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#70 - Why Conservatives and Christians Are Getting Andrew Tate Completely Wrong · Brandon Fogal Evolution

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  Andrew Tate is in the U.S. and he had a warm welcome, a warm welcome.
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  He is being investigated, like they're trying to find something on him in Florida.
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  He lands in Florida, I thought it would be a nice welcoming there,
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  and Governor DeSantis went right at him.
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  I don't know if he knew all the facts about Andrew Tate or what he was thinking
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  doing this, but the Attorney General is already looking for something.
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  They're trying to find something on Andrew Tate. In this episode,
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  we are going to take a look at Andrew Tate's sit down with PBD,
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  Patrick Bet David, his podcast.
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  It was very good. It was on Monday and there was so many highlights in it that
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  we're going to break down the biggest highlights, the biggest moments that I
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  gleaned from it and what I took away from it.
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  I think Andrew Tate is very misunderstood by a lot of people and I'm going to point the finger,
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  even though I don't want to, I'm going to point the finger at conservatives and Christians,
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  why we are having so much friendly fire by going at this guy when there is no
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  need whatsoever to go at him like that we are doing.
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  We're going to break it all down. My name is Brandon Fogle. This is Evolution.
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  Let's dive into it. All right. So we're going to take a couple clips of the
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  Patrick David sit down and what happened and what all went on there because
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  it was extremely good. The whole episode was good.
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  I'm going to actually just show the very first clip just so you kind of get
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  an idea because not everybody knows who Andrew Tate is.
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  I think more of the rest of the world knows who Andrew Tate is as opposed to
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  every United States citizen, but he's back in America.
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  He is born from the United States. He is one of our own, Even though he grew
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  up most of his life in Britain, so he kind of claims that as his upbringing, but he is...
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  Born in the united states this is his homeland this is
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  his homeland and i don't think we should be
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  targeting him there are so many things that christians we
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  could glean from him and take from him and implement
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  in our lives and there are so many things in his whole
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  brand in his whole philosophy that we could get
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  from but let's we're going to take a look at quickly hit the
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  first clip in patrick david this is towards the end this is
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  towards the end towards the end folks but let's switch screens
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  okay because they're the whole the whole episode he he
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  is andro tate he's fire throughout the whole episode he
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  i mean if if you want a shot of
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  adrenaline and a pill of just confidence you start listening to andro tate for
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  just a little bit and especially men because his his his audience his reach
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  is primarily men but not completely not completely And it's about bringing masculinity.
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  Masculinity back to the forefront of our culture.
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  And this fits in with the biblical worldview.
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  Paul said, the apostle Paul said, act like men, act like men.
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  So we're going to take a look at some of the things that why we,
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  I see why people disagree with him and people are kind of shooting at him and
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  just making a big deal about his life and about his, what he represents.
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  But we'll break it all down. But let's first take a look at this first clip
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  with Patrick David and their sit down.
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  Do you have any plans of ever interviewing Trump? I think that would be a very
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  interesting conversation.
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  I'd love to talk to Trump. I mean, I really do think, I know everyone says he's
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  a great president, but you know, even when he said he thinks of things I don't
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  often think of, and that's really unusual for me because I like to think I think of everything.
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  But when he sat down with Ukraine, he's like, no, I want 500 billion.
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  Not only do I want to end the war, I want my money back with interest.
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  That wouldn't have crossed my mind. I'm going to be honest. If I was president,
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  I would have tried to fix the war.
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  I would have thought it's a war-torn country, fix the war. I wouldn't have been
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  like, yeah, fix the war plus pay me. He is a gangster. He is a G.
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  Trump is exactly the leader America needs. And I am praying,
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  truthfully praying that Vance is next. We can't go back.
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  Gentlemen, everyone watching this
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  show, there's a lot of people that feel euphoric because Trump has won.
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  And they feel like the woke mind virus is gone and our enemies are gone.
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  No, our enemies are plotting in the shadows.
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  Our enemies are still using the judicial system and the judges to slow Trump down.
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  Our enemies are still using the media to attack anybody with massive influence.
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  Myself, Trump, Elon, etc.
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  Our enemies are still subverting white people into believing that their own
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  race should go extinct via migration. Okay.
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  As you can see, he is electrifying. He is electrifying and he says a lot of
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  just very hot, very button pushy things for a lot of people.
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  You know, I mean, we have been so just culturally, politically...
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  Correctly mindset geared that we have to like embrace everything.
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  Like if someone says anything about that goes, that goes a little politically
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  incorrect that we're like, we immediately are, the hair sticks back on our necks.
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  We, we, we can't really think straight. We start seeing blurred things.
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  We don't know what to think.
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  So he says things that are dicey at times.
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  And I understand that, but this was the, the, this moment right here,
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  he completely backs Trump and he's coming into the United States and Trump,
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  when, when they ask Trump, why, how did Andrew get released from Romania?
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  And how has he come to the United States?
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  Trump is just flat out, straight out, just gangster. I don't know.
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  I don't know. And Andrew says the most man thing to do is to say, I don't know.
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  If you don't, if you don't know as a man, you don't like, instead of just filling
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  the air and saying something to make yourself look stupid, you know, and I've done that.
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  I think we've all done that, but it's like, he says, just, just say,
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  I don't know this, this point, like he says that Trump with the Ukrainian,
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  like he says that Trump is more gangster than him because he says, Trump says to Zelensky.
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  All right, we're going to stop this war.
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  But also I want to get reimbursed for the, what we have, what we have paid for,
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  what we have put down, what we, the treasure that we have spent.
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  And because Trump is always thinking next level, even more next level than Tate.
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  This is a new wave of thought for, for all people and specifically in primarily men.
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  Cause I mean, if you are, if you, this makes you uncomfortable and I know it
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  can natural, natural reaction can make you uncomfortable by this guy,
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  by Andrew Tate, because he is all about being uncomfortable.
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  Men stepping up and doing what you're called to do, being what you're called
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  to be in the fullest sense, don't backing down.
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  And I think our natural tendency is to back down.
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  Our natural tendency is to submit. We've got to do it with wisdom.
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  And this aligns completely with the Bible.
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  There are things that he puts out there and people disagree with that he's done,
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  that he said that they don't like.
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  Like, but overall, like, when did we as, and I'm going to primarily focus at
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  Christians, why, when did we become holier than thou?
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  When did we become condemning and thinking that everybody else has to be Jesus Christ incarnate?
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  Everybody else has, everybody else has to be perfect.
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  And if they don't line with that, then I'm going to completely just cast them off.
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  As opposed to, we are all sinners. We are all fallen.
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  We are all working, working our way through this world. There's no,
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  like no one is better than anyone else.
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  So like I'm, I'm blown away and flabbergasted by the fact that we can look at
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  Andrew Tate and not just at least take the good from what he's doing.
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  Because there is a lot of good. There is a lot of good. I think if we just take
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  that part of just re rethinking how we are teaching young boys how to be and
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  how to grow up and be like men,
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  then I think we've got something completely seriously wrong.
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  So there's, I mean, I know Andrew Tate is not perfect and no one is.
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  And he's done a lot of things that people don't like.
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  And I, and I, I mean, I, sin is sin.
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  Things that you do are wrong. They're, they're wrong, whatever,
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  you know, that's what they are. We all have them.
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  It's not like anybody is better than the other. And if you think you are,
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  you're completely deceived.
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  If you're looking at him and saying, man, that's the bad guy. That's the bad guy.
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  Man, you got to take a serious look in the mirror, a serious self-evaluation,
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  because man, I am the opposite of a good guy, and I don't think anyone is a good guy.
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  Nobody, you know, and so don't, and Christians don't get ourselves like,
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  this is a guy that is a freaking warrior.
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  I'm, he's going to do things that we disagree with. Everybody is,
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  everybody's going to do stupid things, you know, but it's like,
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  don't take it like, because something somebody has done once in the past and
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  that's, that's what they are.
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  They're, they're marked for life. I have, I cannot accept them.
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  I cannot look upon them. They are beneath, beneath me. they are beneath Christianity.
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  They are beneath Christian culture and morality.
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  Christians be better. And I don't want to do my own friendly fire.
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  I mean, that's why we can have these discussions.
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  We can point things out that we disagree with. As long as we are of the mindset,
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  you know, this is all about the kingdom of God.
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  This is all about the kingdom of God. That's the thing that matters.
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  The kingdom of God is coming until kingdom come. That is what is coming.
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  So like, let's in line with that, let's as much as getting, but I mean, it's a, it's a battle.
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  We are on behind enemy lines. We need fighters and we need at least somebody
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  that's going to spark something that's P that people are going to get up and want to go out and fight.
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  And this is a guy that can freaking fight. Literally.
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  He's a, he was a fighter. He's a UFC fighter. So, I mean, I know I,
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  this gets me fired up and most of this episode with PPD was all just him being
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  fired up and him defending himself.
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  We're going to take a look at this moment right here, the next moment where
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  it seems we see a little bit more humanity of Andrew Tate because we see him
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  get a little bit emotional and just describing how he has been attacked terribly.
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  Terribly and lawlessly all right
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  here we're gonna take a quick look at this right that trump himself could
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  possibly ask for you tell me what you want me to do sir i'm ready
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  because i have been at the end of these people i've felt
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  the true fire that these people can inflict on a human they've truly hurt me
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  in a lot of ways so i am ready to go full i'm getting emotional because no i
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  am because what they can do to somebody like me at least i had financial resource
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  at least i had media outlets. Imagine I was a normal person with normal money.
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  Imagine nobody listened to me. The wrap-up smear would have had me done in two
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  days. I would have been bankrupt and in jail in two days, done.
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  Nobody even gives me appreciation or respect, even the people who don't like
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  me, for how I fought against this from Bucharest, stuck in a house against the
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  mainstream media machine with no money, all my bank accounts frozen,
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  a judicial system which is questionable,
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  sitting there resisting this massive matrix attack, perhaps the largest
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  one you can name outside of trump himself and i managed to beat it
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  by myself i've seen how powerful our enemy is which
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  is why i want them gone i'm ready to take instructions sir
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  if elon or trump call me and say this needs to end we need
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  to deal with these people you need to go on this podcast and say this i'm ready
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  because these people are evil they have no conscience they do not believe in
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  pity or humanity at all okay there's so much there so much there and this guy
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  he has been you could say he hasn't been like convicted of any he hasn't been
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  convicted of anything a lot of people trump has been convicted.
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  You know, it's like Trump is a convicted felon and he's our president.
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  Tate, he hasn't been convicted of anything.
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  And we think that sometimes America justice system is bad.
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  He's been dealing with it in Romania and even Britain. Britain,
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  like the UK is, you can't, we
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  take freedom of speech so, just so like for granted in the United States.
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  We take freedom him a speech so for granted.
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  You could tell that Andrew Tate was seriously getting emotional.
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  And like, I mean, he does it a lot of times. He doesn't allow that to come through.
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  You know, he's very hardcore.
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  You know, he's a guy that you would want to be in a foxhole with.
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  I mean, you think about all the guys out there. That's a guy that I'd want to
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  be in a foxhole with if we were in actual battle.
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  And he lets his guard down,
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  Maybe it's calculated. I don't know. I don't think it was. And even if it was,
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  it doesn't matter. He says, I'm getting emotional.
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  Because you can be going through something and something just triggers something, a memory.
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  And it's like a shot of something that just takes you back and you remember.
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  So he's remembering. He's been actually in prison, in jail.
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  They have not convicted of anything. They've had to throw out everything that
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  they're throwing on him constantly, just berated constantly.
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  And he comes to the U.S. and now we're doing the same thing to him.
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  And I'm saying like Christians, conservatives, get behind this guy.
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  He's a freaking warrior. He's a he's a guy that we're going to want on our side.
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  He's I think he's going to be on our side. He's he's going against the matrix,
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  the woke mind virus that is out there.
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  It's not calling for physical battle, but it's calling against a mindset,
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  a zeitgeist that is out there that wants to destroy people, destroy people.
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  Christians, we want to save people.
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  We want people to come to Christ. We want people to live. We want life.
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  We want life more than death.
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  And there's people out there that want to seriously destroy.
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  Tate makes the point that Trump saved the world.
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  Well at least western world if if trump had not won and like you could say that
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  trump did saved it but god saved
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  the world ultimately but god saved even temporarily with putting trump.
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  Not making that bullet go like one millimeter or two millimeters to the side
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  of his head as opposed to taking off his head that he is now our seated president
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  complete it seems like god's got a little bit more he has a little bit more
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  grace and time that he wants in this world to happen because he allowed Trump
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  to be in office and not that.
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  People just to be completely eviscerated by the top echelons that want to destroy them.
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  Because these people, it makes a point that if they're coming after me,
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  and Trump always says this, they're coming after me, but really they're coming after you.
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  I'm just standing in front of you.
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  And if they can do this to Tate, and they were unsuccessful,
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  but they're not gonna stop. They don't stop.
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  And it's like, you're not saying, I'm not saying the people are the devil,
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  but people can be incited by the devil.
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  Inside the whole world goes in
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  the sway of the evil one political people that
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  are power and politics you know a lot
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  the devil is definitely controlling so
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  many things that we have no idea and like it's just
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  clearly played out when people want to destroy a
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  man destroy a man and i think when christians want
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  to destroy a man a reputation and speak about things they
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  don't they don't even know and understand that man he
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  is not he's not like he's not worse than
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  anybody else my god he's not
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  worse than anybody else and he's not worse than you and he's
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  he's a freaking fighter so like i think christians conservatives we can get
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  behind this guy i'm calling for it you know i'm gonna step out on limb which
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  it shouldn't even be a limb to step out on get behind andrew tate i know he's
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  done wrong things everybody has and he will do wrong things i will do wrong
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  things i do things I regret every day.
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  I'm not perfect. Nobody is. So it's like, let's, let's get away from this mindset.
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  Let's flush it out. Let's flush it out.
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  Let's take what we can, the good, you know, and correct the bad,
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  take the good and correct the bad.
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  You know, let's not shoot ourselves in the foot. Let's stop doing this stupid
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  friendly fire. All right, we'll leave it at that.