(NEW!) Andrew Tate's Last Interview Before Miami Arrest | Jack Neel Podcast

Andrew, 2 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.

Andrew Tate,

what's the real reason you were

canceled, 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,

there 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 might take a little while,

I'll be able to answer that question a

little bit better.

So, does this 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.

Cuz 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, "No,

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." I 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 4 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. 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 4 years. They want money. They want

it today. We're going to teach people

how to do that. Hustlers University.

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 I knew

who made money with drop shipping e-com.

Called up a guy who made money with

crypto trading. And I said, "Look, I'm

going to be 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 5 or 6

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 going to attach a Stripe

account. Nice and easy. Monthly

subscriptions. Split it all up. It's

going to 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 Milken

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, four million dollars a

month at 80% margin. From day one we're

ultra profitable company. At 10 or 15x

multiplier we're a three or 400 million

dollar 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 that 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 of 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 3 400M. I started

a company 9 months later 400M nice and

easy, right? Cuz 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. In return,

we're going to give you $50 million. It

was a 3-year contract $50 million."

I sat there and thought, "16 17 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 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 not 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,

"Why don't 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 in any

any trouble,

to protect our investment into you,

we're going to make sure you have the

best legal counsel."

I said, "I'm not in any trouble. I

haven't done anything wrong. So, I don't

need this legal protection, either."

I was unaware at the time in my

ignorance 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,

I'm 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 I thought, 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 know 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 did this girl A go?" He goes, "I

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

So, why? He goes,

"Probably got jealous of my other

girlfriends." I was like, "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 A vanished,

April

of 2022,

we were sitting in our house

at 1:00 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 then of course we comply.

And they 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 swoll.

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, "Woah, woah, woah."

You know, my paycheck is my paycheck,

but what's all this?

So, these guys busted 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.

Like, of 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 had no friends there, no

girls, no one's there.

They searched the entire house for

drugs.

They looked 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, so 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. I'm going to go into

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

raid.

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, "It's protocol in Romania."

In case these proven to be

proceeds of crime. It's a crime. There's

no I mean, there's no I mean, 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 detective's in the office at

DIICOT." So, who the [ __ ] are DIICOT?

Never heard of DIICOT before. Turns out

they'd be my best friends later on.

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

office 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

5 to 6 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 DIICOT'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

it's the prosecutors.

We sit down.

The prosecutor says,

"Why did this girl say there was girls

kidnapped in your house?"

And I said, "Brother,

I've got a [ __ ] clue. I only said

hello to her twice. Ask 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. He 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 the 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

Tristan's credit card, by the way.

It's all there. It's all right 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 Bilzerian 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 Alin. I'm like,

"Alin, 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, "Hmm."

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 the 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 has it 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's

my fault. Everything in the world is my

fault. I'm the world's worst man, and

I'm dangerous. I need to be deleted from

the internet.

And it's on an NGO page for a charity

protecting the rights of gays.

Well, that's weird. Whatever. And then

she goes, "And 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.

So 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

NGOs 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

in Iran.

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 to

do lawn mower reviews on TikTok, 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."

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, that'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 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. At around $50 a month, yeah,

13, 14, 15 million dollars. I was

probably keeping between 9 and 10

million American dollars every single

month. All right. 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 market 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? Cuz they didn't want to

get him. When they wanted to get him,

they then released it, so everyone said

Diddy'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 NGOs, 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. [ __ ] them." Light his

cigar.

Tris,

like, maybe you're right, T. Maybe it

doesn't matter.

But, there was a problem.

And the reason I think the NGOs 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, Hustlers

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 in 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

NGOs 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.

3 days later, I wake up and my

girlfriend wakes me up next to me.

"Andrew, Andrew." I'm like, "Woah, 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 Googled man on the planet.

My mercenary army

grew to 28,000 fan pages posting endless

Tate content. You remember the days you

couldn't get rid of me?

You couldn't get rid of me from the

algo. I was TikTok, 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'd 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 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 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 may be the most Googled man on

planet Earth. My school's now at 300,000

students.

15 million dollars turnover a month.

15 million times 12

is 15 times 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 the

margin like mine. A billion-dollar

business.

1.2 billion, 9 months old, me and six

dudes in a 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 have

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 phone down. I went to get a

coffee. And as I was walking to get a

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.

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 a NatWest and a HSBC

bank in the in England. They seized all

that money. Talk about that soon.

Everything was froze.

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 fuck."

"I'll call you back."

Here I filmed 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 a hundred million dollars.

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, go, "Terrorist threat."

End of 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're probably right. I probably could

have said, "Fuck the Matrix. Let's

Westminster Palace tonight. Let's take

over." And and it would have been it

would have been the [ __ ] 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 100,000 women march

through this town right now in protest,

it's inconvenient. If 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? 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. Mhm.

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 I 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 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, 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 and my six.

And they thought, "This is a national

security threat. He's on the same level

as Osama bin Laden."

And that was UK government. Why? 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 banned

you.

You got banned for saying the COVID

vaccine was dangerous. They banned you.

The internet was complete Stasi.

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. Mhm.

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 and 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 Google'd 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, "I must be cool."

Yeah, but there's a sword

above my head.

I tell Tristan the story.

I explain to him Sword of Damocles,

lights a cigar.

Doesn't give a [ __ ] It's Tristan.

So [ __ ] 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 [ __ ] 'em, if you say it's

war, it's war."

He goes, "It's war." So [ __ ] 'em, 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. That I'm

just trying to teach the world

entrepreneurship.

That I haven't really done anything

wrong. I said women can't park, 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's getting 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."

He said it's important.

He's an important man in Romania. So, I

said, "Okay, 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 dollars 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 get an ATV and drive all day to

even reach this land. It's in the middle

of the Carpathians. What am I going to

do with this?"

He said, "My dad was given it after the

fall of communism and he wants to sell

it for 7 million dollars. 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 I "Why am I going to need the friends?

I have friends in Romania."

Without 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 shakedown, 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 deleted me from social media,

and now my final message is gone now,

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 high-level

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's a pretty stable place. You don't

get shot by accident in Dubai. Let's

just I was like, "Tristan, I know you're

saying [ __ ] them. I can feel the heat.

Something's going on. Let's just go to

Dubai a little while."

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

$250,000 a week in rent. Sheesha, having

a great time. Did my first

podcast with the Nelk Boys and Bradley

Martyn in that house.

Zuby, I did a podcast with Zuby.

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 in 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."

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 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

cuz it worked. If it was a scam, it

never would have took off. It took off

cuz we were teaching kids to actually

make money. Everyone's making money on

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've got this big house in

Dubai. I've got beautiful women. I've

got kids. Everything. I'm like,

"Have I won?"

Tristan's like, "Yeah, we won. It's

over. We won."

I'm 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 watchlist in England." Tristan's

like, "Stop being a [ __ ] bro. It's

Piers 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, [ __ ] Piers." 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 watch my first Piers

Morgan, I'm a lot calmer. I'm a lot more

like,

I I I deliberately decided not to go

there and be top G, to be a lot more

under you know, understandable as a

human.

So, Tristan 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 go on a private jet with a

small suitcase and fly to England. And

as the plane was coming down

into London Heathrow Airport,

I said to Tristan, "They're going to

arrest us when we land."

He goes, "We'll see."

We land, straight through.

Straight through. No problems.

Did the podcast with Piers Morgan. I was

deliberately

more

I deliberately let him clown on me a

little bit. Like, I'm just a 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

gynocracy, and that it's all

misogynistic, 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 a

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

person, you're a Hitler, all this [ __ ]

And I'm just like, "Yeah, 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 loved me.

I go to Sloane Street,

I buy $300,000

of Christmas presents

for all my girlfriends, all the kids,

all my baby mama's, whatever. I'm

running around security just walking

into Harrods buying I didn't know what

the price of [ __ ] anything was, Jack.

Money had lost value.

Even billionaires don't have 350 million

liquid. What the [ __ ] I've beep beep

beep beep beep bags of [ __ ] four

security guys carrying all my [ __ ] Beep

beep beep.

Finished in London.

I did the Pearl podcast where I sat down

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

that. 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 this

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 was supposed to be the ones who

put us on the terror watchlist. 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. Maybe 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."

So, 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 cuz 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."

So, I was like, "Good idea."

So, we land at 9:00 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 4:00 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 landed,

when I heard

I heard the door go

I reached across and grabbed that famous

machete from that machete video.

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, "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,

when 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?"

Cuz 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

cuz of the heat, I had 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, Tristan there, handcuff us. We

sit there.

Eventually the detective says we're here

for human

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 bank 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.

Cuz I had so much money. And they took

them again.

Now, 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."

So, 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 [ __ ] cunts."

I asked my lawyer. I look at my lawyer.

My lawyer is like

"It's what they're going to do."

So, I had to open the safe, bro. What

are you going to do? Open the safe. They

got the [ __ ] guns. They robbed me,

take all my [ __ ] take all my stuff.

They're 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, they're

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 to the

whole house. What's going on?"

They said the same thing as last time.

"You have to go to the DIICOT office to

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're all laughing. We should have

bought her handbags, and haha. And last

time I went to the DIICOT office, I went

home straight away. So, surely this is

just the same bullshit."

So, I walk out of 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 perp

walk me in front of the media?"

The guy goes, "Yes."

I'm like, "Okay. Cool. Perp walk 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 Gandul?

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 DIICOT

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.

I'm like, "What the [ __ ] is going on?"

And they say, "By Romanian code in the

article blah 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, 21 I'm

like,

"For [ __ ] what?"

"How do you plead?" I'm like, "Well, not

guilty, obviously. This is bullshit."

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 get an argument with the

DIICOT guys.

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?" But, I'm like,

"No, you're going to jail."

And that's the clip where they take me

out of the DIICOT 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 The 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.

Same day.

So, I'm in jail and I'm handed

the reason I'm in jail and it's about

this thick in Romania,

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's 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. 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." My lawyer's like, "Oh, 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? This is

garbage."

They're saying that two girls,

your girlfriends, you you human traffic

them on TikTok.

You made them do TikTok 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 Yasmine do videos in my

defense. I've never seen any of them

being aggressive

or rude.

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've 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 Tik Tok were on my

side defending me.

And the next 3 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 Tik

Tok 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 and throw him in

jail, you win the the media war.

What can you 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 the 2 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 Thunberg

in the pizza box, or was 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 jail.

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 hellhole.

And I had two lawyers. I had Allen,

who's a guy I've known for a very long

time, who most people see. And I had an

older lawyer. Name was Gleegock. And

he'd been part of the system for a

really long time.

And I said to Allen, I got to get the

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

don't worry. DIICOT put you in jail for

a day, but after a day, they have to

convince a judge to let you go."

So, I do 1 day in jail, and then we go

in front of the judge. And Allen 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 TikTok. They can't prove

any money was made on TikTok. They can't

prove any transfers went to Andrew from

TikTok. 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 a lot of

questions back and really like,

"What? What do you mean TikTok? Everyone

has TikTok." He's like, "Yeah, exactly.

This is stupid."

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

have to go make my decision." And at the

end of it, I said to Alan, "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 was 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, handcuff straight me,

take me to jail, throw me back in the

[ __ ] cell.

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

to Alan, "What the [ __ ] is going on?"

And 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

[ __ ] set up, and that these clowns,

these prosecutors are [ __ ] 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 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 in your arrest 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, "Uh that's I just have to

give you the leaflet. Nice to meet you."

Walked off.

That was the British consular support.

Took me back to my cell with this

[ __ ] leaflet. gov.uk.

If you're arrested abroad, what to do?

Like I was like this [ __ ] garbage.

So, I was 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 Romania. 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?" Going through 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."

So, he stabbed two people and he got

out. I had supposedly [ __ ] stole

TikTok money. So, I'm sure I'm going to

get out. So, I'm really excited for the

American MC to turn up. American MC

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

"Guys, thank [ __ ] Real humans. No more

Romanians. This You're an Ameri- 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 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."

He goes, "Yeah, there's nothing really

the American government's prepared to do

for you." I'm like, "What do you mean

prepared? What can you do?" He goes,

"Well,

what we can do and what we're prepared

to do are different things,

and we're not prepared to do much for

you right now, so here's a leaflet."

It's a "Protect 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.

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

is invite my international legal team.

I have King's Counsel lawyers from

London, the best of the [ __ ] best,

old school.

Real Gs.

I'm like, "Maybe the Bri- You know what?

The embassy sold me out.

Maybe the British lawyers."

My British lawyers are due to come see

me.

7:00 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 4 months. Try now.

Just sit there.

Sitting there staring at the [ __ ]

clock like [ __ ] sit there.

7:00 p.m. comes they don't turn up.

My lawyers don't turn up. I would have

thought my lawyers don't turn up. I get

on the phone. I get on the phone. What

the [ __ ] going on?

Then suddenly I hear, "When my British

lawyers landed in Bucharest, 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."

Gone.

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 your [ __ ] time.

That's why my lawyers didn't go and see

me because 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, but 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 8 years for a political case. He

was innocent and did the political case.

I think it was a 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, but 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. 3:00 p.m., no

answer. I start calling my lawyer. What

do they say?

They 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., 10:00 p.m. At

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 starts

screaming.

Fratty, meaning brother. Fratty Tate,

Fratty Tate. The whole jail screaming

for me in prison. Fratty Tate, you go

home. Fratty Tate, you're the best of

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 with 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 [ __ ] 4 months. This

[ __ ] liar. This [ __ ] prosecutors

who know I'm innocent. All my stolen

stuff. It's [ __ ] It's [ __ ] finally

[ __ ] over. I run to my cell and I'm

just like,

I can't even say it was the happiest day

of my life. 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 4 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 announce at

10:00 a.m. that the president would have

gone on the phone to the Brits and they

would have [ __ ] stopped it somehow.

It's like [ __ ] God. I haven't done

anything. So God bless that that judge,

whoever it was. One of So they cycle the

judges every month and you happen to get

that one that month? It's a lottery.

Right. Okay. 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 the 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 [ __ ] 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

is it happening to me? 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 5 or 6 6 7 8 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 all 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'd 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 I mean before my school I

had 20 or 30 million dollars, 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 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 a

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 just

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 yard time.

I don't have exercise time.

I was in a bathroom. I didn't see the

sky for 4 months.

And I look 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 7 months, I was pacing all the

time. My girlfriend would be like,

"Andrew, sit down."

But I'd just pace like a [ __ ] caged

dog back forth for 4 months. I just

paced up and down. So, I'm in my living

room, I'm just pacing up and down, and

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 [ __ ] e-comm. 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,

hustlersuniversity.ai.

The British government writes to the

Antiguans who own the .ai

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. Relaunch

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 it 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 the school. I want

money. What else am I going to do? I'm

locked in my [ __ ] house. And also,

I'm like, [ __ ] these people. Cuz the

school's how I defend myself, cuz 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 cuz 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. Cuz girl A is

being sued.

So we have the lawsuit

against girl A

in Florida.

Where she's from.

No Romanian courts.

American courts. Not perfect, but it's

the best chance we got.

So 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 ruined my reputation. They kept me

from my [ __ ] kids. Sue her.

Why not?

It's the 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.

1 month.

2 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. Our

first emergency meeting we did after

jail had half a million live views. Half

a million live.

And after I did that podcast, my first

emergency meeting, they had half a

million live viewers and we talked about

what they did to us in jail.

We said the Romanian state are full of

[ __ ] and are corrupt and it's a [ __ ]

lie.

My lawyer rushed to my house in the

middle of the night.

Comes to my house. He goes, "Andrew."

I'm like, "What the [ __ ] you doing

here?" He goes, "Andrew, Andrew, listen

to me. You have to listen to me." I'm I

was 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 Rahova, the worst

jail in Europe. You're never going to

survive it.

And I said to Alan, 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,

"Alan, 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 the fight.

I don't know if I'm saying I always win,

but I don't quit.

And I said, "Alan, your job's going to

be hard." Cuz [ __ ] them.

They [ __ ] ruined my life. I can't

sleep.

Let's find the two foot 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 victims

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.

UNPHASED.

LAST BULLET. THEY LOOKED at us and

thought, "They have too much power, too

too 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 vanish. 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

UNPHASED.

[ __ ] 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, [ __ ]

that."

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