type, you know; I got that; I've got British ones; uh, so I'm going to do it all; I've got I've got uh some black ones coming; I got mix. How about Colombians down in South America? Those women, maybe, you know? Did you know there's only five races in the world? Yeah, yeah, pretty much, huh? Yeah, cuz they call Mex—oh, they are Indians, Native Americans, natives. So all the way down to South America, all those [ __ ] look the same, well, to me, m. Why am I even getting myself in this much trouble? I don't know; I can't help it, Tristan. This is your chance to stop me. All right, it didn't stop me. So there's only five races in the world: you got whites, blacks, Chinese, uhuh, and then you got Mexicans, uhuh, and then you got wellos, Pakistanis? No, yeah, but those are native, those Mexicans, Native Americans, whatever you want to call them; they all look the same, whether you're in an Arabic country or you in North America. No, but Mexico, same skin color, but Mexico downwards, all of it is just kind of—Mexico isn't it? Yeah, I mean, if if a Guatemalan is breaking into your car and you call the police and they say describe him, you say Mexican; there's a Mexican breaking into my car, no, right? You don't say it's a Native American; you say, oh, I think he might be from uh maybe from uh Argentina. No, you're going to say he's [ __ ] Mexican; he a Mexican and breaking into my [ __ ] car. So that's all Mexico to me; Mexico and down is all just Mexico; Argentina, vuel, all me in Mexico to me. Like I'm sure they believe there's differences; I'm sure, in fact, I know there's differences because they're the most racist [ __ ] alive. You seen how a Nicaraguan hates a Guatemalan, who hates a Mexican? We talk about racism in America; they [ __ ] all hate everyone; hates each other everywhere. News flash, guys; the British hate the Scottish; the British hate the Irish; everyone hates everyone; that's just how it goes; everyone hates everybody; we're all one big happy family united by hate; get over it; everyone hates everyone; we hate people from the next town; what city you from? Reno, gay. That's that's just how it is; I don't know why everyone's so upset about it; I think it's hilarious, right? I'm just here along for the ride. But um, have you heard about Trump's gold card? Oh, yeah, that $5 million gold card, mhm. Yeah, what is that? You get to come here and move here; be a citizen of the United States. Oh, really? Yeah, you get preferential treatment; you just come here; you're paying for your citizenship. Little bunch of Jews in [Laughter] then. Yeah, I think so. Um, but they were coming, all going to be Jewish, bro; they were coming in anyway. I already know, think that's what he's trying to do. I mean, if he stops the unchecked immigration, that's a fantastic idea. The problem America had, the biggest problem, the reason that it had such a an issue was that getting in legally was so [ __ ] hard, and getting in illegally was so [ __ ] easy. So you're G, if you're G to make get in illegally nearly impossible and get in illegally so easy. I can't remember who did it; who was the one who I think his name was bald and bankrupt; I don't know if you ever saw it; he treed the Dorian pass; he did it; he got and tried to get into America legally and showed how it worked; it was super interesting. But everyone's talking about how many Chinese were coming in, how many Chinese were coming in illegally; how the [ __ ] do you even get out of communist China and get to Mexico? How do you even do that? I don't know; I don't know; they're sent by the government; I don't know; who knows? Uh, I think they we um, I forgot we interviewed this guy; there's a bunch of NGOs funding everybody across the world to come here; it's our own government funding these. Oh, Mike, oh yeah, Mike Ben G. All right, so this is my this is my point, and I love Trump, and I think he's a hero, but who the [ __ ] are these NGOs, and why are they not in jail? This is treason; yeah, this is [ __ ] high treason, and it's these same liberal NGOs, by the way, that are [ __ ] launching law attacks on me, by the way. Every time I every time I find myself in court, the lawyers on the other side are sponsored by a liberal NGO. It's these same liberal NGOs that control the news that keep trying to convince everyone I'm a bad guy; the same people who are ruining in the entire genetic makeup of our nation are the same people trying to get rid of me; they're the same people who—who the [ __ ] are these people? I haven't even got to the bottom of it yet; who are these people? Why does no one know who these people are? We dismantled US—you know what was really interesting? Every time my brother and I walked in and out of court, there was like [ __ ] 500 cameras every time from all around the world asking us stupid questions. Like I've been to court 50 times across three years; are you a rapist? I was like [ __ ], how much do you get paid? That's the best question you can get. You I've been asked this a thousand times; you finally get three seconds of me, and that's what you ask? Are you a rapist? Like that's the best you can come up with? No, you silly bimbo, the [ __ ] idiot [ __ ]. You ain't got to worry anyway cuz you're [ __ ] ugly. So when USA got, you have such a great message, right? But then you ruin it; that's why people love you so much because you say what you want to say, and you don't care who it offends. If you're going to rape someone, you're not going to rape an ugly [ __ ] troll reporter, so she's safe; so what she [ __ ] asking for? So when USA got dismantled, all of the cameras stopped coming, MH. So I said to Tristan, this is the first time we ever come to court; there's no cameras. And before that, I said to him, every time I went to court, I was like, who's paying for this? These are cameras from all around the world; who's flying in news crews from all these different countries to come and stand outside of a Romanian court to get a two-second glimpse of us? That's wow. Who's flying these in? Who's paying for their hotels, their flights, their wages? These people need to eat; who's paying for this? What are they getting? Me and you walking out of court not saying a word; no one's even interested in this story anymore; this story's three years old; it's [ __ ] boring to me and you, and we're in it; they're only keeping pushing it on the news to try and smear our name; no one even wants to hear it, but they won't stop mentioning it; not because we're guilty, because in fact we're innocent, and they know we're going to walk, and to do as much damage as they can before we get out of it. Who's paying for these people? And then when Elon started dismantling US Aid, one day we went to court; no cameras, not one, MH. I was like, what the [ __ ], bro? The Matrix runs deep; it's scary. But so whoever these NGOs are, who the [ __ ] are these people? Who are they? They need to be held up on TV and and forced to explain what they're doing because they would be in other nations. If there was an NGO in in Russia that was subverting the Russian state and they got hold of them, you think they would be on TV explaining to Putin and apologizing cuz they [ __ ] would? They'd be sitting there saying, I was sent by this guy, and I'm sorry; they'd be explaining everything. Here they're just, they're probably still [ __ ] running; they're still operating. Oh, USA's gone; they're getting money from somewhere else; they're still going to the office. Yeah, not only in churches; Captain Church was getting paid. Well, this is the thing; what do we say about Trojan horsing, the TR, using a Trojan horse? Tolerance, forgiveness, love for all; the most beautiful things about Christianity; they throw in a Trojan horse, and the Trojan horse is just unchecked, unlimited migration to anybody from anywhere, even if they're a [ __ ] criminal, and forgive them for murdering people; it's okay. And this is the thing: all the best ideas in the world, they attack and they infiltrate like a virus in a cell. So yeah, they're I I guarantee they're using churches, and they're going into churches with good-willed, good-meaning people who believe they're doing the good thing and convincing them to help Chinese people flee oppression and travel through the forest and turn up here illegally. And then you add in the fact that it's so hard to get in legally, and you had this massive migration problem. As for Trump's issue, as the gold cards, I think it's actually a very good idea; he's trying to raise money. Well, he's trying to raise money, but I think it's a good idea because a lot of countries do this, by the way; citizenship by by price does that, right? Say again? Dubai, Dubai does it; loads of Caribbean nations do it; uh, Turkey does it; Malta does it; uh, Montenegro does it; I think Hungary may do it; loads of countries do this; this is not uncommon; it's very very common. In fact, the $5 million price tag is very high; most countries is like 3, 400 grand, right? You can buy an apartment for 3, 400 G's; you don't even got to give them the money; you can get an apartment out of it and then get a residency or citizenship. So I think it's a very good idea; I think he should promote it as long as he can stop all the other methods of immigration happening. But who we G, who's going to be buying that? I don't know. If I was in charge of America, what I would be doing, if I was Trump, I'd be offering instant citizenship or instant green cards to all of the

Bunch of Syrians to England. They don't speak English. Who's going to [ __ ] hire these people? Nobody.

A bunch of Africans into, yeah, just [ __ ] the boats are just arriving, and they're living off the taxpayer. And who's paying the taxes? The white guy. The white guy's doing his paperwork. I got the C this him, yeah. So you can understand what I'm saying. I have translation. No, I know you have translation, but I'm I just want to make sure you get it right. Check their ass. They will come a day that we will see far more radical extremist and terrorists coming out of Europe because of lack of decision-making, trying to be politically correct or assuming that they know the Middle East and they know Islam and they know the others far better than we do. And I'm I'm sorry, but that's pure ignorance. You're right. So like Europe has a huge problem now, and they have a huge wealth flight. And I think America should be doing its best to get hold of as much of that wealth as possible. Those are the people that built this country; that's what we should be doing.

Ask for the $5 million card. Yeah, it's a good idea. Who's going to actually buy it? We're going to see. It's a good idea, but lots of countries do this. It's not even an uncommon idea, right? It's not an uncommon idea. So I hope it works well for him, but um, I think he should uh I think he should let the Europeans in and the South Africans, everyone. If you're going to allow all these people come here, why not allow the people into the country which built it?

Yeah, well, racist to say we don't bring in these third-world countries a like people other than white people come countries. It's racist to say that. Well, people will try and call it racist, but as we've described earlier, it's just about a fundamental idea, a fundamental idea of how the world functions. If you're from a certain country, you understand law, you understand order, you understand systems, you understand certain things. And and there's also very highly educated black countries and very highly educated Arabic countries. There's highly educated black countries. Yes, there are. Yeah, there are some. Yeah, like there's one. No, no, I I actually don't know. No, no, there's there's some very rich African nations. Okay, there are some very rich African nations like Nigeria. Like comparing Nigeria to the Central African Republic is not fair, cuz Nigeria is actually quite a rich place now. Would you get a fair Court in Nigeria? Probably [ __ ] not, but people kind of understand the idea of Court. I'd like to believe overall. Okay, makes sense. I'm um 37% Nigerian. Oh, there there you go. There you go. But um but no, but what you have to do. No, but if you want to do this prudently, right, if you want to do this sensibly, which of course most people who are in charge of these things don't, if you want to integrate anything, don't you have to measure compatibility? I mean, isn't this a basic prerequisite to immigration? Let's let's let's it should be. Let's forget everything that's happened so far, and Let's Pretend We're a brand new nation, and we want to explore the idea of immigration. Wouldn't it be prudent for us as intelligent adults to sit and measure compatibility? And if you're going to measure compatibility, shouldn't it be across cultures, across uh ideals of how the world Works, across legal systems, across certain things? It should be. It should be, but we're throwing all that out the window and saying racism, which is [ __ ] dumb. So what we should do is sit there. Okay, who understands work? Who's from a country where they probably paid some tax, so they understand taxes must be paid? Where are who's from a country where they have enough faith in the legal system to understand if they have a problem, it's better to go to court than try and solve it themselves? Like these basic things. And if you're going to do this, you're going to end up with people from European nations. The European natives understand all of these points, and they all want to leave, and we want people, I guess. So that seems like a good fit. Whereas in getting in people from completely different places who think completely differently, you can't blame them, but then you also can't blame us, and then you have this huge problem. Like I guess the people who are very culturally different though who don't cause any problems are the Chinese, but the Chinese have their own systems, bro. The Chinese I don't know about America, but I'll tell you in in in in London, the Chinese had their own police stations and everything. The Chinese have the whole Chinese Society inside of London, right? Like the Chinese people go to the Chinese police. Right, they even got a Chinese side of town here in Vegas, Chinatown. Yeah, bro. Bro, the Chinese are scary. Yeah, [ __ ] [ __ ] the I'm scared. The Chinese. Yeah, I'm scared of the Chinese. Have you ever seen bro you in jail? The Chinese ever get picked on? Why does own pick on the Chinese? Right, all right. So we got we got we got the FBI, we got the CIA, we got the Navy Seals. England has MI6, MI5. Russia has FSB. Ukraine has SBU. We have all these secret Services all around the world that commit Su that commit Terror attacks or they they commit murder. What's the name of the Chinese secret service? Don't know. I don't [ __ ] you tell me a superpower hasn't got Secret Service. You tell me the most secret [ __ ] on the planet ain't got a secret [ __ ] service. Yeah, right. What are they even called? That's a secret service [ __ ] could be working in Chia main shot, right? I don't even [ __ ] know. I don't even know who they what they're called. These people, but no one [ __ ] with the Chinese ever. Why is no one [ __ ] with them? It's kind it's kind of like Ley James don't even [ __ ] with him, bro. And every time every time [ __ ] John Cena or whoever says something that offends them over Taiwan, remember him? Did you see his video? He said Taiwan was a separate country to China. Someone called him CH called him before you know he's talking in [ __ ] Chinese fluent. He said like you better learn it. Okay, bro. Yeah, the Chinese is scary, bro. I I don't know what they're doing. Have you ever seen a Chinese person working for someone who's not Chinese? No. Have you ever seen a Chinese woman pregnant? I don't think they get fat. I wouldn't know. I don't know what I don't know what's going on, but they have a big country with a lot of nukes, and none of us know what's going on. They they I think the Chinese government they execute ,000 people a year. No one talks about it. No one knows. Yeah, they have the death penalty for everything. You can get the death penalty at random if it's if they you piss them off enough. They're just killing people. No one does [ __ ] streets are perfectly clean. Everyone's walking in a line. Drones are flying everywhere, bro. Like they're [ __ ] they got their [ __ ] right. I don't know. Yeah, and we have one man who's competing against them when it comes to complete Global control, Elon. And then you got some [ __ ] fat [ __ ] full of tacos holding up a sign, bro. This country is a joke. This country is a [ __ ] joke, bro. Shouldn't be allowed. It's it's crazy, but the Chinese are scary. They got their [ __ ] right. It seems we're going to see how it all plays out, but if I had to guess how the world's going to work, if Trump had lost, it would have been over for the Western World. Yeah, if Trump had lost, it would have been over for the Western World. I thought America was back. I came back. Turns out Ron's still here, so it's not. But hopefully in the short four years he has and with our work, we can fix the culture, and perhaps we can keep America struggling on because it is struggling. Once America Falls, I think the Middle East is going to be in charge of the world for a while because the Middle East has energy. I think that Ben Salon, the leader of Saudi, is probably behind Putin and Trump, the most third most powerful man in the world. I think the Middle East is going to be in charge, and after that, it's China's turn. And once China has control, add in AI and drones and all this other [ __ ] it's gonna be a scary world. It's gonna be really scary. We're GNA see how it goes. Hopefully, I'll be gone by then, but my son's better [ __ ] start doing their push-ups because it's gonna be they'll be fighting Kung Fu in the mountains against [ __ ] it's gonna be hard. Hard. How many sons you got? A few. I don't say how many kids I have online ever. Oh, okay. I know because I've got enemies, and some of my kids have been found, and and there's a bunch of weirdos that are really trying to like harass the mothers and harass the kids. Wow. So it's kind of like a school of fish. It's protectionism through numbers, right? So they know how many I have; they know how many they have to find, right? But now they're down a rabbit goose chase trying to find as many as they can, and they keep they find some, but they're like I know there's more, but how many is there? So even if they found them all, I like the idea of them wasting their time looking for new ones that don't exist just to try and waste some of their time. So right. A lot makes sense. A lot. Yeah, my my future security team in 20 years will be my sons. Yeah, that's that's my plan. Awesome. That's my plan. Hey, have you ever met Trump? You haven't met him? I've not met Trump yet. And you know, one of the things I want to make clear is that um I'm worried about meeting Trump because I don't want them to use me against him, right? Because they would, even though I've done nothing wrong, I've not been convicted. I'm such a Trump fan that I would hate the idea of meeting him because I genuinely believe he's a fantastic president, and them attacking him via him just simply shaking my hand, that would actually upset me a bit. But also Trump's a real is built different. So if he doesn't give a single [ __ ] I'd love to meet him, but I'm aware if he were to say that he I would get it. I would get why he'd be hesitant, perhaps. I don't know, but maybe he's just at the point where he doesn't give a [ __ ] what these idiots say. I like to believe so. Yeah, but I mean, if I'm in his ear, I'll be like let's find the NGS Trump [ __ ] get it. Don't want me as an advisor. I'll be the [ __ ] I'll have everyone up there. Yeah, but we'll see how it goes. Well, he met uh Nick fent met him. So I mean, if ni Nick and Kanye can meet. That's true. And you T I've met him. Yeah. Yeah, take a picture with him. Yeah. No, Trump Trump's Trump's a hero. I mean, he's the best. No one's perfect. Yeah, but I think I think Trump's a hero, and compared to the alternative. Only reason why I was able to meet him, man, because I got white friends, cuz he was dodging me like the plague. Oh, you tell me. Dwayne didn't know him. He didn't even know who I was, really. Yeah. And then um one of my friends Jason called me and say y'all, I got y'all to go see Trump. I said, man, thank you. I've been trying to meet him for the longest. And when I and when when we met him, it lived up to my expectations. He's such a genuine nice dude. Bro. Bro, that actually is a good way to to see how [ __ ] up this world is, and and Twitter Twitter's the perfect example of how [ __ ] up the world is. You scroll Twitter. People like Donald Trump and Elon Musk are hated. How can you hate Elon Musk, right? How women? It's women. It's women. And men who listen to their women, that's all it is. White people wife swaps wife jacks wife jacks. I said wife swaps. It's wife jacks. No, you know what? Wife Swap might be a good one cuz it ain't far off. Yeah, but um they swapping yeah swapping swapping roles cing Wes Elon bought Twitter. He lets you have an account. He lets you speak freely, and you turn on him. Like when Elon was getting all that hate over the H1 B1 visas, remember when he said about letting in Indian people all the H1? I personally disagree with him, but when I saw everyone attack him [ __ ] I was just like, even though I personally disagree with him, I don't know how you [ __ ] were raised. I just feel like it's his platform, and you should just talk a little bit nicer. Just make your point a little bit nicer. It's his, and he's graceful enough to let you do it. He's a better man than me. I would have [ __ ] block ban ban ban Chang to flag on top, but I would have [ __ ] [ __ ] with all them. I made their profile pictures permanently. I'm a homo, but um he spent billions of dollars for people to talk [ __ ] about him, bro. And it's just like people have no respect anymore. I don't know. But yeah, I disagree with them on that, but in general, Trump, Elon, these are heroes. And the fact that they're not talked about the same way George Washington is in America is is sad. They they deserve in their lifetimes to be treated like Heroes, not only when they're gone. I think they're I think we got Elon in trouble had VI right there beside let about those bringing Indians over. Like you can't find Americans for these jobs. Yeah, you know. Yeah, Indians do. I go on this path. I think they the BR winners in our country. Yeah, as far as annual salary. They work hard, but I think universally they they they have a stigma attached to them that nobody likes Indians. Mhm. But I think a lot of it is also socio-economic class. Like if you get the high-level Indians of of course they're different than if you get the street Indians. It's the same thing with anywhere. The same you get a high-level American and a street American; they're very different people. But immigration in general is the lowest; it's the lowest quality of people trying to leave. Like when I lived in Romania, Romania has like 19 million people, and six million Romanians live abroad. Everyone leaves Romania, or they used to. But and when you see Romanians abroad, a lot of them are thieves or pickpockets or they steal, whereas Romania is so beautiful and nice, and I say why are all the why is all the thieves stealing abroad and not here? He goes, well, if you want to leave Romania, it's cuz you're broke. Rich Romanian love Romania. The rich ones stay; it's the broke ones who have to leave for money, right? So that's also part of the problem. Like if you got the high-level Indians, if everyone was smooth talking like VC, I'm sure it would be okay, but if they're [ __ ] in the street, there a problem. You know, like it is what it is. Yeah. Hey, um, do you think America is the best place best place to live cuz you've traveled the globe? Is any is there any truth to that? Okay, so to answer this question professionally, it depends who you are, MH, and it depends where you are at your station of life. I think America is the best place to live in some ways, but in other ways, no. If you're if you're unknown, if you're not really particularly known, but you're law-abiding with a meager or moderate income, there's much better places to live. Like if you lived in Thailand and you're not that well known, but you're making some money online and you're law-abiding in general, you'd have a much better life in Thailand than you ever would anywhere in America. But if you're a high-profile person who's going to be law fair attacked, then you want to be in at least the American legal system, right, than the Romanian legal system or the Thai legal system. I mean, although this one's rigged, it's the best chance you got. So it kind of depends who you are. Is America the land of opportunity like it used to be a bit? But I would argue that the internet is the land of opportunity now. I think I all the money's made online, and you can amplify your money. You can you can certainly make your money go a lot further in a lot of other places. So if you're making a bit of money online and you leave out leave America, all of a sudden you become rich. Dubai is fantastic because there's no taxes as well. Mhm. 0% income tax. So Dubai Dubai is huge competition cuz Dubai is a fantastic place to live if you just want to live a life where you have no crime, no stress, no taxes. I mean, it's a great place to live. Just don't ever get on the wrong side of the law because you're [ __ ] toast. You're toast. But if you behave yourself, then you should have a great time there. Like they've got clubs, parties, beautiful girls, nice buildings. It's really a great place. The paparazzi is illegal. No one can follow you around. No one can hassle you. No one like it's really it's really it's controlled, but they've done a good job with it. So why you can't even spit on the street there. No, you can't. If you get caught doing that, you get in trouble. They're very strict, but I mean, there's no free speech there either. There's no free speech anywhere, depending what you talk about, right? But Muslims are like naturally conservative. They are leaning exactly. So if we had this podcast, if you have a podcast in Dubai, you can say whatever you want because everything you say are things they already agree with, but you couldn't have a liberal podcast in Dubai. But then in America, if you talk about certain subjects like the Jews, you get in a lot of trouble. So every every country has its its off-limits things, right? So I would say that Eastern Europe used to be fantastic seven or eight years ago. Now it's changing because it's joined the EU, and it's becoming stazzy like the rest of Europe. Europe's beautiful to visit, but to live there, it's [ __ ] So America's probably one of the top places to live, depending who you are. If you're well known, I think America's one of the best places. America or Dubai, those are the two best places. But if you're not well known and you're making a little bit of money, especially online, I would say that Thailand or something is one of the best places to live. You get a nice little house for pennies and onless real estate out there. Yeah. Yeah, he Kev been no. It's it's got a coworker. He's been out there. He said he loved it. No, Thailand's awesome. Dubai was the best real estate Investments I've ever made, but not now. Now they're very expensive, but if four years ago I bought a house in Dubai, and it's it's doubled. It's doubled doubled and some in three and a half years. Crazy. W three and a half years. Yeah, because of the Ukraine Russia War. So all the Ukrainians and all the Russians were putting their money in buy. So and they all want the luxury [ __ ] so all the houses went through the roof. Wow. And there's no taxes to buy, no taxes to sell, no taxes on the rent, no inheritance tax, nothing. You just buy it; it's yours. Done. And you can pay in crypto. That's crazy. Sounds Easy. Sounds like true Freedom. Yeah, no, it's pretty good. Like Dubai is is weird where you feel so free, but it's actually a very controlled Society, but you feel so free, but there's just certain things you cannot do. Just don't break the law. Just don't break the law. Yeah, but but I actually you know you talk about that subject; it's an interesting one because the idea of a law-abiding citizen is something we all like to think of ourselves as MH. The problem is, and every single person at home watching this needs to understand that it's impossible impossible in the West to be a law-Abiding Citizen cuz none of you have read the [ __ ] law. That's what I haven't read it. Neither of you neither of you. No one has read the law. So I am prepared to live in a controlled State like Dubai where I know what the law is. The problem with the West is our laws are so subjective that everybody is permanently innocent and permanently guilty. Look at Trump. They got him on some [ __ ] 34. Yeah, 34 F oh, he made this transfer, and he lied about this [ __ ] subjectivity. Our laws are so subjective that they can hit anybody with anything. I'll tell you from the human trafficking perspective. I thought human trafficking was beating a girl up, putting her in Chains, dragging her to somewhere else, chaining her up, blah blah blah. But they're saying no, human trafficking is convincing someone to move somewhere else so you can financially benefit. I'm like what? Hiring somebody? What? Convincing somebody to move somewhere else so you can financially benefit? That's what McDonald's does to its [ __ ] workers. Come here to work, and I'll give you money. That's human trafficking effectively. And they're saying the I human traffic with the lover boy method. Do you know what that is? Being nice. Oh, oh. So I said, hey, yeah, sure, no problem. I'll we're together. Yeah, you want a handbag? No problem. I'll buy you a handbag. So because I was nice to her and I financially incentivized her because I bought her a present, I'm a human trafficker. Yeah, it's [ __ ] My point is they can apply that to anyone. Have you ever bought a girl a present? Boom, you're a human trafficker. So and they did try to do it with Matt Gates. I looked a little bit into his file. They're saying oh, he paid her because he gave or a handbag or some some dumb [ __ ] You can't buy a girl a present. If you don't buy her a present, you're an abusive misogynist, and if you buy it, you're a [ __ ] human trafficker. What did I say about the dualities? They put on top of everything on purpose to make it impossible to exist as a man. So every single man in the west is permanently guilty. So the point I'm making is that Dubai is a police state, but you know what the law is. Don't insult don't insult Islam. Cool. I know the law. Problem with the West, you don't even know what the [ __ ] law is MH. They can get you at any time, any way they want by making it up. It's going to be very interesting to see what the Florida AG pulls out of his ass. And when he does, please remind the public I've been in Florida for eight days in my entire life. Yeah, so what the [ __ ] is he gonna come up with, right? I sat in my house and did Patrick B David's podcast. That's it, MH. But I guarantee he comes up with something, and it's going to be some subjective [ __ ] semi-attached to some ancient [ __ ] [ __ ] That's the problem we have here. So I love the idea of being a law-abiding citizen. We all do, but how can you abide by laws you don't know? And how can you abide by laws that change via their subjectivity anytime the [ __ ] Matrix wants? When you become Enemy of the State. Yeah, so you can't. I can't get around that human trafficking because if I if I paid a prostitute, say I'm in California, I paid a prostitute coming from DC, and I paid her and has sex, that's human trafficking. Yeah, that's crazy. When she came uh willingly. Yeah, yeah. But if it's your girlfriend and you pay for to come out there, it's not human traffi no. It still is. It still is. No, no. If your girlfriend flies across state and you give her money and some presents and then she goes to the police and say I I had sex with him, but I feel like he manipulated me or he tricked me into it. How'd he trick you? He was very charming and nice, and he gave me some presents. So he tricked you by being charming, nice, and giving you money. Yeah, okay. Human trafficking. You'll get human trafficking. You'll get a human trafficking charge for that. Yeah, that's why I feel about the Diddy case. I know he's an [ __ ] that's why they released that video, but really, is he guilty of that? We all are guilty of when I'm thinking of human traffic. I was thinking you're taking women against their will across the board. A key key Point against their will. Remember, women are girl bosses plus our equals plus children. It is against her will because you tricked her by being nice to her. You tricked her by buying her presents. So they're saying it's against her will because she was brainwashed by you because you were charming and you gave her a financial incentive. So they will say in a court that you tricked her into coming and having sex with you via the lover boy method, which is being nice. Yeah, [ __ ] Do you understand that nobody nobody here hasn't human trafficked? Everybody. So why do they only arrest certain people for this? Because they know everyone's permanently guilty. They want us to live under a government which is why they hate Elon for trying to remove the laws. They like having so many laws that nobody can read, nobody can understand, so everybody is permanently guilty all of the time, so they can pluck and choose who they want to convict. Everyone here is guilty. Everybody. They just pluck and choose who they want to convict. They don't want anyone to be living in a stage in a point of Innocence where they can't get them. That's why they keep the law so subjective. That's why it's so [ __ ] large. That's why it's impossible to understand. The good thing about Dubai is you know the law. You can just read it and go, okay, these laws are strict, but I know what they are. Don't do this. Don't do this. Don't do this. Cool. So the West is really dangerous, and it's especially scary to be a man. And they use women for all of this this this is why they say I hate women because I talk against feminism because they think I'm a woman hater. It's not that I understand that feminism is the tool they're using to wreck men's lives endlessly and to control men so that we can't resist enslavement endlessly. So yes, I'm against feminism because feminism isn't about equality for women; it's about destroying Society, destroying men, and putting all of us at the mercy to girl boss [ __ ] putting all of us at the mercy to endless charges on garbage. How can you get consent to have a sex to have sex with a woman if she can retrospectively remove it? How can you get consent if she can take it away when she wants afterward? Right. Right. Then you never get it. You can never own it. It's never yours. She can say yes, I consent and sign here, change her mind. Even after she signed, she can change her mind, go to the police. Even if you win the case because you had the contract, you will still be charged. You will still go to court. You will still have legal fees. You will still have your reputation slandered. They will still call you a rapist. You'll still be over the news. You still get per walked all of it because she changed her mind years later because you didn't buy her handbag. And if you do buy her a handbag, you're manipulating her cuz you're a human trafficker. Mhm. You can't [ __ ] win. And they don't want you to be able to win. It is a quag that makes it impossible to win on purpose. The only way to win is to not talk to another [ __ ] woman alive. Just don't talk to him ever again. And that's also a large reason white people are [ __ ] going extinct because a lot of them are checked out of [ __ ] A lot of them have just woken up and go nah, and they just quit because it's impossible to navigate it, right? So it's truly incredible, but none of it is accidental. All of it is done on purpose. And when they attack me with this human trafficking crap, the fact that they did it directly after covid on the same day that the Epstein files were first released, they arrested my brother and I. So all of the when Epstein it wasn't his EP file, what was it? Epstein's banking connection. All all the banks te used and all the people who ran his banking accounts names were released on exactly the same morning they arrested. So when you typed in human trafficking, only showed our names, not Epstein. That's crazy. Yeah. So the fact that after covid, after they lied about Trump, after he's a convicted felon, after all the lies they say in the media, and they're still slandering my brother and I, they still have endless energy to print had terrible things about my brother and I, even though we've never been convicted of any crime ever. And there's people still at home who seem to believe that because we bought a girl a handbag, we're bad people. But these people are just [ __ ] sheep who deserve the slavery that's going to be bestowed upon them by The Matrix. If you're going to sit there and think that Andrew and Tristan deserve to go to [ __ ] jail for buying their baby Mama's a handbag, you're G to you deserve to be a [ __ ] slave, and you will be cuz when people like us are gone, all that's left are [ __ ] like you and [ __ ] like you can't resist MH. Like the people who hate me don't realize I'm fighting for their freedom along along with everyone else's, but they're never gonna [ __ ] wake up, right? So it is what it is, but it's truly scary the Western world and how it operates and how fem Centric it's become because it's basically a matriarchy now. If a woman says something, it's almost gospel. It's [ __ ] incredible. It's almost gospel now. If a woman says something, a man a man says something, no one cares. It's mansplaining. Well, and and also women are not responsible for any of their own decisions ever ever ever, and men are responsible for absolutely everything. If you marry a crazy [ __ ] I'll say why'd you marry that crazy [ __ ] whereas no one will say no if if she marries an abusive man, they won't be like why'd you marry an abusive man? He was beating you up before you got married. They'll say he's a he's a predator. They'll blame the man all the time. The man it's all the man's fault all the time. Right. Right. Right. So I'm just saying, if this is the case, I'm not saying we should even change it. I'm just saying if we're going to live in a world where women have no accountability and no responsibility and nothing they ever do is their own fault, then they should listen to men. And if they're not going to listen to us, then they're responsible for their own [ __ ] I'm perfectly fine with equality now. You're equal pay your own [ __ ] bills. Yeah, go on, pay your own bills and look after your [ __ ] self. Before you know it, you realize they don't want equality at all. They want a big strong Rich misogynist pay for their [ __ ] That's what they've always wanted, right? So [ __ ] it's crazy, right? Well, um, there was a lot of rumors about um Jeffrey Epstein that he was actually working for Mad a Jewish agent blackmailing all the politicians here in America. I think that it would be prudent to assume that anybody who had Intel on politicians anywhere in the world would be working with a competing intelligence agent somewhere else. And you could argue that Mad is not a competing intelligence AG agency to the American one, but that would be very foolish. All intelligence agencies are competing. The Americans and the British spy on each other. So let's even if we remove the whole Jewish conspiracy thing because that's what they're going to say we're conspirac we're conspiratory, right? Let's be sensible. Anybody who has Intel on American politicians, the most valued politicians on the planet, is going to be an intelligence asset for basically any other Intel Agency on the planet. The Chinese are going to want him. The Russians are going to want him. The Israelis are going to want him. Everyone's going to want him. He can be manipulated CU he can be manipulated, and he knows things. So if we could find some kind of tedious link to the Israelis through Epstein, which I'm sure would not be too hard to do, I'm sure it already exists, then you would argue of course he worked from Assad of course he was an intell agent. You'd be fo to believe otherwise. Matt Gat said it, but he didn't say was Israel. I just fill in the blanks. Yeah, he implied it. Yeah, he implied. And all the Republicans run around oh, the clintons killed him because they believe everything Fox News. Yeah, it's it's it's I don't think it was the clintons, but it was certainly somebody. Mhm. But that was actually a turning point for the world, the Epstein assassination, because before that, they lied to us. Before that, they used to have to try and hide what they were going to do. I feel like before Epstein, it was far more they would try and subvert us. They would tell big lies and try and trick us into doing what they wanted to do. And the Smart Ones would know they're lying, but most of the sheep would know it's [ __ ] Well, the Epstein thing put them in a very difficult situation because they sat around in a room somewhere and said, okay, he's in jail. If we kill him, they're going to know we killed him. Mhm. We can't do that. They're going to know. They're like, yeah, but we have to. And there was two competing sides. One side saying we literally can't kill him; they're going to find out. And the other side saying, well, we have no choice, so we have to do it. And then they killed him, expecting riots, expecting Mass backlash, and they got memes. So they sat there and go, oh, so they all know we did it, and they didn't do [ __ ] Yeah. So now let's just carry on doing [ __ ] that they know we're doing, like rigging elections, like lying about [ __ ] Co. Let's just [ __ ] continue to just do [ __ ] that they know we made up. Let's steal the money for transgender parrots in Tanzania. Let

Get some liberal [ __ ] judge, right? I'm [ __ ] toast, right? So if you're going to set up a hit job on someone—let's say you're going to plan to kill somebody—you're going to plan how to drive there, how to break into their house. But when you get to kill them, you're not going to bring a gun because you didn't plan that part. No, you're going to plan the whole thing the whole way [ __ ] through. So how are you going to plan to set someone up, per walk him, put him on the news, lie about him, come up with a fake charge, and then put it in court and not predict the ending? You're going to leave it up to what, guessing fate, right [ __ ]? No, you know. And they go say, "Oh, we the jury." Yeah, the jury's influenced because the jury is all influenced by the [ __ ] mainstream media. And now you got these social media, also you got our phones that know everything about us. You're telling me they can't find a jury of people who are Googling "Andrew Tate sucks" on his phone? Bet they [ __ ] can. Oh yeah, so the jury's set up, the judges set up; it's all [ __ ] set up, head to toe. It's a setup; it's a hit job to get rid of you. That's why Derrick didn't stand a [ __ ] chance. They're not going to do half a job; you don't do half an assassination; you do the whole [ __ ] thing. MH.

So I would argue that even this Florida AG and Ronda DeSantis, if they were really concerned, they could have done all this [ __ ] in private. They could have said, "Andrew Tate, back, look into him," didn't have to say a word to nobody, right? Right. So why are they preparing the public for my arrest? Right? Why are they talking about how bad I am on the news all the time? Why did Byron, who's Ron's competitor, get told by his team, "You need to say Trump, Andrew's, Andrew's a bad guy"? Who's in charge of all of this has said every time Andrew's name is on the media, "Prepare everyone for his arrest. Tell everyone he's that guy, and he deserves it." This is a setup, right? It is a setup, and they're going to arrest me, and they're going to [ __ ] per walk me. And I'm saying it here now, and I've been in Florida eight days; I've never done anything, but that's what they're going to do. And a bunch of dip shits are going to start recirculating it, saying I'm guilty. You think about going back to Romania? You can't run from the American government, friend. Yeah, right. It's not like there's nowhere to go. Where the [ __ ] am I going to go? Iran? Russia? North Korea? If America wants you, they're gonna get you. There's nowhere else on the world you can go if America wants you. If they put a [ __ ] warrant out, they're gonna get me. Plus, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not really the running type, right? I, what I want to be, if I have to look at my life and how it's all going to end, I want to at least be a poison toad. You can eat me, but you're going to damage your reputation massively for doing it. I'll go to jail. I'll go to jail. I've had a great life. I'm 38; I've had a fantastic life. I'll go the next 30 years in jail, fine. I, I really don't give a [ __ ]. I'll go to jail, but people are going to be mentioning the fact that you're [ __ ] corrupt forever. I'll take that trade, but I'm gonna make them do what they don't want to do, what they actually want to do, which is what they did via the Romanians, the UK foreign office. What they want me to do is run, and then use a foreign system to wreck me. What they want me to do is say, "Ah, America's after me; I'm going to go live in India," and then get picked up by an Indian cop and get accused of having weed in my car or some dumb [ __ ] and get put in Indian jail. And that's what they want to do. They want to leave me there and not [ __ ] help me, like they did with the Romanians when they told the Romanians to get rid of me, and the American Embassy didn't [ __ ] help me, and they just left me there, left me to [ __ ] raw, knowing that was a [ __ ] case. No, it was made up because they were told to do it. They want to use foreign Judicial Systems. So I'm going to argue, no. If you want to do a [ __ ] hit job on me, you're going to have to do it in Florida, in front of everyone, in the public. You're going to have to come out and tell everyone what I've done and put all the Case Files out there, and we're going to have to do it in public if you're really intending on doing it, because they are, because they're setting up the media to do it, which is why they're talking so publicly, right? It's a [ __ ] setup. It's a setup, and it's scary to a degree. I should be a lot more afraid than I am, but this has been four years of my life now. It's amazing how quickly the human mind can adapt. All I expect is this [ __ ] every day I wake up, like, "Who's next?" Mhm. So it is what it is. Yeah, is what it is. And any single details on the case when this [ __ ] happens, whether I'm in jail or not, I'll make sure you get all of them so you can tell everybody what [ __ ] garbage they're coming at me with for being in Florida for eight [ __ ] days. Eight days! It's incredible. Well, they can get to anybody. If they get to Republicans, people you, I really look up to, bro, I volunteer that information about you with no evidence. I was like, "That's really weird." It's extremely weird. And I am, I am, I wouldn't say, like I said, I wouldn't say I'm, I'm shocked. I know the kind of control they have. It's, it's all power games, right? If you're playing a game of chess, you're prepared to sacrifice a pawn or a piece or anything it takes to win. Ron's desperate to get his wife as Governor; Byron's desperate to win. There's too many people who are desperate to win who are prepared to throw me under a bus. They don't give a [ __ ]. Yeah, there's no individual law, there's no individual liberty, there's no Law and Order. All that's made up; it's all power games. It's kind of interesting if you want to violence. Yeah, it's violence. If you want to understand government and you want to understand politics, sell drugs on the street; you'll understand it all. It's territory; it's violence; it's [ __ ] traitors; it's snakes; it's people working with the feds; it's all this [ __ ]. It's exactly the same at the top. They don't give a [ __ ] about me. Either one of them will sell me out for [ __ ] anything. They don't care. And I think both of them have been told that I'm toast, and that's why they're talking publicly. That's what I think, and I'm not saying that as an admission of guilt at all, because I've done nothing, right? Especially in Florida. They have jurisdiction in Florida. I have literally not left my house, so I don't have a [ __ ] clue what they're intending on doing. Scary. So when they get me, it shows how scary it is. And I hope every American at home also understands that it's supposed to be the basic rule of law is, "Oh, look, we've identified a crime; let's find who did the crime." It's not supposed to be, "Look, we've identified a man; let's find crimes to pin on the man." That's communism; that's Joseph Stalin; that's Russia; that's everything we went and fought against. That's the reason we had the Forgotten war in Korea, where thousands of men died. That's the reason the North and South Korea is split to this day. That's the reason all those Young Americans died in Vietnam. That's the reason my father served in the Air Force. That's the reason we were all proud to be American, to fight against communism. That was the whole [ __ ] point of it. That's why I have the passport, and I land home in the country which I was born in, which my father served for, and I'm not [ __ ] welcome? Why? Because a liberal George Soros-funded NGO lied to the Romanian news, and now Ronda DeSantis is going to pretend anything the [ __ ] Romanians say matters, because if it does, I bust my case. If you listen to the Romanians, I'm innocent. So what the [ __ ] are you even talking about, right? It's a setup, head to toe, man. Yeah, head to toe. Well, if anybody can survive it, I think you can. You have a very strong will. So come visit me in jail. I have [ __ ] pissed on myself and given up and a dress by now. Come, promise to come visit me; it's all I want. Romania jail, here. Oh yeah, all right. I'll put some money on your books. Thank you, bro. Thank you, sir. I appreciate it. I'll get some Ramen. I like these are Hodge twins Ramen. I have you guys, I have you guys famous around the block, right? I got it. I got it. Don't worry. Thank you for coming. Thank you, sir. Yeah, appreciate it. Thank you. Yeah. [Music]