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#66 - Epstein Flight Logs DROP, Tate Brothers in U.S. & RIP Gene Hackman (95) · Brandon Fogal Evolution

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  Let's try that one more time. I guess you got to have your mic on.
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  Good way to start the morning. All right. The Epstein files are about to be released today.
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  The Tate brothers are on their way to the U.S. I don't know if you're familiar
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  with them, but if you're not, you will be soon.
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  And then Gene Hackman and his wife were found. They had passed away in their
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  home and along with their dog. So a lot of breaking news right there.
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  It's a sad story there, but we're going to dive into it.
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  And also I wanted to talk about some, just because I know everybody is familiar
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  with Gene Hackman. He had a legendary career. So we'll just start it there.
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  Again, my name is Brandon Fogle. This is Evolution.
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  I left the mic off. So I had to kind of repeat myself a little bit this morning.
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  So, hey, everybody starts off. Sometimes you can, sometimes you can start off
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  to a rocky start, but it's all how you react in whatever moment you're in.
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  That's, that's how I see it.
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  All right. We're going to dive in first of all, to Gene Hackman's story.
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  It was shocking to me. I had not followed him lately.
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  He's been out of the movies for a while, but so he's been a little bit off the
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  scene, but I'll switch screens so you all can see.
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  So when you all think of Gene Hackman, what immediately goes to your mind?
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  What movie goes to your mind more than likely?
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  For me, I go to Enemy of the State. I know that was a Will Smith movie,
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  but that is the movie that my mind immediately jumps to with Gene Hackman.
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  He he's been in so he he was born
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  in 1930 and so he passed away
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  it's at 95 years old so he's done
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  he's been in the movies for a long time so
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  he had a lot a lot of stuff that he he had a hand
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  in and he helped out with which was which was just great but i immediately go
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  to enemy of the state and they got they got something that you want they they
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  got something on you they're coming after you you know or no it's you got something
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  they want he said that's the the line in Enemy of the State that Gene Hackman,
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  when he says to Will Smith,
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  that I always go to and I immediately think of.
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  So, but he was, I remember him in Superman. Was it Lex Luthor in the,
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  like, the original with Christopher Reeves?
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  Like, I mean, he, and he, like, had years, I mean, like, early movies, early movies.
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  So he had a great, amazing career.
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  But yeah, him and his wife were found passed away in their, in their home,
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  along with their dog, there's an investigation happening, but so more,
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  more stuff's going to come out because it does seem kind of odd that,
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  that what happened, like, I mean.
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  It could have been carbon monoxide, the, all, like they were all found dead.
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  They're looking into it right now, but either way, the man had a stellar,
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  amazing career and there's so many things that we can remember.
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  Like, I'm sure there, if you, if you say Gene Hackman, you could say it to five
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  different people and people would think of five different movies.
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  10 different people, 10 different movies.
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  And what do you immediately go to? What do you think of? Like I said, mine is...
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  Enemy of the state. That is the one that I immediately jumped to that he,
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  he was not like the main role, but he could have took, he could have been the main role.
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  You know, he, he, and that he, it was just a perfect combination.
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  Him and Will Smith in that movie, they, they, they did an awesome job together.
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  And, but like just the, the dynamic that they had between one another was just
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  amazing, but you have something that they want. Yeah. That's what it is.
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  I, I, you have something that they want. And he's, I got, I'm going to,
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  I'm going to get all my acting going and how, like, cause I got to be able to do it as well.
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  You know, I want to have that Gene Hackman ask, you know, that ability to like
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  say a line like he could, you know, on the spot, you know, I don't think nobody's
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  going to come around and just deliver like he did.
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  He was, he was absolutely amazing in, in his life.
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  So, I mean, we're, we were very blessed to have him, you know,
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  and, share our lives with him and be able to see him on the scene all those
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  years and all those amazing things that he did.
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  But what do you go to? What's your movie that you go to when you think of Gene Hackman?
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  On other news, if you're familiar with the Tate brothers, they are on their
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  way right now, reports are saying to the US.
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  So Andrew Tate, if you're not familiar with him, he is a man's man.
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  He is a man's man. And if you say Andrew Tate, he is.
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  Definitely, you know, like Donald Trump, a polarizing person.
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  And he, he garners the airwaves by his, you could say macho,
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  you know, he, he's very a macho man. He, he's not macho man, Randy Savage.
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  He's not that level, but he is, he is a man's man.
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  And like, and you could say that he, he kind of demeans women sometimes.
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  And like, he's a womanizer or all that, you know, he, he
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  was put in jail and I like it the charge like
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  the more I looked into it he was like taking like
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  captive and into Romanian jail just like
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  that legal system over there is whack absolutely whack
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  and whatever happened you know it was so weird because he he said something
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  about Greta Thunberg or whatever her name is Greta something that one girl that
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  is always about environmentalism he said something about her and then she tweeted
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  something and then he immediately was back in jail and it was just a weird situation.
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  None of the charges, like he was in prison over in Romania and it just seemed
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  so like it did not align with what the facts were.
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  Like I, cause I saw so many interviews of him being in jail and his side of
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  the story was happening and just the charges that they were bringing against him is just so weird.
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  He, or just so weird that he was kind of seducing girls.
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  By, and, and taking advantage of them by allowing them to like promote their
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  stuff, you know, on, and basically he was just, he was not womanizing.
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  He was just like, he was helping girls and show, and like using like what they
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  have, you know, and to promote like,
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  his, his megaphone, you know, and his ability to kind of reach people,
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  you know, he, it was not, none of it, none of it sounded legit at all ever.
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  And, you know, of course, everybody's got skeletons. Everybody's got things
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  that they've done that they're not proud of, but the thing that he was charged
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  with and what he was being held for in Romania just absolutely made no sense whatsoever.
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  But then steps in Donald Trump and the new administration, and immediately he's let go.
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  He's allowed to leave Romania. So there's pressure coming from the U.S.,
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  and now Andrew Tate is coming to the United States, which is,
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  I mean, are there things in the air that he could actually be a part of the
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  Trump administration in some capacity?
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  I wouldn't put it past Donald Trump.
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  I mean, I, I, how he, I mean,
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  Elon, he's not officially like in the elected office member or anything like
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  that, but he's definitely having a hand and influence in the way we are going
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  as a country and making major policy decisions and what's happening and affecting our lives.
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  Andrew Tate, he is, he is, he is nuclear, definitely nuclear.
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  And like that some people, You don't want to touch him because he can have a bad rap.
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  But like, I, I think overall his, like what he does is like,
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  I think it pushes a, I mean, at least it makes us think about his side.
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  He's actually, he's fully like invested in his position and his,
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  the way that people see him.
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  He, that he's fully invested in that. He makes it clear that he doesn't,
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  the one thing about him is amazing. He doesn't back down from himself.
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  Like he puts it full throttle in what he believes and what he stands for.
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  He's completely bought in and he doesn't give an inch.
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  I've heard him say about depression, he's like, I won't allow myself to be depressed.
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  He is all about just being a man's man.
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  Sometimes you could disagree how he treats girls, but the girls that are in
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  his life that he influences and he puts out there and he shows their lives,
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  he gives them a leg up, he helps them, whatever.
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  You could say he's using them in a way, but they're willingly wanting to be
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  a part of that because they want to be a part of that lifestyle.
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  And I think, I mean, he, I don't think he's doing anything crazy wrong in what he's doing there.
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  You know, I mean, he has the freedom to do that. If he doesn't,
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  I mean, people are going to disagree with it or not.
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  I just like Andrew Tate because he, he's a man's man.
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  He's all about, you know, men taking charge,
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  having courage, you know not not backing down
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  being just full the world this is who I am you know not I'm not not sitting
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  back not letting like just everybody else influence who you are but just being
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  real and authentic and authentic to the core you know that's why you can kind
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  of make people rub people the wrong way because he sometimes seems like.
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  He pushes it too far. He goes a little bit too far in the way that he does things.
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  And that can kind of be kind of disagreeable to some, and people don't have a taste for that.
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  But what do you all think? Are you all in line with Andrew Tate?
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  I mean, I'd say about 50% of the country knows who he is.
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  You know, a lot of people aren't following Andrew Tate. He's not in the U.S.,
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  but he has worldwide influence.
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  He's huge. He's absolutely huge. I stand on the side. I like him.
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  The only thing I disagree really with him is his, he turned to Islam.
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  He became Muslim. And that's the, but his brother is a Christian and Andrew
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  Tate, he grew up in the UK and he became Muslim.
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  And I've heard different stories of him turning to Islam and why he did that.
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  And it hurts me a little bit, you know, like why he went that way as opposed
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  to staying strong with his Christian faith. faith because Christianity,
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  it does require some demands on your life.
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  It requires some different morality than even Islam has.
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  Islam has its own thing. You know, it's somewhat kind of like Christianity in
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  some ways, but I think there's a little bit more freedom to keep his brand of
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  Tate and be full out Tate,
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  you know, and go the Islam way,
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  Muslim, you know, but like, as opposed to, like,
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  if he was a Christian, could he do the same thing he does and have that same
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  brand and that same influence the way that people see him and be a Christian? I...
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  I mean, it's, I don't know. I don't know.
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  That's, that would be his, you know, it's when you're a Christian,
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  it's your freedom of conscience between you and God.
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  You have your personal conscience and how you conduct yourself and what you, what you do, you know?
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  So there, there would be some, maybe some things that he might have to not be
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  full gas to the ground, you know, pedal to the metal kind of thing and kind
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  of dial it back a little bit.
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  Maybe that might happen and maybe that influenced him.
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  But what I heard was why he became Muslim was when he was in prison.
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  And, you know, I think they're fallacious, phony, ridiculous charges that were
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  brought against Andrew Tate. Ridiculous. Absolutely ridiculous.
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  And the more I even looked into it and watched and all this stuff and heard
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  all sides of the story, it was absolute stupidity.
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  That was a miscarriage of justice, that they had him in prison.
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  Ridiculous. Absolutely ridiculous.
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  So, but why he became Muslim is because he was, when he was in prison,
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  the people that were reaching out to him and encouraging him and being behind
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  him and standing with him were Muslims.
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  And that was what I heard that why he became that.
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  And it wasn't the Christian brothers that were there standing firm for him and
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  supporting him and all that.
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  And it's like maybe he wasn't taking into account his own brother.
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  I don't know. But his own brother is Christian, and he has been there along with him.
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  But I've just heard it was the ones that were reaching out to him the most were
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  Muslims and that were supporting him.
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  And that's why I'd say, man, we got to watch each other's backs.
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  Christians, we got to watch each other's backs. We do not need to just slander
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  people and just like, oh, they're doing something I disagree with.
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  So I'm going to just throw them along on the wayside and not even care about
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  them because they're doing something that I deem is unethical.
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  They're doing something that I deem is wrong in my own view,
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  as opposed to that's their conscience between them and God, you know?
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  I say the more that you come closer to Christ, you're going to be influenced
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  by Christ and you're going to become more like Christ.
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  So, we don't need to be like throwing like, you know...
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  Paint on someone and saying, oh, and marking them, oh, I can't have anything
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  to do with them because they're doing something that I deem is not Christian worthy.
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  And I would say that's what I would say about that, you know?
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  In other news, we're going to skip to the Epstein files. If you've been following
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  this, the Epstein files are about to be released.
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  They are going to be dropping today, today, if you are, if you're familiar with,
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  with, with Epstein is there's a lot of stuff going to shake out.
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  And you could say this could have been the reason that so many people did not
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  want Donald Trump in the office,
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  in the presidency that he, he rose to this power again is just mind boggling
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  that Donald Trump has this power again.
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  And it seems like it would have been an impossible thing that could ever have happened, but it did.
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  And that's what it's so crazy. He was written off. Donald Trump was written
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  off and everybody like thought it was, that was game over for him.
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  We have moved on and you could, you could say all the Democrats,
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  all the liberals thought it because they just threw everything at him.
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  You know, they gave him a lot of fuel for his fire.
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  And one of them is he has the opportunity now to no longer allow the government
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  to hide the Epstein files, the Epstein flight logs, everything that happened with Epstein.
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  It's all going to it's going to come out now.
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  It's going to come out. And that's now the question is, is stuff going to be
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  redacted today once it's released?
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  Are they going to be redacted? Are people not going to see everything?
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  Are they going to hide something? Man, I sure hope not. I sure hope not.
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  But when things go into national security and top secret clearance and all that,
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  there's there's that element that like they have to take into in their in their
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  judgment and what what they what they do.
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  But it's I it's coming out and it's it's set to start releasing today.
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  So everybody's on pins and needles just waiting for this to drop.
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  But I mean, there are big names, people, big names out there.
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  They're going to be dropping.
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  And that's why I don't, I don't even want to say any of their names because
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  you all already know all their names and everybody had a photo with Epstein.
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  Everybody had a photo with him.
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  So like, and then that's why some, some people would pin like,
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  because Donald Trump, he had some photos with Epstein.
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  I mean, this guy wasn't, you know, and just a guy that was not out of the scene.
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  And he was front and center in a lot of people's lives.
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  He was like intertwined deeply in every everybody's life.
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  And now what is going to matter is who went to Epstein Island.
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  And then the more investigation with that and all that went into that.
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  I think a lot of people are concerned, you know, rightly so in some ways.
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  But I think I'm on the edge of my seat. Are you on the edge of your seat of
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  what's going to what's going to finally drop today?
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  We're going to find out. It's all gonna come out So Get ready for that And we'll
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  just We'll end it with that I'll leave you in suspense Alright Peace all.