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Andrew, two years ago, you and I sat in

Romania for a 5-hour conversation. I

opened with a quote from you that you

haven't fully been able to explain until

now. First, they try and cancel you,

then they put you in jail, and if that

doesn't work, they kill you.

Edit tape. What's the real reason you

were cancelled, and what's the real

reason you were put in jail? Well, thank

you for taking the time to do this,

Jack. I'm not sure when this is going to

see the light of day. However, a lot of

the intimidation tactics against me are

intensifying.

And I've realized that many people at

home who have witnessed parts of this

story haven't seen or understood the

entire story. And I've never told the

entire story of what they actually did

to me. So, I feel like perhaps in case

something happens to me or perhaps

they'll be successful, it sure certainly

sounds like from the messages I'm

getting that something is going to

happen pretty soon, that I should just

explain from the start of the very

beginning of the story all the way to

the end what they did to me and what

everybody witnessed and what they're

trying to do right now. And I think by

the time I've done that, and it may take

a little while, I'll be able to answer

that question a little bit better.

So, does the story start with Big

Brother 2016 or December 29th, 2022?

>> This story begins a little bit before

December 29th, 2022. And I've got a

whiteboard here because it's quite a

complicated story I want to explain to

everybody. In fact, this story, like all

good stories, begins with a beautiful

woman because that's how all stories

begin. I was in Dubai with a beautiful

girl from Sweden and she was 6'1 and she

was gorgeous and we were living together

in Dubai and then she said to me, you

know, I'm thinking of going back to

school. I said, why would you do that?

That's the biggest waste of time in the

world. She said, no, I want to go back

to Stockholm and get a degree. Said,

your man is a millionaire. I'm rich.

I've retired from my webcam days. I'm

living in Dubai. I'm a rich man. Why

would you want to go back and do this

schooling when you have me? She said,

"Well, I want to get qualifications and

I don't know what else to do. What else

is there to do?" And I remember sitting

across the table from her and I thought,

"That's a good point. What else is there

to do? There is nothing else to do but

go and waste your time getting one of

these degrees, spending four years,

spending $300,000. Everybody knows it's

a waste of time. But if you can't get

the job you want or you can't get a job

that pays a lot of money, nobody knows

what else to do. So, you just go and you

give your money to mainstream

education." So, when she said that to

me, I said, "You're right. there is

nothing else to do. And I called Tristan

and I said, "We're going to start a

school." He's like, "What?" I said,

"We're going to start a school. We're

going to start an alternative to

traditional education, which everybody

knows is a waste of time. We have a huge

opportunity here. Everybody knows this

particular product is a waste of time.

It's extremely expensive and people are

being forced to do it because there's no

alternative. So, let's give everyone an

alternative. People want money. They

don't want a degree. They don't want to

go and study for four years. They want

money. They want it today. We're going

to teach people how to do that. Hustlers

University and we're going to open our

own school and it's going to be nice and

simple. So, I called up a few people I

knew. I called up a guy who made money

with stock trading. Called up a guy I

knew who made money with drop shipping,

ecom. Called up a guy who made money

with crypto trading. And I said, "Look,

I'm going to do the big mouth at the

front of it. I'm going to use my wealth

and my influence to attract people to

this school and you're going to do five

or six hours a day of live calls and

convince people and show people how to

make money online. We're going to get a

Discord server. We're gonna attach a

Stripe account. Nice and easy. Monthly

subscriptions. Split it all up. It's

gonna be nice and easy. They're all

like, "Yeah, we'll try it. See how it

goes." Turns out, because I'm a genius,

it was very successful. Within the first

week, we had 25,000 paying students.

25,000 students paying $50 a month in a

week. We now have a real business. You

know, it's kind of interesting. We're

here in Los Angeles right now and I

asked you to do this podcast.

And while we're here, it's the Milkin

Conference. And I'm talking to a lot of

people who own these fintech companies,

these edtech companies. They could never

in a million years. There's no

technology company that can start day

one, no cash raise, no debt, giving away

no equity, just us without raising a

single penny. All of a sudden, we have

25,000 students paying $50 a month.

We're turning over whatever that is,

two, three, $4 million a month at 80%

margin. From day one, we're ultra

profofitable company at a 10 or 15x

multiplier. We're a three or400 million

business on day one.

So, everything is going pretty well.

Everything's going swimmingly. I'm

promoting this school. The girls moved

to Sweden. Don't care about her anymore.

I'm buying more Lamborghinis. Me and the

professors are all making money.

Everything is going well. These are the

days of 2020, 2021. People remember me

on the internet. I was more of a fringe

internet celebrity and I was telling

people the truth. I wasn't scamming

anyone. I was saying to the young men,

"If you want to make money, I'll teach

you how to make money." But what I

didn't realize is I was getting into a

war with big education. And big

education, very much like big pharma,

don't like when you take their money

away.

So, as my school grows,

as I promote it, and off the top of my

head, if I use Ninja Memory, I had

around 36,000 students at this point. I

got an offer, and I'm going to write

some things down because at the end of

this, I want everything to make sense.

And it was a sponsorship offer. So, I'm

going to write down sponsorship.

I got approached and I'm going to leave

out certain names just in case I do

manage to get out of this mess. I got

approached not to buy my company off of

me, which is what I thought the offer

was initially. I thought I was going to

sell out for 3400M. I started a company

9 months later 400M. Nice and easy,

right? Because people are buying

technology companies that are in debt.

People are buying technology companies

that don't make money. People are buying

technology companies that are running at

a loss. I'm running at 80% margin doing

millions of dollars a week. But no,

instead they said, "We want to sponsor

you personally, Andrew, and we want you

to shut up about certain things, not

push the school, not say certain things.

Instead, have certain opinions on

certain topics, and in return, we're

going to give you $50 million." It was a

three-year contract, $50 million.

I sat there and thought, $16,7 million a

year. I'm making that already, and I get

to say whatever I want. So, I don't

really want your sponsorship contract

because it comes with all these rules.

You're trying to tell me what to say.

Maybe I'm, you know, Jack, maybe I'm

stupid. But I thought, what's the point

in having money if you can't say what

you want? Women can't drive. Sorry, it's

the truth. And I'm going to say it. So,

I said, I'm all that interested. Thank

you very much. And they said, but you

know, we have the best PR teams, so if

anything bad ever comes out or anything

negative is said about you in the press,

our PR teams can help with that. I said,

"Well, why do I need a PR team at this

point? I'm a fringe internet celebrity,

right? I'm not in the mainstream media."

Like, I don't care about your PR team.

And they said, "And we have the best

legal teams. So, if you ever get any any

trouble to protect our investment into

you, we're going to make sure you have

the best legal counsel."

Said, "I'm not in any trouble. I haven't

done anything wrong. So, why do I need

this legal protection either?" I was

unaware at the time in my ignorance that

that those were threats. They were

saying that our PR teams, which could

help you, could also wreck you. And our

legal teams, which could help you, could

also wreck you. They were veiled

threats. I didn't understand that. So I

declined their sponsorship offer. What

was the industry?

It was a conglomerate

and they had significant interest in

let's say clothing, perfumes, the

standard things you'd expect a Hollywood

A-lister to be pushing on a billboard.

Standard normal stuff. And then those

people are very careful about what they

say on certain subjects for sure. But I

thought, you know what? I don't really

want to be owned and this school's going

somewhere like we gain students every

single day. I am going to take down the

education industry. Me, Andrew Tate, one

guy in Romania in his house. Me and my

six friends on a Telegram chat are

running a $400 million business. I'm

going to take it all down. I don't need

your money. Don't tell me what to say.

I'm the top G. Go away. So, I declined

the sponsorship contract. They kept

reminding me about these PR teams, these

legal teams. So, why do they keep saying

this to me? I don't need PR. I don't

need a lawyer. And they must have sat

there and thought, "This idiot doesn't

understand what we're saying." So, I

declined the sponsorship contract.

We continue to grow.

A few months after that, Tristan gets a

message from a girl. Can't say her name

because there's open litigation. We'll

call her girl A. Girl. She's the

beginning. She's the omega. She's the

source of this.

Girl A lives in Miami. Tristan knew her

from a few years before. And she

messages Tristan. Hey, I want to come

see you in Romania. Tristan's like, why?

I've always wanted to see Romania.

Tristan's like, okay then. And sends her

a picture of his debit card and said,

see you soon. She books herself a first

class flight, flies to Romania. So, we

have girl A. All of this will tie

together at the end.

Girl

A.

Girl A books herself a business class

flight and flies to Romania. Now, the

interesting thing about girl A who

subsequently destroyed my life. I only

said hello to her twice. I don't know

this person. Tristan knows a lot of

girls. One day there's a girl at the

house. Who's this? Oh, I knew her from

Miami. She wanted to come. Cool. I don't

care. Why would I care? Hi. Hi.

Whatever. She's there for four or five

days. During those five days that she's

in Romania, she's in Romania five days.

Three of the days Tristan and I weren't

even in the country. We were away.

England, I believe. The rest of the

time, she's going to the cinema, hanging

out with Tristan's other girlfriends,

hanging out with my girlfriends, hanging

out with our personal assistant,

Georgiana, who ends up getting going to

jail, hanging out. And after about five

or six days, she vanished. And I said to

Tristan, "Where's girl A gone?" He goes,

"I don't know. She blocked me and left."

Like, "Why?" He goes, "Probably got

jealous of my other girlfriends."

Probably. Who cares, right? We're just

guys. We're making money. We go to

school. We got a big mansion. We got

Lamborghinis. Girl A wants to come.

Girls always want to come. There's 100

girls by the pool. Who cares? Girl A

comes. Girl A vanishes. No one thinks

anything of it.

About 3 days after girl Avenged, April

of 2022,

we were sitting in our house at 1 p.m.

on a Sunday afternoon when armed police

turn up, SWAT,

and the SWAT raid our house, bust down

our door, and running with machine guns,

pointing weapons everywhere, and yelling

at us to get on the ground. And of

course, we comply and say that they're

there because there has been a human

trafficking allegation against my

brother and I, which has been instigated

from the American embassy.

So, they didn't just send the normal

police, they sent the anti-terror

police. Because when the American

embassy calls the police, it's a

different kind of response. If if you're

a normal person in Romania and you call

the police, they'll send a police car or

a guy. No, this was the full army tanks.

30 dudes head to toe swap. Did you have

security at this time? We did have

security at this time. It wasn't to the

point that we currently have security.

We just had like a guy who watched, but

they put MP5s in his face. He was like,

"Whoa, whoa, whoa." You know, my

paycheck is my paycheck, but what's all

this? So, these guys bust in in April of

2022. Please find and play the clips of

our first ever arrest, cuz that's what

I'm talking about. Our first one.

They say, "We're here for human

trafficking and kidnapping." We're like,

"With all due respect, officer, what the

[ __ ] are you talking about?" And they

said, "Girl A has reported to the

American embassy that there are kidnap

victims and victims of human trafficking

in this residence." I turned to Tristan

and I said, "Tristan, she's a seven.

Look all the best you got us in. She's

not even a nine. She's a seven." Tristan

laughs. I laugh. The police officer

laughs. Everyone laughs. They look

around the house. The house was

completely empty. It was just Tristan

and I there. No victims. We'd had no

friends there, no girls, no one's there.

They search the entire house for drugs.

They look for drugs cuz girl A also

reported us for being drug dealers and

steroid abusers. All this list of

crimes. They find no drugs. They find no

steroids. They find no contraband of any

kind. Our our firearms are licensed.

That's not against the law. They go

through the entire house in a 4-hour

house search. They then seize

some of our goods. We're going to go on

to seized goods later. They take all the

cash they can find, all of our diamond

watches, our bars of gold. They left the

cars at this point, but they took

anything valuable we had laying around,

watches, gold, jewelry, this kind of

thing. I don't know why, but they did.

So, now we have the assets.

What's your estimate on the number of

assets taken on that one?

>> Well, there was a lot of house raids,

but on that particular house raid, I'd

say all in all,

in cash about 100 grand and in watches

about 500 grand. So about 600 grand of

assets in the first rate. But no bank

accounts, no crypto exchanges, no cars,

just things they had laying around the

house. I explained why they had to do

that. They said, "Is protocol in Romania

in case these proven to be proceeds of

crime?" It's like crime. There's not

even a there's not even a girl in this

house. Who have I kidnapped? They're

like, "Yeah, you know, we're just

responding to the American embassy. We

don't know what's going on. You don't

know what's going on. We're just the

muscle. You have to go talk to the

detective." The detectives in the office

at Decott. Said, "Who the [ __ ] are

Decott?" Never heard of Decult. Turns

out they'd be my best friends later on.

He goes, "Yeah, there's a guy at Decult

waiting for you. We just have to come

here, search for victims, take the

money. We're the muscle. So after

searching our entire house for five or

six hours, the media is now outside at

this outside at this point. So there

will be video of this. They put us in

cars. Media is outside saying human

trafficking investigation, all this

stuff. They start to slander our name

with all this garbage and they drive us

to Decott's head office. We get there

around 11:00 p.m. House raid began at

1:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. Sorry, in the

afternoon. 11:00 p.m. We walk into this

office and there's a prosecutor. We sit

out. The prosecutor says, "Why did this

girl say there was girls kidnapped in

your house?" And I said, "Brother, I

haven't got a [ __ ] clue. I only said

hello to her twice. Asked Tristan. It's

Tristan's girlfriend. I don't know." And

then the prosecutor goes, "Well, Tristan

should have bought her a handbag." And

laughed. And then I laughed. And we all

laughed. And I was like, "American girls

are crazy, bro. Me, too. This crap

happens. Maybe in Romania it's not a big

thing, but in America this is happens

all the time. These girls are nuts. They

just make stuff up. Goes, "Yeah, I heard

about that, but I didn't know it was

actually this bad." I was like, "Tell me

about it." He goes, "Why did she call

the American Embassy?" I was like, "Bro,

I don't know. Just tell me what you need

from me. You've been to the house.

There's no one in the house. We have

CCTV in our house. You can take the

cameras and see her walking in and out

the house by her own free will, getting

pizza, going out to party, going to

restaurants. You can see it all on

camera. Please also find the clip of her

walking in and out the house by her own

free will, getting Ubers, getting taxis,

ordering food, ordering Amazon packages,

everything on Trist's credit card, by

the way.

It's all there. So, like, here, take the

cameras. Look, do what you got to do,

bro. He's like, okay, go home. Cool. So,

after about an hour and a half of

interview, midnight, we go home.

Tristan and I sit around the pool

laughing like, "This girl A is crazy.

We've lost some money, but this is a big

misunderstanding, Jack. Like, we haven't

done anything. This is all a

misunderstanding. Let's just get back to

what we do best, which is focus on

promoting our school, right?

So, we're on our emergency meeting

podcast. We're traveling the world at

that point. We have no restrictions of

any kind. We're promoting our school.

We're going to France. We're going to

Italy. We see Dan Delerian in France.

We're traveling around. We're doing all

this stuff. We're having a great time.

We're on yachts in Croatia. We're doing

all this crazy stuff.

Then one day I call my lawyer and I say,

"They raided our house in April. It's

like July now. Why is that case not

closed?" He goes, "This is Romania.

Everything takes forever. It's a slow

system. They're probably going through

the CCTV." I was like, "Yeah, but this

is so open and shut." My lawyer's called

Alen. I'm like, "All this is so open and

shut. What could they possibly be

doing?" He goes, "Yeah, it's Romania.

They probably have to go through all the

hours of footage. It's going to take a

while. Don't sweat it."

I'm like, "I had this bad feeling, but

what can you do, right? I haven't done

anything wrong." So, we're still

traveling. And now, because of the

school, because I'm promoting the school

so heavily, I start moving from fringe

internet celebrity to mainstream

celebrity, I start getting bigger and

bigger and bigger. I think at the

beginning of this story, my Instagram

had 100,000 followers. By this point,

I'm up to like two or three million.

It's getting bigger and bigger. Back

when Instagram mattered, not like now.

So, we're pushing to school, having a

nice time, and then all of a sudden,

one day,

I was sitting in my cigar room smoking a

cigar. My girlfriend comes in and goes,

"Have you seen this?" She passes me her

phone. I take her phone and it's a

picture of me and there's some blurb

underneath it about how I'm toxically

masculine. I'm a misogynist, a racist,

and a homophobe. And I am the reason

that the entire culture of the world is

wrong. Cancer is my fault. Everything in

the world is my fault. I'm the world's

worst man. And I'm dangerous and need to

be deleted from the internet. And it's

on an NGO page for a charity protecting

the rights of gays.

That's weird. Whatever. And then she

goes, "Have you seen this?" And she

scrolls again and it's the same picture

with the same blurb explaining that I'm

the worst man in the world. Copy and

paste exact one on an NGO about wildlife

protection.

Like that is weird. So we open

Instagram. I open on my phone and this

exact picture with the exact same copy

and paste wording. I find like seven

different accounts, random accounts for

random charities and NOS's posting that

I'm the worst person in the world. Now,

for anyone watching this, the media does

not tell you what has happened. The

media's primary objective is to prepare

you for what is about to happen. They

need to condition your mind so that when

they do something, you're ready for it.

If they instantly say, "You're locked in

your house. You can't go outside."

There's a revolution. If the media

constantly reports about how dangerous

it is, how a lockdown might need to

happen, how it's unfortunate, but we

must prepare for the possibility of a

lockdown. Over weeks, your mind softens

to the idea. So when the lockdown comes,

there's no revolution.

>> It's not a surprise.

>> It's not a surprise.

>> What were your comment section? What was

your comment section like at that time,

too?

>> Well, everyone loves me on my account,

but on these accounts where they posted

this, there's thousands of people

saying, "Yeah, he's scum. He's scum.

He's scum. And I was like, I mean, yeah,

I made some jokes. Yes, I said women

can't drive. Yes, I said some things,

but I mean, I'm not blowing up girl

schools and I ran. Like, come on. Triple

tap. Triple tap. So, I was like, this is

a bit out of control. They're

conditioning the world for what's about

to happen.

Now,

around this time,

someone inside of my school said, "We

should start an affiliate marketing

campus." And I said, "That's a good

idea." And we started with Amazon

products because it's our job to teach

all the people inside of our school how

to make money online. You're a young

man, you join our school, you pay a

monthly subscription, and you start

earning money same day. And one of the

students said, "I take affiliate links

from Amazon. What I do is I go onto

Amazon. I find a lawn mower. I take an

affiliate link for that lawn mower. Then

I buy the lawn mower and then I use the

lawn mower and do lawn mower reviews on

Tik Tok and then I say, "Here's the lawn

mower I'm using and I put the link and

every time someone buys the lawn mower,

I get paid." Well, that's a great idea.

So, we got a new professor, a guy I knew

who was in charge of affiliate

marketing. And he started doing four or

five hours of calls a day pushing

affiliate marketing. And then a student

said, "Hey, why don't we affiliate

market for the school?"

So, that's a good idea. He goes, "Yeah,

the school's great. So why can't I tell

other people to join the school from my

link and I get paid when they join? So

there's another fantastic idea. Why not?

So we launched an affiliate marketing

campus for the school. And then the

problem we were having is a lot of our

students are from all over the world,

right? So if you're a teenager from Peru

and you say, "Hello, I have joined the

school. I make so much money."

Everyone's like, "Yeah, all right, scam.

Whatever, bro." But people trusted me.

So people would say, "Hey, I don't want

to use my own videos. I don't want to

use any videos of me. I want to use

videos of you. launch a Tate fan page

and then sell with my affiliate link.

And I said, "Fine by me." Now, this was

revolutionary at the time. Me, my

cousin, when we came up with the

affiliate marketing campus, we invented

clipping. We ruined the internet. That's

how the internet became what it is

today. And that was the basic premise

behind it. We're not going to copyright

strike you. Back then, if someone took

your content, you copyrighted it. Not

us. Take our content. Take the views

money. So people were taking videos of

me, posting on their channel, earning

hundreds of thousands of dollars in

views, money, keeping that, plus selling

the school and getting paid off that. So

everyone was getting rich and the school

starts to explode. Gets up to 271,000

students.

I don't want to do the math off the top

of my head. Around $50 a month. Yeah.

134 $15 million. I was probably keeping

between 9 and 10 million American

dollars every single month. How many

times were you banned at this point?

>> I'm not banned.

>> You've never been banned?

>> At this point, I haven't been banned.

>> Okay.

>> I haven't been banned.

>> So, the affiliate marketing campus is

running, but all this NGO stuff starts.

And I know how the world works. So, I

knew they were conditioning people's

minds for something. And a perfect

example of this, I want everyone at home

to understand exactly what I'm saying.

Before they got Diddy, they released the

tape of him beating up Cassie. That tape

of him beating up Cassie in the hotel

was 10 years old at the time they

released it. They've been sitting on it

for a decade. Why was it never released?

Because they didn't want to get him.

When they wanted to get him, they then

released it so everyone said that he's a

piece of [ __ ] So when he got arrested,

everyone thought he was already guilty.

They knew they were going to arrest him.

So they prepared the public for his

arrest. So when I saw these NOS's, I was

like, they're preparing for something.

What are they preparing for? Tristan's

like, "Who gives a shit?" Tristan's the

optimist in this story. He always has

been the whole way through. Who gives a

[ __ ] We're [ __ ] rich. We're helping

young men how to make money. All of our

students make more money than professors

than their teachers. We're doing good in

the world. We're teaching young men how

to escape the matrix and make money.

You're making $10 million a month. We

ain't doing nothing wrong. We haven't

done anything. Who gives a [ __ ] about

what some wildlife or some [ __ ]

[ __ ] homosexual NGO has to say about

us? They're just bitter and they're just

jealous haters. [ __ ] Life's a cigar tr

like maybe you're right T maybe it

doesn't matter.

But there was a problem

and the reason I think the NOS's

attacked me is because there was a flaw

in our master plan. And the flaw in our

master plan is that we were working with

a mercenary army. So now we have the

affiliates

which are linked to the school Husters

University

because the affiliates worked out that

they make the most money if they put up

the most controversial clips of me.

Because if you put up the clip, not the

whole clip where I say in bed that if a

girl picks up a machete and tries to

attack me, I will take the machete off

her, put it on her face and say, "Shut

up, bitch." No, not the whole clip. They

take the last part, put a machete in a

girl's face and say, "Shut up, bitch."

Only that part and post that because

that gets the most engagement. That goes

the most viral. They get the most sales.

And they're mercenaries. They're in it

for the money. these students. So, in

many ways, they're making me look bad.

And I say to Tristan, "Students are

making me look kind of bad here, the way

they're putting all this stuff out." And

Tristan's like, "Who gives a [ __ ]

You're cool. We're making $10 million a

month. Who gives a [ __ ] Bad guy, good

guy, what does it matter?" So, when all

of this is going on, the NOS's pop up.

And from then on out, from that exact

moment, Jack, I knew I was [ __ ]

I just knew I was [ __ ] But I didn't

know exactly what was going to happen.

This is in August of 2022.

Three days later, I wake up and my

girlfriend wakes me up next to me.

Andrew, Andrew. I'm like, whoa, what?

What? Look at this. Gives me her phone

and there's a BBC news article. Andrew

Tate, misogynistic influencer, is banned

from social media for being a dangerous

person.

Back then, now bans are a common thing.

Everyone's desensitized to it. Back

then, the only people who had been

blanket banned on the internet were Alex

Jones, Nick Fuentes. I was number three

and I was bigger than them.

And by this point, I had become in 2022

because of the affiliate army the most

Google man on the planet. My mercenary

army grew to 28,000 fan pages posting

endless take content. Do you remember

the days where you couldn't get rid of

me? You couldn't get rid of me from the

algo. I was Tik Tok. I was Instagram. I

was everywhere. 28,000 kids posting me

all day, every day. We built an

interactive library of everything I'd

ever made. It was all transcribed. So

when you went into the interactive

library, you'd type Bugatti. Every

Bugatti clip would come up. You'd type

heartbreak. Every time I had ever said

heartbreak in any video, because they

were transcribed, it would come up. You

could make lifestyle edits and they'd

take it all and they'd post it. Post,

post, post. And if their account got

banned because they're from Peru and

they're making $300 a day affiliate,

they're not going to go get a job for

$300 a month. They just make a new one

like a virus, like Agent Smith in the

Matrix, like ants. You can't kill them.

And they're just out there posting,

posting, and then they realize they make

the most money if they post my most

controversial stuff. And my most

controversial stuff is out there by

28,000 fan accounts posting four or five

times an hour. And the entire algorithm

is mine.

And this made me the most Googled man on

planet Earth. My school's now at $30,000

students.

$15 million turnover a month. 15 million

time 12 is 15 * 10 150 plus the 30 is

180 million turnover at 80% margin. A

10x multiply, which is pretty simple for

an edtech business, especially with a

margin like mine. A billion dollar

business, 1.2 two billion, nine months

old, me and six dudes in the Telegram

chat. I'm a billionaire.

And I open up this BBC article on my

girlfriend's phone and it said that my

views have become so destructive and I'm

doing so much damage to the planet and

to the consciousness of young men that I

had to be removed from all social media.

This was on her phone. I was like,

"Well, that's inconvenient that they've

deleted me everywhere." I was like, "Let

me have a coffee." So, I put the phone

down. I went to get a coffee. And as I

was walking to get coffee, I opened up

my phone.

When I opened my phone, it said, "Your

Apple ID is signed out." Well, that's

weird. Okay. Went to click Twitter. Your

Twitter signed out. Clicked WhatsApp.

Your WhatsApp's been deleted.

Clicked Instagram, of course, signed

out. Clicked Gmail, signed out. They

pressed a button jack and wiped every

single thing from my phone, the Apple ID

itself, so I couldn't download apps and

every single application was logged out.

Uber, Airbnb, Skype, any app on my

phone, all of them were gone.

>> Coinbase, everything, every single app,

all of my bank accounts, Coinbase, I had

an ATW West and a HSBC bank in the in

England. They seized all that money.

talk about that soon. Everything was

frozen. Everything was gone. My entire

phone just became a brick.

And I called a friend of mine from my

girlfriend's phone and I said, "How the

[ __ ] can they do this?" And he said,

"They put you on a terror watch list.

They can only do that if you're on a

terror watch list." And I was like,

"Surely not terror the [ __ ] I'll call

you back."

Here I film my final message. All that's

left for me to do is have a positive

impact on the world. I don't think

anybody truly

wants to go down as a villain. Maybe

some people do. I don't. I wasn't raised

that way. I sit down on the chair and I

get my final message to the world. I

decided to retire from the internet. I

thought, "You know what, Andrew? You

made $100 million. You got a billion

dollar business. They're after you.

You're starting to feel a bit paranoid.

It's getting hot.

You have a very credible source telling

you you're on a terror watch list. Once

you're on a terror watch list, all bets

are off. There's no more law. There's no

more constitution. All that's gone. They

can shoot you in the middle of the

street. Police can come up and just

shoot you and go terrorist threat.

End the story.

And the basic premise was that I had so

much power over the young men in 2022

that I could have caused a revolution.

They were probably right. I probably

could have said, "Fuck the Matrix. West

Westminster Palace tonight. Let's take

over." And and it would have been it

would have been a [ __ ] end. Please

understand, The Matrix does not fear

women. This is why they empower women.

This is why they constantly attack me

for being a misogynist. They want women

to be as powerful as possible. Because

you know what happens when women are

powerful? Nothing. If women protest, if

a 100,000 women march through this town

right now and protest, it's

inconvenient. If a 100,000 men march

through this town, everything burns and

the entire government changes. Men can

fight. Men are armies. Women don't

matter. They don't give a [ __ ] if women

protest. They don't give a [ __ ] So, you

want women at the top of the pyramid.

You want women as powerful as possible

so that women are in charge of society

so that you can just stay at the top of

your castle, stealing and raping and

pillaging from everybody, just stealing

all the money, destroying society,

importing whoever, breaking all the

laws. And what's going to happen? that a

bunch of women are going to nag, give a

[ __ ] When men get together, it's not

called a protest. It's called a

revolution.

Women don't do revolutions. They can't.

So, they deliberately empower women to

subjugate men. That's why masculinity

has been under such attack. And I came

along and was the most Googled man in

the world promoting masculinity, not

realizing this was putting me at war

against the matrix itself. I wasn't even

political at that time. I didn't even

talk about political parties. I just

said to young men, "Stand up for

yourself. Go to the gym. Stick for what

you believe in. You're allowed an

opinion. You matter, too." And that was

considered so dangerous, I ended up on a

terror watch list, and they wiped my

entire phone. And the country that put

me on a terror watch list, you want to

guess?

>> US.

>> Incorrect, sir.

England.

>> Great Britain put me on a terror watch

list. The foreign office in the

paperwork I later saw which they wrote

to the Romanians said he is an unchecked

source of influence

and they believed that was going to

cause a revolution. Now anybody at home

who thinks that the intelligence

agencies that are here to protect and

serve us aren't prim primarily concerned

with preventing a revolution is a fool.

The CIA, the FBI, MI6, MI5, whoever.

They don't care about much besides two

things. Stealing money from around the

world in the form of resources. There's

a country here, Gambia. If we overthrow

the president and put in a new

president, we get control of the copper

mines. [ __ ] democracy. [ __ ] who dies. We

want copper because this is the American

Empire. Overthrow the Gambian

government. Or, I don't know, imagine

there's oil in some random country,

Venezuela. Who gives a [ __ ] That's what

they do. And the second thing they have

a concern with besides stealing money

from all around the world is preventing

revolution.

The primary objective of intelligence

agencies today is to prevent a

revolution. Do you think when you walk

down the street and talk to basically

anybody out here, they don't want to

rebel? The system's [ __ ] bro. We all

know the system's [ __ ] Nobody can buy

a house. Everything's [ __ ] Crime's

getting worse. Taxes are going up.

Currency's inflating. Everything's

[ __ ] Everyone knows it. But we don't

rebel. Why? Because there are many

mechanisms. Social media algorithms

being one. Two, how hard they punish the

people who even consider doing something

as silly as waving a flag outside the

capital. Their primary objective is to

prevent a revolution. And they said,

"The most Googled man on the planet now

who's saying young men should stand up

for themselves and not be afraid to die

for their ideas, the most popular person

on the planet

is talking about how the Matrix is

enslaving them all, how they need to

resist, break free. They watched my

videos, MI6, and they thought this is a

national security threat. He is on the

same level as Osama bin Laden."

And that was the UK government. That is

when my phone got wiped.

>> Why the UK? I don't What's the most

important thing we need to understand

about UK politics at that point in time.

>> The UK has always been more left than

even the Dems. And at the time, the Dems

were in power when all this was

happening. Please remember guys, when

all of this was happening, you got

banned on the internet for saying there

was more than two genders. They ban you.

You got banned for saying the COVID

vaccine was dangerous. They ban you. The

internet was complete stazzy.

Now, why couldn't they just ban me?

Well, they did, but why didn't it work?

>> Clipping 28,000 fan pages.

So, when I made

And I think another reason to answer

your question why the UK decided I was

the threat is because although I am born

American, I grew up in England. I'm seen

as English. I'm from Luton

>> and I was bigger in England than I ever

was in America.

>> Really,

>> the English people were really tired of

their government and they still are.

So when I make my final message, I

talked to Tristan. I said, 'Enough is

enough.

We've done well. Tristan goes, "We can

do more." I said, "Tristan,

have you ever heard the story, the sword

of Damocles?"

And he said, "Yes." And I recited the

story to him about how there was a king

once in a chair and the slave walked in

and said, "How does it feel to be in

that chair? How does it feel to be the

king? All these beautiful women are

feeding you grapes and everyone's

fanning you and you give an order and

everyone does whatever you say. It must

be so amazing to be the king.

And he said to the slave, "Tomorrow you

get to be the king. Tomorrow you can sit

in this king's chair and I'll be the

slave." And the slave is so excited he

goes home. He can't sleep.

He wakes up the next day so excited. He

runs in runs into the chamber, sits on

the throne. He gets to be the king. The

beautiful women start giving him the

grapes. He's giving orders. Do this, do

that, bring me this, bring me that.

They're doing everything he says. He

feels so happy. And then he looks up

above him and he sees a sword hanging by

a single horse's hair.

And for the rest of the day, he can't

enjoy his life cuz he knows at any

moment that hair can break. And the

sword will fall on his head and he will

die. And the king who has taken his

place who's the slave looks above him.

He has no sword. He has a humble life,

but he has no sword above his head. So

when you're at this stage, when you're

the most Googled man in the world,

you're making all this money, but

everyone's out to get you.

Everyone else is like, "I'd love to be

the king." Everyone says it. I'd love to

be as famous as you. You're the most

famous man alive. I walk through Beverly

Hills and more people come up to me than

DiCaprio. They swarm me. They don't

swarm the A-listers. They don't swarm

the movie stars. They don't care. They

all swarm me. I was like, "That must be

cool." Yeah, but there's a sword

above my head. I tell Tristan the story.

I explain to him the sword of Damicles.

He likes his cigar. Doesn't give a [ __ ]

It's Tristan.

But [ __ ] him.

Then I said, "What about the story of

Icarus?"

Remember the man who flew too close to

the sun, Tristan?

Again, keeps puffing on his cigar.

Andrew, [ __ ] these people.

And I love Tristan with all my heart.

And the best thing about our

relationship is that we listen to each

other. And I said, "If you say [ __ ]

them, if you say it's war, it's war." He

goes, "It's war." So, [ __ ] him. Let's

run it then. So, I was the one saying,

"Let me do a final message and go away."

And Tristan was like, "No, no, no, no.

We've just gotten started."

So, I do my final message. I explain

that I misunderstood,

that little clips have been taken out of

context, that I'm a nice guy, but I'm

just trying to teach the world

entrepreneurship.

I haven't really done anything wrong. I

said women can't bark. They can't get

over it. Final message goes out. 28,000

fan accounts jump on the final message.

I'm getting more views than the BBC. And

for the first time in history, they

banned someone and he got bigger. When

they banned Alex Jones, he went away.

When they banned Nick Fuentes, he

disappeared to the corners of the

internet, the fringe corners of the

internet. But when they banned me,

I got bigger. I didn't get smaller. I

got bigger. And you get three lives

per your question. First, they try and

shut you up. Second, they try and put

you in jail. Third, they try and kill

you. So, when I noticed I was getting

bigger and my school is gaining more and

more and more students, I'm making

millions of dollars a day, Jack. I go to

sleep and wake up with 2 million new

dollars. It was ridiculous.

I said to Tristan, "Something's going to

happen. We have to get out of here."

The day I said that to him, we were

sitting around talking about it. And by

coincidence, by providence, I do like to

believe that perhaps I live in the

Truman Show.

A man comes to my house, a Romanian guy.

I'm not going to say names. I need to

talk to you. I said, "Brother, I'm busy.

Not today." Said, "It's important." He's

an important man in Romania. So, I got

to come. Comes. We sit down in my secure

room and he said, "You need to buy some

land." I'm like, "Bro, what?" He goes,

"You need to buy some land." He gets out

this map and he goes, "There's some land

here. It's $7 million and you should buy

it." And I said, "Why should I buy it?

This is 2 hours by dirt bike to reach

this land. It's not even near a road.

There's no electricity. There's no

water. I can't build anything here. It's

I'm going to have to get an ATV and

drive all day to even reach this land.

It's in the middle of the Carpathians.

What do I want to do with this? Said my

dad was given it after the fall of

communism and he wants to sell it for $7

million. You should buy it. And I said,

well, I don't have time. I don't want

it. He said, you're going to need the

friends.

I said, why am I going to need the

friends? I have friends in Romania.

Incriminating myself. I have friends. He

said, "There's a lot of conversation

about you in Romania in the power

structures right now and I think you're

going to need the friends." And my

stupid ass, even though I knew it was a

shakeddown, thought it was about all the

news coverage of my deletion. I was

like, "Well, the BBC is saying I'm a

horrible person and I live in Romania

and they've deleted me from social media

and now my final message has gone out

and it's on 28,000 fan accounts and I'm

the talk of the town and all this is

going on." So, of course, some highle

Romanians have [ __ ] spoke some [ __ ]

about me and now they're trying to shake

me down. This is all gay. I'm like,

"Bro, I'll let you know.

I'll get back to you in a few days." He

left and I said to Tristan, "Let's get

the [ __ ] out of here. Let's just go." He

goes, "Where?" I said, "Dubai." Dubai is

a pretty stable place. You don't get

shot by accident in Dubai. Let's just I

Tristan, I know you're saying, "Fuck

them. I can feel the heat. Something's

going on. Let's just go Dubai a little

while." He goes, "Fuck it. Let's go

Dubai. I don't give a [ __ ] Let's go."

Cool.

Big private jet, all the girlfriends on

the jet, all the babies, all the baby

mamas, 30 women, [ __ ] me, Tristan,

like a easy jet flight full of chicks.

We go we go to Dubai. Go to some big

beautiful house. Put the clips in of

that house with the Bugatti outside.

Georgiana's with us. She's driving the

Bugatti outside. That big beautiful

house in Emirates Hills.

$250,000 a week. Chump change. We're

rich. 250 grand a week in rent. She

having a great time. did my first

podcast with the Nel Boys and Bradley

Martin in my house.

Zubie, I did a podcast with Zubie and

during all these podcasts,

I could feel the heat. Rob Moore, my

first Rob Moore. When I was in Dubai,

I'm the biggest thing in the world.

Everyone's saying, "Can we do a podcast?

Can we do a podcast?" I'm like, "Yeah,

sure." Everyone's flying to Dubai to

talk to me, and I'm saying all these

podcasts, you get three lives.

And if they ever try and put me in jail

for something I didn't do, I hope

everyone at home is smart enough to

understand it is a setup. I said that

verbatim. Please play the clips of me

saying that verbatim on repeat in Dubai

after all of this has happened.

After about a month in Dubai, I'm

sitting there and I'm like, Tristan, I

still feel uneasy. And he goes, why?

We've made it. And I remember him. I

remember the gesture. He goes, "We've

made it." And does this? And he he

gestures his hand over at a pool behind

our $45 million house filled with women.

We made it, bro. And I was like,

35 years old.

I had like $30 million maybe. Now I've

got hundreds of millions of dollars

which I've made inside of a single year.

You can't just make it like that. You

can't. Life can't be that easy. It was a

[ __ ] few of my friends and me, you

know, teaching people. It wasn't a scam.

The reason it worked is because it

worked. If it was a scam, it never would

have took off. It took off because we

were teaching kids to actually make

money. Everyone's making money. I'm the

most popular man on the planet. Everyone

loves me. I'm top G. I'm famous. I've

got hundreds of millions of dollars. I

got this big house in Dubai. I've got

beautiful women. I got kids. Everything.

I'm like, have I won? Like, yeah, we

won. It's over. We won. Like, it can't

be that easy. He goes, "I think we won."

So, we're in Dubai for about two or

three months. I'm doing viral clips. I

did the clips with Aiden. Aiden came out

there, did the podcast with Aiden where

I had the robe on and he's sitting there

and I'm doing all these things. We're in

Dubai. And then one day, we get a phone

call from Piers Morgan's team. You're a

cultural force and we want to talk to

you. I was like, Tristan, see, I told

you here's the setup. I told you they

want us to go to England. They're going

to arrest us. We're on a terror watch

list in England. Tristan's like, "Stop

being a [ __ ] bro. goes, "Pice Morgan,

he's a bitch." I'm like, "No, but if we

go to England, they're going to [ __ ]

arrest us." He goes, "Are you scared of

Piers Morgan?" I'm like, "No, [ __ ]

Pierce." He goes, "Okay, but when you go

on there, just be a little bit calmer."

Cuz my first Piers Morgan, I didn't beef

him. He goes, "This is probably a test.

They just want to see like if you're

really a terrorist. Go on there, be a

bit calmer, be a bit nicer, explain the

truth, explain that you're a nice guy.

Don't let anyone think you're a danger.

Go on there." And if you watched my

first Piers Morgan, I'm a lot calmer.

I'm a lot more like uh I I I

deliberately decided not to go there and

be top G to be a lot more, you know,

understandable as a human.

So Trista convinces me that the British

state just wants to make sure I'm a

sensible, rational actor. So we leave

our phones, we leave our laptops, we

leave everything sensitive in Dubai, we

get on a private jet with a small

suitcase and we fly to England. And as

the plane was coming down into London

Heathro airport, I said to Tristan,

"They're going to arrest us when we

land."

He goes, "We'll see. We land."

Straighter. Straightther, no problems.

Did the podcast with Pierce Morgan. I

was deliberately

more I deliberately let him clown on me

a little bit. Like I'm just I'm just a

guy. I'm just an idiot. I have some

ideas and I believe with men are people

too and men should be able to stick up

for themselves and that we live in a

gyocray and that it's all misandric and

that men are getting destroyed and women

have all the power but I believe that

men are human as well and that men are

allowed rights and he came at me saying

I'm misogynist I'm this you're a

terrible person you're Hitler all this

[ __ ] and I'm like yeah well I don't

think so really nice really calm

>> is this November roughly

>> this is December of 2022 okay

just before Christmas and I do the Piers

Morgan show and the reception is

fantastic. All the comments under that

show are 100% on my side. Piers Morgan

gets completely [ __ ] slated for being

a [ __ ] to me. Everyone left me. I go

to Sloan Street. I buy $300,000 of

Christmas presents for all my

girlfriends, all the kids, all my baby

mamas, whatever. I'm running around

security just walking into her buying. I

didn't know what the price of [ __ ]

anything was, Jack. Money had lost

value. Even billionaires don't have 350

million liquid. The [ __ ] Beep beep beep

beep bags of [ __ ] Four security guys

carrying all my [ __ ]

Finished in London.

I did the Pearl podcast where I sat down

with Pearl. I don't know if you ever saw

that. And I sat down with all the girls

and it was Britney, what's her name?

Can't remember. She's known for being a

bit promiscuous. And she was on the

podcast. I was really nice to her. I

offered her a tangerine and it was a

nice time.

And then I said to Tristan, I said,

"Tristan, I'm sorry. You're right.

Nothing's wrong. Everything's fine.

England are supposed to the ones who put

us on the terror watch list. I'm here in

England. Nothing's happening. I'm

spending all this money. No one gives a

[ __ ] I just did Piers Morgan. It's

fine. Everything's fine. Maybe it's all

wrong. We should go home." And then

Tristan turns around to me. He goes,

"No, if we go back to Romania, you're

going to be [ __ ] panicking and you're

going to be worried and I want you to

have a free nice free life. So, let's go

back to Dubai and just chill a little

bit longer."

All right, cool. And then Tristan goes,

"But before we go to Dubai, I want to

repack my suitcase and we need to drop

all these presents off because we have

$300,000 of shopping. We have two cars

of bags." He goes, "Let's go to Romania,

drop the bags off, and then go to

Dubai." It's like, "Good idea." So, we

land at 900 p.m. in Romania. Straight

off the plane, no problems. All the bags

in the house, all the bags in the car,

and we're due to take off at 6:00 a.m.

We go to sleep. And at 400 a.m. that

morning is the video the entire world

saw when they raided our house again and

they dragged us out for human

trafficking. They searched the house.

They took all the cars and they started

going through everything. That's the

video everyone saw. That's where we are

in the timeline.

When they busted that door open, Jack,

at 4:00 a.m. for the second raid after

we had landed,

when I heard

I heard the door go, I reached across

and grabbed that famous machete from

that machete video

and I picked it up and I stood up in my

underwear.

And when I saw my front the door to my

bedroom bust off the hinges and police

ran in, I felt relieved. I thought it

was the Serbs, the Albanians. I have

enemies everywhere. Turks. I thought it

was the other team. When I saw police

and they pointed the gun at me, I was

like, "Oh, thank God. Just you [ __ ]

guys. What the [ __ ] do you want?" Cuz I

had held a machete. The [ __ ] guy runs

up and front kicks me across the [ __ ]

room. Thank god his gun didn't go off.

They jump all over me. The girl who's in

my bed, they jump all over her. And

while I'm on the ground, while the while

the guards with the guns with the

[ __ ] SWAT have got their knees on my

back, while I'm on the ground in my

[ __ ] bedroom, you know what the first

thing they said to me was?

Where's the Bugatti?

I swear to God. I was like, what the

[ __ ] What? What? This is about my

Bugatti. What? Because before that, and

please play the clips, I was driving

around Romania in my Bugatti.

I would flew my Bugatti from Dubai to

Romania and I was driving around

Romania. But when I flew back to Dubai

because of the heat, I flown the car

back to Dubai. So, the Bugatti wasn't in

Romania anymore. So, I think they're

there for the Bugatti. I'm like, what

the [ __ ] is this? Shut up. Shut up. Shut

up.

Drag us to the living room. Put me in

there. Put Chris in there. handcuff us.

We sit there.

Eventually, the detective says, "We're

here for human trafficking." I'm like,

"We've [ __ ] done this already." And

if you're here for human trafficking,

why is it the girl who was in my bed,

you didn't ask if she's okay, you

[ __ ] dragged her by her hair out of

the bed and forced her onto the ground

at gunpoint and asked about my Bugatti.

What the [ __ ] that got to do with

anything? We need to take your assets.

But I thought we're here for human

trafficking and the girl you find in the

house you beat the [ __ ] out of and start

asking me about my cars.

They start to go through the entire

house. This time they take the car keys.

All our banks accounts and all our

crypto exchanges have already been

deleted. Everything been deleted back in

the UK terror list

assets. So they take all the cars. This

is famous. Find the clips. All the cars

on trucks. All the watches they took,

which was about 600 grand, I had bought

again because I had so much money and

they took them again.

I remember when they were searching the

house, I had a big safe. You know, Jack,

I am part black, so sometimes we do

silly things like show off and I had a

safe with bulletproof glass at the front

so you could see all my nice things. You

could see all the watches, see the piles

of cash, see the gold. You could see it

all. And the police are like, "Open the

safe." said, "I don't have to open the

safe." They said, "You don't have to,

but you're going to jail and we are

going to get in. So, if it takes us a

year to get in, we'll just tell the

judge not to let you out of jail cuz we

haven't been in your safe yet."

I was like, "You [ __ ] cunt." I asked

my lawyer. I look at my lawyer. My

lawyer's like, "So what they're going to

do?"

Decide to open the safe, bro. What can

you do? Open the safe. Take out the

[ __ ] guns. They rob me. Take all my

[ __ ] take all my stuff. Just taking

everything.

They took the house itself, the deeds

for the house. They took that. And

during this seizure, I believe it was

reported in the media, they took around

15 million American dollars of cars,

houses, land, companies I had in

Romania, all these things. They seized

everything.

And after this house search of looking

for drugs, looking for steroids, all

again, and the whole time I'm saying to

the guys, "What the [ __ ] is going on?

We've already done this, guys. She's a

liar. We know she's a liar. We've

already done this. We've been through

the whole house. What's going on? They

said the same thing as last time. You

have to go to the deco office and talk

to the prosecutor.

I'm like, is it the same guy? They're

like, you'll see. And at this point, you

know, in my optimism, I must be stupid.

I'm sitting there going, "This must be a

mistake. This is just Romania. You know

that prosecutor is probably retired and

this desk this file ended up on someone

else's desk and they're just doing it

all wrong. I'm going to go there and

explain that she's a liar and that we

were all laughing. We should have bought

her handbags and haha. And last time I

went to the deco office, I went home

straight away. So surely this is just

the same [ __ ] So I walk out my

house, they throw me in the police car

in front of the media.

I remember when they said it's time to

go, we search the house. I said, "Can

you bring the police car inside the gate

and I'll get in there?" They're like,

"No." I was like, "See why you want to

perpwalk me in front of the media?" And

the guy goes, "Yes."

Like, "Okay, cool. Purple me. I don't

give a [ __ ] I'm a gangster." So, you

can see the clip videos. You see me walk

out with my hood up. What media outlets

were there? Was it just Gondul?

>> No, it was Romanian. It was Associated

Press. It was everybody. Global. The

world was there to watch this happen.

Human trafficker. BBC News who said I

was the worst person in the world. All

those NGO accounts who had posted about

me. See, I told you he's been arrested

for human trafficking. The entire

[ __ ] internet blows up.

They drag me. I go to see the Decott

prosecutor. I sit there and this time

it's the same guy with about five other

guys and a couple girls, 10 of them all

standing behind the desk. And I'm

sitting in front of them and I'm like,

"What the [ __ ] is going on?"

And they say, "By Romanian code in the

article, blah blah blah blah blah blah.

You're under arrest for organized

criminal group, head of a mafia gang,

witness intimidation, arms trafficking,

human trafficking, rape, assault, like

21. I'm like, for [ __ ] what? How do

you plead? I'm like, I'm not guilty,

obviously. This is [ __ ] And they're

like, what do you have to say about the

crime of human trafficking? I'm like,

nothing. It's made up. What do you have

to say about the crime of assault? I'm

like, assault who, bro? What are you

talking about? So, I got an argument

with the Decult. My lawyer says to me,

he goes, Andrew, there's no point

arguing with them. We have to talk to

the judge. There's nothing we can do.

Forget about it. Just chill. Just chill.

At the end of it, he goes, "And we

recommend detention."

So I was like, "So I don't get to go

home like last time." They're like, "No,

you're going to jail."

And that's the clip where they take me

out of the deco office and the armed

guards walk me into the police car where

I say, "The Matrix has attacked me."

>> There's a clip of me walking and I say,

"The Matrix has attacked me." and I get

taken to prison in between Christmas and

New Year. I'm very excited to find out

what the [ __ ] I'm in jail for.

Now, in retrospect, what's really

interesting, and I want everyone to

remember this later, after the initial

April accusation by girl A, the case

stayed open, like I called my lawyer and

asked, but there wasn't a single entry

in the case file. It was open on his

desk without a single entry in the case

file. And then warrants for surveillance

started being added to the case file to

spy on us. The exact same day I was

deleted.

The same day that my phone was wiped.

The same day the BBC said I was the

worst person in the world. The same day

that they said I had to be disappearing

from social media. The same day they

attacked me before my final message. The

exact same day the Romanian prosecutor

started requesting warrants from judges.

So he got the call the same day.

So I'm in jail and I'm handed the reason

I'm in jail and it's about this thick in

Romanian which I don't [ __ ] speak.

And I said yo yo yo to the prison guard

by Romanian law. You have to tell me in

my language I don't speak Romanian. And

the prison guard goes it's Christmas. We

don't have translator. And walked off.

So I don't know why I'm in jail. Do you

have your phone? No, I have no phone.

I'm taken to jail. I'm given this pile

of papers and I'm thrown in a cell.

Romanian jail is exactly how you expect

it to be. It's

If you want to see what the inside of a

Romanian jail is like, you can just look

up the Russian jails. It's still Soviet.

It's very similar. There's no yard time.

There's no library. There's no

interaction with other prisoners really.

Imagine you go to a bathroom and the

door closes and you don't leave. It's

about the size of a bathroom. There's

cockroaches all over. It's old. It's

dirty. There the infestation of bugs is

[ __ ] vile. Not that I'm squeamish.

I'm not a girl, but it's just

disgusting. And you're in a bathroom.

There's a tiny window about the size of

a plate and there's an artificial light

that doesn't turn off. That's Romanian

jail.

So, I'm thrown in this cell and I'm

saying to my lawyer,

"What the [ __ ] going on, Alan?" And

he's like, "I have to read the file. I

have to My lawyer is like, "Let me read

it. Let me read it. It's this big. And

he's flicking through it. Flicking

through it and going, "This is this is

all garbage. What is this? It's garbage.

They're saying that two girls, your

girlfriends, you you human trafficked

them on TikTok. You made them through

Tik Tok for money. But I can't find any

transfers of money. It doesn't make any

sense."

I'm like, "Okay, so how the [ __ ] do I

get out of here?" Ask the girls. And the

girls, please play the videos. Betty and

Yasmina do videos in my defense.

>> I've never seen any of them being

aggressive or rude.

>> I forced I'm an insider.

>> No. No.

>> The two girls are like, "What the [ __ ]

We just have Tik Tok like every other

girl on the planet. He didn't make us do

Tik Tok for money. What are you talking

about? They made this up and they were

on my side." This is the thing that's so

annoying about my story. Everyone goes,

"Oh yeah, but the girls accused him." No

one's ever accused me of anything

besides the girl I said hi to twice in

my life. Girl A, the girls that they

threw me in jail for human trafficking

on TikTok were on my side defending me.

And the next three months is the story

everyone watched of me in jail, the

entire media blowing up, insulting me.

They took all my money, they thought.

They took my ability to speak back, they

thought. But of course, I'm smarter than

the average bear and I have money hidden

and I also have 28,000 fan accounts. So,

there's this now this media war of the

mainstream media saying I'm a human

trafficker and all my fan pages and my

Twitter constantly releasing information

that I'm not a human trafficker and the

videos of all the girls defending me.

The victims in the case, those girls are

now making videos defending me.

And this was very frustrating for the

authorities in Romania cuz normally when

you take someone's social media and you

take his bank accounts, you throw him in

jail, you win the the media war. What

can he say, right? But not with me. All

of a sudden the videos of the victims

are on the internet saying this is a

[ __ ] setup. This is corruption.

And I've already told the story at

length on other podcasts, Patrick Bet

David and such, and I encourage people

to watch it of my experience in jail.

And I could talk for the next two days

about all the micro stories that

happened while I was in jail,

but for continuity, I won't do that.

Before we move on, I do want to ask,

were you uh

Greta? Was there anything with Greta

Thenberg in the pizza box, or is that

just made up?

>> I think it was all just made up. Okay.

>> They knew where I lived. They knew where

I lived. I think it was just bad timing.

I think that was literally the night

before I was arrested.

>> It may have been. I don't know if you

want to answer uh the suicide letters.

We're going to get into that. Okay.

>> So, I'm in jail and I told endless

stories of jail and the basic premise is

that Tristan in his beautiful,

truly remarkable forever optimism,

thinks it's funny. It's a Matrix attack.

It's hilarious. And I've told the

stories how he didn't care about Joe.

Didn't give a [ __ ] And I'm trying to

get out.

every 30 days. You know, when I first

went there,

I I I look at this hell hole and I had

two lawyers. I had Allan, who's a guy

I've known for a very long time, who

most people see, and I had an older

lawyer name was Glea, and he had been

part of the system for a really long

time. And I said to Allan, "I got to get

the [ __ ] out of here." And he said,

"Well, don't worry. Dec put you in jail

for a day, but after a day, they had to

convince a judge to let you go." So, I

do one day in jail, and then we go in

front of the judge. And Allan stands up

and goes inside this entire file, which

I've been up all night reading. They're

accusing Andrew Tate, a man with money,

of human trafficking two girls on Tik

Tok. They can't prove any money was made

on Tik Tok. They can't prove any

transfers went to Andrew from Tik Tok.

And the two girls says he didn't do it.

So, can Andrew go home now? He presents

it all to the judge. And the judge is

like, "Yeah, yeah, this doesn't really

make sense." And she's kind of confused.

She's asking lots of questions back in

the rain. Like, what? What do you mean

Tik Tok? Everyone has Tik Tok. He's

like, "Yeah, exactly. This is stupid."

So, at the end of all this, she goes, "I

have to go make my decision." And at the

end of it, I said to Allan, "What

happens if we go to jail?" He goes,

"There's no way you're going to jail." I

was like, "Why not?" He goes, "I've been

doing this 10 years. I've never seen a

case this stupid. There's no way you're

going to jail." I like, "You sure? But

what happens if we do?" He goes, "You're

not going to jail." And you know what

was weird? When he started saying that,

I just knew I was going to jail. You

know, when someone's like so sure, I'm

like, I just sit there and I was just

like,

"We're going to go, aren't we? we're

going to go. And the judge, who looked

really understanding and was, you know,

listening to us about TikTok, etc. She

goes out the back for an hour or so,

gets the phone call, which we'll talk

about later, comes back out and says,

"Jail, detention, 30 days, and walks

straight off, guys jump on me,

handcuffs, straight me, take me to jail,

throw me back in the [ __ ] cell."

And I can't believe it. And I'm saying

to Allan, "What the [ __ ] is going on

now?" He's like, "I don't know. I don't

know. I've never seen corruption like

this. your case doesn't make any sense.

I don't know where this is coming from.

I have to find out where this is coming

from. This is corruption. Like, I know

this is corruption. What the [ __ ] is

happening?

So, my first week in jail, and I've

already told a lot of stories, but I

just want to tell some important points

for the story. My first week in jail, I

come to the conclusion that the Romanian

system is a [ __ ] setup, and that

these clowns, these prosecutors, and

[ __ ] idiots who know I'm innocent,

who know I'm innocent, have set me up to

shake me down and steal my money. So, I

need to get out without using Romanian

means. So, what do I do? Well, I do

three things. The first thing I do is I

call the British embassy. I'm British.

Second thing I do is I call the American

embassy. I'm American. And the third

thing I do is I request for my

international legal teams to fly in to

see me. And things happen in that order.

The British embassy sends somebody to

come and see me in Romanian jail. And I

get taken from my cell and get taken to

the room. And the lady from the British

embassy is there. And she's like,

"Hello." I'm like, "Hi." So yeah, I've

been set up in Romania. She goes, "Yeah,

um, a lot of people get arrested around

the world. So, uh, I just want you to

know that consular support is pretty

limited and I have a leaflet for you.

It's gov.uk leaflet about what happens

when you're arrested abroad and any

information you need is there." I was

like, "Okay, yeah, but this is a corrupt

setup. So, who do I speak to?" She's

like, "That's I just have to give you

the leaflet. Nice to meet you." I walked

off. That was the British counselor

support.

Took me back to my cell with this

[ __ ] leaflet. Gov.uk. the UK if

you're arrested abroad. What to do? Like

this [ __ ] garbage. So it's like,

"Fuck the English. They're useless

anyway. No one gives a [ __ ] what England

says. Let me wait for the Americans. I'm

an American citizen." And I'm there and

I'm talking to the prison guards. And

the prison guards know I'm innocent.

They're like, "What are you doing here?"

Cuz everyone knows me in Roman. I'm

famous. I'm like, "Bro, you [ __ ] tell

me." And they're like, "Ah, you you've

upset someone." I'm like, "Who?" They're

like, "I don't know, but there's no

reason for you to be here. This is

[ __ ] It's Romania. It's [ __ ]

You upset someone." I'm like, who did I

upset? Is it the guy whose land I didn't

buy? Like, what's going on? Go into my

head. Anyway, they said, "An American

has never been arrested in Romania

before." I was like, "Really?" He goes,

"Yes, actually, we had an American guy

here before. He stabbed two people and

he went home in 3 days back to America."

I was like, "Really?" He goes, "Yeah,

Romania's not going to arrest

Americans." I was like, "So, I'm going

to go home?" They're like, "For sure?"

Like, well, he stabbed two people and he

got out. I supposedly [ __ ] stole Tik

Tok money, so I'm sure I'm gonna get

out. So, I'm really excited for the

American Embassy to turn up. American

embassy turns up. I walk in there, I'm

like, "Guys, thank [ __ ] real humans. No

more Romanians. This you're an I'm an

American. You're a [ __ ] American.

This is [ __ ] US Constitution. This

is [ __ ] garbage." And they're like,

"Yeah, the American government considers

Romania to be a real legal system and

that we respect the sanctity of the

legal system and we believe that you

have to go through the legal system."

I'm like, "What the [ __ ] does that mean?

This is a setup in a corrupt dump. We

all know it's corrupt. On the corruption

index, we're at the same level as

Zambia. That's not a lie. Look it up.

Romania is considered a hybrid state.

There's four states of a democracy. You

have democracy at the top. You have

flawed democracy. Then you have hybrid

state. Then you have authoritarianism.

Hybrid state is the same as Zambia. The

Romanian system is considered at Zambian

level. And the American government is

now telling me that we respect the

Romanian judicial system and believe

that you have to go through the process.

I'm like, what the [ __ ] does that mean?

How long am I going to be here? He goes,

"Andrew, I like you and you know, I'm

just here to do my job and I've been

around, but I think you need to prepare

for quite a long stay." I'm like, "What

the [ __ ] you talking about? What do you

mean a long stay? I haven't [ __ ] done

anything." Goes yet, there's nothing

really the American government's

prepared to do for you. I'm like, "What

do you mean prepare? What can you do?"

He goes, "Well, what we can do and what

we're prepared to do, they're different

things, and we're not prepared to do

much for you right now. So, here's a

leaflet."

So I take the American leaflet about

being arrested abroad and the American

government leaves me and I go back to

jail

and then I spend my first month in jail

and at the end of the first month we go

to a judge and we ask to leave and she

says no you go back to jail on repeat. I

keep going back to jail. No matter what

we would say to these judges keep going

back to jail. Now the third part of this

story is the third thing I said I was

going to do is in is invite my

international legal team. I have Kings

Council lawyers from London. The best of

the [ __ ] best. Old school. Real G's.

I like maybe the Brit, you know what?

The embassy sold me out. Maybe the

British lawyers.

My British lawyers are due to come see

me. 700 p.m. on a Tuesday. Sitting in

jail. Sitting in jail. I really, for

everyone watching this at home, if you

want to experience this, put your phone

away, give your phone to someone else,

and go sit in the bathroom for an hour.

I did four months. Try an hour. Just sit

there. Sitting there staring at the

[ __ ] clock like a [ __ ] sip. 7 p.m.

comes, they don't turn up. My lawyers

don't turn up. What the [ __ ] My lawyers

don't turn up. I get on the phone. I got

the phone. What the [ __ ] going on,

Finch? I hear. When my British lawyers

landed in Bookucharest, someone from the

British embassy was waiting for them and

said, "These boys are done. Don't waste

your time. You're not going to go see

these boys. This is a national security

issue.

Go."

Why the [ __ ] is the British government

sending people from the British embassy

in Romania to wait for my British

lawyers and telling them that I'm a

national security threat and I can't see

my [ __ ] lawyer? What the [ __ ] is

that? They told my lawyers to [ __ ] off

out of Romania and that we're a national

security issue and that we're toast.

We're wrapped up. We're done. Don't

waste a [ __ ] time.

That's why my lawyers didn't come see me

cuz the British government blocked it.

After 4 months, when I'd really lost all

hope,

we went in front of a judge.

And the judge asked some questions to

our lawyer. And our lawyer explained how

it's [ __ ] as usual.

And this judge is one of the best in

Romania because her a member of her

family, I believe, I don't know exactly

and I don't want to talk about anyone

else's personal business. There was

actually three judges on the panel. One

of these judges, I can't remember who,

had a member of their family who had did

eight years for a political case. He was

innocent and did a political case. I

think it was her cousin or something.

So, she became a judge to restore

integrity to the Romanian system.

And they've tried to promote her to the

European court many times and she won't

go cuz it's a promotion to get rid of

her. Anyway, she asked some questions,

whatever. This is at 10:00 a.m. and we

went back to jail. And normally when

you're in jail, you go to court, you go

back to jail, and you wait for the

decision over the phone. They don't tell

you in court. And within 40 minutes,

your lawyer calls you in your jail and

says, "You're staying in jail." 10:00

a.m., 11:00 a.m., no answer. Midday, no

answer. 1:00 p.m., no answer. 2:00 p.m.,

no answer. 3 p.m. answer. I start

calling my lawyer. What are they saying?

Don't know. They're not telling us.

That's weird. He goes, "Yeah, maybe she

has other work."

8:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 1000 p.m. 10:30 p.m.

They announce on the news I'm going

home.

I call my lawyer. Is it [ __ ] true? Is

it true? The whole jail started

screaming. Fraty means brother. Fratty

Tate. Fratty Tate. The whole jail

screaming for me and Tristan. Fratty

Tate. You go home. Fatty Tate. You're

the best. You're the best. We just like

[ __ ] it. I couldn't [ __ ] believe it.

We had a little party in our cell. We

drank our last water. We used our last

mouthwash. We had a little [ __ ] party

of all the things we had rationed for

the month. I couldn't [ __ ] believe

it. I'm sitting there. I'm like, I I

it's it's over like [ __ ] four months.

this [ __ ] liar, these [ __ ]

prosecutors who know I'm innocent, all

my stolen stuff, it's [ __ ] it's [ __ ]

finally [ __ ] over. I'm in my cell and

I'm just like I can't even say it was

the happiest day of my life. It It was

kind of like imagine you get hit by a

car. You know in those movies when

people get hit by a car and then they

pop up and they're a ghost,

>> you know? That's what it felt like. Like

poof like like what the [ __ ] So I get

to leave this [ __ ] room. I've been in

this [ __ ] room for four months. I get

to leave this room and go home. Is my

house still there? Like it's like what

the [ __ ]

And and they said we're going to leave.

And my lawyer now believes that she made

the announcement late at night on

purpose to avoid the government from

stopping it or blocking it. Everyone had

gone home from their civil service

offices. The president had gone home. So

she delayed it to actually let us out.

Cuz if she would announced at 10:00 a.m.

the president would have gone the phone

to the Brits and they would have [ __ ]

stopped it somehow.

It's thank [ __ ] God. I haven't done

anything. So, God bless that that judge,

whoever it was. One of the

>> So, they cycle the judges every month

and you happen to get that one that

month.

>> It's a lottery, right? It's a judge

lottery. And often you have three or

four judges on a panel. It was three

judges this time. I don't know which one

it was.

And this is the video that everyone saw

of me walking out the jail with a long

beard. And I walk out and I look up to

the sky.

You know, when I was in jail,

after the US government sold me out and

left me there, and I told the guards, I

just saw the American embassy. They

didn't give a [ __ ] They're like, "That

can't be true." I was like, "They didn't

give a shit." He goes, "We've arrested

and had about 20 or 30 Americans in jail

overnight. No one stays here. The guy

who stabbed people did 3 days at most to

go home. We've never seen this." I was

like, "So, why does it happen to And

they they looked sad. They looked

somber. They were like,

"I don't know who you've upset, but this

is bad bad." I'm like, "Why is it bad?"

He goes, "This is Romania, bro. People

have been in jail for five or six, six,

seven, eight years, no trial."

I'm like, "Are you [ __ ] serious?" He

goes, "Yeah, by Romanian law, they can

hold you for up to 50% of the total

maximum sentence of a crime that you're

suspected of." And because I had 21

crimes and they all had such long

sentences, they could have held me for

50 years without trial. and without

trial.

>> Without trial, cuz I had a 100-year

maximum sentence if I'm convicted.

And I was like,

all the guards had convinced me that my

life was over. I had come to the point,

Jack, where

I'd look around the little room and just

imagine growing old in the room. Like,

what? And and I'd before my school, I

had 20 or $30 million, but now I had

hundreds of millions. And before my

school, I wasn't really that famous. And

now I got famous. So please imagine I

went from nice comfortable life, fringe

internet celebrity to globally famous

and properly rich for like 5 months at

most. And now I'm in this room forever.

That's the end of the story. I just

[ __ ] got started. I just enjoyed my

life for the first time.

And I used to literally look around that

room, imagine growing old in that room,

just thinking, "What the [ __ ] can I do?"

And I I'd ask the guards so many

questions and they're like, "Bro, I wish

I could help you, but you've already

asked me this. They can hold you for 50%

of the maximum sentence. Your paperwork

says a maximum 111 years. They can keep

you here for 50 years. I don't know why

the American government has helped you.

You have to call the embassy again. They

No American stays in Romanian jail. No

American. Every American gets out. You

have to call them again. And I'm calling

the embassy three times a day and

they're just ignoring my calls now at

this point. They're like, "Fuck you."

They just wouldn't answer me.

I thought I thought it was done. So when

I got out when I look up to the sky,

like you can see on that video, I didn't

think I'd ever see the sky again. I

don't have the hard time. I don't have

exercise time. I was in a bathroom. I

didn't see the sky for 4 months.

And I looked up at the sky and I just

thank God. I really thought I'd never

see the sky again.

And then I drove home. And when I got

home, my emotion changed

because when I got back home, I

remembered

that none of this should have [ __ ]

happened to me. And that's when I got

mad when I got home. I got really angry.

And that's when I made that video, the

famous video of me walking up and down

smoking the cigar because I had learned

this habit in jail of pacing. And it

took me 7 months to break. For the next

seven months, I was pacing all the time.

My girlfriends would be like, "Andrew,

sit down." But I just paced like a

[ __ ] cage dog back for for four

months. I just paced up and down. So,

I'm in my living room. I'm just pacing

up and down. I'm starting to all go

through my head. Wait a [ __ ] second.

I haven't I'm I'm glad to be out. Yes, I

get to see the sky. Whoa, whoa, whoa. I

should have never [ __ ] been there. I

started a school teaching [ __ ] ecom.

I haven't done anything. This [ __ ]

[ __ ] LIED. WHERE'S MY [ __ ] STUFF?

I haven't been to the UK. I'm not a

terrorist. I haven't [ __ ] blown

anything up. Those prosecutors know

they're [ __ ] lying. WHY IS MY school

[ __ ] Because when I was in jail, not

only did they hit me, they hit the

[ __ ] school because all of my

problems, Jack, all of this is about the

[ __ ] school.

I had my domain name deleted. Yeah, they

deleted my Stripe. Yes, they banned us

on Discord. Fine. I'm an entrepreneurial

man. I got the best people on the

planet. I go to the war room. We build

our own payment processor. We buy our

own bank in Lithuania. We build our own

software. [ __ ] Discord custom school. We

build everything ourselves. We launch it

all on our domain. Husters

University.ai. The British government

writes to the Antigans who own theai

domain name and say it's a website for

terrorism. They delete our [ __ ]

domain. Name someone else on the planet

who has their domain wiped. You type the

domain in. Seized. Terror. The [ __ ] Had

to get a new domain name. Relaunched the

whole [ __ ] school. I just got out of

jail. I got PTSD. I'm still [ __ ]

laying in bed looking for cockroaches

all the [ __ ] time. And my whole

[ __ ] school's [ __ ] but they take

all my [ __ ] money. Yeah, I have money

hidden, but I need to [ __ ] fight

legal be legal bills, legal fees. Kids

need to eat. So, I need to get to

school. I want money. What else am I

going to do and walk to my [ __ ]

house? And also I'm like, "Fuck these

people because the school is how I

defend myself because that's the 28,000

Clippers. Let's get the [ __ ] school

back online." So I go to house arrest. I

get [ __ ] mad and I'm like, "Okay, a

few things have to happen." Firstly, I'm

not a vengeful man, but I do believe in

justice. So, you know what the first

thing I'm going to do is? I'm going to

sue

girl A.

We're [snorts] going to come back to

that later. Hopefully, that'll be

televised because it's coming shortly.

Unless they [ __ ] kill me first, which

is why I'm getting the messages I'm

getting now, which is why we're doing

this video because girl A is being sued.

So, we have the lawsuit

against girl A in Florida, where she's

from. No Romanian courts

and American courts. Not perfect, but

it's the best chance we got. We got the

lawsuit against girl A in Florida. First

thing I do is I [ __ ] sue her. She

lied. She knows she lied. The Romanian

state is corrupt. They stole my [ __ ]

stuff. They destroyed my [ __ ]

business. They destroyed my mental

health. They put me in a [ __ ] cell.

They've ruined my reputation. They kept

me from my [ __ ] kids. Sue her. Why

not?

It's first thing we do. Second thing we

do is start trying to get the school

back online. And you know what? In my

ignorance, even still at this point, I

believe it's almost the end of the

story. I'm walking up and down pacing

and they're like, "You're on house

arrest." I'm like, ah,

they're just trying to get the public

ready for my release. Soften it little

by little. Not just to let me 100% free.

They're afraid I'm going to fly away out

of Romania or something. Couple months

of house arrest, right? No big deal. One

month,

two months,

3 months.

So, I'm locked in my house month on

month on month on month. And this is

when my brother and I are doing the

emergency meeting podcast. first

emergency meeting we did after jail had

half a million live viewers. Half a

million live.

And after I did that podcast, my first

emergency meeting, they got half a

million live viewers and we talked about

what they did to us in jail. We said the

remaining state are full of [ __ ] and

they're corrupt and it's a [ __ ] lie.

My lawyer rushed to my house in the

middle of the night. Comes in my house.

He goes, "Andrew." Like, "What the [ __ ]

are you doing here?" He goes, "Andrew,

Andrew, listen to me. You have to listen

to me." I'm like, well, he goes, nobody

in history has ever spoken against the

Romanian state and survived. You cannot

call judges corrupt. You cannot call the

system corrupt. You have to say, "I

respect the system. I look forward to a

good decision in the end. I'll

participate with the system." We have to

let everyone forget about this. And when

everyone forgets, they're going to drop

their corrupt case. It's going to go

away. If you embarrass the Romanian

state, they're going to [ __ ] bury

you. The last guy who tried this in 1997

got 35 years in Rhova, the worst jail in

Europe. You're never going to survive

it. And I said to Allan, I was like,

"But I look [ __ ] guilty. They [ __ ]

slandered me everywhere. I look [ __ ]

guilty. If I shut up, I look guilty. I

can't just be quiet." He goes, "You're

going to make my job impossible, Andrew,

if you talk. You have to stop doing

these emergency meetings. You have to be

quiet."

Me, him, and Tristan sat there and I

said, "Allan, if I shut up and they lock

me up, I'm going to torture myself back

in that room thinking I had a chance to

tell the truth about how corrupt this

is. But if I tell the truth how corrupt

it is and they lock me up, I'll know I

went down swinging." Look, I just lost a

fight. I don't I'm not saying I always

win, but I don't quit. And I said,

Allan, your job's going to be hard cuz

[ __ ] them. They [ __ ] ruined my I

can't sleep. That's fine. And I was

tweeting in the videos of all the tweets

I was making. I had [ __ ] nightmares.

I couldn't lay in a bed without looking

for [ __ ] cockroaches. I couldn't have

a blanket on me. I was [ __ ] If if if

therapy was a real thing, I would have

needed it. I was a [ __ ] mess. And I

was like, "No, it's [ __ ] war. It's

[ __ ] war. We're doing it." So, we

started doing our emergency podcasts,

emergency meeting. Romania's corrupt.

This is a setup. Here's the victim

saying that we haven't done anything

wrong. The [ __ ] prosecutor's a piece

of [ __ ] He's a scumbag. [ __ ] this dump.

[ __ ] the cops. [ __ ] you. And just tell

them the truth. Unfazed.

Last bullet. They looked at us and

thought they have too much power, too

much influence. Let's hit them with the

most powerful weapon we have. Let's

cancel them. Let's close all their

accounts. Let's make them banish. Let's

Let's destroy their influence. That's

the biggest bullet they have. Imagine

shooting a man with your LAST BULLET AND

HE STANDS THERE

UNFAZED. [ __ ] you. going down swinging.

>> I want to point out too that I'm sure

you thought about while you were in

jail, maybe we should stop this whole

affiliate campaign. Maybe the whole

thing is they want me to go away, stop

posting on social media, but you kept it

running.

>> I thought that before jail. When I did

my final message, I decided to give up.

Enough is enough.

>> But then Tristan was like, "No, [ __ ]

them." And you know, one thing about

Tristan and I

We ride into battle together. If Tristan

and I are in a nightclub and he says,

"This guy's annoying me. I'm going to

hit him." I say, "Don't hit him." And

then he hits him, then I'm hitting.

That's how it goes. Tristan said, "Let's

war. Let's war." So, I wanted to quit

back when I made my final message. It

was called the final message. That was

the end. I had enough money. That was

the end of it all.

But after they put me through jail and

all these things and because my

reputation was in the [ __ ] gutter

when I got out of jail, I was like, "No,

my best way to fight back is to tell the

truth on emergency meeting podcasts and

use my affiliate army to spread the

truth. I'm not lying to anybody. Tell

everyone what [ __ ] happened. UK State

was behind all this [ __ ] [ __ ] anyway,

which is interesting because when I'm on

haps arrest, the BBC start calling me.

They call Allan first. Allan goes, "Do

BBC want an interview?" I'm like, "Nah,

not doing it." He goes, "No, they really

want an interview. Maybe you should talk

to her." Like, who is it? Lucy.

Hello. Hi, my name's Lucy Williams.

Like, hi, Lucy. Nice to meet you. Hi.

So, um, we want to do an interview. I'm

like, I don't think interviews are the

right thing for me to do this time. Oh,

no. Actually, I think you'll be

interested in this one. Said, why? The

Romanian state is really well known to

be corrupt, and there's a lot of

conversations about the corruption in

the Romanian state, and we've looked up

Cheddau. We've looked up cheddar and it

turns out that the Romanian government

pays hundreds of millions of dollars a

year in fines to the European Union for

how unsafe and unfair their jails are

because you're actually held in worse

conditions than farm animals are held.

They can't hold a pig in the place they

held you by law. A pig that gets

slaughtered and what happens to people

in Romanian jails is disgusting. So we

want to talk about the corruption of the

Romanian state and how bad the jails

are.

I'm like you do? She goes, "Of course

you haven't been convicted, have you?"

I'm like, "No, I haven't." She goes,

"Exactly. and it should be innocent

until proven guilty. I'm like, you're

right, Lucy. It you should be that. She

goes, so I'm hoping we could fly over.

I'm like, come over. Sure. You Yeah,

great. So, Tristan, the BBC are going to

run a point about how the corrupt these

[ __ ] [ __ ] Romanians are, how

we're were held worse than farm animals,

and now it's all a [ __ ] setup.

Tristan's like, that's good. I'm like,

it is [ __ ] good. Finally, we can fix

the [ __ ] narrative. Hi, Lucy. Nice to

meet you. Oh, nice to meet you. Hi. Hi.

Everyone sit down.

So, are you a [laughter]

>> No.

>> Let's start with the allegations. Have

you anybody?

>> Absolutely not.

>> Have you trafficked anybody?

>> Absolutely not.

>> Exploited any women?

>> Absolutely not.

>> This girl said you're in like ah they

set me up. They set me up. They told me

it was going to be an interview about

something completely else. and they know

I have mental issues and they know I'm

not sleeping and they know I'm locked in

my [ __ ] house and they [ __ ] hijink

me and they've set me up to just make me

[ __ ] up on camera and make me look

guilty.

But you know, in my genius, I filmed the

whole thing myself just in case. Just in

case. And that's when I said to her, I

said, "Lucy, put this clip in. Lucy,

don't come here like you have authority

over me. Don't ask the questions to the

Gustapo. You don't have a badge. You're

in my home.

And we're two people here.

>> Please him and wanting him to be happy

that I was just kind of yeah okay do

whatever you want.

>> And what has shown you has she accused

me of a crime? This imaginary Sophie

>> she's making the point that there is

>> has she accused me of a crime?

>> Emotional or psychological manipulation?

>> I asked you a question and I've allowed

you into my house.

>> I'm asking you a question.

>> Correct. But you're not the boss here

cuz I've allowed you into my house.

>> I'm asking you the question

>> correctly and I'm telling you.

>> You get to decide the answer.

>> No, we're equal here. I've allowed you

into my house. You don't come here with

a position of authority. I'm doing you

the favor as leg legacy media and giving

you relevance by speaking to you. You're

a person. I'm a person. You're not

better than me. You're not above me. You

can't talk to me from a position of

authority. If you ask me questions, I'll

ask you whatever I want in my house. And

I watched her piss her little pants. So,

I made a fool of Lucy.

Now, I was only at a fraction of my

powers. I have to be honest. They

[ __ ] got me, bro. My head was all

over the place. I was at a fraction of

my powers because even when I'm on house

arrest, my lawyers are constantly

calling me saying they can recall you to

jail anytime. Stop doing the emergency

meetings. They can recall you to jail.

Stop having your girlfriend over. Stop

seeing your kid if they if they know

you're seeing your kid that just all

this trying to ruin my I'm like [ __ ]

just put me back in jail then. But being

told you might go back is like worse

than going back. Like you're just

sitting there every time a car drives

down the road just like the cops. Like

you're [ __ ] right? And this [ __ ]

Lucy turns up with this high [ __ ] this

[ __ ] trick. But it doesn't work. And

I released my a whole uncut video. She

looks like a fool. Even at a fraction of

my powers, I destroyed her. Which really

pissed off the British government.

[clears throat] They got really mad

because after the Lucy BBC interaction,

while I'm locked in my house, I start

getting letters trying to convince me to

kill.

It started off as DMs on Twitter from

fake accounts and then it would grow

into emails and then I started getting

handwritten letters

written by psychologists and I don't

know they were psychologists but I

assume they had to have been because

I've never read something so

enthralling.

I was never going to kill myself but it

was enthralling to read. It was

interesting to read and it was trying to

convince me that my life was effectively

over and that if I martyr myself, I get

to go out as a hero because of what the

state has done to me as opposed to being

ground down by the state in a war I

can't win to the point where I wish I

did it. And that by the time I

eventually kill myself, no one's going

to care.

So do it while people care.

And they mentioned my kids who no one

knows the names of. They mentioned the

names of the mothers of my kids.

And these fake accounts on Twitter

who pose to be haters who know

everything about the case, everything

about my children, everything about the

mothers of my children.

They are fully fed the case file. They

have the case file. They have all this

information that were coming from these

letters trying to convince me to get a

letter every day saying, "Andrew, you're

going to effectively. You're going to do

it in the end anyway. Don't do it when

no one cares. Go out like a hero. You've

always been a hero. You can you can stay

a hero for eternity. Just kid.

And then my girlfriends start getting

messages. My girlfriends and the mothers

of my kids get messages. Leave Andrew.

He's He's only going to drag your life

down. You can use the government to get

money from him. Go and acc uh report him

for abuse. Accuse him of abuse. Sue him

for money. You can get money from him.

Why are you with this scumbag? Why are

you staying beside him? His life is

over. He's never going to be able to

give you a good life. The only chance of

a good life is to take his money and go

find another man. My main chicks are

getting these messages. The mothers of

my kids are getting these messages

convincing them. And I know my women

love me, but women are susceptible to

pressure and scoffs. They they cry and

they come to me crying. Do do you think

you will get get out of this? Like I'm

like, don't [ __ ] start breaking now.

That's what they want. They want you to

give up hope so that you leave cuz they

realize they couldn't get to me. So they

start going for all the women around me.

Tik Tok accounts of my girlfriend and

making fun of her. She's a [ __ ] She's

a [ __ ] One day she'll leave Andrew

everywhere. And no matter how many times

they get deleted, new ones pop up. New

ones pop up. That was all funded by an

NGO. And we're going to come back to

this NGO. There's an NGO linked to girl

A, which we're going to come back to

later. Ninja. What was the word in the

letter that you interested repeated?

>> It was different on different podcasts,

but I'm going to find one and find you

an exact example of it so you can place

it here because every time they'd send

me a suicide letter, next time I did an

emergency meeting, I would specifically

say a word from the letter, an unusual

word, so they knew I read it and they

knew I was talking to them, saying no.

I'd say it directly before or after I

told them how I was unfucking phased.

Cuz I tell you something. When your

progyny, when your grandchildren come up

to you and say, "Why are we brokies,

Dad?" If you're looking for a group of

men who are on the journey to become the

kind of men we talk about, and also men

who are already at the pinnacle, the

highest echelons of masculine

accountability and capability, that's

what the war room is. All of these

systems which are designed to create

good citizens of a respectable society

and preserve sanctimonium amongst the

populace were actually corrupted and

gay.

But I'm not going to lie, they got to

the women around me. Women around me

were more suicidal than I was

>> cuz they're just under so much pressure.

Even like imagine you got my daughter.

You're the mother of my kid and you're

living a normal life. You don't have

social media. You're a good woman. You

don't go clubs. You don't go parties.

You don't have social media. You don't

show off. You're a nice normal woman.

And you're getting letters

with pictures of with the name of your

child and saying your child's life's

over and all all this [ __ ] Like, what

the [ __ ] This is the This is the

British government, by the way. The good

guys. This is the good guys doing this

trying to convince women to kill. Not

they didn't tell the women to killelves.

Try to convince the women to leave me

and take my money cuz I'm going to kill.

This is the good guys. The good UK

state. The people who didn't give a [ __ ]

about the grooming gangs. These [ __ ]

scumbags. Because it was all from the

government. We're going to get there in

the end.

That all started after I destroyed the

BBC because I beat them in their

narrative war. And the entire world is

just a battle for influence. That's all

it is. And I had more influence than the

BBC. You can't be one man with 28,000

fan pages with more influence than the

BBC causing young men to stick up for

themselves in a state which is trying to

extract resource from the young men and

ruin their lives. The average man's life

in in England sucks. It's [ __ ] They pay

taxes. They're losing their country.

They can't [ __ ] do anything, go

anywhere. They just build the roads and

then they're told they have to go die in

addition Ukraine. It's over.

Me telling them to stand up for

themselves was considered an act of

resistance against the enslavement. So

the UK government's like, "Oh, just

convince them to kill." And I in my

darkest hours,

you know, I'd lay in bed. I'd [ __ ] my

girlfriend and then she'd fall asleep

and I'd just lay there and I'd be

tossing and turning and I'd be [ __ ]

staring at the wall and a night sweat

just be a [ __ ] mess. I'd get up and

start pacing around my bedroom like a

[ __ ] psycho just pacing up and down

my bedroom and I'd end up picking up one

of the notes and reading the letter just

pacing up and down

and it's my stubbornness who was like

whoever wrote this is going to have to

explain to their boss why I didn't do

it.

So, like they never got close to

convincing me because I'm so stubborn,

Jack. No matter how suicidal I would

have ever felt, I knew my life annoyed

them. And that's when I'd read it and

then I'd be up all night, 48 hours no

sleep, and then I'd go into the garden

and there's a video of me on a Bugatti

scooter with Tristan in the garden doing

circles. Please play the video. It was

after that night. I was like, they're

going to they're checking my social

media to see cuz I got a new letter

today and I haven't posted in 12 hours

and I just had some the Romanian news is

saying they might have to re-imprison me

and all this pressure is on me. All this

heat's on me and the BBC is saying and

they're watch and the BBC saying bad

things and I'm feeling the heat. They're

going to wait and see what the next

thing I post is.

[ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. I'm on a scooter

with Tristan.

[ __ ] you. because I'm stubborn.

Now, we're making this video. I'll be

honest, it was getting to me that I

don't show I don't believe in mercy. I

don't believe my enemies are ever going

to have mercy. So, I don't ask for it.

My dad didn't raise me that way. I

wasn't raised to believe that if you're

weak enough, people will feel sorry for

you. I don't believe that's how the life

works. I don't think if you go in front

of your enemies and go, "I'm a little

[ __ ] please." That they're going to do

anything other than destroy you. They're

going to destroy you anyway. That's when

they double down. Usually, of course,

I'm going to [ __ ] do it. Why did you

read the letters? so many times

because they were so well written.

They were so well written, Jack.

It was a beautiful use of the English

language. It was beautifully written. It

was convincing.

It had all the trigger points. My

masculinity, my ego, how I'll be a hero,

how we all die in the end, how my life's

already over, how it's better for the

people I care about, how it's going to

be good for my image. like it had all

the the psychologists did a great job.

They profiled me. They watched my stuff.

They wrote it all down. The all the

group of [ __ ] psychologists in MI6,

GCHQ, they did a [ __ ] great [ __ ]

job. I It was flawless writing. Do you

have a line?

I have a letter

and I'll make sure you get one. Leave it

to me

cuz they're in a secure location in case

something happens. But I'll I'll make

sure you get a letter and you can read

the whole thing.

So then I'm in my house, the sixth month

of house arrest by now.

And let's imagine, let's analyze the

battlefield before we move on to the

next stage. I've been to jail. They

failed to keep me in prison because of

one honest judge. I'm now on house

arrest. I'm telling the truth. Nobody

believes them anymore. The victims are

on my side. I have more influence than

them. I've destroyed the BBC. They're

trying to starve me out, but they keep

asking me. And the prosecutor keeps

asking me, drags me into DECA office,

which I'd have to go to once every

couple weeks, and say, "You're on house

arrest. By Romanian law, on house

arrest, you have to explain how you're

feeding yourself. Where's your money

from?"

It's like, "Oh, Allan lends it to me.

I'm in debt."

No, I'll put you back in jail. Put it

back in jail then. Do it, [ __ ] [ __ ]

She put me in jail. Give a [ __ ] Allan

lends me money. Allan's like, "Yeah, I

lend him money.

Where's your money? Where's your money?

Where's your money?" Cuz remember, it's

human trafficking. But they beat the

girls in my house up and ask about the

Bugatti. Yeah, human trafficking, right?

[ __ ] stealing.

So, I wouldn't tell them where my money

was. So, they're trying to starve me

out. And if you actually watch, I don't

know if you remember

back then, eventually house arrest ends.

They said, "House arrest is over." And I

put a video up saying my first free day

from house arrest,

but I've decided to stay in tonight.

Didn't even leave the house on my first

day free. Had a nice dinner with my

friends. And the next day, my brother

and I got a brand new Porsche GT4 RS and

a McLaren 765 LT in purple delivered to

our house. Why? Riching [ __ ] They got

[ __ ] mad. So, we had those cars

delivered on our first day. Start

driving around Bookucharest. Allan calls

me. Decal wants to see you. Like,

surprise, surprise. We go to the Decal

office. Where are these cars from?

I rented them.

They're not rented, so they're not mine.

Run the number plates. Some genius, some

[ __ ] genius started a rental company

in Portugal and bought a bunch of assets

under this Portuguese company. And he

was so nice. He'd rent them to me for a

euro a week. What a nice guy. Never met

him. Don't know his name.

So they're like, "Well, we need to talk

to the rental company." I'm like, "Go

Portugal." The [ __ ] I'm just renting

the car. Here's my rental contract. Euro

a week.

They get [ __ ] angry cuz they know we

still have money. And that's all they

want the money. While this is going on,

there's Dedos attacks on the school

every day. School under attack. But I'm

now almost Jack. I first got arrested in

April. Then I had those three months and

then I went to jail in December. It's

now July of the year after. I got out of

jail in March. It's now July, August.

It's been nearly a year since my

deletion

and I'm still as big as ever. And after

the year, I'm like, this must be coming

to an end.

One night I'm in my house and police

turn up, but not armed like the last

time, not full SWAT, just a normal

police car. We have to talk to you. My

security by now has been improved. I

have like 10 dudes with guns.

One of them comes in and goes, "Police

are outside." They say they won't talk

to you. Do you want to go or are we

going to [ __ ] have a shoot out and

make a big issue? I'm like, "Look, I'm a

peaceful man. See what he wants to say."

I go out there and he goes, "Andrew." I

said, "Yeah." He goes, "I want you to

know I'm a fan and I respect you a lot."

So, thank you very much. He goes, "But I

need to take you to the station." I

said, "Why?" He says, "There is an

extradition warrant for your arrest out

of the United Kingdom."

Said, "So, what happens now?" He goes,

"Well, we have to go and talk about the

warrant and we have to see if a judge is

going to extradite you or not."

And I was like, "Okay, so I go to jail."

He goes, "Only for one day." I was like,

"Why one day?" He goes, "Because either

they don't extradite you and you go home

or they do extradite you and you go

England." And you know what? I actually

kind of felt relief. I was like, "Oh, so

I might go England and all this Romania

crap's over cuz all this case and this

[ __ ] it's still ongoing. I, you

know, it's still in court. I still have

these court dates I'm going to which

you've seen. I used to walk in and out

of court and [ __ ] the DNG was there

and all this [ __ ] I'm still doing

all this Romanian crap." I'm like, "Oh,

I get to go England and just [ __ ]

Romania off." I was like, "You know

what? That doesn't even bother me." I'm

like, "Bro, cool. Well, let's go to the

station. So, we go to the station. They

take me there. He lied to me. He goes,

"Yeah, you might go to jail again." I

go, "Whoa, whoa, that's not what you

said." He goes, "Oh, well, the warrant

says that they want to extradite you or

at least jail you until you're

extradited."

I was like, "Okay, so now now it's

serious. What the [ __ ] is this about?"

And they said, "You have a warrant for

assault in 2011."

Said, "Assault who?

It doesn't say. I said, "Where?"

Doesn't say. I said, "What date? When in

2011?" Doesn't say. I said, "What does

it say?" He goes, "Assault 2011." I was

like, "That's it?" He goes, "Yeah,

that's it." So, I was like, "Well, then

how the [ __ ] do I defend myself? It says

assault 2011." What? Assault 2011.

Where, when, who, what circumstance,

male, female? I don't even know what the

[ __ ] he's talking about.

He goes, "That's the warrant." So, you

have to see a judge to decide on

extradition. You have to go to jail and

we're going to put you in front of a

judge tomorrow morning. I go to jail

straight back. You know, it's amazing.

You know, one of the most amazing things

about PTSD, it's how quick you can get

it back and how hard it is to get rid

of. You know, it stinks. When I went

back in that cell, it was just like

if I'm [ __ ] back. I thought I'm back

here. And in my paranoia, I was like,

I'm never going to get out. It's going

to be like last time where they say I'm

going to leave after a day and then I'm

stuck here for months and I'm sitting

and I'm starting to [ __ ] I don't

panic. I don't believe in panic, but I'm

starting to feel it. I'm like, I'm going

to be [ __ ] stuck here. I'm going to

be stuck here again.

And then at 7:00 a.m. in the morning,

the guard comes, come on, court. And I

was like, oh, at least they didn't just

leave me here. So, I was kind of

relieved. And I go in front of the judge

and the judge is like, "Yeah, there's an

extradition warrant for uh assault in

the United Kingdom in 2011 and whatever

you say in court will be provided to the

prosecutor. How do you plead?" I was

like, "Well, obviously I plead not

guilty, but I don't know what the [ __ ]

this is cuz you're not giving me any

details. I don't know what we're talking

about. Can you give me some details?"

And the judge like

I'm Romanian, it's pretty empty. This is

weird. I don't know. No one knows.

Anyway, she goes, "What do you want to

do? do you want to go to England? And I

said, to be honest with you, pardon me,

Mrs. Home, but I would like to fix this

mess in Romania first because my

reputation's been damaged. So, I'd like

to fix this mess. She goes, "Oh, you

want to stay in our system?" I said,

"I'm an innocent man. I'd like to fix

the mess here, then I'll deal with

England." She said, "Okay,

when your cases in Romania conclude,

we'll extra you to England. Until then,

you're going to stay in Romania. And the

warrant here wants you to be in jail

until that day,

but I like your attitude.

I'm going to put you back on house

arrest.

So, after 6 months of house arrest, I

enjoyed those cars I bought for about a

week before now I'm back locked in my

house. But at least I'm not in jail. And

the Brits are trying to extradite me.

Now, the Brits are trying to extradite

me because all of this began, and we're

going to see at the end, from the UK.

The UK foreign office when they deleted

me from everything and wiped my phone,

wrote to the Romanians, and said I was

an unchecked source of influence, which

started the prosecutor entering requests

for warrants on the exact same day to

get me arrested. I get arrested, I go to

jail. They're slandering me on the BBC,

but because of my affiliates, I have a

larger voice than them. I get out of

jail and start doing podcasts and

telling the truth. Their narrative is

falling apart. They send Lucy Williams

with a setup. Lucy Williams gets

wrecked. Now their entire narrative is

collapsed. Everyone's on my side. I'm a

hero. The UK panics and says,

"Extradite. Get him. Get him. Get him."

And set an extradition warrant which has

failed. But I'm back in my house cuz

Romania doesn't work anymore for them

because there's a chance. Romania have

always just been the attack dog. They're

not the handler. Romania is just it's

just where I was and they're corrupt.

>> Do you think they were surprised that

you got out in Romania?

>> 100%. They couldn't believe it. They

couldn't believe it. And to be honest

with you, between you and I, Jack, of

the 280 judges, if I didn't get that one

judge, I wouldn't know about it. I might

still be there now.

The only judge in the system who

everyone knows is fair.

I could still be in that room.

Wonder what I'd look like now. Wild,

huh? [laughter]

So, that's where we are. So, the UK

tries to extradite me. They need to get

me off the internet. They need to stop

the emergency meeting podcasts and they

need to stop the school because by now,

please place inside of the video, the UK

government are running stories about how

Andrew Tate is banned from schools.

Andrew Tate is misogynistic and young

men don't listen to the female teachers

in schools anymore. We're launching a

program to stop Andrew Tate's influence

in schools. The British government's

panicking and they're spending billions

trying to deprogram men from my

programming of go to the gym.

Scary. While they let grooming gangs,

while they let criminals steal, while

they let murderers stab, while they let

immigrants arrive, they're spending

billions trying to stop me from telling

young men to go to the gym.

Members of Parliament, please plays the

clips. Please play the clips. Members of

Parliament are standing up in Parliament

twice a week saying, "The biggest threat

to the United Kingdom is Andrew Tate."

>> The effects of online influencer Andrew

Tate's vile misogyny infiltrates our

classrooms and society. Teachers are now

having to develop their own resources to

re-educate boys for being brainwashed

online by his deeply toxic messaging.

The prime minister, the prime minister,

the primary threat to the UK is Andrew

Tate.

>> Many young boys are exposed to Andrew

Tate and many other things uh of the

same uh type, which is on the one hand

sort of an attraction, but on the other

hand loaded with misogyny,

the prime minister, all the problems of

that country, everyone's talking about

me. Now, the interesting question you

have to ask yourself at home, what is my

chance of a fair trial in the UK when

the prime minister is saying I'm the

biggest problem for the country?

Zero. They've just thrown away jury

trials.

So, what's my chance of ever [ __ ]

beating the UK in anything?

[ __ ] zero. That's why they tried to

extradite me, but that judge puts me

back on house arrest. The reason they

requested jail until extradition is so

that I couldn't speak on the internet.

But I'm back on house arrest. So what do

I do? Tristan, emergency meeting. We sit

down and we start telling the truth

about Kier Starmer Ukrainian rent boys,

which he got caught doing. Giving all

their money away to Ukraine. UK's a

[ __ ] [ __ ] hole. Corrupt. Romania's

corrupt. UK is corrupt. [ __ ] you people.

We start [ __ ] gunning for them. Cuz

what else we going to do? Go down

swinging. We start gunning for the UK

government.

We're on house arrest.

A month house arrest. Second month house

arrest. Third month house arrest. Just

locked in our [ __ ] house on Twitter

all day. On podcasts all day fixing the

narrative. These counter accounts, these

hater accounts who have the criminal

file and doing all these podcasts and

doing all this [ __ ] in their [ __ ]

Twitter spaces and constantly mo

messaging out things trying to fight

their narrative. The UK government via

NOS's via NOS's is fighting their

narrative. Us via our students and our

soldiers in the school are fighting our

narrative. Us on house arrest, the

prosecutor saying, "Where's your [ __ ]

money from?" We're telling him to get

[ __ ] and buying a new car every day

just to piss him off. Sitting there

doing emergency meetings.

Then

bang, bang, bang, bang. I hear the door.

5:00 a.m.

But every time that we got raided, we

galvanized our house against raids.

However, they got in the first time,

they didn't get in the second time. This

is raid number three, so we got pretty

good at it. We learned that they climb

on the roof, so we put bulletproof

glass. We bought doors from Switzerland

for banks, €135,000,

blast proof. We've removed all the

windows. People make fun of my house. He

lives in a warehouse.

>> Yep. Raid me, dare you. You live in a

nice house with glass. It's nice and

pretty. You're not safe. I am. Bang.

Bang. I hear it. I wake up. I say to my

girl, I'm like, "Give me your phone.

Give me your phone." She starts

panicking. Get her phone. I'm like,

"Wipe your phone." Because all they want

is phones. Wipe my phone. Factory reset.

Wipe your phone. Go outside. Tristan's

walking down. Wipe your phones. Done.

Laptops. Wipe all our laptops. Wipe.

Wipe. Wipe. Wipe. Because all they want

to see is [ __ ] financial records,

money, who we've been talking to, the

school, how it works. Wipe. Wipe. Wipe.

We wipe everything. Bang. Bang. Bang.

And after about like six, seven minutes,

I was like,

"Everyone wiped everything." Trist goes,

"Yeah." I was like, "Let's just chill."

So we go in our cigar room. We sit there

say to my girl, "Coffee." She goes and

makes us two coffees. You get cigar. We

light the cigars up. And we're watching

on our screen on the cameras. 30 police

outside with the [ __ ] batton and

they're taking turns. One will go till

he's tired. He pass on to the next one.

And we sat there with our coffees

smoking our cigars saying, "We're so

[ __ ] bro." Tristan's like, "I know."

I was like, "We're going back, aren't

we?" He goes, "100%." This is to be the

third time. There's no way we can keep

getting out. They're going to [ __ ]

bang us up. I was like, "I know. What

are we going to do?" He goes, "It's a

matrix attack. It's got to ride it out.

It's you and me. Always going to be you

and me. We have to find a way to get

into the same cell. We got to do the

blood pressure trick again. Got to eat

raw coffee. Do the blood pressure

trick." I talked about that in Patrick

B. Put that in. And then I said to

Tristan, I whispered in his ears like

they bugged this cell. Let's prove it.

So we talk start talking about Ireland.

He said, "I wonder if they found the

assets in Ireland." They took everything

in Romania. I wonder if they found the

assets in Ireland. We talked about it

for about a week and then we saw on the

news uh investigation expanded to

Ireland. Me neither him or I have ever

been to Ireland in our lives. Never been

there. No connection to it. So I was

like, "Look, told you again." So we

decided to talk [ __ ] So that's why they

put us together. So we had to kind of

develop sign language in the cell. So we

didn't talk very much because everything

was being listened to, right?

>> Get back in the same cell. we'll do our

push-ups and uh just keep fighting. This

is the [ __ ] matrix, bro. We're we're

an enemy. We're enemy to their

enslavement and this is is what it is. I

was like, "Yeah, you're right. You're

right. You're right." Having our coffee

smoking. After about 50 minutes, they

still couldn't get in. Hi, Romanian

police.

Not many people know that that they were

they couldn't get in my house. Bang.

Bang. After about 15 minutes, it stopped

banging. And we watched on the cameras

and they were all just standing around

outside flabbergasted like we we we

can't get in this guy's house. They

climbed all over the roof. They tried to

break the bulletproof glass. They tried

to break the front door. They couldn't

get in.

So I'm sitting there and then we see a

big yellow digger, like a big JCB, like

a excavator driving down the road. And I

said, "Tristan, they're going to knock

the walls down. They're just going to

ram through the walls of the house and

come in that way." Tristan goes, "Well,

that'll be funny." [laughter]

And I said, "Yeah, but do we really need

to have our house destroyed? Our phones

are wiped now. We've had our coffee.

We've had our chat. We're mentally

prepared. Let's just open the door."

Tristan goes, "They're going to be so

pissed." I was like, "I know, bro." And

then my girlfriend goes, "I'll open it."

I like, "Really?" She goes, "Yeah, I'm a

girl. I'll I'll just smile and and try

and like diffuse them and, you know,

I'll make some coffees and if I'm

holding a tray of coffee and I open it,

maybe they won't they won't grab me."

I'm like, I can't really let you do

that. Like, this is a brave thing. Let

the men do it. She goes, no, no, you you

guys are brave enough. You're about to

go to jail and I'll be free and just let

me open it, please. All right. She makes

this little tray of coffees. She goes to

the door. She presses the button. You

press It's a button and all goes

unlocks.

Hello.

And I expected them to rush her. And I

told her in advance, don't think less of

a man of me if I don't start trying to

kick the [ __ ] out of these guys when

they rush you cuz that's what they're

going to do. But that just gets me

killed. Like I'm warning you in advance.

She's like, "No, no, it's okay. It's

okay." But they didn't rush her. When

she opened the door, they were like,

"We're coming in." She's like, "Yeah, of

course." I moved. She goes, "Want

coffee?" And one of the guys on the way

through actually took a coffee and goes,

"Thanks." They walked in. I was like,

"Sorry, guys. Didn't hear you." He goes,

"Those are some good doors." And I said,

"Criminals can't afford those doors.

Don't worry about it. you'll get the

other criminals, but we're innocent."

And the guy said to me, the guy in SWAT,

you know, I've never raided someone's

house three times. I like, "No." He

goes, "First time it's ever happened. I

don't know who you've upset." So, they

weren't even mad at us cuz they knew it

was a setup. The police knew, but

they're just the muscle, bro. It's If

you don't understand the justice system,

you have the detective who does the idea

of why you're guilty. You have the

judge. The judge who's decides if you're

guilty or not. And then you have the

hitters, the muscle guys. They're just

like garbage collectors. They don't make

the garbage. They just collect the

garbage and take it where it's supposed

to go. They don't know anything about

your case. They don't know why you're

there. They don't know the evidence.

They're just told, "Here's an address.

Standard protocol. Steal the money, drag

the guy to the office." That's all they

do. They don't know anything. So the

officers with the guns and [ __ ] unlike

the first time where they kick the [ __ ]

out of me, this time we're nice as pie.

They're like, "We don't know who you've

upset. We were talking around the

office. this is some [ __ ] I was

like, I know. He goes, bro, I I feel

sorry for you guys. We think you're good

guys. We don't know what's going on, so

no hard feelings. I'm like, bro, we we

know you're just doing the job. It is

what it is. And it was quite a friendly

interaction with the with the muscle.

But then the deop detective walked in.

He's a [ __ ] [ __ ] This guy thinks

he's a tough guy. He thinks he's hard.

And it's just like, bro, you're

surrounded by armed men with guns. You

are not tough. People talk to you like

you're tough because you're with them.

You're a [ __ ] And if I got a hold of

you by your neck, you'd be [ __ ] And

you know it and I know it. Shut up. So

he walks in. We are here again for human

trafficking. I'm like, bro, you're a

[ __ ] idiot, bro. Like, you're an

idiot again? We've been over this three

times. There is no human trafficking. We

will see what the judge says.

Starts stealing all my [ __ ] again. Just

like last time. Stealing all the

watches, which I bought for the third

time. This nice diamond big fat diamond

AP.

This is my fourth one.

Three of them are in de possession

today. They still have them.

Start stealing all my [ __ ] Stealing my

watches. Stealing my gold. Stealing my

cash. Stealing all the cars. Again, we

had a nice driveway full of cars. Stole

all that. Went through our entire

[ __ ] house. Stole everything. Drag us

out in front of the media. Can you bring

the car inside the gate? No. Mr. Tough

Guy Deco detective. All the real muscle,

all the real men showed me respect

because warriors respect warriors. But

this [ __ ] person who wants to be a

warrior, but he's a little [ __ ] punk.

He's disrespectful. It's like, it's

weird how that works. It's weird how big

men can respect each other, but the

little [ __ ] must be a tough guy. I

won't say his name, but he knows exactly

who I'm [ __ ] He knows who he knows who

he is. It's a [ __ ] punk. So, this

[ __ ] starts taking our cars, and we

say to him, "They're not our cars, bro.

They own our rental company in Portugal.

If that's true, why have you paid to

modify them? I have the receipts here

where you've upgraded every car. Nobody

upgrades our rental car.

It's like I just had money to spend. I

don't know. Well, you've upgraded them,

so I will tell the judge that they're

your cars.

Okay, jackass. So, he takes all our

[ __ ] We go back to jail.

>> [snorts]

>> The funny thing about PTSD is it's

amazing how quickly it comes back and

how hard it is to get rid of. I'm back

in the cell and I'm like,

you know, that was the first time I will

admit to you, Jack,

that my impenetrable armor, which I had

been relying on all of this time through

the jail, through the attacks, through

the assaults, through the company

getting closed down, through the fact

that my mother had a heart attack and I

couldn't go and see her in England cuz I

was on house arrest, through the fact I

couldn't see my children, through all

the endless war all day every day,

through in and out of jail, in and out

to jail. The PTSD,

that was the first time I was like, I

might be out of power because when I was

thrown in jail after the third raid and

when you want to play footage of the

third raid is why I walk out of the gate

in a daddy t-shirt, daddy coin t-shirt.

I got on the phone to my lawyer and I

was like,

I want to understand what's happening.

He goes, talk to me. I said, "Okay,

I'm stuck in Romania on house arrest and

while I'm on house arrest, they can

attempt to jail me as many times as they

want." He said, "Correct."

Okay. And if they're successful, I stay

in jail. He said, "Correct." I said,

"Okay. And then I go to trial in

Romania." He said, "Yes. And if I lose,

I go to Rhova jail for 25 years." He

said, "Correct. And after Rhova jail,

when I'm an old man, I get extradited to

the UK and I go to British jail and then

I have to face this [ __ ] madeup

charge in 2011 for assault which they're

probably going to throw away and then

just go through all my Twitter for all

the things I said about migrants and

[ __ ] me for that for 20 years. And he

said yes. And I said and if I beat the

Romanian case, I don't go to Rahoba, but

it's the same. I'm on house arrest. I go

to jail a bunch of times while they try

and jail me. They're probably going to

get me back in jail. I beat my case in

Romania. And when I beat my case in

Romania, I'm instantly extradited to the

UK and it all starts again. He said,

"Yes." I was like, "And while this was

happening, it was when that piece of

[ __ ] scumbag stabbed those three little

girls in England. You remember?" And I

was doing emergency meetings saying the

British government is complicit and they

were locking people up for those tweets.

Do you remember? So I was like, they're

going to [ __ ] [ __ ] me. The British

government, if they got a hold of me,

they're going to [ __ ] toast me for my

Twitter. They're going to toast me for

my emergency meetings for telling

everyone that Kirst Ukrainian Red Boys

because he does. That's why he keeps

giving him billions.

So, I know the British government's

after me. And I said to Allan, I was

like, "So, either way, the next decade

of my life is just jail, house arrest,

and court." He said, "Yeah, either way,

win or lose in Romania and England, you

don't stand a chance." I said, "I know.

Everyone knows I don't stand a chance in

England." I put the phone down. I looked

around the jail and I was like,

"What the what the how the [ __ ] do I get

out of this? What do I [ __ ] do? I

haven't done anything, Jack. I haven't

done anything. I started a school

teaching [ __ ] Shopify.

How the [ __ ] do I get out of this?

And for this case, the Romanians found

13 new victims of human trafficking,

Tristan's yoga instructor, the mother of

my kids, the daughter of my gardener,

any girl we had ever interacted with,

they just said we had attempted

to human traffick. So they just found

random girls who we knew and said that

we had attempted to human traffick.

Imagine that they just find third. You

have attempted to human traffic them

jail.

Every girl was outside the court in our

defense. Excuse me. Are you one of the

alleged tape victims?

>> Uh yeah. I was listed as a victim and

the court wants me to claim that I'm a

victim even though I told them more than

once that I'm not one. Tristan and

Andrew were always very kind to me. They

helped me many times. And this is

absurd.

>> After the third house raid, after a year

and a half of slandering in the media,

after the PTSD, after the smear attacks,

after all of it, the only girl who has

ever accused us of anything is girl A.

Ever.

So, we go there in front of the judge

and he says, "I have a request here to

jail you because there's 30 cases of

human trafficking and one sex with a

minor with a minor." I' like, "Oh, well,

she's 17. At the time, you were accused

to have been 26

and although that's not technically a

minor, they're saying that because you

uh were wellknown, you abused your

power, some crap.

What country was that? In

>> Romania. The funny thing about that is

that neither of us even slept with that

girl. And then she says we didn't. So,

so that's another lie to slander us. I'm

like, that girl says we didn't sleep

with her. Read her [ __ ] statement.

And the judge is like, yes, the girl

says you didn't sleep with her. I was

like, so what the [ __ ] we talking about

then? So, it was all a setup because

when the Brits tried to jail us the

first time and then we got out, tried to

extradite us, didn't work. Tried Lucy,

didn't work. tried to take down the

school. Didn't work. They must have lent

on the Romanians again and said,

"Fucking get him off the [ __ ]

internet." And the Romanians said, "We

have nothing to get him with." And the

UK said, "Make something up and go." So

they came with 30 new victims and a pile

of paper this big. I remember the NOS's,

maybe we could find the tweets, were

tweeting, "Andrew Tate says there's no

evidence in this case. What's this?" And

it was files all in the Romanian court

with my name on them. Huge pile of

files. I'll tell you what they were.

Complete transcribes of my emergency

meetings

and [ __ ] transcribes of my YouTube

videos and transcribes of the

surveillance they conducted on me for

two years and a pile of [ __ ] [ __ ]

from a prosecutor who decided that

Tristan human traffked his [ __ ] yoga

teacher and hit the mother of his own

kid by giving her money for child

support.

The Romanian government is as corrupt as

Zambia. It's a [ __ ] setup. And the

judge, thank God, goes through the file

and goes, "This is bullshit." I was

like, "I know."

And said, "Back to house arrest." How

were the 30 women selected?

>> They were literally just anyone they

could find proof of a financial transfer

or a text message between

any text message, even hello, hello. But

they never got our phones because we had

wiped our phones. So, it turns out that

they had been going around and getting

hold of and interviewing girls who they

knew we knew and they would go through

their WhatsApp and if they had ever

spoken to us and they could find a

conversation, they took their phones,

downloaded that conversation and said

that we were attempting to groom them

into human trafficking.

>> Do you think that they were just trying

to siphon down which ones were most

likely to turn on you?

>> 100%. Thousand%. They were just trying

to find victims. I mean, these girls

were interviewed by Deco and they were

pressured to turn and they're like, "No,

he hasn't done anything." "Oh, but he

was going to do something to you."

"Okay, but he didn't." "But we think he

was going to because he's a bad person.

Haven't you seen the news?" "Yeah, but

he didn't do anything." "Yeah, but he

was going to." So, do you admit you're a

victim? No. Okay. Well, our psychologist

says you're brainwashed, so you're a

victim. Victim. And their proof was the

screenshot of Tristan saying to his yoga

teacher, "Yes. How much is it per hour?"

"Yes." Okay. Thursday 2 PM it was a

[ __ ] clown show. But it's Romania.

It's Zambia. They don't give a [ __ ] And

the Decott, which is the most corrupt

organization on the planet, Decott's

general

motto, Decott says it's up to a judge to

decide if you're innocent or guilty. To

us, you're all guilty. I don't need

proof you did anything. A judge decides.

If I says you're an alien, I don't even

need proof. You're a [ __ ] alien.

Jail. Go see the judge. Judge decides.

I'm just a guy. I just print the paper.

You're a [ __ ] alien. Deal with it.

This is how they how they talk. It's

what they told me. It's what they say

openly. You mess around in Romania, you

piss anyone off, maybe a judge will save

you. But we to us, you're guilty. Don't

talk to cops. It's how they work. So

this case was even more pathetic than

the first one.

But I had a flashback. And I had a

flashback after this one night in jail.

And I'm sitting there and I've lost

control of my mind for

correction. I always have control of my

mind. I lost a percentage of my powers

after Allan told me my life was

effectively over.

And I'm sitting there in jail and

eventually they take me in front of the

court and Allan flicks through the file

and he goes, "This one's even more

stupid than the first one. There's no

way you go to jail." I said, "Allan,

we've been here." [snorts] He goes, "I

know, Andrew. I know, but every single

one of these girls is defending you.

I was like, "They defended us last

time." He goes, "Yeah, but with those

girls, you knew them for a long time.

There was a lot of messages between you.

You were sleeping with them. Whatever.

These girls, you don't even know these

girls. You haven't even had sex with

these girls. Just what can it be?

There's no way you're going to go to

jail." I was like, "Allan, please don't

even say that to me. Please." And I

remember sitting on the stand and the

judge, just like the first time, said,

"Okay, I'm going to go make my

decision." Went out back for an hour

and me and Tristan just sitting there

looking at each other.

And when the judge came out and said,

"House arrest."

I almost cried.

Almost.

I almost cried. I couldn't believe it. I

was so sure I was toast. I was so sure I

was going to jail. I almost cried. And

when we got up to leave to go back to

house arrest, we walked out the court

and walked down the stairs. There's a

video. Please play the video. I walk out

and I say, "Built different."

>> You okay? free man. No different.

>> And I walk down and I say, "This is

disgusting." to the media and the daddy

she start screaming, "This is

disgusting. We have kids." And I'm

screaming to the media. And the [ __ ]

idiots in the media are like, "What

about the human trafficking? There's no

[ __ ] human trafficking. The [ __ ]

girls are on our side. The only girl

who's ever accused us of anything is

girl A, who's a [ __ ] liar. There's no

human trafficking of anyone. What the

[ __ ] are you talking about?" And I do

that whole speech about this is

disgusting. Please play it. And we go

back to our house, back to house arrest.

Tristan and I sit there that night and

I'm like, "They're going to keep [ __ ]

coming and they're going to get us.

They're gonna find something. They're

going to get us." Tristan's like, "Ah,

but they can't get in." So they can't

get in. That's good. You know, we had to

replace the door in the end cuz they

damaged it, but it couldn't break it.

So I'm sitting there and you know this

entire time all these months and years

my brain is I I I didn't realize I was

mentally unwell until now that I'm

relatively free. I I wasn't normal. I

the the pressure and stress. Imagine

someone says to you imagine someone

tells you you have cancer and you can

die any minute randomly. No imagine they

say that there are there is a particular

fly

in LA and if that fly lands on you, you

die. How do you drink coffee? It's only

Okay, LA is a big place. That's only one

fly, but how do you go outside? Like,

how do you leave your window open? Like,

there's this fly out there and if it

touches me, I'm over. And for a year,

I'm I'm sitting there at any minute, I

can get dragged from my life. You know,

my girlfriend would be like, "Hey, maybe

next week we could go cinema." And I'd

be like, "There is no next week. There

is no there is no Wednesday. I can get

dragged from my [ __ ] house any

minute. I can get taken at any time. I

don't have Wednesday. I don't have next

week. I don't have anything. Can we

watch a movie tonight? There is no

tonight.

There's there's not there's nothing

there's nothing but the pain I'm in

right now. I wasn't sleeping. I couldn't

plan for the future. Everything's

[ __ ] But because I had enough mental

discipline, I was just doubling down on

the school and I was planning the real

world token. I launched to Daddycoin and

we upgraded to the real world 2.0 Oh,

and the school's still doing really well

and we're under all these constant

attacks, but by now I'm not making the

money as I made before. Not because we

don't have students. We still have

200,000 students, but my margins gone

from 80% margin down to 10% margin cuz

I'm spending 70% on [ __ ] government

level cyber protection cuz we're getting

hacked and attacked and [ __ ]

endlessly [ __ ] DOS attacked and

endlessly trying to [ __ ] break our

systems. I'm spending millions of

dollars a week keeping the school

online. So now I'm running it purely

just to [ __ ] piss my enemies off and

because the BBC is saying it's dangerous

my school. So I'm like, "Oh, well then

[ __ ] you." So I'm keeping my school

open. I'm not even making money from it

anymore really. I'll make 2 million a

month or whatever, but not like before.

So I'm sitting there on house arrest and

I was mentally unwell. I'm I'm going to

be honest and just tell everyone I was I

the pressure I was under, the lies, the

[ __ ] the endless attacks, the

endless garbage, all this shit's going

on and all of it comes from England and

they're trying to convince me to kill.

>> What part of it was pissing you off the

most?

>> I don't think it was pissing me off. I

think the the the word is it's the

anxiety. It's the fly. You have to

imagine the fly. You have to, if you

really want to understand this story,

you need to go sit in your bathroom for

an hour without a phone. Just do an

hour. You need to imagine that

bathroom's covered in cockroaches. And

then you need to imagine every time you

go outside, there's a fly. And if it

touches you, you die. And you can't stop

the fly. You can't see the fly coming,

but it's there. And it wants to get you.

It's looking for you.

And LA is a big place, but it can fly.

And it's looking for you. And you're in

your house. And they're looking to try

and get you. And everyone's trying to

put you in jail. And they're watching

everything you do. They watch every

emergency meeting. They watch

everything. They're spying on your

garden. They have drones in the air.

They're watching everything. There's

house arrest. There's a police car

outside. All your girlfriends are

getting attacked. They're trying to

convince you yourself. They're attacking

your school. They're trying to shut that

down. All on the internet. There's these

hater accounts funded by NOS's and

they're attacking you. And all this

shit's going on. And you're just sitting

there just like, "I'm just a [ __ ]

guy. I was teaching Shopify. I'm just a

[ __ ] dude." And you just have to get

Iikido and [ __ ] resist. What? What

else you gonna do? Die, I guess. Most

men in my position would have killed

themselves. Most men in my position

would have at least broken or cracked or

said sorry or apologized or did a deal

or give up. I could have gone to the

deco anytime and said, "Okay, I'm

guilty. There's no jail and I'll shut

the school down. I'll leave the internet

and I go away as a sex trafficker and I

just vanish and I keep my little bit of

money and I go away." Every man would

have done that. All these men watching

this now who think they wouldn't done

that. Yes, you would have. All these

tough guys, they would have [ __ ]

given up. Said, "Yeah, as long as I

don't get jail, I keep the bit of money

I have saved. I'll shut the school down.

I'll be gone from the internet. Andrew

Tate's gone." He was a big thing. that

he was a sex trafficker. Now he lives in

Vietnam. That's that's I'll just let me

go away. I was like, "No, no. [ __ ] Kier

Starmer. [ __ ] the Romanian government.

[ __ ] the Matrix. [ __ ] you. No, no, no,

no."

Cuz I was fighting and they were

frustrated. And I like to believe that

as much as I was suffering, my enemies

were very frustrated with me.

We said in our last podcast,

I said sarcastically in a hyperbolic way

about an imaginary scenario where

someone came to me and said, "We know

you're not a bad person, Andrew. You

have these ideas, but not everyone's

smart enough to understand your ideas,

and some young men are going to

misunderstand your ideas, and they're

going to hit their girlfriend, or

they're going to do something bad or

kill someone, and we just want to have a

nice, safe society, and if you just

change the way you talk about certain

things, we know you don't want anyone to

get hurt."

Those were real conversations. I was

offered to disappear.

And it's funny because they would hint,

they would say, you know, you were

offered this before in a more favorable

scenario,

which was the sponsorship contract.

You didn't want.

Why don't you just go away? Just [ __ ]

off. Just go away and all of this will

go away. If you go away for a year, no

one's going to care about the case when

it gets dropped and it's all gone. Just

go away.

I wouldn't do it. I was like, "No, you

started this.

You started this. I had a [ __ ]

Shopify school. You started this because

I got too big. I was saying the right

thing. I was doing good. I was helping

young men make money, helping them

resist enslavement, helping them avoid

student debt, helping the [ __ ] world

because I'm a good guy and you're a

piece of [ __ ] I became your enemy. But

I'm still the good guy. You started this

[ __ ] fight. We're going to see it

through to the [ __ ] end. [ __ ] you.

Not until the BBC says not guilty.

Andrew Tate was innocent and the

Romanian state owes him a billion

dollars in reparations. That's what I

want. That's the fight you [ __ ]

started because my mind's [ __ ] Jack.

You [ __ ] up the only thing I have,

which is my mental [ __ ] health. No

car matters when your [ __ ] mind's

gone. No money matters when your [ __ ]

mind is gone. You've taken the one thing

from me that can make me [ __ ] happy.

So, you know what? I'm not going to kill

myself. You have to kill me. You want me

dead, then you have to [ __ ] do it.

I'm not going to make it easy for you.

You have to kill me.

And that's why I decided to fight them.

Not because I'm brave and not because I

believed I could win, but because I was

just ready to [ __ ] lose.

I just lost it. So, I was like, "Fuck

you."

So, you said no.

when Decott told me.

So Decott

took me into their office and they said

after the first raid where I didn't

manage to wipe my phones,

they had uh my phones from the first

raid and they said, "Um,

we're prepared to drop everything, make

it all go away, but we need to get

access to your phones." I said, "Why do

you need access to my phones? We're

going to drop everything." God, we just

need to thoroughly conclude our

investigation and we'll give you some

paperwork now in advance that you have

immunity and everything's going to be

dropped. It doesn't matter what's found

in those phones. Doesn't matter if it's

even if you've moved. The other guy will

get in trouble, but you won't. But there

may be some other people around you or

whatever. Maybe they will get criminal

cases will be honest with you, but you

will be immune if you just open your

phone.

And I said, "How do I know this is true?

How do I know this is real?" Like, "This

is real. You're going to have to shut up

on the internet. You're going to have to

be quiet. You're going to have to go

away. Your case is going to go away. We

need access to your phone. Here's the

deal. you're going to stop doing your

emergency meetings. You're gonna stop

talking about it. You're not going to

tweet. We're going to wait a year, year

and a half. What I believe they were

doing is giving me immunity in Romania.

And then they were going to give the

phone downloads to the Brits. That's

what I think they were going to do. And

the Brits were going to [ __ ] me. That's

what I believed. But they were telling

me, you're going to be immune in Romania

and doesn't matter what it is, all your

case is going to go away. I remember

sitting there going, I don't believe

you. I want to do it, but I don't

believe you. Like, why you don't believe

us? We'll give you a paperwork. We'll

give you contracts. So, I need to trust

my lawyer, and the paperwork needs to be

bulletproof.

Like, okay. So, for 3 weeks, Allan and

Dec are negotiating on this paperwork on

how to get the exact paperwork that I'm

happy to sign that my case will be

dropped and everything will go away if I

give up access to my phones. Back and

forth, back and forth, back and forth.

And every time Allen, are you happy with

this? I go, "Go and complain about this

line." I just be in a [ __ ] headache

for like a month because when they took

my phones, by Romanian law, you have to

tell them the password. So, the first

time they raided my house, they took my

phone. They said, "It is the law that

you must tell me your password. If you

do not tell me your password, you get an

automatic 2-year jail sentence." And I

said, "Well, I'm not denying.

Give me my password. I'd love to give

you my password, unfortunately, because

this is a stressful situation. I forgot.

I don't remember.

Tell us. I'm sorry, sir. I have

forgotten. I don't remember. So, I can't

give it to you because they can't prove

in court that I remember it.

>> They can prove I said no. I didn't say

no. I forgot. And I don't have a number

password on my phone cuz I'm not a

[ __ ] I have a nice long multi

character, four e character long

exclamation marks, [ __ ] dashes. I got

the whole [ __ ] long. You can type it.

I I tested on one of those password

testers. They're like four trillion

years because everyone thinks the police

have magic powers. They don't. They can

just brute force a phone. That's all

they can do. They plug it into something

called Cellbrite. This is for all the

people at home. They plug it in and then

it overrides the automatic lockout and

then they can just attempt passwords on

repeat until they get in. So if you have

a four-digit number pass password

because they get unlimited attempts and

because there's not that many

opportunities or not that many

combinations, they'll get in in an hour.

And if you have a simple word, they'll

get in in an hour. But if you have a

password like mine, three trillion

years. Space aliens will eventually read

my phones because I'm sure they're still

trying. Go for it. But I forgot the

password. It was stressful. stressful

time, Jack. So, we're doing this

paperwork. Eventually, after I've

nitpicked every single thing, they bring

me in there and I'm like, "Okay, let's

go over this again." They said, "Okay,

here here's what's going to happen.

You're going to be given immunity in

Romania for anything that's found on

that phone. Your current case is going

to be dropped. You're going to be quiet

on the internet. We're going to let all

the media buzz die down. All of this is

going to go away. And when everything's

over and no one cares about it anymore,

your case will be dropped and you will

not go to jail in Romania. And then you

can go deal with your English problem.

But for the next year, while your case

is nice and quiet, you get to live in

Romania. You don't get extradited, live

a nice time, stay in Romania. You won't

be allowed to leave the country, but

you'll stay here. And then when no one

talks about it, we'll drop your Romanian

case. And then all your British

problems, we had nothing to do with

them. We're Romanian prosecutors. It's

like, okay, and that's the truth. Like,

yeah, that's the truth. Cuz it took a

whole month to sort these papers out.

And I took papers and I was like,

I forgot.

I went through the papers today.

I forgot what I forgot my password.

Sorry, can't give it to you. I don't

remember.

And the rage on their faces because I

had wasted an entire month of their life

signing these papers back and forth

promising them that I'm going to give

them what they wanted. And they're like,

you know, we could put you back in jail.

So, for what?

They're like interfering with police

some garbage. interfering with police

process something. I was like, "My

friend, whether you put me in jail or

not, I forgot."

And they didn't do [ __ ] I went back to

house arrest. That's how I declined

their [ __ ] offer. [ __ ] them. They

started this war.

Did you realize a lot of people don't

think about

I guess in game theory like you have

like masters of the game and you are

someone with I guess elite pattern

recognition that defected you know and

you might have assumed at the time or at

least thought like maybe there there's a

chance that they'll actually let me go

but it never makes sense for the game

masters to actually let someone who's

outside of the system go. Of course. Of

course. I I I I sat and thought my

thinking at this point is this.

I'm toast. And I'm fighting this war

because they begun it. And I'm fighting

this war because I've lost my mind. And

I've lost my mind because of the

pressure I'm under. And the reason I

know I'm toast is very simple. If the

Romanian state don't find me guilty,

they owe me a billion dollars. They

destroyed my school. They destroyed the

image of the most Googled man on the

planet. They've unfairly imprisoned me

three times. I spent three years locked

in my house. I didn't see my kids. My

mom had a heart attack. I couldn't see

my legal counsel. I was in a jail, which

Romania pays hundreds of millions of

dollars a year to the European Union in

fines for the unfair treatment of

prisoners because it's worse than pigs

are kept in farms. They owe me a billion

dollars. Are the Romanians going to let

me go so they have to pay me a billion

dollars? Let's all be [ __ ] smart

here. No. Why the [ __ ] would Romania let

me off? They'll just find me guilty. It

saves a billion. They're not that rich,

bro. It's a poor country and it's a

corrupt [ __ ] hole. It's got the same

judicial [ __ ] integrity as Zambia.

You think they're going to let me go

after I'm on emergency meetings calling

them corrupt and then pay me a billion

dollars?

Never. So, I this entire time am

struggling mentally because I believe

that it's over, but I have come to the

conclusion like a kamicazi pilot that

it's going to be a beautiful death. I

don't think I'm going to win, Jack. It's

just going to be a beautiful death and a

big fireball. Glory for Japan. I I think

it's over. I don't believe in victory on

any level. Neither does Tristan. And we

talk every day about how we're glad we

get to die together. That's it.

So after the third arrest and I come out

and I scream, "This is disgusting." And

the cameras, we go back to house arrest.

This is now three years

into this [ __ ] saga. No girls accused

me. The media says I'm a human

trafficker. Everyone's saying I'm

dangerous to women. The only girl who's

ever accused me is girl A. Girl A. We're

going to talk about her history in a

minute. I go back to house arrest. And

finally, cuz after these three years,

I've never had a trial. I've never had a

chance to present evidence or anything.

I've never had a chance to say, "Oh, by

the way, do you know girl A accused 10

other men of sexual assault? Do you know

girl A accused her father of sexual

assault? Do you know girl A is on

psychiatric drugs? Do you know girl A

has been sectioned? Do you know I don't

have a ch I have the evidence, but I've

never had a chance to present it." What

was that last part? You said has been

>> sectioned.

>> What's happening?

>> Taken to a mental institution of our

will.

>> Got it.

>> Finally, I get a trial date after these

three years. I'm like, finally, I get a

chance to present my evidence. But

before you go to trial in Romania,

there's something something called the

preliminary chamber. And the preliminary

chamber is basically an overview of the

case to check not the evidence of the

case to check that the case was

constructed legally to check how the

evidence was constructed and if it was

legally put together before the case

goes to trial because they used to have

problems in Romania where people would

go to trial with cases and they do the

[clears throat] whole trial and at the

end find out there was no warrant. So

they had to throw all the evidence out

and then people who they knew were

guilty would walk. So now before they go

to trial they have to check everything

was done correctly. We go to the

preliminary chamber. It's two-stage. You

have stage one and you have the appeal.

We go to the preliminary preliminary

chamber and my lawyer

says, "Here are 23 pages of laws that

DeL has broken while constructing this

file. The translator they used didn't

have a translation certificate. The

warrant they used to raid the house had

the wrong address. They every it was a

[ __ ] [ __ ] show. 23 pages of broken

laws.

Funnily enough,

after this day when the preliminary

chamber started, I want to add this

point in because it makes it makes it

funny. It was one of the funny things

that happened. I got all my cars back.

I went to did a judge rule after I

walked out and said, "This is

disgusting. A Portuguese billionaire

from a company in Portugal with a

Portuguese lawyer put papers into the

Romanian system saying that his assets

for his rental company had been seized

had been seized and stolen unfairly

because he just rented them to some guy.

And a Portuguese lawyer flew to Romania

and went to court and said, "I'm

representing a rental company in

Portugal which rents companies which

rents cars to this guy and my company

has lost assets and my company has

nothing to do with human trafficking, so

we deserve them back." And the judge

said, "Yeah, you're right. you should

come back. So this day when the prelim

preliminary chamber began,

that little piece of [ __ ] that little

[ __ ] detective who took the cars with

the you modified the cars, he had to

take all the cars and drive them back to

my address.

White 812 competition, $1.5 million. All

of them, all my [ __ ] expensive cars.

He had to bring them all back cuz they

weren't mine. I was like, "Hey, bro.

Thanks for bringing them back. Told you

they weren't mine."

Well, the judge says they're not yours.

I was like, bro, they are mine. You know

they're mine. [laughter]

>> Never seen a man so mad in his life. I'm

like, "Park it over here." And he would

just dump it somewhere. You park it. So,

you took it, [ __ ] So, we're having

an argument. This guy had to bring me

all my cars back. They kept my watches.

They kept my gold. They kept my cash.

They kept the house. They kept all that

[ __ ] But he had to bring my cars back.

Sorry. He had to bring the Portuguese

guy his cars back cuz some genius

[ __ ] smart handsome guy. Funny story.

Anyway, so all my car is back. Please

put that clip in. So we have the

preliminary chamber

and we give 23 pages of broken laws. Our

judge,

this is the biggest case in Romanian

history.

>> What year is this in month?

This will be after the daddy

arrest jail time.

2023

Septemberish.

>> So, right when we did a podcast and you

went to jail,

>> correct? I went to jail very soon after

our podcast, didn't I? That was after

they lo they got me again.

>> Yeah. Yeah.

>> So, that Yeah. No, it's just hard for me

to remember the dates of it all and when

I was free, when I was out cuz I I was

like out and then back and then out and

then back. So, I get put back in house

arrest. We go to the preliminary

chamber. This is the biggest case in

Romanian history.

And our judge, it's her first ever case.

Some brand new, some woman, some brand

new woman younger than me.

It's her first ever case. No, I think

before that she was dealing with traffic

tickets and now it's she's dealing with

the Andrew Tate case.

I'm like, "That's suspicious, isn't it,

Allan? Why would they give this case?"

He goes, "Oh, it's a lottery system."

I'm like,

"Which move would be good for her

career? To help us or to [ __ ] us?" And

he's like, "Well, to [ __ ] you, of

course."

Like, okay, great. Did you have a

disproportionate amount of female

judges?

Yes, but the woman who let me out was a

female. So, I I can't say anything bad

about that because the first time I got

out of jail was a woman and plenty of

men [ __ ] me. But then the second time

it was a panel of judges. No, it was a

panel of judges the first and the second

time. The the third one when I got

arrested in the daddy t-shirt was a man

and the man said no jail house arrest.

He was a man.

But anyway, this young woman, I'm like,

"Okay, well, she's she's a judge, so

she's done her job. Whatever." We give

her the 23 pages of broken laws. I say

to Allan, "What's our chance of beating

this in prelim preliminary chamber?" He

said, "100%." Said, "Why?" He goes,

"There's no way. They didn't have a

warrant for the things they did cuz they

had the wrong address on the warrant,

which means anything they took from the

house. They can't use

their translations." The translator they

used didn't have an English degree.

the girls who they're saying are

brainwashed

by the psychologist. The psychologist

never met the girls. The psychologist

signed a piece of paper saying the girls

she had never spoken to are brainwashed.

He goes, "This is the most garbage ever.

Of course you're going to be preliminary

chamber." Like Allan, you said this a

lot. He goes, "Ah, but last time I said

it, you didn't go to jail." He goes, "At

the beginning of all this when they set

you up, there was all this heat. Now

everyone knows you're innocent. Everyone

in Romania knows. Everyone on the

internet knows. Everyone knows you're

innocent. They can't stitch you up like

they did in the beginning and put you in

jail. They can't stitch you up anymore

cuz everyone knows you're innocent. And

last time I said you weren't going to go

to jail and I told you that case was

[ __ ] You didn't go to jail. We're

going to win the preliminary chamber cuz

they've broken every law. And I'm like,

why did Deac break the laws? He goes,

they probably were told to do it in a

rush, probably hastily. And also, he

said, I'll be honest with you. In the

Romanian system, often they do break

laws, but in the end, they get the

payoff. He explained that in Romania

they'll Decart will break a bunch of

laws to get a drug dealer. And then

they'll go to the judge and say, "Okay,

we broke a bunch of laws." Yes, but

here's the

you want to let him out. And in Romania,

they'll go they'll overlook the broken

laws cuz they have the He goes, "But the

problem with you is they broke a bunch

of laws to find human trafficking and

all the girls are on your side."

>> There are no victims in this case. I can

[music] say that the court is trying to

manipulate the girls, saying only what

is beneficial to them.

>> So they thought, well, we'll just

hastily throw this together cuz Andrew's

on podcast like fresh and fit talking

about pimping.

>> Having sex was the easy part.

>> That's when the game starts.

>> That's when the game starts. Now I need

her to quit her job,

>> leave her house, move in with me, work

on webcam, do as I say, share me with

other women, and give me her money.

That's the hard part. and that he has

all these women and that he cheats on

these girls. And then when we throw

together this [ __ ] case, we'll get

all these girls and we'll pressure him

saying Andrew's a cheater. He cheats on

you. Why don't you say you're a victim?

But every single girl's defended you. He

goes, they've never had this before.

Normally when you say to a man's girl

that he cheats, she rolls. Your girls

are like, I love him anyway. They've

never had this. He goes, so they haven't

got the

And that's why the fact they broke the

laws matters because they don't have the

payoff. So don't worry about it. So we

go to the preliminary chamber. We spend

a few weeks with this nice young judge

and we explain everything to her. We

give her the pages of broken laws and

then it comes back. Case is fine.

Proceed. And even Allan said, "This is a

bigger stitchup than your initial

jailing. This is a bigger stitchup. This

decision is more corrupt than your

initial jailing. No one can get through

preliminary chamber with a case this

bad."

And their plan was exactly what I

described. Break every law. Do it in a

rush. UK said, "Hit me. Come up with

some crap, raid my house, do whatever it

takes, base it on lies, and then get

enough girls in a room." Because you

know what they did with all the girls

they interviewed? They had a

leaderboard.

All my girlfriends, they had a

leaderboard, and they went through all

my bank accounts and all my bank

transfers and everywhere I'd ever gone

on holiday, and they had all their

names. So, imagine they bringing a girl.

Let's make up a Let's make up a girl.

Anna. Hello, Anna. Hi. We're here to

talk to you because you're number seven

on Andrew's list. What's Andrew's list?

Number one is Mary. He's given her

$400,000 and he's taken her to Italy and

Croatia and Spain. Number two is

Bethany. Bethany had $385,000 and he

bought her a car. You're number seven

cuz he bought you a handbag on your

birthday and he did take you on one

holiday. But you can see that

financially, because Andrew is a

criminal and all his money is financial

crime, financially you get a lot less

than the other girls.

So, did you know that he didn't love you

and you're so low down the list?

And it's [ __ ] smart as [ __ ] cuz women

love money. They these girls were so mad

the other girls got more money. They'd

leave the decal thing and call me. I'd

be like, "What happened? Why did you buy

her this?" I'm like I'm like I'm like

whoa whoa whoa whoa. This is my life. My

life is on the line. Stop. What did they

ask you? Yeah, but you bought that [ __ ]

a handbag. I'm like what the [ __ ] The

girls cared more that I bought a [ __ ]

more [ __ ] than they cared about me going

to jail forever because women only care

about money. The bottom line of it,

well, you love her more. So that's how

Decult were trying to get the girls to

roll on me. But none of them did. Not a

single girl rolled on me. Every single

one, no matter how much they upset them,

no matter what they showed them, no

matter what they told them, at the end

of it said, "Still love him?" Nope.

Then they got the psychologist in to say

they're brainwashed. And they'd say, the

psychologist report said, "We showed her

that other girls got more money and she

still didn't turn." And my lawyer was

like, "This has never happened in

Romanian history. When you get a

gangster from Romania and you drag his

wife in and show that he spent more

money on other [ __ ] she rolls cuz

your girls just don't roll." And Dear

are furious.

So that worked out well for me. So

that's why they broke all the laws. But

the preliminary chamber said, "Go

ahead." And I said to Allan, "If this is

a bigger stitchup than the initial

jailing, what chance do I have of

winning this case?" And Allan said, "I'm

very concerned. We need to get back in

touch with the American embassy. We need

to tell the American embassy and show

them the judge's decision, this young

brand new judge who's given this

decision to [ __ ] you. We need to show

the laws they've broken. We need to get

American litigation involved. We have to

get an American judge to look at this

because this Romanian judge is [ __ ]

useless. This is either corruption or

ineptitude. Either one, your life's on

the line. We need to get to the embassy.

So, I start calling the embassy. Can I

have an appointment? Can I have an

appointment? Can I I'm an American

citizen. I'm an American citizen.

They're busy. Can't get an appointment

with the embassy. And then Providence,

you know, in this story, there's so much

luck.

The Romanians

in their absolute hubris

decided to overthrow their own election.

But if you heard about this, I was

locked in my house for the third year

with no end in sight. And I've just lost

the preliminary chamber. And Romania has

an election for who the leader is going

to be. And all of the people vote for a

man called Kalen Groescu who is a

right-wing Trumpesque figure who

believes in restoring the sanctity of

Romania. He's anti- Ukraine war. He

doesn't want to give them any money. He

doesn't want any migrants. He's a

right-wing candidate. He wins the

presidential election by a landslide

with 65% of the vote. And the next day

the constitutional court cancels the

election says it was corrupted by

Russian interference.

Call him a Russian agent and send him to

jail.

The prosecutor which sent him to jail is

the same prosecutor as me.

The same prosecutor who locked up the

rightful president of Romania and thrown

him in jail is my prosecutor.

the attack dog for the Matrix, I assume.

So, he goes to jail and they start to

redo the election. Now, only three

countries in history have undone an

election. I believe one is Kyrgyzstan,

one is Mongolia, and the third is

Romania. That's how corrupt this [ __ ]

hole is. That when someone wins, they

go, "Ah, the Russians interfered." Now,

the truth is this. Every European

country rigs its elections. AFD in

Germany, it's rigged. They let AFD win a

little bit but not properly. Marine Le

Pen in France, she caught a criminal

case just before she could win. Europe

rigs their elections, but Romania is

Romania. So, they got told to rig it and

they were like, "Yes, my friend. I will

rig it." Okay. Didn't rig it cuz they're

[ __ ] useless. [ __ ] it up and had to

run and panic to undo it just like they

did my case. Just [ __ ] threw it

together slap dash cuz they're useless.

When the Germans rig their election,

it's done right. So, AFD wins 22% but

not quite enough to get the seat. Almost

there. Keep voting, guys. Keep voting.

We'll vote our way out of this. The

Romanians [ __ ] up their rigging. So,

they had to redo the whole election.

Now, imagine this. I've been locked in

my house for four years

without charge. I'm an American citizen,

the only American citizen they've ever

jailed. All of my victims are on my

side. And for the first time, the entire

international community is talking about

how [ __ ] corrupt Romania is. That's

great for me. For the first time,

everyone's on Twitter. Romania is a

[ __ ] dump. They overthrew their

election. What a setup. Why is their

court saying he's a Russian agent? Why

is it the same prosecutor as Andrew's

prosecutor? This is a [ __ ] setup. And

all over Romanian news, they're even

saying on the Romanian news, "Our

democratic and judicial processes are

under so much scrutiny internationally,

we look like a banana republic. This

looks worse than Africa. We look like a

[ __ ] [ __ ] hole. No one believes any

of our processes anymore." And people

are on the Romanian news. Romanian news

reporters are saying and now the tape

brothers are involved in every

conversation cuz now after protesting

their innocence for four years or three

years now everyone's saying they might

actually be innocent because we look

like [ __ ] clowns which they did. So

all of this is happening and then we go

to the appeal stage of the preliminary

chamber which is a higher judge than the

little girl they got in to rig it. And

during all this mess with international

scrutiny with Trump just won

president-elect at that time. So now

they're scared because Trump's coming

back. The Dems have just lost. The EU's

rigged the Romanian election. All this

international pressure. Trump's not

president, but he's president-elect. And

Vance is talking about the integrity of

Europe. And Vance mentions Romania. The

Romanians are panicking. The Americans

are watching. Trump is coming back. The

big boss is coming back. Everyone knows.

Panicking, panicking. I go to the appeal

for the preliminary chamber. My lawyer

gives them the same page of 25 broken

laws to the same case file, the same

page of broken laws. We go to the appeal

judge and the appeal judge comes back

with 210 pages of broken laws and says,

"I'm sorry, lawyer. You're wrong. They

didn't break 23 pages of laws. They

broke 210 pages of laws." Dismissed.

Because with all that international

scrutiny, with JD Vance, with Trump

coming back, with everyone watching, all

of a sudden the judge knew they had to

do their job. And the judge came back

and said, "Here's 210 pages of broken

laws. This entire case, the four years

of house arrest, the jailing, the

missing my mother after she had a heart

attack, the PTSD, the repeated attacks,

everything, everything thrown out." Then

the judge says something really weird.

But we're keeping the jailing

conditions. He must remain on house

arrest

because we're returning the file to the

prosecutor

to amend these 210 pages of mistakes.

So, this was a really weird experience.

And then I posted a video, please put

the video in here, of me sitting in my

podcast studio ranting to camera about

how all the things that happened to me

should have never happened to me.

>> I will continue to fight. I'm an

innocent man. I've done nothing wrong.

I'm not going to be quiet. I'm not going

to do a deal. I'm not going to lay down.

I'M GOING TO FIGHT THIS ABSOLUTELY tooth

and nail

>> because the case has just been thrown

out. The case got dismissed. Case over.

Case is gone.

So I go and I said, "So they thrown the

case out." He goes, "Yes. Why am I still

locked in my house?" He goes, "That has

never happened in history before. Never

in history has a case been thrown out of

court and the conditions for which have

been applied to a suspect have remained.

I I currently have and from that point

onwards had no active case in the court.

I was as free and innocent as any other

person. Why am I locked in my house?

>> Did you have a case in the UK at the

time?

>> I had the fir I had the case extract

before.

>> Okay, got it. I had that one. So who is

telling the Romanian state no matter

what they do to keep me locked in my

house at least? Well, we're going to get

there. So they're like and they also

kept my stuff. So the case which they

raided my house, locked me in my house

for, locked me in jail for, and stole

all my things for has been thrown out.

But I'm still locked in my house and

they've kept my things. Make that make

sense. So her ruling said 210 pages of

laws have been broken. This case is a

fabrication. This case is fallacy. It's

literally fantasy. And the prosecutor

can now take the case back and fix every

single one of these problems. In the

meantime, we're going to leave Andrew

locked in his house. So the file goes

back to the prosecutor. Now, how can a

prosecutor fix the fact that he didn't

have a warrant when he did something? Do

they have a [ __ ] time machine? No,

the prosecutor cannot fix this mess. Of

course, he can't. How can he fix all the

[ __ ] mess he made? Because he lied.

How can he fix the fact that none of the

girls turned on me like he wanted? He

can't. So, the prosecutor now has this

file on his desk and I'm left on house

arrest. This is December of 2023 under

President Joe Biden. So when everyone

talks about Trump saved Andrew, I think

Trump's aura of coming into power may

have saved me. I think JD Vance

highlighting the corruption of Europe

may have saved me, but nobody [ __ ]

helped me. Nobody gave me a call ever.

So I'm locked in my house in January.

Locked in my house in February.

Then I get a phone call.

Decal want to see you.

I go to the de office.

I'm like,

"So, what are you going to do with your

file that got thrown out, [ __ ] How

you going to fix it? You haven't got a

[ __ ] time machine, have you?" He

goes, "You'll be surprised what we can

do uh with the file and uh the criminal

facts will be decided by a court." Some

[ __ ] sir. I'm like, "Yeah, well,

basically, you ain't got [ __ ] and you

know you ain't got [ __ ] So, eventually

this is going to blow up in your [ __ ]

stupid face." He goes, "Anyway, I didn't

bring you here to talk about this. I've

decided you can have your passports and

you can go."

I'm like, "What?" He goes, "You can go

now." So, I can just go. Wait, wait. I

was locked in my house and I was a

guilty and I was innocent. I did all

these bad things and you're going to put

me back in jail and all this crap and

now you're just saying, "Here, take my

[ __ ] Go." Get passports. Leaves the

room. First time in four years. But this

time, I was still locked in my house. I

had to get my passport away.

I look at Allan like what the [ __ ] I

can literally leave very passive but you

can just leave.

And then Allan goes but don't [ __ ] it

up. Don't say anything on Twitter. Go

dark on Twitter. Let's organize you a

jet. Let's get you out of here. I was

like does this mean my case is over? And

he goes

officially and unofficially are

different answers. But if they really

thought you did something and never give

them your passport. Like why have they

given it to me? He goes because they

know they set you up and they're scared

of it all coming out. They're scared of

it all coming out that the UK made them

do it and that you're American citizens

and now Trump's coming back and one day

someone's going to ask questions about

why this happened, who did it, why the

Tates were [ __ ] when they haven't done

anything wrong. It's going to come on

someone's desk and he doesn't want the

heat anymore cuz Trump's coming back.

They've just overthrown their election.

Everyone knows they're a corrupt dump

and the whole news in Romania is talking

about not just the presidential

election, but you and Tristan. So, they

just want you gone. you're a thorn now.

You're annoying now. They don't want the

news to talk about you anymore. They

want you to leave.

And I was like, "But what about the

English extradition?" He goes, "Well,

your case isn't officially over because

yes, it's been thrown out, but it's gone

back to the prosecutor, so it's still

technically open, so UK can't extradite

you."

And I thought back to myself in that

cell when I thought I had no way out.

And I'm like, "So I get to go to

America?" He goes, "Yeah." I was like,

"I remember being in jail when I thought

the next 10 years are just jail, house

arrest, get to X-ray to England." He

goes, "That's what it should have been.

I've never seen anything like this. Just

don't go to England." I said, "Don't

worry. I'm not going to go there." And

then we go on a plane. And we flew to

Florida.

And I expected to return to a hero's

welcome, Jack. All this [ __ ] I've been

through, all this crap, I expected to

come back as an American citizen to a

hero's welcome. and Ron DeSantis and his

little girlfriend AG started running

their mouths that we're pieces of [ __ ]

and they're going to investigate us and

we deserve to go to jail

and my heart was broken. I couldn't

believe it. And I was tweeting every day

at the AG tag at the AG, come get me.

Come arrest me. I left America when I

was eight. What have I done? Nothing.

You know what the AG did? the AG of

Florida, Olmire Meer, whatever his name

is, and Florida and Rhonda Santis, those

two little [ __ ] homos. Really pieces

of [ __ ] people. To be honest with you, I

think Ron was ambushed. I think when the

media said, "Andrew Tate's on a plane.

He's a human trafficker and he's coming

here." I think he didn't know anything

and he was just like, "Oh, human

traffickers are not good people." I

think it was a mistake from him. I

forgive him, but I don't forgive his

stupid little [ __ ] AG who wanted to

make a name for himself and double his

Twitter followers and started opening an

investigation into me the second I

landed for no reason. No crime. Usually

there's a crime, you find the guy who

did the crime. You don't find a guy and

try and find crimes he did. That's

communism.

>> Who is the attorney general?

>> James Um. Got it. Okay.

>> Ulmire. Something like this. So he opens

an investigation into me the second I

land as an American citizen saying that

I'm a human trafficker and I'm a bad

person and all this garbage. I expect

him to come home to a hu a [ __ ]

hero's welcome. And I did a podcast with

Candens about that cuz even she said

this is insane. You know what he did? He

wrote to the Brits saying do you want me

to arrest him and send him to you? You

got an active warrant. You want me to

send him to you? I'll come get him and

send him to you. He wrote to the Brits

and I'm sitting in Florida in Miami and

I refuse to leave. So, I keep tweeting,

"Come get me, Ron. Come get me, James.

Come get me. Come get me. Come get me."

Because, Jack, I've lost my mind. I

finally get free from this [ __ ] mess.

I come back to the country my father

served for and they [ __ ] open a case

on me and start saying I'm a human

trafficker. Why? Because Romania said

so. The country that can't even have an

election. And now we're going to repeat

what they said like it means a [ __ ]

thing.

I come to Florida where I'm suing girl A

and I'm attacked by the state

and I did a podcast with Candace on it

because I was so flabbergasted. That

piece of [ __ ] writes to the Brits.

But I think the Brits are in a quagmire

because like Moby Dick, in their haste

to get hold of me, they didn't quite

understand the complexities of

extradition and also the brutal

inefficiency of Romanian law. Because

the Brits tried to extradite me and the

warrant has been satisfied.

I will be extradited when my Romanian

case is complete. My Romanian case is on

a prosecutor's desk. If the prosecutor

closes the case, Romania owes me a

billion dollars.

So, it's in the prosecutor's interest to

keep the case open on his desk, a case

he can't fix until he retires. Cuz if he

closes it, they owe me a billion

dollars. And the UK can't get me as long

as that case is open.

[panting]

The UK are pissed calling the Romanians,

saying, "Close the case if you don't

have a case." And the remainers are

saying, "We're not saying we don't have

a case. We're saying it's difficult to

fix, but we're going to try because if

they close it, they owe me a billion

dollars."

So the UK when James Ultim wrote to them

were like, "We can't technically do that

legally because we've already tried to

extradite him and the extradition

warrant has been satisfied."

So now what happens

when I fly around the world like I was

just in Hong Kong is that the foreign

office of the UK call the hotel and try

and get me kicked out the hotel. That's

how petty and pathetic they are. The

owner of the Rosewood Hong Kong which is

the top ranked hotel in the world by the

way number one. It won in 2026 the best

hotel in the world. The owner of hotel

is a friend of mine and he came to me.

He said, "You will not believe the

British government just called me and

told me that you're a criminal and that

you have an active extradition warrant

out of Romania and that we should kick

you out of this hotel." I said, "The

British government has time to call

hotels and try and make me I mean, what

does that do? It doesn't extradite me.

It just inconveniences me. I have to go

get another hotel. They are spending

government money trying to inconvenience

me by getting me kicked out of hotels

because they can't extradite me because

the Romanians won't close the case

because the Romanians owe me money cuz I

haven't done anything. They also

released, what was it? Uh, an article

about how they could raid your phone

without uh the p they could ask people

who were non-Hong citizens for their

passcode if they were going through an

airport the same time you were there.

>> Correct.

>> That was something I noticed.

>> Correct. In fact, that article came out

in Hong Kong when they changed the law

in Hong Kong about raiding people's

phones and how they could instantly

force you to give them the password and

you're not allowed to forget it. I was

on a plane an hour later.

I left instantly because that law was

changed for me because England still has

massive influence in Hong Kong because

of the history of Hong Kong. So I

believe that was all about trying to get

into my phones which the Brits are still

trying to do to this day cuz the Brits

have an active case cuz remember I sold

someone in 2011. You know what's really

interesting? Guess who else assaulted

someone in 2011? Tristan. Both of us.

Funny that. That's not a coincidence.

That's not a [ __ ] setup. Every time I

go anywhere when I land in Hong Kong,

the newspapers start printing. Andrew

Tate wanted by England. The prime

minister of England said Andrew Tate is

this because the British Foreign Office

call the media and say lie about him in

the media. They call the hotel and say

kick him out the hotel because they

can't stand when they see videos of me

walking down the street and thousands of

young men going top G, top G, top G. Cuz

that's why it all started cuz that's

what they're [ __ ] scared of. Me

inspiring young men to tell these

[ __ ] clowns to [ __ ] off cuz they are

destroying society on purpose.

destroying masculinity on purpose

because we are the last resistance

against enslavement. We are the

revolution which is coming. Young men

are the revolution which is going to

finally overthrow this [ __ ] And

that's why they're trying to delay it as

long as possible so they can steal,

steal, steal, steal, steal. So my

current legal predicament is this. I

have an active case in UK. I have an

active case in Romania and I'm here in

America.

And I'm here in America to sue girl A.

Now, when I began my lawsuit against

girl A, when I first got out of jail,

it started getting really expensive.

You know, when you're trapped

in a web

as a fly,

there's two spiders. One's the

government and the others are lawyers.

Everyone's hungry. So, you're there and

it's starting to get really expensive to

fight against girl A. I'm like, "She's

some little psychotic liar. Why is this

so expensive?" And they said, "She has

11 lawyers.

How did she get 11 lawyers?" And they

said, "Well, her entire legal defense is

being funded by a US

funded NGO.

Also in disclosure, we have discovered

that 3 days before she contacted Tristan

and asked to come to Miami, she was paid

$30,000

by the NGO. So a liberal NGO gave

$30,000 to girl A. She went to Romania

for 5 days, made a false accusation, and

banished the Romanian state. Then at the

behest of the British used corruption to

completely [ __ ] destroy our lives

where we stood no chance of survival. We

somehow get out and in an American court

bring girl A to court and the NGO gets

11 of the best lawyers in the world $10

million deep in legal fees trying to

stop the case going forward and get it

thrown out so she doesn't get deposed on

a stand on TV and prove this whole thing

from the start was a setup

from the beginning.

And all of it happened because I had too

many clippers selling my school, became

the most Googled man in the world, and

they know that men are the enemy to what

they're doing to the world. The more

masculine a population, the harder it is

to subjugate them, and they know that.

So me saying, "Go to the gym, stick up

for yourself, get a Bugatti, be a man,

work hard, whatever, considered an act

of terror by the UK government." Lucy

Williams, the BBC, you walk around with

your Bugatti and your cigar in a

misogynistic way. Please play the clip.

>> Financial success with a Bugatti and a

cigar, but it comes with a side order of

misogyny.

>> How does having a Bugatti and a cigar

come with misogyny?

>> Doesn't even make any [ __ ] sense.

She's an idiot. A mouthpiece for the

propaganda machine.

All of this from the very beginning was

a set up. And now we're at the stage

where they couldn't get the case thrown

out. They couldn't get it to go away.

She will be deposed and the case will go

ahead. And that only happened two weeks

ago. And for the first time in a long

time

since that happened, since the NGO

across the last three years, with every

delay tactic, with every attempt to get

this case thrown out, with anything it

would take to make this case go away,

when they have finally failed, when the

Fidian government investigated us

failed, when the UK government has their

[ __ ] warrant they can't execute,

when the Romanians have failed with

three different house raids to put us in

jail and all of their cases turn out.

when we're that innocent and we're here

in America finally after that happened

and they knew this girl was going to end

up on the stand.

I've started to get

messages again

because I'm about to win.

You know, I'm the silver lining to all

this

is, and I'm going to answer your

original question because I haven't

forgotten. I remember it's just been a

long answer. The three lives.

First, they try and shut you up. They

tried that. Everyone they silenced

before me went away. I got bigger. First

guy in history. Now, if you silence

someone, everyone's copied my tactic.

But I invented it.

Second, you try and put him in jail.

Third, you kill him.

I am lucky

that I had the past I had. I'm lucky I

had a webcam studio. That's not human

trafficking. There's only fans girls all

over LA. It's not illegal. I'm lucky I

had lots of girlfriends. Lucky I slept

with a lot of women. Lucky I've made

racist jokes. Lucky I've done a bunch of

things. Lucky I bought cars. Lucky I

missed a little bit of tax because the

UK government, by the way, when I was in

jail, when I was on house arrest, all

that money they froze in August when

they deleted all my things, the mass

banning, when they deleted me from

everything and all the apps on my phone

were frozen, they froze all my bank

accounts. The UK government decided that

was proceeds of crime and stole it all.

It's only four or five million I kept in

there, but they kept it all. Of course,

they did.

I'm lucky I did these things because

killing people is messy and killing

people makes them a hero.

So when they decided I had to go after

the first life of deleting me failed

because of the affiliates, they thought,

"Well, killing him is messy and it makes

him a hero and it proves him right about

everything the Matrix said." Luckily,

this guy has lived such a [ __ ]

interesting life. We can find something

to pin on him. We have the corrupt

Romanian state. We have a bunch of women

he's [ __ ] We can lean on the women.

We can pressure the girls. We can get

the leaderboard of how much he spent on

each girl. We'll get one girl to cry

rape and we'll get him bang him up. Why

kill him? In fact, it's more torturous

to leave him in that jail. It's worse

than death. And they're right. It is.

I'd rather die than spend my life in

there.

If you live too clean, let's imagine you

pay your taxes and you get married and

you're a good Christian man and you do

the right thing all the time and they

need to get rid of you and there's

seriously no traction for option two.

There's not a single thing they can find

to charge you with. You know what

happens?

some crazy guy shoots you in the neck

while you're speaking at a rally.

So, if option two isn't even feasible,

they jump right to option three. They

wanted to kill me, but they thought his

past is messy enough that we can get

him. We can set him up. That's the only

reason I'm not dead. And the only reason

they wanted me to self is cuz then I'd

lose a hero. That's why when I kept

saying you had to kill me, they didn't

want to do it. They kept believing if we

keep relying on the corruption of the

Romanian state, we're going to get him.

Cuz he he has [ __ ] women. I've [ __ ]

women. It's true. I've made racist

jokes. That's true. It's enough. We can

get something. If you're like Charlie

and you're too clean, they can't get

you. And then you really die. So, the

reason I feel so sorry for what happened

to Charlie is I know how these people

work and I know they sat around the

table just like they did with me. With

me, they sat around the table like he's

in Romania, corrupt here. He's [ __ ]

lots of women. He talks on the internet.

He didn't pay this bit of tax back in

2011. Whatever. [ __ ] get him. With

Charlie, they were like, "Taxes are

paid. Never had a speeding ticket.

Married his wife. Never called the cop.

It's clean as a [ __ ] whistle. What

can the DOJ get this guy for?" Nothing.

Then you got to kill him. So for

Charlie, they skipped stage two. For me,

my silver lining is I've lived an

interesting enough life them to attempt

stage two. But that doesn't mean I've

ever broken the law. Doesn't mean I've

ever done anything wrong. Doesn't mean

what happened to me was fair. None of

this should have [ __ ] happened to me

ever.

And now that girl A, who began it all,

is about to be deposed, the messages

are back.

Coincidentially,

she wants to settle.

The number

for the sponsorship contract

was $50 million across three years.

And I've just been offered

$50 million

if I drop my case, if I don't mention it

ever again. and I shut up.

But then I don't get my day in the sun,

Jack.

Then I don't get to put her on the stand

and everyone say what she did and

everyone apologize to me. And finally,

all my suffering was worth it because if

I take $50 million, my life doesn't

change. I have enough money. Not the

richest man in the world, but I've done

well. I'm a smart guy.

But I want everyone to see how I was set

up.

But if I turn down the money that made

them use option one and two and then I

turn it down again,

they only have option three left. And

that's why we're making this video

because I have a terrible suspicion

that I won't make it to trial.

And if that happens, that's when I want

you to release this video. That's where

we currently are right now in my entire

legal predicament. And they know they

are [ __ ] on every level. When the

funding of this [ __ ] NGO, when this

[ __ ] liar, her being paid in advance,

her legal defense, the Romanian state,

the British corruption, all of this

[ __ ] comes crashing down cuz they

tried to get one guy, me, for doing

what? Having a school encouraging young

men to go to the [ __ ] gym.

Trials in December. This is currently

May.

I'm going to go to Kazakhstan.

I'm going to hide in the mountains for a

while and I'm going to pop back up at

December.

And if I make it, it's going to be Amber

Herd, Johnny Depp times a thousand

because the evidence in our thought,

you'd be amazed how in fact I think the

British state are going to be very

unhappy when they see that we have the

letters from the foreign office to the

Romanians.

I have everything. I managed to get

everything because when you enact

yourself with a corrupt mercenary like

the Romanian state, they turn both ways.

Ah, the Brits made us do it. What's this

thought in their favor? They're all

tough guys when you need them to do

something. They're like, "Oh, England

told us to." I don't hear. Look,

England.

But my problems are beginning again,

Jack.

I'm back to where I was at the beginning

of this story

with strange offers and weird messages

and a feeling that something is coming

and I don't know what it is.

I'll let you answer this however you

would like to, but the NOS's

do college endowments

invest in those NOS's.

Big education is exactly the same as big

pharma. Big education has the largest

racket on the planet because they have a

monopoly over lending money to young

people. An 18-year-old cannot access

money to start a business, and they

cannot access money to buy a house, and

they cannot access money for the stock

market or a car. They can only access

money for a scam education that doesn't

work. They have a monopoly over

indebting slaves, putting slaves in debt

when they are teenage.

That is one of the most powerful rackets

on the planet. If I told everyone I went

up against big pharma and they came for

me, they'd understand it. I went up

against big education. Oh, the schools

are good. No, they're not. The schools

use the banks to enslave the populace.

The schools are where they teach

everyone these liberal ideas. The

schools are indoctrination camps. Not

only am I taking money out of their

pockets by teaching our people, I'm also

taking their ability to brainwash people

away from them because they're joining

my school and learning the opposite

idea. People were joining my school

saying, "I've joined your school to make

enough money to go to university." And

once they started making money, they're

like, "I don't need university.

because my school works. The reason they

need a monopoly over lending money to

young people is that if there was fair

choice, if you gave every young person

100 grand and said, "Decide what you

want to do with it." No one would choose

a degree.

I said, "For $49 a month, I'll teach you

how to make money online. You could

spend that $49 on Pizza Hut or me." And

they still chose me because my product

works. The school works. We teach people

how to make money for real. It works.

And that's what they're scared of. They

can't call it a scam. The BBC themselves

can't print the school's a scam. Every

time, please play this clip on LBC

radio. Someone called into the radio and

they were talking about my school saying

it's a scam. He said, "I'm a student. I

make loads of money. I've retired my

mom. I bought a house."

>> He has personally helped me.

>> How's he helped you? Tell me.

>> Because I left my job. I was a part of

his university. One part is 12 areas

where verified millionaires teach you

how to become wealthy. I was earning

about after taxes, probably 9K before

and now I'm well over that and I can

provide for my family and I'm only 23

years old. I've retired my mother and I

also have taken care of my

>> You have retired your [clears throat]

mother? What does that mean? Is she a

race?

>> Is it Is it not good to take care of

your family?

>> Oh, but it's still a scam because how is

it a scam? I paid $49 and made $100,000.

>> It's a scam. How is that a [ __ ] scam?

No. What's a scam is what you teach.

They've tried to slander the school and

it's so effective. They can't. So all

they can do instead is try and hack it,

take it down, and say the person who

started it is a human trafficker or kill

me.

NGO's name is Lstrada.

Lrada.

Lstrada paid girl A in advance before

she went to Romania. Lstrada are paying

for her current legal defense. After she

accused us 5 days in Romania, she left

Romania and went to the south of France.

her ticket to the south of France and

the hotel she's stayed in was paid for

by Lstrada. Lstrada is a NGO which is

antihuman trafficking. So why are they

paying people in advance and sending

them to make human trafficking

accusations? Because the media doesn't

report on what has happened. It softens

you up for what was going to happen.

NOS's don't fix problems that they don't

create.

It's all a setup.

Who funds Lstrada? A bunch of other

NOS's. Who funds those NOS's? US A.

The same [ __ ] Soros deeple left

matrix [ __ ] as everything else. I'll

let someone else do the deep dive on the

funding of these [ __ ] corrupt clowns.

The point is they set me up and now

they're about to lose. Imagine the

frustration of my enemies.

We put him in jail in Romania. He got

out. We tried to break his mind. He

wouldn't quit. We took his business and

his money. He wouldn't quit. We attacked

the mothers of his kids. He wouldn't

quit. We hit him with an extradition

warrant. He managed to escape. We hit

him with another Romanian case. He

managed to escape that. The whole time

we're trying to convince him to kill

himself. He won't quit. He won't give

up. We've offered him money. We've

offered him to give up. We've offered

him capitulation. We've offered him to

make all of it go away. We've offered

him everything. He's still fighting. He

won't give up. But it's fine cuz he's

trapped in Romania and he's trapped

there. And then he gets sent to England.

And then like Julian Assange, he's going

to vanish in Bmar for 12 years, 15

years. Because we all know England is

really fair. Julian Assange Mel

supposedly raped someone in 1981 and

went to jail in England until he decided

to not post on Wikileaks and then so

where's that girl he let him go now with

okay well she never existed they were

going to Julius Assange me but so don't

worry about it he's escaped all these

things and he won't kill himself and

he's so persistent and his women won't

turn on him and he's [ __ ] resisting

us and he keeps talking on the internet

but you know what he's trapped in Irania

soon when we get a hold of him. Ha, he's

in America. How the [ __ ] did he get to

America? Oh, it's okay. We have the

corrupt AG of Florida. They open an

investigation.

He hasn't done anything. There's nothing

to [ __ ] find. Doesn't even have a

bank account to look at cuz we [ __ ]

took them all. What are you going to do?

Wipes his phone every night. He's

paranoid.

And now he's about to depose girl A on

television.

What moves do we have left? team, but we

can try and convince him to kill himself

again.

That's not going to work. We can offer

him money again.

48 hours ago, they found out that

doesn't work.

So, there's three lives.

And they've already discussed it. No

doubt about it. Because it's a pretty

obvious choice. I fly on private jets. I

drive fast cars. People don't like me.

I'm a misogynist. You know, I might just

be some crazy guy. It's always some

crazy guy, isn't it?

How much money could they pay you to

shut up?

Some men don't want money, Jack.

They just want to watch the world burn.

And the world which I want to burn is

this piece of [ __ ] Corrupt scumbag

misandric [ __ ] [ __ ] hole that we've

built in these liberal democracies.

Every single element of this, the whole

story I've told is corrupt head to toe.

All of it. All because I told young men

to go to the gym. I don't want money. If

they want me to go away, I want a

minister for men's rights in government.

I want all these girls who make fake me

too accusations to go to jail. I want

men to be treated like people. I want

fair equal treatment. That's it. We talk

about feminism and how women need equal

rights. They have more rights than us in

every single metric and regard. More men

commit suicide. More men [ __ ] go to

jail. Men have the worst lives. We build

the roads. We build the buildings. We

die in ditches. A woman can lie about

us. Destroy our life at random. I'm

tired of it. No. I've been through all

of this [ __ ] because I was sticking up

for men in the beginning and that's the

only way it's going to end. When they

put in a minister for men's rights and

when they start jailing women for false

accusations against men on mass cuz most

of them are false. When they stop

weaponizing the judicial system against

men who simply want to see their own

children. When they drop all this

[ __ ] where men are getting

completely wrecked in divorce court, in

custody court, when they drop all that

[ __ ] if they were to come to me with a

proposal to drop all that [ __ ] I'd shut

up. But if they don't, it is important

and it is bigger than me that I put her

on the stand just like Johnny Depp did

with Amber RH, sorry, Amber Heard, and

expose the [ __ ] lies these women tell

and the corruption of the system behind

them.

So my mission is bigger than me. So I

don't need the money. I have money. 50

million doesn't change my life, as they

found out 48 hours ago. But I know that

they are getting desperate.

Because what they had attempted to do,

it is a miracle that it failed. I'm not

going to put it down to my own genius.

I'm only going to put it down to the

fact that I paid attention for every

opportunity, my unmatched perspeacity.

And no matter how much I felt like

quitting, I was intoigable. I didn't

quit. As my father once said, unmatched

perspacity and sheer indefatigability

makes me a feared opponent in any realm

of human endeavor, even against the

[ __ ] government of the United Kingdom

and Romania itself. Even against the

matrix itself, the fact that I refused

to quit. I refused to give in. I refused

to do what they want. I refused to stop

talking. I wouldn't quit. I wouldn't go

away. I wouldn't stop. And I paid

attention to every single [ __ ]

advantage I could use against them.

That's it. That's why I'm sitting here.

And a whole bunch of luck and God. It's

a miracle,

but they know they're out of options.

Besides,

take my third life. What lie did you

tell yourself to keep yourself sane

through all this?

You know, the funny thing about staying

sane,

it's kind of overrated.

You have to optimize your life and

optimize yourself for an objective.

If your objective is to stay sane,

then you have to sacrifice certain

degrees of competency. For example, an

insane man is more scary than a sane

man. If you're optimizing to be scary,

then there's nothing wrong with being

insane. I optimized my mind and my life

for resistance.

And I realized I was better at resisting

if I wasn't afraid of them. And I could

only be fearless if I was a little bit

insane. I wasn't trying to grasp onto

sanity, Jack. I wasn't worried about

getting my mind back. As I felt myself

losing,

as I felt myself losing grip on the

standard version of life, which I

understood, as I caught myself only

sleeping three nights a week, as I

caught myself becoming more and more

prepared to do outlandish and crazy

things to prove that I wasn't scared of

them, I was like, "Good. I don't need

sleep. I don't need to go back to happy

little Andrew." No, I don't need to go

back a happy millionaire with his cars.

No, I need to be this person so that

when they arrest me, I'm like, "Good,

come." So that I get back on my podcast

and call them [ __ ] corrupt. Sanity in

and of itself is an optimization point

that wasn't in my mind. I I didn't care

about sanity. I didn't see the end of

this. I still don't see the end of this.

I'm in Beverly Hills in a mansion.

Great. I have to survive till December.

I don't think truthfully in my heart

there's a happy ending. So, if I don't

think there's a happy ending, what the

[ __ ] do I want to be sane for? If I'm

saying I'm going to give up, if I'm

saying I take the 50 mil, Jack, if I'm

saying I take their money and forget all

this and move on with a nice happy life,

take the money and go, "Ah, at least I

got paid." Doop-doo and go [ __ ] some

girls on a boat. That's what a sane man

would do. What kind of [ __ ] idiot

would escape the jaws of a tiger and go

back for his hat?

What kind of dumbass would escape these

people and when he's finally free, when

he finally breaks out, turn around and

walk back with a stick

saying, "No, you started this fight

outnumbered 100 to one." What kind of

What kind of sane man does that?

This has nothing to do with sanity.

I'm 40 years old. I've lived enough.

[ __ ] them. And when this video comes

out, after they do whatever they're

going to do to me, everyone's gonna

[ __ ] understand that I made the brave

choice. I'm not the guy who always wins,

Jack. I'm the guy who will always

[ __ ] fight and I don't quit. [ __ ]

them. [ __ ] them. They want me to go

away. That's what they want. They want

me to take the same choice. That's what

they want. No. No. They attacked me

first. They jumped me. And they beat the

[ __ ] out of me. And it was unfair. And

now they've stopped. And now I've gotten

up and I should just walk home and

instead I'm gonna try and fight them all

again. Everything has started again. And

I've analyzed this. You said game

theory. I've analyzed this.

There's too much on the line for me to

win. A billion dollars from Romania. At

least another billion from the UK. Prime

Ministers get losing their job. The

foreign office, all the civil service,

all their corruption, all of that [ __ ]

the NOS's, US Australa, all their

[ __ ] lawyers, all my assets. The

Romanians still, even after they gave my

passports back, kept all my money. They

still have all my money and all my

watches, all my stuff, all my gold, they

still have my stuff, all of this stuff.

If I sue girl A and my lawsuit and

support successful, then my school also

attacks on that. Wait till I find out

who's behind that and all that blows up

again. They still lost control of the

narrative. The reason this all started,

they haven't fixed. No one believes I'm

guilty. I've beaten them. There's so

much on the line. They can't let me win.

It's like Epstein. You just can't let

him breathe. He knows too much. Too much

has [ __ ] happened. Too many people

are going to burn. He has to die. They

knew they'd get caught. And I say get

caught. They didn't get caught as

individuals, but we know they did it.

Everyone knows they did it. They knew.

We've know. They had no choice because

there was too much on the line. There's

too much on the [ __ ] line to let me

just depose this girl and win.

So what's the alternative? They've tried

to lock me up. That ain't working. They

tried to delete me. That ain't working.

Everyone's got their social media

accounts back. But me, remember? They're

like, "Oh, conservative. Zuck's a

conservative now. I'm at the UFC. I'm a

conservative." Okay, Zuck. Where's my

Instagram?

National security threat. Terrorists.

They have one move left. They tried the

letters. That ain't gonna work. They

tried the money two days ago. That ain't

gonna work. They're going to try to kill

me. And if they are successful, if they

do kill me,

all I hope is that this video is watched

by as many people as possible so that

something happens and changes. Because

if you're a man who speaks the truth,

your ability to speak freely is directly

correlated to your insignificance. You

are only allowed to talk the truth if

nobody listens to you. If people are

listening to you, if you become the most

Googled man on the planet and you're

saying the right things, they will do

everything they [ __ ] can to take you

down.

Who are five people you want to say [ __ ]

you to?

I've heavily analyzed like

my enemies are in the shadows.

Who is behind Lstrada? Who is, you know,

who from the UK foreign office typed the

letter? Who were the psychologists who

told me to myself? Who? My enemies are

in the shadows.

And they've sent these odd faces to the

front like the prosecutor and the guy

who tried to take the Portuguese man's

cars and this garbage.

I'd be a fool to consider them my

enemies. They're just pawns. My enemies

are the king and the queen. I don't know

who they are. That's why you can't get

them because you don't know who they

are. The people who are really in charge

of the world. We don't know who they

they are. We don't know who makes these

calls. That's why they keep getting away

with it.

But you still would have a temptation in

my position to say [ __ ] you to the faces

you do know. But I don't really have

that temptation because to be honest

with you,

I've analyzed my performance throughout

this saga so heavily.

And I think I've annoyed them more than

they've annoyed me. I think I've won. I

think they're so frustrated with me. I

think that the Daily Telegraph, which

printed 3 days ago, Andrew Tate must be

extradited urgently. That's not an

organic piece from the media. Why would

the media be talking about me four years

later? Why would the media print about

me every single day no matter what on

repeat? Because they're instructed to by

the state because our propaganda arm. So

we must urgently get Andrew Tate, says

the Telegraph, because the British

government told them to. And that just

shows how pathetic and frustrated they

are when they call a hotel in Hong Kong.

Please kick him out. And the owner goes,

I'm not going to kick you out. They're

losers. I'm like, I know they're losers.

And then I post from the hotel having a

cigar on my Twitter.

Imagine

thinking you're the big boss and you're

like working for the government. You're

a spy. You're James Bond working for MI6

and little old Andrew is making a

[ __ ] [ __ ] out of you.

I think I've annoyed them far more than

they'll ever annoy me. And I think even

if they kill me, it's the same. Even if

they kill me, I get to be a hero

forever. It's fine. I'm sure dying will

suck, but then I'll be dead. Do you fear

death? I fear dying.

I don't think you can fear death because

you're dead then.

I fear dying.

I'm worried about the people I'm going

to leave behind,

but I'm almost there, bro. I'm 40. I've

got 20, 30 years left anyway. And I've

lived more life than most men will ever

live in 100 years. So, I can't complain

about my experiences. I've had it from

the bottom. I've had Romanian jail and

all this [ __ ] Bugattis, private jets,

the most beautiful women on the planet,

endless children, endless money, fame,

most famous man in the world, a fighter,

a chess player. I've done everything.

I've done everything. I've had a great

life. But

I don't want to say [ __ ] you to anybody

because I believe that somehow

in the end things work out fair. And if

I end up dead, that's fine because I

believe there's going to be some degree

of karmic justice for the people who did

this to me.

I really think we should add.

If this is your last podcast,

what is the one thing you want men to

remember?

I recently lost a boxing match and

everyone says to me, "Andrew, why'd you

do that? You're too old to fight." Who

does this and then goes and fights? Of

course, I lost. The [ __ ] Who does this

and when the second he's free gets in

there with someone 40 kilo, 50 lbs

heavier than him and and 15 years

younger than him and two inches taller

than him? What kind of idiot?

People ask me, "Does it bother you

because you know you were top G and you

lost this fight?"

I

always

when presented with the two pieces of

paper, when I was presented with the red

pill and the blue pill, I have always my

entire life taken the brave choice.

At the time of filming of this podcast,

I have just rejected their $50 million

to drop my case and make all this go

away. I just took a brave choice. And

now they're all sitting around a table

deciding what they can do. And I'm not

even saying they're bad people. As funny

as this sounds, I'm not even going to

say they're evil. I guarantee they're

saying, "Is there anything we can do

besides kill him?"

Problem is, the list escaped then. And

soon the conversation is going to turn

to there's nothing else left. We either

kill him or we let him win. Nothing else

is working. We either kill him or we let

him win. Well, what happens if he wins?

Everything. Everyone's [ __ ]

And then they have to make a choice. Do

we want to tear the whole system down

that pays us and pays our kids and the

system we believe in and the system we

built for one guy?

Or does he want to be in a plane

accident?

Planes crash, bro. [ __ ] happens. The

world moves on. Epstein died. The

world's move on just fine. [ __ ] happens.

So

I want people to understand

that no matter what happens to me, I

never feel

regret

even if it all goes wrong

because I'm proud of my track record of

always choosing the brave choice.

When we last did a podcast,

my security team and I spotted a tail

about 2 days before our last podcast,

and we noticed we were being followed.

Now, with some investigation, we believe

there may have just been people who

wanted to rob us, but at the time, we

thought it might have been a more

serious threat.

And that's why I was acting the way I

was when I last saw you with the

security teams I had. And I was so

concerned and I was really worried and I

wanted to come in the middle of the

night and I had so many guys outside

with guns etc. This is no way to live.

Truthfully, it's no way to live. The

sword of Damacles

is far more intimidating than the grapes

are tasty.

And I actually think the reason I've

said no to them is because if I say yes

to them,

I think that they may still consider

killing me.

So, what I'm going to do instead of

living this way for the rest of my life

as a king with that sword over my head,

I'm going to force a decision. Either

I'm going to [ __ ] win or you're going

to kill me.

Well, everyone, uh, this has been your

guest,

Andrew Tape. This is the Jack Noil

podcast. Appreciate you coming on.

Thanks, sir.

We'll do another one soon.