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Feb. 16, 2024 - Fresh & Fit

02:33:36

Tristan Tate Interview

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	Let's get into it.
	it let's go Mr. Producer you make the best show Mr. Producer you got all them bones Mr. Producer gonna break the feeling
	Mr. Producer to the emergency meeting Mr. Producer and we're back What's up, guys?
	Give me ones and a chat if the audio is good.
	We should be good, man, because these guys got a fantastic setup over here.
	As you guys can see, we switched up the art a little bit.
	We got...
	How'd that piece come from?
	Where'd that come from?
	You know, people just send this stuff to my house.
	And I displayed it once on an emergency meeting podcast, and now people send more and more and more.
	Look, there's a pile of them here.
	There's six or seven or eight of them.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	You guys can't see it, but it's on the side over here.
	There's a bunch of paintings.
	I like the ones where they put the effort in, when someone's actually physically painted it.
	Those are the coolest ones.
	Some of these, I think this is just a blown up photo they've sent.
	I'm pretty sure that's just a picture.
	But Tristan, they don't know your history buff.
	You love history as well.
	I do.
	I do love history.
	Yeah.
	That's pretty good, actually.
	That painting's not very well done, though.
	My face is put on it very, very badly.
	I imagine it's supposed to be a rendition of St.
	James slaying the dragon.
	I assume so.
	Don't know.
	Don't know.
	Don't know what painting this copy from, but I would imagine that's what it is.
	Bam.
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	You know, and it's very interesting, Tristan, because, you know, they canceled you, right?
	And it's like, you didn't do nothing.
	It's like, what the hell did, like, why are they, like, yeah, you didn't say anything crazy.
	And I always find it interesting how they're like, oh yeah, Tristan's canceled off everywhere.
	I'm like, What do you do?
	Show me something that he said that was like super offensive or whatever.
	And it's like they can't point to it.
	That's the thing.
	It's nothing.
	But when the media says Trista Tate, dangerous misogynist, Tate Brothers are dangerous misogynists.
	People assume I've been like preaching hate against women or the death of people.
	I've literally did nothing.
	Yeah.
	I got banned from Instagram.
	My Instagram is a simple formula.
	It was me wearing suits, posting pictures in my car with quotes that I didn't even write.
	Quotes from books and shit I like.
	I'd write them down as I heard them and use them as my...
	So there's not even an original word I even said on Instagram.
	And I got banned.
	But we'll see.
	They might reinstate me once this is all over.
	Tristan, we've known you for, what, five years now?
	Yeah, a long time.
	You're a charming, nice guy that just is polite to women, super calm.
	I mean...
	What did you do wrong, bro?
	Nothing.
	It's crazy.
	But that's the way the world is.
	You're guilty until proven not guilty.
	And even then, you're still guilty in the eyes of my haters.
	If this case gets dropped, there's still going to be people saying that I'm guilty of all sorts of crap.
	And that will never go away.
	So unfortunately, in this world, Where it should be, I mean, any kind of sexual criminal should be in jail for a very long time.
	They should get the harshest of sentences.
	But I think before you're convicted of anything, they protect the people who make the accusations.
	Russell Brand's got a bunch of accusers.
	No one knows who they are.
	No one knows who these imaginary people are.
	Let's say that even they're real.
	I'm saying imaginary because I think it's just a pure fucking fabricated matrix attack.
	However, Why not protect his name until he's found guilty of something?
	How dare you say someone is...
	Because in any other realm, if you're not using the legal system, if I am not using the legal system and I'm just randomly making horrible allegations, if I said you're a rapist or you're a child molester, out of nowhere, that's defamation.
	You could sue me.
	I can't do that.
	However, if I legally make a complaint and say this person touched me inappropriately, you're calling him a sexual predator, you're calling him a sexual criminal.
	But because you've involved the legal system, you could say that, and the headlines can run it as much as they like for years until that person is finally exonerated.
	And they don't even run it when they're an exonerator.
	No, when they're exonerated, bro, when the case is dropped against me, it's going to be amazing how underwhelming the media coverage is.
	Of course.
	Oh, case dismissed due to lack of evidence.
	One day.
	One day.
	There's been an article every single day for the last one year and 10 months that I'm some sort of sexual criminal.
	The day that it gets dropped, they're going to very loosely mention it at all.
	X's and Rumble are going to be the only places where people are talking about it.
	You know, and it's interesting, too, because the day that you guys got picked up, we talked about this on our podcast, and a lot of people don't know this.
	One of Epstein's people that was paying the hush money, she got tagged up down in the Caribbean somewhere.
	And if you search anything with trafficking or anything else like that, what comes up?
	Not the Epstein situation.
	Yes, exactly.
	Crazy coincidence that the woman that's paying off all the victims in the Caribbean, in Epstein's Island, she gets tagged up and no one knows about it.
	Conspiracy.
	Still no one knows.
	yeah there's a line from that movie i i like v for vendetta he says there is no coincidence only the illusion of coincidence yeah everyone's like oh isn't that spooky i'm like well no yeah no i've been in romania for like weeks before that they could have gotten me any day yeah yeah but that day yeah that particular day particular day they waited that particular day it was planned it's like what the man i'm i'm saying nothing of course it was a coincidence of course yeah Of course,
	the day that, you know, the world's biggest human trafficking rings financer gets, you know, outed, that when you Google human trafficking, only my face comes up.
	Yeah.
	And I've never done shit to anyone.
	Illegal, ever.
	And this came out very interesting, because, like, you know, you've kind of, and this goes to show the brotherly love between you and Andrew and how close you guys are.
	This came out during the PBD interview, because I watched both, and you guys did both, did a fantastic job, it was awesome.
	Yes.
	Like, they kind of just dragged you in as collateral damage.
	Like, they didn't really have anything on you until, like, later on.
	Like, they just, like, just brought you in and said, oh, oh, you know.
	Well, to give you the maximum number of, so the rules here is they can hold you in jail without trial for up to, if they pull the right Aikido, half of the maximum sentence of what you've been accused of.
	So me and Andrew could have been in jail for 14, 12, 13, 14 years without a trial, and they could have just dropped it then.
	So that's what I believe the goal was, thankfully, judges saved me.
	Judges.
	Everyone talks about the Romanian judicial system.
	No, no, no.
	You could talk all you like about the police, the way that they've conducted themselves, and a lot of bad stuff is going to come out in the future when this is all crystal clear and people can see what happened.
	But the judges are the ones who saved me.
	Some judge looked at this and went, nah, let him go.
	And the people in charge of doing this to be more furious when that happened.
	But the judges, you know, work sort of on their own.
	So it was the judges who saved me.
	But essentially, It's adding extra criminal charges, just added time they could hold me without a trial.
	So they've added a very interesting criminal charge called forming an organized criminal group.
	You've probably heard this.
	Yes, yeah.
	Do you know how many people you need, minimum, to form an organized criminal group by remaining in law?
	Four.
	You need four people.
	My assistant, of course, does everything me and Andrew Asker, too.
	Pays invoices, books, flights, all the normal legal stuff any assistant does.
	So, of course, they dragged her in.
	Of course.
	The second girl they dragged in, Andrew doesn't even know her.
	To this day, I don't think they've ever had a conversation.
	That's crazy.
	He didn't even know her name.
	and they've dragged her in and this is an organized criminal group because they thought well Tristan knows this girl a bit and Georgiana knows this girl a bit so if we drag her in maybe she'll roll on them and flip and become a prosecution witness if we put her in jail and essentially state sanctioned torture this girl until she flips uh she didn't obviously because she'd have to lie to say i did anything illegal but yeah they needed four people for an organized criminal group so maybe that's why they dragged me in maybe that's why they dragged her in i don't know but I also don't
	care.
	I also don't care, but I'm pretty sure Andrew is the target of all the attacks that are gonna come in the future and this one.
	It's Andrew they want in jail.
	Yeah, I mean, it's crazy how, you know, and obviously you've been there resilient right by his side, but it's crazy like how you've kind of dealt with All the consequences, even though, like, you've never really done anything.
	It's just, you know, it's like the Instagram getting taken down.
	Literally, yeah.
	Posting pictures of you in suits.
	Yes.
	You know, looking like James Bond and, you know, getting all the chicks, and it's like, oh, yeah, let's take his Instagram down.
	YouTube.
	You didn't do anything on there.
	Well, let's just take down all his YouTube and everything else like that.
	It's like, what the fuck, man?
	You know, I can take...
	I'll take a second to defend Mark Zuckerberg's decision.
	I really will.
	I really will.
	I'll tell you why.
	I'll tell you why.
	Because obviously my mass cancellation was orchestrated at the highest levels.
	I got banned from banks, apps like Revolut famously locked all my money.
	All at once, Uber, Airbnb.
	I got the same cancellation treatment Andrew got.
	However, to defend Mark Zuckerberg's decision, If someone is accused of human trafficking, which governments have accused me of for the sake of trying to put me in jail, trying to shut me up, and it's a complete Matrix attack, I don't know Mark.
	I've never met him.
	Okay, this guy's on your platform.
	He's accused of human trafficking.
	I can defend his decision to take me down under the circumstance that when this shit gets dropped, he puts me back up.
	If this gets dropped and I'm not back up in a week or two, then clearly he's just a dork who sold out to the Matrix who does anything they say.
	But...
	And I don't think he will put me back up.
	Wait, because Instagram got taken down when...
	Yes, when I was in jail.
	See?
	So does that make sense?
	So I'm not mad really about losing my Instagram.
	And also, life's better without Instagram.
	It's the number one most deleted app of last year.
	Really?
	Bro, I feel great with no Instagram.
	Life's amazing.
	I don't need Instagram anymore.
	I don't want Instagram.
	However...
	Well, there's other benefits.
	I don't know if you want to say.
	It's up to you if you want to say...
	Oh, I mean, there are other benefits.
	But, you know, at my level, do I really need Instagram?
	No.
	Do I really need Instagram?
	No, no, no.
	I don't need Instagram.
	But, yeah, it's the best dating app in the world.
	Let's just say that.
	We told y'all guys, man!
	We told you guys.
	Number one, number one.
	But I don't need it.
	So, Tristan, as a guy of means, a man of means, and man of stature, you dress for every occasion very well.
	Always dapper.
	Thank you.
	Suits.
	I try.
	Tailored.
	To point.
	As a guy coming up in this world of chaos, how does one start on a path of James Bondery?
	Well, you know, it's not...
	I've always liked suits because I come from London and suits were always the sign of someone with money.
	Yeah.
	I worked in London doing crappy jobs.
	I've worked as a security guard at London nightclubs and a really nicely made suit, you could tell.
	You could tell.
	It could be plain black.
	You could tell if a suit is really nicely made.
	And in London, that's the, I guess, the sign of having money and having status.
	And I always aspired to dress this way.
	I certainly don't recommend it for everybody.
	If you've come from the rural South and, you know, from a cowboy town, I don't suggest you wear British-fashioned tailored suits because you'll stand out.
	Actually, matter of fact, I got something to show you.
	Keep going.
	Because you'll stand out and you'll try too much to be someone who you're not.
	I think it fits my personality profile.
	It fits who I am.
	It's fitting with the kind of character who I am.
	But, yeah, dressing well is...
	I think it's a lost art.
	I was saying this about the...
	Inspired by you, my friend.
	Yeah.
	Oh, very cool.
	Inspired by you.
	Very cool.
	Shooter, right?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Shooter hooked me up with this, and it pretty much looked like Tristan.
	That's how you get the hose.
	Oh, yeah.
	I can show the...
	Here, let me see here.
	No, that's not how you get the hose, Myron.
	You're wrong.
	There you go, right?
	This is how you get the ladies.
	Not the hose!
	Okay, okay, okay.
	I mean, you get the hoes too, you get the hoes too, but the ladies become available to you, you know?
	The women who play violin and orchestras and shit, they'll talk to you.
	So, you get the ladies, not necessarily the hoes.
	A couple of jackets and stuff like that.
	People say, Martin, do you even have other clothes?
	I do, guys, I do.
	I do.
	You know, I did a little photo shoot and everything else like that.
	Shout out to Trista.
	Yeah, so there's nothing wrong with dressing well.
	I made a point about, and I don't know if we should, yeah, fuck it, let's go down the road.
	I actually made a point about the Black Lives Matter protests.
	So the Black Lives Matter protests, I was making a very valid point.
	I pulled up an image to a friend of mine, and I showed the Million Man Marches when Martin Luther King was obviously campaigning for civil rights, and all these motherfuckers who were broke, by the way, they were broke.
	They couldn't go into white areas.
	They couldn't vote.
	They were flat broke.
	You look at the men in those marches.
	Fucking nice white shirts, suspender belts, hats, nice pants, leather shoes.
	And they're dressed very, very well.
	And they're trying to make their point.
	Like, I deserve the same rights as you.
	And they're trying to make their point.
	But when you have people, whether it be the LGBTQ rioters, let's call them what they are, or the Black Lives Matter rioters, dressed like criminals with their masks on or wearing fucking...
	I put a post out that some people found offensive.
	I thought it was pretty funny.
	I said, if Martin Luther King had been running his marches wearing a thong and a rainbow bikini top...
	Then he wouldn't have been taken seriously either.
	We'd have no similar work.
	So, dressing like someone worthy of respect is step one of being viewed as someone worthy of respect.
	And we've lost it from the 1960s, 70s to today.
	Somehow it's gone away.
	And I feel like I'm helping bring it back.
	And I will say this real quick.
	If you go back and you look at the mobsters right back in the 1930s during the prohibition era, etc.
	You know, the feds are over here arresting mafia guys, whatever.
	You couldn't tell who the criminals were unless the guy had his hands behind his back because they were all wearing suits and they're all well dressed.
	Exactly.
	The mob guys dressed well.
	The bureau agents dressed well too.
	They were wearing suits and they were wearing suits and it was like, oh, who's the criminal here?
	What the hell's going on?
	Now you got your pants down by your knees, literally.
	Your dick and your ass hanging out.
	You're wearing a baggy sports jersey.
	You could see the bulge from the gun.
	Some fooboo.
	Like, of course, of course they're going to search you.
	Yeah.
	You know, this is a very famous point.
	I'm not going to say who it was, but back when my dad was alive, we were in the United States, and someone who I'm kind of close to, I used to know very well back then, was complaining to my dad, being like, yeah, man, they're always pulling me over because, you know, they're profiling me.
	They're profiling me.
	They're always pulling me over.
	The pigs are always pulling me over.
	And my dad looked at me and said, You are in fact a drug dealer.
	That's what you are.
	You can't get mad that they think you're a drug dealer and they search you because that's what your job is.
	So obviously they're not profiling you, they're just correct.
	Shut the fuck up and pull up your pants.
	I was like, that's a very fair point.
	Crazy, man.
	Crazy, crazy.
	Tristan, could you outlist at least three points of the benefit of dressing properly?
	Because I feel like for guys, they just go on dates randomly, they go to job interviews, not dressed very well.
	Why didn't I get this job?
	Why didn't I get this girl?
	What's happening to me?
	Three benefits.
	The number one benefit is how you feel in and of yourself.
	It's not actually the outside perception you have.
	I will walk around the city occasionally if I just finished training in sweatpants and, you know, sneakers or whatever.
	And I know people know me, but let's even talk three, four years ago when maybe I wasn't so well known, but I was still dressing very well in my free time.
	It's how you feel in and of yourself.
	You know, if I saw a beautiful woman sitting there at the mall sipping a coffee and I was dressed in, you know, my beard was all messy.
	I had a hood up and I was in like sweatpants and shit.
	The confidence You haven't maximized your own confidence, if you know what I'm saying.
	When you're dressed really, really well, you just had a fresh haircut, you know, you feel like a different person.
	So it's how it makes you feel, first and foremost, like you could do anything.
	You put on a good suit.
	It's the same reason.
	I mean, and this is universal across human nature.
	This isn't something specific to men.
	It's specific to women as well.
	It's every single person in the world.
	Women will do their makeup and do their hair and put on a nice dress.
	And then their personality, you'll know when you hang out with them, seems different.
	They're more full of their confidence.
	They're more their natural self.
	But definitely it's perception as well.
	People take you more seriously.
	People are more likely to stop and listen to what you have to say.
	You know, if you're dressed like a homeless person and you try and disturb someone when they're walking past you, they think you want a dollar.
	Chris!
	I'll tell you this, though, bro.
	When I get a haircut, bro, I feel like I take anybody's girl.
	No cap.
	Except yours.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I don't know.
	Just don't try.
	Do me a favor and don't try, Walt.
	You saw how it happened today.
	I couldn't do it.
	Okay, cool.
	Confidence.
	So, yeah, the confidence and then what else?
	So, it's the confidence, it's obviously how you're perceived by others.
	People are much more likely to listen to what you have to say.
	It also makes you more memorable.
	Also makes you more memorable.
	A lot of guys don't dress up.
	Keep in mind, because you go for a job interview, you have to understand, even if you just bought your basic kind of shirt from a store and some pants and some shoes and you think you're dressed nice, that's like the standard issue job interview uniform.
	You know, the guy who's doing the job interview, I know it's special to you, I know you've prepared, I know you think, oh fuck, I really need to get this job.
	He's seen 40 people today.
	50 people today.
	Who was the guy in the really nice suit?
	That stands out, you know?
	So also, it burns you into people's minds and memories much more.
	When people say the word Tristan Tate, oh yeah, he always wears nice suits.
	It's something that I'm affiliated with.
	My tailor shop has been open for 170 years.
	Matter of fact, when I did my photo shoot, the guy that I did the photo shoot with, he didn't know how cool we were.
	He was like, yo, we need the Tristan Tate look.
	I was like, oh, Oh, okay, yeah, I'm already ahead of you.
	I got some suits and everything else like that.
	A good friend of mine, they're like, oh shit, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	But they're like, yeah, this is, because here's the thing too, because they polled women on this as well.
	And when they polled women, they asked them, you know, they showed them separate looks.
	Universally, business always did the best.
	I bet it did, yeah.
	Every single time.
	You got a shirt, you got a, you know, a jacket on, a shirt, a nice shirt, whether it's tie or not is not that big of a deal.
	It depends on your style.
	But basically business, business casual, Always did the best.
	And also, people do know that nice suits aren't cheap, either.
	People do know it is a status thing as much as a nice car or a nice watch.
	People know that a good suit can cost, you know, upwards of five grand, up to 30, 40, 50 grand for a really nice suit.
	So, you know, it's a status thing, just like a nice watch or anything else.
	A huge, huge status.
	You know, I said this to a girl I know very recently, and she got mad at me.
	Because, you know, women have...
	I don't want to sound too much like my brother, but women have a propensity to be irrational sometimes.
	Let's just leave it at that.
	I love that.
	So she asked me this stupid question.
	She goes, do I look better with makeup or no makeup?
	I said, with makeup?
	Of course.
	You look much better with makeup.
	That's a bit mean.
	I said, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
	Why the fuck do you wear it?
	Why do you put it on?
	If you don't think it makes you look better and you don't think it makes you look nicer, why do you spend an hour doing it before I take you fuck it anywhere?
	Yeah.
	Of course you know it makes you look better.
	And I was given the example saying if you asked me, if I said to you, hey, do I look better in my underwear and sweatpants or, well, it depends, maybe she likes my shirt off, but, or a nice suit, of course they're going to say nice suit and there's nothing wrong with that because people like effort.
	People like effort.
	That's what I like in women and women like exactly the same shit in men.
	Yeah.
	So, let's not lie.
	So, yeah, I like to dress well.
	And I think we should bring it back.
	And actually, that's one of my favorite things about the world and the change I think I'm making.
	The number of pictures I get of dudes who bought their first suit, who are like, yeah, I'm wearing a suit to school, wearing a suit to high school.
	I'm like, you know what?
	Good.
	Good.
	Because I'm sick of everyone looking like fucking bums.
	Especially, no offense, in the fucking United States.
	No, no, no.
	Now I'm pissed.
	Right.
	I was in Vegas.
	Let's go.
	I was in Vegas about four and a half years ago.
	And let me tell you something.
	When you are dressed very well, you aren't in a place.
	You become the place.
	You become part of the ambiance of the place.
	Let's say you take the fanciest restaurant you could think of.
	Imagine a very fancy restaurant, right?
	And you walk in there and everyone's in fucking beach shorts and crocs and baseball t-shirts.
	It ruins the ambiance of the restaurants.
	You're also doing your part to add to the aesthetics of a nice location.
	So if you go somewhere like Monaco to the casino, you can't get in wearing a baseball shirt and Crocs.
	They won't let you in.
	It doesn't matter how much money you have, but you go there dressed like me or I'd probably dress better than this.
	If I went to the casino, I'd be bow tied up and everything.
	I'm adding to the aesthetic of the place by just being a man in a $30,000 tuxedo standing by the bar, sipping drinks.
	I'm adding to the place.
	Whereas if you go somewhere looking like a bum, you're subtracting from the aesthetics of a beautiful place.
	So I was in Vegas.
	It was around about the time that COVID first hit, but Vegas wasn't that strict because they wanted to live on gambling and shit.
	So I'm at the table.
	They moved me up to a higher rollers table.
	So I'm on this little platform in the middle.
	I'm playing triple zero roulette and I'm fucking up.
	I ended up walking away with like $60,000.
	Damn!
	So I don't know how...
	I was drunk as fuck.
	I was with some Russian girl who was next to me who I'd met on some dating app, I guess, in Vegas.
	Can't remember her name.
	Sorry, baby, if you're watching.
	Of course I remember.
	I just don't want to out you on the internet.
	Anyway, long story short, I'm fucking gambling, throwing down about $1,000 or $2,000 every single spin, you know, winning $3,000, $4,000, $5,000, $6,000 if I won.
	And this dude comes up.
	Yeah, man, this is where the high rollers are.
	Let's gamble.
	Fucking, I see a massive wad of cash hit the middle of the table.
	I turn to my right.
	This fucker is wearing a fucking baseball cap, some t-shirt that looks like it had stains on it.
	He's got this big, fat gut, cargo shorts, sandals, and socks.
	And I'm like, this guy...
	Clearly has money.
	I mean, he just threw down 10, 20 G's to gamble with.
	He clearly has money.
	Why the fuck is he dressed like that?
	And it's uniquely an American problem.
	You go to Russia, you go to Eastern Europe, that doesn't happen.
	It's uniquely an American problem when people be like, oh, I'm worth so much money, I don't need to dress well.
	Well, you don't, but I think you're a dick, and you look like a dick, and that Russian girl who I was with didn't want to suck your dick.
	So...
	Why the fuck are you doing that to yourself?
	Dress nice and become part of the event.
	Become part of the ambiance of the high rollers table in Vegas.
	I took my winnings and left.
	I didn't want to stand next to the dude.
	So you ruin it for everyone else by thinking you could just rock up looking like a bum.
	You ruin it for everyone else.
	And if enough people do that, everything gets shit.
	Clubs would get shit.
	Restaurants would get shit.
	Everything would get shit if everyone stopped putting in the effort.
	I also want to let the audience know, you don't have to spend a bunch of money, guys, to get a nice suit, man.
	You know, I think, and Tris will probably agree with me on this, you're better off getting a cheap suit that's well tailored than getting an expensive suit that isn't tailored.
	Bro, buy a suit one size too big and have your basic local tailor cut in the sides, cut in the legs, make sure the legs are the proper length, make sure that when you hold your arm up, your shirt comes out about an inch longer than your sleeve jacket.
	It's very simple stuff.
	And you can get a really, you can get a good suit For $300, $400, $500 if you got a Hugo Boss or something.
	But you can get much cheaper than that.
	And if it fits you well and you're in decent shape...
	Even H&M, I think.
	We're in America.
	You can go to Zara, H&M. Yeah, they do good shit.
	And they're good too.
	And if you're in decent shape, that's the key.
	It's like t-shirts.
	It's like t-shirts.
	You wear a plain black t-shirt and you're in good shape versus wearing a Versace t-shirt that costs 900 bucks but you're fat as fuck.
	Yeah.
	Which one do girls prefer the look of?
	The guy in the t-shirt that costs $3.
	Unanimous.
	Businesses always wins.
	Yeah.
	Bro, go ahead.
	When I got the shape, bro, I stopped by a designer and like just like wearing a plain black tee.
	Perfect.
	That's all you know.
	Let me ask you this, Tristan.
	So for the guys out there that are watching, right?
	Yeah.
	What is the starter kit that they should get?
	As far as like, suits, shirts, colors, etc.
	Shoes.
	Because obviously there's levels to it.
	You got to build your wardrobe up.
	So for the guys out there that are watching, How should they set it up?
	Because I think, and you know, you guys know I did my little photo show.
	I went through the photos with you guys.
	I'm going to post them on my Instagram, whatever.
	But you should have some photos there of yourself in business attire, because we know women universally want that.
	So, what do you think guys should, if they're just starting out, they don't have anything, what should they get?
	Well, there are formulas to this, actually.
	People say, I think Steve Harvey did a video on this.
	He was saying, oh, you buy a burgundy, and a gray, and a navy blue, and a black, and a tan.
	And that was his formula, and you mix it round, etc.
	However, Steve Harvey's talking as a black man and skin tone matters a lot with what you wear.
	I have a yellow jacket.
	It's a bright yellow jacket that I can wear.
	And in this, I look white as fuck now because I've been locked up in Romania.
	But I've got a nice brown tan to me anywhere I'm in the sun.
	Yeah.
	And you put that exact same yellow jacket on even a handsome friend of mine like Justin Waller.
	He looks pink.
	It makes his face look pink.
	He looks like a weird baby face.
	You don't want to do that.
	So it also depends on your skin tone and a bunch of other things.
	But yeah, I'd say for the summer, get a white pants look.
	Get some white pants, a shirt that's darker in color, and a jacket that matches your skin tone with a pair of loafers.
	Wearing without socks.
	I know Americans wear socks with loafers.
	I'm a no sock guy because I'm a European.
	That's what I would say for the summer.
	And then for the winter, you can't go wrong.
	You cannot go wrong with just an all-black suit.
	Black shirt, black jacket, black pants.
	Or burgundy shirt, burgundy jacket, burgundy pants.
	I wear those looks a lot.
	You don't need to be that guy because when you're thinking, let me buy these five different colors and I can mix and match and it makes 30 different outfits and stuff.
	I don't know.
	I just feel like having two or three nice suits is enough.
	It really is.
	You don't need to combine it to make 30, 40 different combinations.
	Buy what suits you, but different things suit different people.
	You know, a black man or a brown man can pull off a yellow jacket.
	If you're white and got a bit of red on your face, you can't wear a yellow jacket.
	Or pink.
	I've got dark green jackets.
	I've got white and pink striped jackets.
	And pink is one of those colors.
	If you're small, don't wear pink.
	Something makes you look gay.
	If you're big, if you're six foot plus and you're wearing pink, you can pull it off.
	It's a height thing also.
	So what's the real formula?
	We've probably got 30, 40,000 people watching.
	I can't tell them what it is.
	But the most basic, what I would say is, Google suits you like the look of and see if the model looks anything like you.
	And you can literally print out a picture of a guy with black hair and white skin, for example, from a Hugo Boss model catalog and look at the colors of the suit he's wearing and go into your local suit shop and buy the same color.
	Damn.
	You know it works because Hugo Boss have obviously put the formula together for a model to wear on their fucking website.
	So you know that color combination isn't wrong.
	Navy blue, navy blue, I don't know, navy blue socks and brown shoes.
	That works.
	Yeah.
	And you know it because you've seen it on Hugo Boss.
	They don't put around stupid combinations.
	They don't put them out there.
	And then just go to your local suit shop and buy the same fucking colors.
	Yeah.
	Ain't no shame in that.
	I think you can't go wrong.
	I really like your, because for all you guys out there, I think if you get a black suit and then a navy suit, You'll be fine, right?
	And then have at least one white shirt, one blue shirt, and that will probably carry you.
	And then as far as like ties go, if you want to be a little bit, you know, out there, you could wear a pink tie with the blue suit.
	That'll look good.
	Yellow or, you know, or if not, you can always go the American look.
	Nice red tie, red, white, and blue.
	You know, that could work as well.
	And then with the black, obviously, you know, a black tie would probably work with that.
	You could get it with designs.
	And then, yeah, I like the white pants look as well, because that signifies wealth.
	In the summer, I wear a lot of white pants.
	Yeah, white pants.
	And if you're on a boat, if you're on a yacht, it's got to be the white pants look.
	Yeah, it's got to be white pants.
	It's got to be.
	It's got to be white pants.
	But, yeah, don't get too...
	And if you're not that into it, there are very basic setups you can get.
	But then when you get super nerdy like me, so anyone who's bored, Google the Indian Prime Minister, the Indian Prime Minister.
	Yeah, the Indian Prime Minister, Google the Indian Prime Minister's suit and it will come up.
	He has this blue suit.
	It's not the same cut that I'd get, but it's a blue suit.
	And it has 24 karat gold stripes run down it.
	So it's striped gold.
	But when you zoom in on the gold really closely, it reads his name up and down the suit.
	So you can see it here.
	I'll pull it up right here.
	So anyway, that material, I've just bought the material to make that suit.
	I haven't paid my tailor to make the suit yet.
	And the 10 meters of material I had to order for the three-piece suit I'm being made cost me $35,000.
	So by the time I get the suit made, I'm looking at $50,000 for the suit.
	It's right there.
	So you could get really nerdy into this shit like I am.
	My wardrobe's upwards of half a million.
	Go to images?
	That picture on the left.
	This one right here on the left?
	That's the exact same.
	Okay, so hold on.
	Let me go ahead.
	I'm going to share a shirt.
	I'm getting a different cut.
	I'm having a classic English three-piece suit made out of this same material, but it's going to read Tristan, take Tristan, take Tristan, take in 24 karat gold.
	The suit is even heavy because the gold is woven into it.
	I've got a green suit being made.
	There's a picture of me on my old Instagram because it was being manufactured.
	It's going to be finished soon, but it's got crushed jade stones in with the dark green of the material.
	So it's kind of shiny and sparkly, but I'm a nerd about this stuff now.
	Mm-hmm.
	So now it's something I'm really, really into.
	So you don't have to get as into it as me.
	You don't have to be as nerdy as me.
	I need to give you one a...
	Oh, what's it?
	No, no, no.
	Where's the old picture?
	Or pulling off some of your pictures?
	No, no, no.
	It doesn't matter.
	It's not on here.
	This is even my Instagram.
	So wait, his name is in the gold?
	Zoom in.
	Zoom in on the text.
	Zoom in on the text.
	Let me see if it'll let me.
	And you will see that's his first and last name run up and down in micro letters.
	Ditched in 24 karat gold.
	Now you can see it there.
	Oh, with his name embroidered all over it.
	Okay.
	Now you can see it, yeah.
	So my suit's going to read Tristan Tate, of course.
	Can I zoom in on that?
	But that material, just to buy the cloth, cost me $35,000.
	Holy!
	Wow.
	Yeah, just for the cloth.
	The suit hasn't even been made yet.
	Okay.
	So this is kind of a hobby for you as well.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, so you enjoy it, you do it on the side.
	But I'm nerdy about shit like that, and you don't need that.
	You don't need that because only a top-of-the-line Savile Row suit dude is ever going to notice that and be like, oh, that's cool.
	No girl's going to give a fuck about that as opposed to a normal navy blue suit with stars on it.
	I think starting out with a navy suit or a black suit will be fine, guys, and then kind of build your wardrobe from there.
	And then obviously get some shoes, right?
	Loafers I like.
	You can get some lace-ups, get some shoes with a Mongol strap.
	But you know what's the most important?
	Yeah.
	Don't be a fucking geek.
	It's the man inside the suit.
	It's the man inside the suit.
	You give me a t-shirt and shorts and you put some of these dorks who hate on me in a $25,000 suit and watch who gets the women.
	Watch who gets the business contract.
	Watch who will pass any job interview.
	Me and my fucking shorts.
	So rule number one, don't be a fucking geek.
	Speaking of women.
	Obviously speaking.
	Are we going to speak of women?
	This is the Fresh and Fit podcast.
	You outed me.
	You're going to get me in trouble.
	But I'll out you.
	So listen guys, you guys know Andrew, you know Tristan, and obviously Andrew's more outspoken, more out there, but Tristan Tate is the guy behind the scenes.
	He's the guy making things happen, and at the same time, he is the ladies man of the year.
	I'm certainly ladies man of 2022, you know, it's been a slow year, you know, jail.
	Oh yeah, slow year.
	But I'm the ladies man of most years, maybe not this one, maybe not this one, that's you Walt, but...
	I took over for now, but you know, I'm black, so not too long.
	But regardless though, how does one become a ladies man?
	Obviously, women aren't everything, but how does one become a ladies man for themselves?
	Well, it's simple.
	You know what?
	And it's super simple.
	I don't think there are any tricks and there are any hacks to it.
	If you were to ask men the same question, if you wanted to give a woman advice on how to get Attention from all the high-value men in the world.
	The answer would be be a virtuous super beautiful 10 out of 10 high-value women.
	I don't think it's a trick because I don't try to get women.
	I feel like I tried to become the best version of myself I can be and then women will naturally come to you.
	And that's as simple as that and I know it sounds easy.
	It's actually the hardest answer in the world because it's the answer no one wants to hear.
	Fat chubby dudes will send super chats to people like Justin Waller and he'll get pissed off at them.
	Because he's saying, hey man, how do I get women?
	Have you seen Justin Waller?
	You think he tries to get women?
	I hang around with him.
	You think he fucking tries?
	They're trying to get him.
	Why?
	Because he's worked his entire life.
	He's in the fucking gym.
	He's a self-made millionaire.
	He's smart.
	He's witty.
	He's funny.
	The motherfucker can sing.
	Well, you're telling me that he knows some secret trick.
	He doesn't know any fucking tricks.
	He's just the man all the women want.
	So, yeah, I mean, try to be the best version of yourself.
	It's as simple as that.
	Work out in the gym.
	Read something.
	Learn something.
	Become interesting.
	Become wealthy, of course.
	Because the wealth comes with a fun lifestyle.
	Women love fun.
	That's why they like fast cars.
	That's why they like when you take nice vacations.
	Because women love fun.
	And when you're that guy, you'll be surprised how easy it is.
	If you're sitting there lonely, if you're truly lonely, and you can't get any women, I can't teach you anything.
	Because if you had the basics, you wouldn't be lonely.
	You'd at least have some chick around in your house trying to make you soup and suck your dick, you know?
	We talk about competency a lot, right?
	And Tristan, you're always one of my favorite people to talk to because you don't give yourself enough credit for this shit, but you're one of the smartest people I know.
	You're a fucking encyclopedia, bro.
	And I know you don't want to come off as a nerd, and I'm airing this out a little bit, but Me and you have had many conversations for hours, right?
	Fucking talking about history and all this crazy shit, man.
	To this day, it still sticks with me.
	When you told me about the Mongols, the reason why they won so much is because they lived off their horses.
	I didn't fucking know that shit.
	Because each Mongol man was already a ready-made soldier before he even had to learn.
	He didn't have to learn anything to become an effective part of the army.
	Yeah, and then they lived off their horses, so they were able to use one of their strategies, correct me if I'm wrong here, let's see if my memory serves me correctly.
	So literally, they would retreat when they were low on numbers, live off their horses for a bit, and then they'd come back and engage back in combat when the enemy least expected it because they didn't expect them to come back because they're like, oh, they've got to run back for resources.
	Yeah, because they get food.
	And with the Christian kingdoms, they fought in a very different way.
	So, the first Christian kingdom that was invaded by the Mongols was the Kingdom of Georgia.
	It's on the other side of the Black Sea.
	And they fought in the way that, let's form up our army and then have our fight and see who wins.
	The Mongols had no real concept of that.
	They'd go there and harass them and shoot them and kill them and just go away.
	So, imagine you're a knight.
	You take off your fucking armor.
	You go to sleep.
	Oh, they're back again!
	Shit!
	Try and throw your shit back on.
	Like, it was so disorganized.
	Yeah, I did tell you that.
	Yeah.
	Well done.
	So, that's accurate?
	In my head, I'm like, how do you know shit like that?
	And I say all that to say this, because we're talking about women, right?
	Guys, knowing shit like that, being a smart person, you can make it interesting even though it might be nerdy.
	You guys would be surprised that people say, oh, well, girls are dumb, blah, blah, blah.
	But if you're able to be a good storyteller and convey history in a certain way and apply it to the conversation that you're having, etc., you'd be surprised at how many women would actually be intrigued and interested like, wow, I didn't know that.
	That's like a fun fact.
	Women are always interested in learning new stuff.
	Yes.
	Women are always interested in hearing new things that they find interesting.
	And it always depends on the vehicle of delivery.
	Yes.
	You know, it's the vehicle of delivery.
	If you're a little nerd who's like, oh, well, women should like me.
	I know lots of stuff.
	I read lots of books.
	Yeah, but you're a fucking little dork with a pencil neck.
	Women aren't interested in even sitting down next to you.
	Yeah.
	Let alone listening to anything that comes out of your mouth.
	If they think, hmm, I might want to sleep with this guy, because you have to understand, before dates, before dates, especially when it's your third, fourth, fifth date, the decision to sleep with you, go to bed with you, give you what you're after, is already made usually by women before you go.
	So you just have to go out and freestyle it.
	If you're sitting there saying interesting stuff that she doesn't know, will she remember it?
	No.
	Will she talk about it with her friends?
	No.
	But they find things they don't know incredibly interesting.
	So yeah, become an interesting guy.
	Learn some shit.
	And most importantly, she might not remember that the Mongols would go back And you know, fucking live off their horses and then come back and attack the knights and they're over there, oh fuck, I gotta put my armor back on and they're getting killed.
	But what she will remember is how she felt when you told that story and how you were able to convey it.
	Matter of fact, today...
	In fact, I'll dive into this a little bit as well, please.
	This is, I think this is one of the key factors, because I thought about this very recently, because when I sit with my friends, we have some very, very interesting conversations.
	I had a Dutch politician here the other day, Thierry Baudet, very famous dude, runs a very big political party in the Netherlands.
	And when you're seeing their talk, he stepped up and He said it was bullshit when all that happened.
	I remember that.
	He was here when I sit with Justin Waller, when I sit with you, when I sit with any man who's interesting and we're having these interesting conversations, if you're commanding- I wish you guys could hear some of the shit we talk about.
	Oh, it's amazing.
	But if you're commanding the respect and the attention of four or five other men who are worthy of admiration, that's what women like as well.
	If you're saying something incredibly interesting and me, who's worthy of respect, and Andrew and Justin Waller are all sitting there staring at you, kind of nodding their head because you're telling us something we don't know, your girl will pick up on that.
	Your girl will pick up on that, ah, Myron can command the respect of these other men who are all smart and rich and et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
	And I think that's a big factor for them as well.
	It's not necessarily them listening to you, but when they see other men are interested in you and interested in what you have to say and you command respect in the hierarchy, that's a massive turn on for women.
	Yeah, and guys, like, interesting enough, right?
	So, you know, mystery, right?
	I've talked about his work a lot, and he talks about the power of storytelling, cadence, tonality, when you speak, et cetera, in a certain way, you know, speaking in the active voice versus the passive voice.
	People are able to pick up on that, and women respond very favorably to that.
	So even if you're telling a story that might be boring, told by a historian, but you're an interesting person, you're able to tell that story.
	It can make it way more interesting and they'll be like, oh my god, that's really cool.
	That's really interesting.
	And even a bimbo that's stupid, if you tell the story correctly, can absolutely get appreciation from it and, you know, learn something in the process, man.
	Help these dumb hoes become smarter, guys.
	Yeah, maybe.
	There's plenty of bimbos.
	There's plenty of stuff I said.
	I'm not sure they remember any of it, but...
	But they remember how you made them feel.
	And, you know, actually, you know what I'm saying.
	So, I know, I've heard on this podcast, I've heard that sometimes you talk in a negative way about women.
	So, I might just join in a little bit.
	I'm gonna join a little bit because fuck it.
	I'm ready to go back to jail.
	So let's be a misogynist.
	There was this girl I was meeting up.
	Let's go!
	Some years ago.
	Some years ago, and she was dull, uninteresting.
	There was nothing really special about her.
	She was a fucking 9 out of 10, though, smoking hot.
	But she was really, really an uninteresting person.
	And she said something to me that actually annoyed me.
	I very rarely see red.
	I very rarely get angry.
	I very rarely get mad.
	But this girl was like, yeah, I don't know.
	I don't really want to meet up anymore.
	And she was like, oh, but come on, we have such a great time together.
	And I was bored.
	I was like, why?
	Why do you hang out with me so much?
	And she said, we have such interesting conversations.
	And I was like...
	Hold the fuck up.
	We have interesting conversations.
	No, we have interesting conversations.
	We have interesting conversations.
	Me telling you shit is not me having an interesting conversation.
	The fact that you can sit there and claim my knowledge of everything as an interesting conversation because you sit there with your dumb face.
	Uh-huh.
	Uh-huh.
	That's interesting.
	That was not an interesting conversation.
	I was furious.
	Yeah.
	I was like, you know what?
	She got her own way there because I saw her a few more times after that.
	I said, come here!
	Write down everything you tell me tonight.
	Zero.
	Nothing.
	We have interesting conversations.
	I was offended.
	I was furious.
	I've never had an interesting conversation with her in my life.
	Back in school, I had a friend.
	He's from Turkey, actually.
	Really well-groomed guy, well-traveled.
	And he'd ask us a question, who have you traveled to?
	They would say, oh, I've just been to Texas or California.
	Oh, well, I've been to, you know, Romania.
	I've been to Texas.
	I'm sorry, like, for example, European countries.
	Yeah.
	He tell a story that wasn't really true, but because they don't know the country, he's like a fucking lie.
	And by the time he's done with the story, they're like, oh my God, that's amazing.
	You're like, you know, I went to the top of the mountain.
	I said this lady from Burning House and they're like, this is amazing.
	But You told the story in a succinct, clear way that was really, like, very vivid.
	Yeah.
	And they fell in love with the story.
	And before you know it, you smash them the same night.
	You know what falls for that?
	American chicks.
	All the time, bro.
	They'll say shit to me like, oh, have you ever been to Paris?
	I'm like, oh, you should see it.
	It's amazing.
	It's a fucking shit.
	Paris is a dump.
	It sucks.
	No, I'll be there this summer.
	It's like, it's the mystery.
	Paris sucks.
	They don't know anything.
	They don't know.
	They've never been to fucking Paris.
	They can't spell Paris.
	Did you see the new Napoleon movie?
	Oh my god.
	Were you told to ask me this by any of my friends?
	No, no, no, no, no.
	I am pissed.
	Furious.
	So check this out.
	Me and my girl have been watching it, right?
	And I was like, you know what?
	I'm going to watch this and I'm going to get with Tristan and see how historically accurate this thing was.
	Okay.
	Jesus.
	How much of the movie do I remember?
	I was drinking at the time.
	How historically accurate is it?
	Basically zero.
	What you have to understand is this.
	He has a book.
	There's a book called The Corsican.
	It's his own memoirs over the years.
	His own writing.
	Is it better than Mein Kampf?
	I'm just kidding.
	Of course!
	That's a terrible book.
	Terrible book.
	Terrible book.
	Shoot me.
	Anyway.
	Are you trying to get me in trouble?
	Are you trying to get me in trouble?
	No, my bad.
	Anyway, the long story short is it's clearly written by a hyper-intellectual man.
	He was a lover of science.
	He was a lover of everything, military strategy, etc.
	He wasn't a fucking man-child.
	And reading his own words, you could tell that.
	So Joaquin Phoenix was obviously briefed.
	To give this, he was the Joker in a Napoleon outfit, essentially.
	So the whole, he's a man-child, his wife has complete rule over him.
	Now, did his wife cheat on him?
	Allegedly.
	But he wasn't a man who was interested in his love life.
	He was out conquering Europe, and this bitch just stayed in Paris for years on end while he was going on campaign.
	But to make him a man-child, I think, was the most insulting thing.
	And it's the basic premise of trying to, you know, the new Bond movie, the new person with the 007 prefix is some black woman.
	Oh, God.
	Keep in mind, there are zero females in the British Secret Service who have the role of heirs, and anywhere.
	So it's not true, and it's dumb.
	Trying to make Napoleon a man-child is one of the greatest men, the single most successful general of all of human history, by the way.
	Mastered an entire era of warfare.
	So before Napoleon, there was what you'd refer to as sword and spear warfare.
	Cool, there were some generals who were good at that, Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, etc.
	I was going to I'm going to ask you about him next.
	Yeah, and then you have modern warfare, I mean post-World War I. So we talk about the Erwin Rommels and the Montgomery's and the Patton's.
	But that era of warfare, the fire in formation, marching formation, fire, and, you know, using muskets and the early rifles, is actually referred to as Napoleonic warfare.
	He's the only man in all of human history to have an era of warfare named after him, even in parts of the world where he didn't even fight.
	It's called the Napoleonic era of warfare.
	So he was the best general ever.
	He was a very smart man.
	The fact that they made him a man-child was the most insulting thing.
	But if you want to talk historical mistakes, one, he says, oh, I conquered Italy without ever firing a single shot.
	His Italy campaign was massive.
	Massive.
	Loads of battles fought.
	Loads of people died.
	Every single battle was badly portrayed.
	At Waterloo, he charged the field himself and started stabbing people with the sword.
	Never happened.
	They include little gems...
	No, no, no, no, no, no.
	Not true.
	They include little historical gems that are kind of true, but they fuck them up with bad cinematography and bad historical accuracy.
	So at the beginning of the Battle of Waterloo, I could rant about this for about an hour.
	I want people to see the side of you because a lot of people don't know how...
	At the beginning of the Battle of Waterloo, there's a man with a scope aiming at Napoleon saying, oh, I could take him out.
	And Arthur Wellesley says, no, no, no, no.
	It's not the business of generals to be killing other generals.
	After the battle actually happened, it was an artillery battery with cannons who said to Arthur Wellesley, we can kill Napoleon.
	He said, no.
	And so the line was true, but scopes hadn't been invented.
	So it pissed me off that they added the only scope in the movie at a time that scopes didn't exist to put in a bit of historical truth under complete bullshit.
	The Battle of the Pyramids was a real battle.
	You know it was fought nine miles from the pyramids?
	You could barely see them.
	He named it the Battle of the Pyramids to give it a sexier name and sell it to the French public.
	And the people who made the movie obviously didn't fucking know that because the Battle of the Pyramids takes place at the fucking pyramids.
	Didn't happen.
	I could go on and on.
	Jesus, what else is wrong?
	I mean, the first siege that he took part in, he was actually wounded.
	He was stabbed.
	They left that part out.
	They could have put that in as part of his origin story, but that was, I guess, accurate up until that point.
	He was not at the beheading of Marie Antoinette, which I believe is the opening of the movie.
	He was campaigning in Italy at the time.
	He was not in Paris at the time.
	All sorts of mistakes, but I'll tell you the one part, the one historical gem that they did actually sneak in there that was actually very good.
	And as black people and people of, I mean, you're black, he's black, I'm barely black, but I'm still black.
	The one cool detail they snuck in was that general of his, who was a black man, There's a black general standing next to him.
	Now, that general wasn't actually, in fact, with him in Egypt, like he was in the movie, but that was a very real person.
	He was called, well, they had a sick nickname for him.
	He was called, like, the Black Death.
	Was he a Haitian or no?
	Darkness.
	Yeah, what race is Creole?
	He was Haitian and you've all heard of books like The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo.
	These are famous books written by an author who was half black named Alexander Dumas.
	He was a mixed-race guy who wrote those books.
	His father, Thomas Alexander Dumas, was a general in Napoleon's army and he was the only black general in Napoleon's army.
	So the black character in the movies who is black and is one of the generals, although they don't name him, It's assumed to someone like me that that was Thomas Alexander Dumont.
	It was very cool of them to add that detail into the movie.
	In a day and age where they make white characters black and other characters with the wrong races to put him in the movie.
	But here's the thing.
	That movie was so poorly made and so badly researched, they may have just put a black dude in there for DPI. For DEI and accidentally nailed the coolest detail of the movie.
	Yeah.
	You know?
	Do I really...
	Because I didn't fucking name the guy, but to me, that represents a real person.
	I thought that was pretty cool of them to put that in.
	Okay.
	So that's the one good detail about the movie.
	Now I've got to ask you about this because I'm going somewhere with this, right?
	Go on.
	Alexander the Great.
	How was that portrayed?
	Was that accurate?
	They really highlighted the gay stuff.
	I didn't see it.
	Keep in mind.
	I did not see it, but it is very well understood that Alexander the Great had male lovers.
	It's very well understood because...
	Alexander the Great isn't one of these figures of myth and legend that stories about him were written way after he died, or come from historians who write stories about the person who they never even met.
	Alexander the Great's entire history was written by a man named Ptolemy.
	After he died, his five strongest generals broke up his empire into different parts.
	So Ptolemy in Egypt, the lineage that eventually gave rise to Cleopatra, which is why Cleopatra shouldn't be black, by the way, because she was Greek.
	Ptolemy was one of his generals and one of his best friends.
	And the entire history of Alexander the Great was written by a guy who was on all the campaigns with him.
	And that includes the fact that he had male lovers.
	So, did Alexander the Great...
	Was there a reason for that?
	Like, did he...
	Was it like a...
	Well, in ancient Greek culture, homosexuality before the rise of Christianity was seen different.
	And it worked in a very different way.
	Okay.
	So, it worked in a very different way when...
	Wait.
	No, no, no.
	I mean, it worked in the same way.
	The mechanics, I'm sure you probably know more about this than me.
	Let me get this straight.
	That nigga was gay?
	Alexander the Great.
	Yeah, Alexander the Great has sex with men.
	And it's widely accepted.
	I know people are like, oh, they shouldn't have made a big deal about it, blah, blah.
	But look, if you hate historical inaccuracies and you like things being portrayed accurately, I hate the fact that Cleopatra was black because she wasn't black.
	I hate when they do this shit.
	Denzel Washington is allegedly going to pay Hannibal of Carthage, which annoys me.
	Oh, what the fuck?
	He doesn't look Tunisian, and plus Hannibal was like 29.
	You can't have a 75-year-old, a 70-year-old black man playing a 29-year-old Tunisian man.
	It annoys me.
	You can't get mad at the fact that they made Alexander the Great Gay because he was widely understood to have had wives, etc., and also male lovers.
	Ancient Greece was a very weird place when it came to homosexuality, because the Christian doctrine and the Muslim doctrines that all came way after Ancient Greece demonized the homosexuality in a way, but homosexuality in Ancient Greece was actually practiced in a very different way.
	You know who the most feared warriors in Ancient Greece were?
	You're gonna say the Spartans, aren't you?
	Yeah.
	The Spartans lost several prominent battles to a city state called Argos.
	Look this up.
	And Argos' most scary soldiers were called the Sacred Band of Argos.
	And they were gay lovers, homosexual lovers.
	They'd pair them up and they'd have these units where every single man was fighting next to his lover because they assumed that it was going to inspire them to fight harder and to not turn their back and to not be cowards because they were next to their lover.
	So homosexuality was not feminine back then.
	It was masculine.
	It's still gay, and I'm still, as a Christian, against it.
	But ancient Greeks saw it an entire different way.
	I see.
	So, some of the battles between… And this is before the religions of the book.
	Way before.
	Way before.
	So, Argos actually had specific military units.
	So, they once had a battle.
	Look this up.
	Look this up.
	Tell me if I'm wrong.
	I came out with 400 and something… The Battle of the Champions.
	Look up the Battle of the Champions.
	In the Battle of the Champions, Sparta and Argos decided that they weren't going to waste all their soldiers going to war with each other.
	So they nominated 300 soldiers each to fight each other.
	And they met in the middle of a field and they made this deal.
	They said, look, we're going to march off and leave our 300 dudes here.
	Battle of the 300s champions?
	Yeah, that's it.
	504 BC. 504 BC. 546 BC. Argos versus Sparta, correct?
	Yeah, yeah.
	So anyway, so they said, we're going to meet back here tomorrow, and whoever's left on the field is going to be the winner.
	So these 300 homosexuals, because they were the sacred band of Argos, fought against 300 Spartan hoplites, and the...
	The result was controversial, but the people from Argos, the homosexuals, beat the Spartans.
	So what happened was this.
	I don't even know why I'm digressing into this.
	But essentially what happened was both sides fought till there were two men from Argos left and all the Spartans were dead.
	And the two men from Argos went back to their camp and said, look, we've killed all the Spartans.
	It's fine.
	We've won.
	both armies meet there the next morning and there's one spartan standing in the middle of the field badly wounded he obviously stood up after the battle yeah and argos was like yeah we won we killed all your dudes we came back and we've been celebrating all night and sparta was like ah that's not the deal though the deal was who's here on the field the next morning and they ended up having a full-scale battle anyway so uh but essentially yeah okay give us your 300 best men okay these 300 homosexual lovers are going to fight 300 spartans and they and they won So the homosexuality wasn't feminine back then, you know?
	It looks like it was a unifying factor.
	It was a very different culture, and it's a culture that's now dead.
	And even as someone who's against the LGBTQ movement and indoctrination, all the stuff that I talk about against, to sum up...
	Alexander the Great had male lovers.
	He did.
	Get over it.
	You don't like seeing it in your movies.
	Don't watch about Alexander the Great then.
	Don't watch about Alan Turing, the fucking guy who broke the German enigma code.
	He was a homosexual.
	Don't watch movies about him if you don't like the fact that he was gay.
	Now let me ask this.
	Very interesting, by the way, that the gay dudes were great warriors.
	Well, they didn't have to deal with women, right?
	So they could focus on, you know, just killing people.
	Just like gay dudes make a lot of money, right?
	Just like Jeffrey Dahlman!
	One of the most efficient serial killers, right?
	He just went after gay dudes.
	Yeah, exactly.
	No women in his life, stretched them out.
	Nothing.
	He was just chilling.
	Yeah, just having a great time.
	Yeah.
	He turned it off for a bit, like from 1975, if he didn't kill anybody for a bit.
	So real quick, right?
	This is really gay.
	Yeah, well hold on.
	We're history fresh, come on man.
	Gay history.
	So that's Alexander the Great.
	I say all this to say this.
	I find it interesting that they took Napoleon, Great Conqueror, and then they take Alexander the Great, another great conqueror, and what do they highlight?
	You know, the short man syndrome.
	Oh, he was gay, by the way!
	Because what do women say when they attack your masculinity?
	Small dick energy.
	You're gay.
	They immediately attack your sexuality.
	And I found it very interesting that with two great conquerors, what did they highlight?
	Obviously, you know, the Alexander the Great Gay thing, which, you know, they highlighted that.
	To push his LGBTQ community.
	And then with the Napoleon thing, let's make this guy look like a fucking idiot.
	That's a straight up lie.
	And also, short man syndrome, Napoleon wasn't short.
	Napoleon was above him.
	I think he was 5'7", which was above average height in France at the time.
	Oh, wow.
	It was above average height in France at the time, but the British cartoonists drew him as a little angry man.
	So, Napoleon syndrome, short man syndrome, he wasn't short.
	He wasn't below average height.
	Okay, for that time.
	Yeah, for that time.
	So, that's a myth.
	5'7 is a bit short today, but back then, that was above.
	People aren't new.
	Malnutrition was rampant, scurvy.
	Yeah, that was above the height of the average Frenchman.
	So, Napoleon wasn't actually short.
	And the real Napoleon is such a badass, and when you like him like I do, you can't watch that movie.
	Okay.
	You can't watch it.
	I find it interesting that they took two great conquerors and made them look fucking crazy.
	That was my point here with mainstream media.
	I'd like to see the Alexander the Great thing because one of the arguments, because I haven't seen it, and I said, well, he was a homosexual.
	Someone said, yeah, but eight minutes in, he's like making out with dudes.
	And I'm like, okay, you don't have to.
	Maybe they're trying to force it in everyone's face.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Couldn't wait till like episode nine or some shit.
	Exactly.
	But it certainly was a detail of his life.
	Yeah.
	And you can't, you can't erase it.
	Yeah.
	So knowing all that, and it was a gay fest back in the day, Sodom and Gomorrah.
	Sodom and Gomorrah, well, Sodom and Gomorrah isn't a verifiably historical place.
	Sodom and Gomorrah appears in the Torah and the Bible and I think the Quran as well.
	Who knows?
	Was it a sin-filled city that God decided to destroy with meteors and fire and brimstone and stuff?
	I'm pretty sure no historical source in terms of modern day archaeology has ever said, this is Sodom and Gomorrah we found.
	They found artifacts that were definitely charred from way back then that they found underground.
	They found it.
	They probably have in lots of places in the world though.
	Yeah.
	And I don't know that much.
	I know the biblical version of Sodom and Gomorrah.
	I know the story.
	I know the story, of course, but I don't think that there's a consensus that it was here, this was the place, and this is what happened.
	I don't think that level of evidence has come up.
	It came out.
	Maybe it has.
	Maybe you're right.
	Confirming what you said earlier, it was that gay, it should have burned.
	So, makes sense.
	Okay.
	She took us some chats here.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Okay, cool.
	Tyson Hawley says...
	We're going down the rabbit hole.
	Yeah, we are.
	But some good history stuff.
	God bless you, Tristan and FNF, for being a great influence on people.
	My biggest goal this year is to have Tristan and Andrew on my podcast.
	I just had Dylan Madden on recently.
	Okay, Tyson.
	Good luck to you.
	What I would say is, if it's on YouTube, no.
	If you're on Rumble and you have more than 100,000 subs, I'll do it.
	There you go.
	There's something to aim for, but fuck YouTube, no.
	LivInReality247 says, Tristan, how much do you read?
	What have been the best three books you've read recently?
	Recently?
	I like a lot of books.
	I mean, I do a lot of audiobooks when I'm driving because I'm not a big music guy.
	Yeah, music is good.
	I remember when we talked about that on Twitter, how listening to music is a waste of time.
	Yeah, I don't listen to music.
	I listen to audiobooks.
	So I get through a lot of my books that way.
	Unless you're in the gym or something.
	Now I'm not so much reading.
	I'm trying to learn Russian.
	So I'm going through Russian books and trying to read in their alphabet and trying to get my knowledge up that way.
	So I'm not reading any books.
	Best three books I've read recently?
	Or in the past.
	In the past, I'm halfway through the Amber Nectar, the life of the Prophet Muhammad.
	There's no good audiobook version of that.
	I spoke to my friends about that, about recording a good one, because the audiobook version of it is shit.
	Shitty audio, shitty microphone, terrible.
	That's very interesting.
	I'm halfway through that.
	I'm A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway.
	I read After Getting Out of Jail, and that's the kind of book that you'll read and be like, shit, someone's always got it worse, because it's just a tragedy.
	No wonder that guy fucking blew his brains out, if that's the kind of book he was writing.
	And what else have I read?
	This year in particular.
	I like the classics, man.
	I like Dracula.
	I like the Count of Monte Cristo.
	I like the original 12 Ian Fleming, James Bond books.
	I like those in terms of fiction, but I just read books about history when I get time.
	I read books by him.
	Roy Jenkins is very good.
	Anything by Roy Jenkins and anybody he writes about is very good history-wise.
	Awesome.
	Uncle Luke says, Shout out to my boys that are FNF in Romania.
	Glad to see you're having a great time with the Tates.
	Will you have a panel of beautiful Romanian women on the podcast tonight?
	No.
	I can make some phone calls, but right now with, you know, all the federal investigators watching my house, probably not the right move.
	Probably not the right move.
	But they will be in Miami and we'll do it after all this stuff.
	But we will have a panel.
	Maybe in...
	In London.
	Next spot?
	Yeah.
	Monday.
	Monday night.
	Tune in.
	Good.
	If you need girls on the panel, call me.
	I know one or two.
	Okay.
	One or two?
	You know the whole...
	One or two.
	I used to live in London.
	Of course I'm downplaying.
	Various Layers says, CEO Network, shout out to you guys.
	Shout out to your brother.
	Durag Myron says, Myron, if you smoke this time, you have to clip the cigar, bruv.
	Last year, you kept trying to light it.
	They noticed it.
	They noticed it.
	They were like...
	I thought it was clipped.
	I've seen the comments.
	Listen, I gave it to him.
	He did it for me.
	Okay.
	I thought it was clipped when you gave it to me.
	Shit.
	Okay.
	Yeah, they're wrong to you.
	Yeah, god damn it.
	I sold the comment section.
	Juggernaut.
	Fuck.
	Please guys, Rumble is not available in Romania for Android phones.
	If one of you FNF or Tristan could speak to Rumble staff, I'd be forever grateful and not only me.
	It's spreading.
	It will be available in more countries soon.
	That's something that they're pushing every single day.
	Scott says, please unbear me from commenting on Andrew Tate's Rumble channel.
	No.
	You were banned for a reason, so no.
	We didn't ban you for no reason, so whatever you said, you deserve it.
	Probably spamming.
	Demboy says, legendary collab full circle and fresh.
	Please let Myron and the chat come on, dude.
	Don't practice now, lol.
	And Myron, how do you feel that your cuck friend told his community to attack your chat for clips?
	What?
	I don't believe that.
	I think he means S. I don't believe you.
	Whatever.
	I don't believe that.
	Navson says, we need a tape for president t-shirt.
	I agree.
	Yeah, no, that will give me a shot.
	Don't wear that t-shirt.
	Don't wear that t-shirt.
	Me or Andrew will get smoked if they thought we had any political ambitions.
	And quite frankly, I don't.
	So I'm not trying to be president of anywhere.
	That's a good point.
	Christie says, Tristan, single mom here.
	My teen sons, my nephews, and I watch you every single day.
	For years, they are jiu-jitsu, football, and basketball champs and lead Bible study in school.
	Love you so much.
	Well, that's good.
	That's good.
	I guess we're having a positive impact on those young men.
	So make sure they keep watching me.
	And, you know, being a single mom isn't easy.
	You're clearly doing a good job if they're into all that stuff and not, you know, video games, porn and...
	And the Napoleon movie.
	You know, we make fun of single moms and everything else like that, right?
	But there's some smart ones that actually have them watch this kind of content because they understand I can't teach a man to be a man.
	Exactly.
	You know what?
	I've defended this several times before because there are some universal views that a lot of the red pill community have.
	And people put me in the red pill community.
	They put me in the conservative.
	I don't name myself as part of any community.
	I say what I think and I think what I say.
	And that's it.
	I'm me.
	The world is complicated, and the world is tragic, and relationships don't always work out, and shit happens, and people die, and men are abusive, and men are pieces of shit.
	Of course.
	When you look at single moms with two or three kids who are still trying to live the whole life, still trying to get a guy like me to take them seriously, to take care of the kids, you can look down on that kind of behavior, and I would wholly agree with that.
	However, there are loads of great single moms in the world.
	I mean, my parents got divorced when A lot of widows.
	Yeah, and my parents got divorced when I was probably 10, 11, was when the divorce was finalized.
	So my mom was a single mom.
	Was I raised okay?
	Yeah, I was raised brilliantly.
	And then she ended up, after raising her kids, getting married, and now she's married to the love of her life.
	So, you know, do I think her now husband should have looked back, what, eight, nine years ago when he met her and said, single mom.
	Just like, actually grow up because the world's more complicated and it's not all black and white.
	And there's not one rule that fits all.
	So don't be so hard on single mothers.
	There's a great area.
	That's actually true.
	TheyLoveClyde says, as a fellow little brother, shout out to Tussman, Tristan Tate.
	Shout out to you.
	That's Don DeMarco for a hundred bucks.
	IRS says, keep up the great work, gentlemen.
	The world needs to see this.
	If there's no struggle, there's no progress.
	IRS again, a hundred bucks.
	Tony Klein says, when do you guys believe the Money Monday about cars will happen?
	Next Monday?
	Next Monday?
	After we get back from England, we'll do one for you guys.
	You guys mentioned the last latest business credit card podcast.
	You're planning this estimate date.
	So next Monday.
	Probably the one after that.
	Yeah.
	So there you go.
	Next Monday.
	And then we'll go 100 and up from here.
	We'll read these ones that came through.
	And the last one, Fidel says, What do you think about El Sacador?
	El Salvador.
	He spelled El Salvador wrong.
	Yeah, with a C. Yeah, well, so he can't spell.
	Well, El Salvador is a very interesting case study.
	El Salvador is, you know, I was speaking about El Salvador.
	I guess if you're from El Salvador, I'll answer your question and give some credit to your president because some new guy came along.
	And, you know, they protected Osage, if I'm not mistaken.
	No, that was, that wasn't El Salvador.
	That was Ecuador.
	I think it was.
	I think he was in the Ecuador.
	Yeah, he lived there for like seven years or something like that.
	And the consulate in London.
	Yeah, I think that was the Ecuador consulate.
	I believe so.
	My bad.
	Double check that for me.
	But El Salvador, yeah.
	So El Salvador, for those of you who are watching who don't know this, recently got a new president.
	And this new president was sick of his country being run by gangs, was sick of his country being flooded with drugs, was sick of his country being known for criminality.
	And he- Ecuador, my bad.
	Ecuador?
	Yeah, it was Ecuador.
	You're correct.
	And he just started rounding these motherfuckers up.
	You got a gang tattoo?
	Fuck you.
	Guilty.
	Rounded them all up and put them in jail.
	And I'm going to say something that might get me in trouble.
	This is why I'm glad this show isn't on YouTube.
	Rounding people up, right, has been given a bad name.
	The Stalins, the Hitlers, the British Empire in South Africa with the Boers.
	Rounding people up.
	Was the beginning of so many tragedies in history that people, you know, look back on and hate that nowadays no politician could start a sentence with, well, we need to round them up and then, no matter how humane the solution.
	So El Salvador's president thought, fuck this, I'm rounding them all up.
	Rounding them up.
	You're a gangster?
	Cool.
	Strip naked.
	You got a tattoo?
	Fuck you.
	Five years.
	Here's a book.
	Educate yourself.
	MS-13 probably.
	Let's round them all up.
	And the country's crime statistics absolutely transformed.
	Its economy absolutely transformed.
	Drugs plummeted to near zero.
	He just rounded them all up.
	And when problems get that bad, you do get to a point where sensible politicians need to say the words, round them up and then.
	For example, How do you fix California's homeless crisis?
	Like, that's a very difficult question.
	Giving them money isn't going to help.
	They like being on the streets, most of them.
	Drugs are fucking everywhere because the borders open and drugs are being flooded in.
	These people are drug addicts and crack addicts, etc.
	The solution, whether you like it or not, and I'm not advocating for anything violent against anyone, but the solution starts with round them up and then.
	But no politician in America has the balls to say the words round them up.
	Because it's scary.
	Oh, there's too many illegal immigrants are flooding into America.
	What do we do?
	Well, round them up and then process them and get them back to where they should be.
	Saying round them up makes everyone shit themselves.
	So God bless the president of El Salvador because he just fucking went for it.
	And he's cleaned up his country entirely.
	So good for him because he wasn't afraid to break that taboo and just start rounding these motherfuckers up.
	You want to be a gangster?
	Cool.
	Come with me.
	There you go.
	Yep.
	Absolutely, man.
	Yep.
	So I was going to say, very interesting, right?
	Because you guys have been very, you guys called it back in fucking 2020 when the whole pandemic started, right?
	Yep.
	About COVID being a scam, the scamdemic, etc.
	Hell, you guys were aware in Sweden?
	Yeah.
	The whole time?
	It was completely open?
	Day one.
	We went to Sweden.
	Since day one.
	Because you guys called the shit out for being bullshit and then Russell Brand followed after the fact because he, I think a big reason why they went after him and you guys as well is because you guys were so outspoken on the pandemic.
	I can probably agree with that.
	Because he did a whole thing.
	I forget what nighttime show he was on, but he went up and talked about the statistics and how much money the CDC made, the pharmaceutical companies made.
	Real Time with Bill Maher.
	Was it Bill Maher?
	Maybe it was Bill Maher.
	And he talked about this, you know, Extensively, you guys, it's a scam, bullshit, putting on a mask, it's bullshit, etc.
	And then all of a sudden, oh, these guys are over here human trafficking and grape and sexual assault.
	And now Russell Brand's a sexual predator.
	Yeah, no, it's very weird that for some reason, the people who the mainstream media think are sexual predators are right about all the issues they don't need to talk about.
	Isn't that ironic?
	That, you know, if you talk about all the things that the government and the MSM don't want you to talk about, suddenly they think that you're a sexual predator and they run it on the same mainstream media that they were running to run their scams.
	It's cosmic.
	It must be a coincidence.
	I don't know.
	All sexual criminals must just be very well tuned in to the bullshit of the mainstream media, maybe.
	Who knows?
	I just find it amazing how, you know, you guys are against COVID and guys being pussies, sexual, you know, bullshit coming your guys' way, right?
	Yep.
	Then you got, you know, someone like Coach Red Pill, Gonzalo Lira, rest in peace to him, calls out the bullshit with going on in Ukraine.
	He was there on the ground.
	He said it years ago when the war first broke out.
	Russia's winning this war, guys.
	They're taking your money, and you're looking crazy.
	They're not going to win.
	And what happens?
	He ends up getting killed later on.
	He dies tragically in a fucking Ukrainian prison, right?
	Yeah.
	Rest in peace to him.
	And he spoke about this.
	And now, Tucker Carlson goes over there and does an interview with Puin, which I want to get your take on it as well.
	We talked about it with Andrew.
	And we've been told, oh, you know, Russia is nothing more than a gas station.
	Economically, they're poor.
	These sanctions are going to destroy them, etc.
	But the ruble's been going up.
	Tucker Carlson goes over there estimating that groceries are going to be $400.
	They're only $100.
	Groceries in Russia are cheaper than in America.
	Yet, they're being sanctioned down to the fucking ground.
	Yet, their money's went up and their groceries are cheaper than ours.
	Yeah, so I guess the next logical point is I wonder what imaginary sexual crimes Tucker Carlson has committed that are going to come up next year.
	Yeah, he's going to be next.
	He's going to be next.
	And he's such a good guy that lives such a clean life.
	But, oh, 20 years ago, this girl from nowhere now says, I mean, if that comes out now.
	That's how we got him on Fox News.
	It's the boy who cried wolf.
	If you say the same shit about everybody who disagrees with you, eventually people are going to wake up.
	When they hit me with it, people are like, oh, maybe he's a human trafficker.
	I saw it.
	People were, like, literally thinking that for some reason I human trafficked people, which doesn't make any sense.
	Why?
	But God knows, because they believe what the news tells them, and that's it.
	Keep in mind, I still have, if you have anything on your criminal record, anyone listening, any of my haters, any of my detractors, if you have anything on your criminal record, I am less of a criminal than you.
	I have a clean criminal record in every country in the world, still to this day.
	There you go.
	And I'm labeled a human trucker.
	The only crime you commit is cock blocking me because girls cry over you and then fucking human taxiing.
	Taxi king.
	Only here.
	Only in this country.
	Like fucking this guy's over here sending girls in taxis and everything else like that.
	He's trying to get them out the fucking house.
	Exactly.
	Yeah.
	But yeah, Tucker Carlson.
	It'll be very interesting if they try that on him because surely that's got to be the final straw.
	Surely if this girl anonymous from 15 years ago said Tucker Carlson touched her butthole in a fucking bathroom somewhere that she doesn't remember.
	Surely, everyone should just wake up and go, nah, that's bullshit.
	But they won't.
	They won't.
	They'll be like, oh, look, we caught another sexual predator, the people on the far left.
	They will actually think that.
	Which is ironic, because it's the people on the fucking far left who are the pedophiles and the weirdos and the child molesters.
	It's them.
	The culprits.
	It's them.
	Yeah, they're trying to point the finger at everyone else.
	It's like, those are the bad ones.
	What was that in mainstream news media that their guy touches kids again?
	That was the...
	That was the BBC. They had Jimmy Savile was the biggest one.
	But even recently, they had the same news presenter.
	His name was Hugh Edwards, the same old man who sat there saying, oh, the Tates were arrested for human trafficking.
	I forgot the article.
	The same dude, a few months later, was sending naked pictures to a 17-year-old boy.
	He's married.
	A 17-year-old boy.
	And people would be like, oh, well, that's past the age of consent.
	No.
	Forcing people under 18 to consume pornography is exactly the same as shooting pornography with people who are under 18.
	The age of pornography is 18 for a reason.
	If you are sending pictures of your bare naked pale white ass to 17 year olds, that is sending pornography to a minor.
	It is in fact a crime.
	They covered that in the news, not the BBC, they covered that on some of the news stations for all of one day.
	Yeah.
	One day!
	And you, Edwards, just chilling.
	No criminal charges, no nothing.
	And he did, in fact, verifiably, absolutely break the law.
	He could have had a relationship with this boy.
	He could have slept with him, etc.
	But the fact that he sent pornography means he did, in fact, violate the law.
	And there's no charges against him because he's one of the team.
	England had another guy.
	What was his name?
	His name slips from my mind.
	The ITV presenter.
	Philip Schofield was his name.
	Now, Philip Schofield...
	Oh, yeah.
	Was meeting some boy who was like 14, ended up getting him a job at the TV station.
	And yeah, Phillip Schofield was like fucking this kid behind his wife's back.
	But now that the kid's like 20 and isn't trying to press charges, they just got rid of the Phillip Schofield situation and buried that.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	Wasn't he on the news as well?
	Exactly, yeah.
	A different British news channel.
	So these same people who will drag your name through the mud when they get the orders to and say the words human trafficker next to your name as many times as they are ordered to are the fucking pedophiles and the rapists and the perverts and damn selves.
	These are the people.
	I didn't read the whole Epstein's client list.
	I'll tell you two names that weren't fucking on it.
	Andrew and Tristan Tate.
	And you know what?
	Russell Brand's name wasn't fucking on it either.
	That's true.
	None of our names were on the world's most famous list of people.
	Or Vince McMahon.
	Yeah, or Vince McMahon.
	The world's most famous list of people who are predators.
	My name didn't fucking appear on it.
	Like, you know, these are the dangerous people.
	And I want to ask you this, because, you know, obviously, we all saw the BBC interview with your brother, right?
	I don't even want to bother Andrew with that bullshit.
	Yeah, there was a fucking planned, you know, attack.
	Yeah.
	So you were probably there, you were there watching.
	So what were you doing during that interview?
	What was your process?
	What was your mindset like watching it unfold there?
	Because obviously, they told you guys, hey, because I know they had been bothering him when you guys were inside.
	Yeah.
	Hey, we're going to give you a fair interview.
	We want to get your side, blah, blah, blah.
	We're going to be impartial, etc.
	And then they come and they pull that show off.
	What was it like setting it up, you being there, because I know you're always by your brother's side.
	What was that experience like?
	Well, I was laughing through the whole thing because I knew exactly how it was going to come across.
	And we made provisions for this.
	They didn't get an edited version of the interview out.
	We filmed the entire thing and released it before they got back to their hotel.
	They released to our damn cells before we got back to the hotel.
	So essentially, it kind of made me sad.
	That Andrew obviously is hard to kill and he's prepared for any situation.
	But if you think about what a cheap shot it was, imagine someone in a UFC fight got rocked and knocked out and the referee said, okay, stop.
	And then the guy came and smashed his face in some more.
	That was the equivalent of how cheap the shot was because we are British citizens.
	Above anything else.
	I've paid my British taxes for years.
	That funds the fucking BBC. By the way, I've paid millions of dollars in taxes in England back when I used to live there.
	I've paid a lot of money in British taxes, which funds the entire organization.
	The fact that two British citizens and American citizens were stripped of their passports and held without charge for three months in the worst prison conditions Europe has to offer, and when you get out as the BBC, the journalist, the center of all journalism for these men's home country, and you think, okay, let's fuck him.
	His first interview, let's fuck him.
	Let's ask him a bunch of stupid questions about old posts he made six, seven years ago and try and make him look bad.
	Not, what was jail like?
	Why were you in jail?
	Why aren't there charges?
	Why has there been no trial?
	None of these questions.
	I was like...
	I hate to think that people in this world are that evil because there are people who wouldn't have been able to handle it as well as Andrew.
	There are people who would have come out of our situation mentally broken.
	They didn't give a fuck.
	And they thought, yeah, now's our time.
	Days after.
	Now's our time to get him.
	Yeah.
	And I was like, wow, these people are actually- Then you invited them to your home.
	These people are actually fucked up.
	And they begged for an interview from us.
	They begged.
	These people are actually fucked up.
	And she came across very poorly.
	She is a stone-cold loser of a journalist.
	Now, no matter what she posts, Like, people just don't listen to her anymore or believe her anymore.
	And I don't know.
	I think people are just evil.
	Like, if I invite you into my home, at least, like, ask me normal questions.
	The fact that she didn't even, like, the gall to just go in there and, like, not even, how are you?
	Like, tell us, you know, like, no humanity whatsoever.
	It was like, let's just try to get a gotcha moment.
	It's really why I hate entertainment so much.
	And Philip Schofield, who we talked about earlier, did a BBC interview.
	He did so well.
	And the first question was, so Philip, how do you feel?
	How do you feel?
	That's crazy, bro.
	Oh, well, it's bad for my wife and my kids.
	If it wasn't for my daughter, I'd have killed myself by now.
	Oh, we sympathize.
	You're a fucking predator!
	You are a fucking predator.
	And you know the worst thing?
	You could call me any name you like.
	I have a daughter.
	I fucking hate human traffickers.
	In jail, everyone know I was set up.
	I have street cred.
	People in jail respected me.
	But when they were like, oh, this guy's in for murder, this guy's in for this, this guy's in for fucking running human trafficking ring and pimping out girls.
	I don't want to fucking talk to those people.
	They disgust me.
	Human traffickers are probably the worst thing you can almost be called.
	Yeah.
	Because I wouldn't want to talk to somebody who was ever convicted of human trafficking, which I haven't been, by the way.
	So, thank you.
	So, you were sitting there on the sidelines watching the interview.
	Yeah, I was smiling.
	You were smiling because you saw it coming.
	I knew.
	I was smiling.
	I saw Bailey filming his, uh, filming the interview.
	I knew we had it.
	Shout out to Bailey.
	I knew we had him and I was like, oh, they're trying this again.
	This isn't the first time.
	Andrew has been on the internet for over 10 years.
	Yeah, he said a bunch of things.
	Oh, if a girl attacked me with a machete, I'd pull the machete out and slap her in the face and be like, and so they cut the bit at the end.
	Of Of course.
	They cut the bit at the end.
	What would you do if the girl attacked you?
	They cut all that bit out and be like, oh, you said that you'd attack a girl with a machete.
	Yeah, great.
	That's why I have no criminal record.
	Oh, have you seen my alleged victims with those massive machete scars on their face?
	No, you haven't.
	That's because it's a fucking joke.
	Yeah.
	Clearly it's a joke.
	And interviewers have bought this up again and again and again.
	Especially with the old Tate speech videos, right?
	They're like a minute, two minute long.
	And it was all satire.
	It was funny shit.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Hilarious shit.
	If everyone knows the nails one, get your nails done, bitch.
	Get your nails done.
	So, no, me and Andrew have never attacked anyone with a machete, so it's a very easy question to deflect.
	It's clearly just them being clowns.
	I was smiling the whole time, but I thought, what about a man who maybe isn't as mentally prepared as Andrew?
	Trying to, let's say, I don't know Russell Brand.
	Anyone else would flip, dude.
	He seems like a very mentally strong person, but let's say we threw him in jail for three months for no reason.
	Away from his kids, away from his family.
	You're in court, you don't understand what the fuck they're saying.
	Then you get him out, and then you fucking go and try and broadside him with some cheap shot?
	Like, that's just horrible.
	That's just horrible.
	What evil people.
	But I don't give a shit.
	I'm hard to kill.
	And she's been trying to get an interview with you guys after the fact, right?
	Yeah, I mean...
	Still, she's staying here for months and everything.
	Yeah, of course.
	Weird old chick.
	Yeah, following me to court and stuff.
	And that's why I kind of respect journalists like Piers Morgan, and not everyone is a fan of Piers Morgan, but when he says to me, he says before the interview, yep, you know what I'm going to ask you.
	I'm going to stab you in the chest, not in the back.
	I'm going to ask you all the difficult questions.
	I'm going to ask you about your case.
	I'm going to ask you.
	And you're like, yeah, okay.
	And you're ready for what he's going to say.
	Piers Morgan doesn't lie.
	Piers Morgan doesn't come under false pretenses.
	That's one thing I do respect about him.
	You suffered in jail.
	I'm going to ask about the jail experience and start asking, oh, your case file says this.
	You're accused of this.
	No, he is who he says he is.
	And I don't agree with a lot of the shit he says, but at least he'll fucking come from an honest angle, which is why interviews with him are exciting.
	I did a very good interview with him.
	Andrew did a very good interview with him.
	Nothing against Piers Morgan.
	I watched both.
	Yeah, because he didn't fucking lie.
	Yeah, he was straight up.
	Yeah, he asked what he was gonna ask.
	So, being straight up as well, this has been going on for a little bit here on our podcast, and I think for most people, they've seen you as a good person, you're a good guy, but they have an issue with your life, because you're so perfect, things must be wrong.
	On some level, cracking armor, chicken armor.
	What's wrong with my life?
	So, they accuse you of having a Baby mother.
	Yep.
	That you made the OnlyFans for money.
	And we talked about it on our podcast as well.
	Obviously, we defend you because obviously speaking, we know you very well.
	But these idiots online like they know us better than we know ourselves.
	Yeah.
	So I can actually touch on this very, very, very briefly.
	Yeah.
	I am worth so much fucking money.
	Yeah.
	so much money if any girl ever got pregnant with a child of mine she'd never have to work another day in her life and she's an only fans girl or a waitress etc etc now everyone knows i used to run a webcam website everyone knows i ran this webcamming website this streaming company which by the way is not linked to my criminal case at all at all and i ran this for years and years and years and years i made very i've made lots of good friends uh both male and female in that industry i still have a lot of good friends within that industry now and people when they see me out in public or something i don't want to talk too much detail about About my actual life,
	but people will be like, oh, you're with a girl who does OnlyFans.
	I'm like, yeah, well, she used to work for my company for five or six years.
	And the fact that The fact that that's used as an attack angle on me, I'm perfectly fine with because that was very much a part of my life.
	However, if I get someone pregnant, they're not going to work any single job ever again for the rest of their life.
	I'm going to take care of them.
	They take different events in history and mix them together to write some false narrative or some false story or as though every girl I date is a webcam model or as every girl I date is an OnlyFans chick.
	There was this porn star who went on...
	And you met her before that also.
	It's very important for them to know.
	I met that girl.
	She was working in a bathroom store selling toilets and baths.
	Anyway, long story short, people are very happy to look at very small aspects of my life and try to broaden it and say that's how I conduct my business.
	There was a porn star who recently went on the Adam22 podcast.
	Her name was CJ Miles.
	CJ, the Asian chick.
	Yeah, the little Asian chick.
	Now, she's a porn actress.
	So she's on this podcast and she's sitting there saying, yeah, I met Tristan on a dating app and he was in Dubai and I flew out to see him and we hooked up and hung out and yeah, Tristan was, you know, rough with me in bed and it was fun and gave me this kind of good review, I guess.
	And everyone was like, Tristan's having sex with porn stars.
	Tristan's having sex with porn stars.
	One, if I have sex with porn stars, none of your fucking business.
	I'm not trying to marry the bitch.
	Three, she wasn't a porn star at the time.
	She was just a hot girl with a hot Instagram.
	She didn't start shooting adult content about a year after I'd hooked up with her in Dubai all those years ago.
	There you go.
	But people will take a tiny little aspect of my life, one little interview, one word someone says, collaborate a bunch of stupid facts.
	And by the way, I saw that girl for two days of my life.
	Two days ever.
	I've never seen her again.
	Never saw her afterwards.
	It was a very fun weekend.
	I'll be honest.
	It was a very fun weekend.
	And it is what it is.
	But people who are looking to criticize, when I say, oh, you want a good girl who's a virgin to start a family with?
	Motherfucker, you think I don't have virgins?
	You think I don't have virgin girlfriends?
	Are you out of your fucking mind?
	So it's just people trying to look at something And criticize it in one way or another.
	That's what it is.
	So, we don't want to hear no more dick watching, because that's just gay as fuck, me writing, at all with the Taker Brothers or us.
	So, if you don't know the full story, don't talk about it, bro.
	He had a canned business back then.
	She wasn't doing it before.
	He met her.
	She got into it after the fact because he was running a canned business.
	And then she loved him because she worked for him.
	I closed the canned business down.
	Years ago, what was I going to do with her?
	Kick her through the streets?
	I'm a good guy.
	So, you know, my life has been very long and very complicated, and there's been very many chapters to my life.
	And you know what?
	I'll defend, right now, on your podcast, I'll defend dating OnlyFans, girls.
	Give me a second.
	Give me a second.
	Alright, let's hear it on the other side.
	I'm going to defend this for half a second, because...
	When people say OnlyFans, what you have to understand is there's a sliding fucking scale with OnlyFans.
	There's a massive sliding scale.
	I know girls who are actual runway models who have an OnlyFans account and sell implied nude photos.
	That's it.
	The same kind of stuff girls post on Instagram and that's it.
	When you say I'm dating this girl and she does OnlyFans.
	When people say that to me, my first question is, well, what does she do?
	What does she do on OnlyFans?
	Is she sucking strangers' dicks in bathrooms and selling videos of cum shots on her face?
	I have never, ever taken a woman seriously who's ever shot any boy-girl content ever.
	Ever.
	That's never happened.
	So when people will be like, oh, well, this girl got her tits out.
	I'm like, yeah, you know, Halle Berry, Carmen Electra, Pamela Anderson.
	These were girls who were getting their tits out in Playboy magazine way before OnlyFans existed.
	And no one ever said, um, who was that guy who was dating Pamela Anderson?
	Tommy Lee?
	Tommy Lee?
	Tommy Lee.
	No one ever went, Tommy Lee.
	What a fucking simp.
	She had her tits out and people saw them.
	There are sliding scales to what the OnlyFans business is.
	There are some girls who do implied nude foes.
	There are some girls who are just naked by themselves showing their tits.
	And there are some girls who I would never date, by the way.
	And I would never take seriously.
	And I would never do anything more than just hook up with who literally shoot like fuck videos.
	So it's a massive sliding scale.
	So there are dudes out there.
	And I don't know because I don't subscribe to any of their accounts.
	But when they're like, oh, this girl's dating OnlyFans girl.
	My first question in my mind is, well, what is she doing on OnlyFans?
	Mm-hmm.
	Because some girls do OnlyFans and don't even get fucking naked.
	So what is she actually doing and what is she actually selling?
	What's her fucking body count?
	Why don't you ask that question because that's more important.
	You give me a girl who's sold pictures of her tits with a body count of 1 and a girl who no one has ever seen her tits but she's a body count of 20 and I'd rather take the girl with a body count of 1 personally and I understand that some people may have varying viewpoints to that.
	However, The fact that only one dude has ever physically touched her, to me, is better than I don't really give a shit that a bunch of dudes have seen her tits.
	That's not important to me.
	And there's no girl in my life who anyone could ever tie me with, besides maybe just hooking up with them, or a girl who said that she's been with me, who shoots actual pornography.
	Boy, girl, actual sex stuff.
	Yeah.
	So, OnlyFans, it's a sliding scale.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	And I would say, so also, Like, from your experience, right?
	Like, you've had girls that worked for you in the cam business, et cetera, that were virgins, right?
	I had one.
	That was a famous story, yeah.
	It wasn't all of them, but there was one girl who worked for me for years.
	Didn't sleep with me, didn't sleep with my brother.
	She was a virgin.
	That was her whole thing.
	She made loads of money.
	She literally used to get naked, and that was it.
	Wouldn't touch herself, wouldn't do anything.
	And yeah, the cam business is unusual, but that girl was a virgin, yeah.
	I think she's married now.
	Her husband married a virgin with a body count of zero.
	I guess good for him.
	She never hooked up a jaw?
	No, never.
	Wow.
	I tried.
	You know I tried.
	Yeah, yeah.
	No, I mean, and at the end of the day, man, there's always exceptions to the rule.
	I've always said it, you know, that certain guys can do certain things and other guys can't.
	And for the majority of you guys, you probably shouldn't commit to a girl that does OnlyFans.
	But obviously, Tristan is very good with women and understands how women are and comes from this industry and he's able to detect a girl that, okay, she does this type of stuff, she does that type of stuff.
	But for the majority of y'all, man...
	Probably better off not dating.
	I will finish on one point.
	To all the guys out there, Who dream of having the...
	I don't know what their dream is.
	Maybe their dream is some Russian ballerina with a body count of one.
	Maybe their dream is some model with a body count of zero.
	Whatever dream woman they are thinking that they're having and they're trying to label me as this and that and the other one because I hooked up with CJ Myles.
	Whatever their criticisms are.
	Motherfucker, you think I don't have those girls?
	You think I don't have the girls with the body counts of zeros and ones?
	You think I don't meet these chicks?
	Like, in what universe do I not get these chicks?
	Well, you won't see them.
	Yeah, so all the girls you're dreaming about, I can get and it's fine.
	So that's the other thing too I kind of had to fucking let these guys know is like you have girls in like sections like there's main girls there's baby mamas there's side chicks there's fun girls the old me yeah sorry he's changed now I'm a changed man so can I say this though as men right we call y'all are not Tristan Tate we tell guys to become better for yourself yeah but why is that to make money to be a provider for yourself and your family but what's the main goal here So you can make your own choices as a man.
	So ultimately, if I decide, I work my ass off, I become successful, I'm in this hierarchy of a level where I want to be, guess what I'm going to do?
	What the fuck I want to do?
	So ultimately, if I want to fuck strippers or prostitutes, Hey, that's on me.
	Do I agree with it?
	No.
	Yeah, I don't hire prostitutes.
	I don't fuck strippers.
	But the CJ Miles thing was a big one.
	Someone's like, oh, Tristan flew some porn star.
	She was just some hot girl from Instagram.
	Yeah.
	Like, she wasn't shooting adult content, or I probably wouldn't have met her back then.
	But it's interesting how they automatically assume you fucked a porn star, but when you smashed her, she wasn't a porn star yet.
	Yeah.
	But I've also smashed probably 20 porn stars.
	It gives a shit.
	They're not in my life.
	They're not living in my house.
	It just is what it is.
	It's fun, bro.
	Yeah.
	So, I don't know.
	I guess guys can't get over that sometimes.
	I said this on the Fresh and Fit podcast I did with Andrew.
	I said, look, every woman's got her own different use case.
	There are women who you should be having families with and you should be marrying.
	And there are women who are...
	Let's say they're active porn stars.
	And they're, I don't know, in the club.
	Recreational use only.
	And they look good.
	Recreational use only.
	That's what they're for.
	You don't have to take the porn star from the club and say, you need to be a traditional woman.
	You need to do this.
	You can actually just wrap up, have a great time with her, and then just delete your number afterwards.
	You can do that.
	She's fine, you're fine, everyone's happy, and no one gives a fuck.
	I'll give you an example.
	We were in New York.
	A couple of years ago for some podcasts, right?
	I met this chick.
	She does porn.
	Super cool girl.
	We hung out in New York.
	You know, you were a weird friend, whatever.
	Oh, yeah, yeah.
	And we had a good time, you know, hotel stuff, had some fun.
	I left.
	I did a vlog, showed a little bit of it in there, and then they said, oh, Fresh is paying for pussy.
	And I'm like, hold on.
	I don't know what you charge niggas outside of me, but I didn't pay shit.
	I had a fun night, and that was it.
	But because, oh, Fresh put this a porn star girl.
	He must be A hypocrite.
	I'm like, bro, I had a fun night and I was it.
	Same thing happened to me four years ago.
	I threw a pool party at my house about four years back.
	And I invited a bunch of chicks from Romania.
	You know what it's like when I do a bit of a wrangle.
	All these hot girls.
	Can't wait to do one when they're just all done.
	So all these hot girls turned up at my pool party this four years ago, and some haters from Romania started messaging me, ha ha ha, you brought escorts to your party.
	You hired escorts to come to your party.
	I'm like, what?
	Who?
	And they sent me some girl who, by the way, I didn't even talk to the whole night.
	Never spoke to her, never even slept with her.
	And they sent me some escort adverts for some girl who had turned up at my party.
	Speaking of which, we could discuss that other girl that showed up at your party.
	Remember that they tried to say some bullshit about?
	Which one?
	The one.
	We were talking about it yesterday.
	If you don't remember, don't worry about it.
	I actually don't remember.
	But anyway, I was just like...
	The dad said some bullshit.
	She showed up at the party.
	I don't know.
	Let's talk about that.
	Okay, yeah, yeah.
	Never mind.
	Never mind.
	Continue on.
	Sorry.
	So anyway, I was just like, what?
	You think I paid her to show up at my party?
	You think when one of the richest, most famous men in town throws a pool party, she says, okay, I'm going to message him and give him a price?
	She might escort in her fucking free time.
	I don't know what the fuck she's doing.
	I never even slept with this chick, but people saw her and identified her.
	I'm like, you know, the fact that you know she's an escort says a lot more about you than me.
	Facts.
	Yeah, same with like Romanian porn actresses.
	There's a photo of me sitting at a party and there's a girl near me and she's like, oh, that looks like this girl.
	She's a porn girl, blah, blah, blah.
	I'm like, the fact that you know that...
	Says more about you than me, bro.
	I was just having a party.
	My clothes were on the whole time.
	I was sitting around having drinks with a bunch of people I know.
	Like, shut the fuck up.
	They're analyzing the people that go to your party more than anything, which is fucking weird, man.
	And here's the thing.
	Because I've been to one of these parties before, a few.
	A lot of the girls don't even get talked to, man.
	They don't even get talked to.
	They're like, yo, there's a ratio of like five, six, seven guys maybe, and then like 40, 50 girls.
	A lot of them don't even get talked to, guys.
	I just need girls around to drink the champagne.
	Newsflash, those girls that are in that lane of work are more fun.
	I mean, the other girls want to have fun, too.
	So it's like, if you don't know how it works, you're going to judge it.
	Like, oh, she's this and that.
	Bro, it's a better environment for fun.
	That's it.
	So, I don't know, man.
	A lot of guys, they're not around women a lot, so they don't get it.
	Trying to explain this shit to people a lot of times is fucking annoying, but they don't get it.
	Shit, what was I? BBC? Vice.
	Fucking dickheads.
	Haven't they gone out of business?
	Yeah.
	The chocolate stunt man.
	Who came up with that idea?
	You know what?
	It was actually just done very lightheartedly.
	Because he was...
	Because in my head I'm like, Trista came up with this idea.
	Yeah, well here's the thing.
	You know, I don't operate in the world of trying to get revenge on anyone I didn't think all match a talked bunch of shit made up some fake anonymous play I don't know what I didn't even watch his original documentary did but it was actually done in very good spirits He came to the event all these dudes to have this cage fighting event.
	It was very cool.
	We did our own video on it Everybody had overwhelmingly positive reviews.
	Yeah, and he tried to spin it in some negative way time himself.
	Yeah, I had a great time And to be fair, the last thing I ever said to him in conversation, I said, look, I'm proud of you, bro.
	I think he did really well.
	You know, blah, blah, blah.
	I made everyone give him a round of applause and he walked off with a big smile on his face.
	But he's just a snake, isn't he?
	So it wasn't something where I thought, I need to get Matt Shea back.
	I don't give a fuck.
	Matt Shea?
	Who gives a shit about this dork?
	Like, nobody.
	Like, he's literally on his little interviews doing cocaine because he's scared of the people he's with.
	He's a weirdo.
	So anyway.
	So this dork, it was just the opportunity arose.
	He was begging.
	Oh, I want to come back.
	I want to come back for round two.
	I want to come back in round two.
	And I'll tell the real story this time.
	I'm like, yeah, sure you will.
	So we just basically...
	It wasn't something we planned.
	It wasn't something that took a lot of effort.
	Did he still work for Vice at the time?
	I think he worked for the BBC. Okay, yeah.
	Funnily enough.
	But anyway, we just said, yeah, sure.
	Let him come here.
	Just didn't open the door.
	And it became this legendary moment.
	And now I feel like...
	His career...
	I mean, he can't post anything.
	And he says, oh, they sent their army to attack me.
	I don't fucking tell people to troll Matt Shea.
	He trolled himself.
	And everyone laughs at him now because he's a laughingstock.
	And that's not my problem.
	It is not my problem.
	That Matt Shea made a dickhead out of himself by one, trying to be dishonest and people disliked that in the first place.
	And then two, showing up at my, like begging for a second round as though he's going to get it.
	You know?
	I sat him here before he did his hit piece.
	I sat him next to us.
	I said, Andrew, this guy is going to do a hit piece.
	This guy is a snake who's going to do a hit piece.
	You called it.
	You called it.
	Well, no!
	I actually sat right fucking here, man.
	I was like, why are you lying?
	You're gonna do a hit piece, bro.
	Like, I knew.
	So we all knew.
	He didn't trick us.
	But I thought, you're gonna keep begging for an interview?
	Sure.
	Fly here on Whizz Air.
	Bring a box of chocolate.
	Shut up at my desk.
	And I'll just chill with my brother.
	I don't give a fuck if you turn up at my house.
	Fans turn up at my house all the time.
	He's just another one.
	Yeah.
	It wasn't an orchestrated revenge plot that I thought I'm going to get Matt with because I don't lose sleep thinking about Matt Shea in this stupid documentary.
	Lots of these hit pieces have been made by all sorts of dorks.
	It was just, yeah, the opportunity landed.
	So I thought, yeah, let's fucking troll him in.
	Me and Andrew both thought of doing it.
	We were advised against it by a bunch of people.
	Oh, well, you shouldn't do that because it makes you look like...
	Makes me look like what?
	Who the fuck is he?
	What's he going to do to me?
	Write another article?
	No one reads this shit.
	You realize it?
	My PR people sent me this saying, look, This news organization has just come out with some new news article.
	Who the fuck goes to bbc.com, opens a news article, and reads them?
	They get less hits than my fucking...
	Bro, they get far less hits than this podcast right now.
	They get less hits.
	Yeah, exactly.
	And my tweets, I ratio these people all the time.
	Yeah, the BBC was just like, oh, well...
	Putin lied in his interview blah blah blah.
	I was like, oh yeah fact check the BBC's run by a satanic pedophiles and they're losers or something.
	Yeah, yeah Triple the lights they get.
	I commented on that.
	So these massive news organizations don't have teeth anymore and they're not scary anymore.
	So they're gonna lie about you.
	It's really not that intimidating or not that interesting.
	Yeah, isn't it crazy how mainstream media I remember 20 years ago 30 years ago like mainstream media was everything like if you you know If you're on the news, it was a big deal, etc.
	Now you can have your own platform.
	Nobody trusts the news anymore, man.
	It's fucking crazy.
	And they did this to themselves.
	So I didn't do this.
	I didn't make Matt Shea untrustworthy.
	He's just untrustworthy.
	And I believe that he fired his last bullet with Andrew.
	Who has he had an interview with since Andrew that has been a person of any relevance ever?
	Nobody.
	And will he ever have an interview again with anybody who's culturally relevant?
	No.
	No.
	Well, they saw what he did.
	The answer is no.
	Yeah.
	So, you want to shoot yourself in the foot.
	That's not my problem.
	And the fact that you're a laughingstock, he actually says, he actually says, you know, when I post things, everyone attacks me and asks me for chocolates, and Andrew's told his fans to do that.
	Guys, can you please troll Matt?
	I don't have to fucking tell my people who hate snakes to troll Matt Shea.
	Like, why the fuck would I do that?
	I don't care about Matt Shea.
	He's a fucking dork.
	So, yeah, he shot himself in the foot.
	I don't care.
	Yeah, I mean, he fucked himself up by doing that.
	Like, that whole, you know, that Vice documentary.
	And it's crazy because I saw the footage of him having a good time and everything else like that.
	He had a wonderful time.
	He treated him so nice, he was very courteous, and still a snake.
	He came with an agenda, and he tried to do his thing, and like with Lucy Williams from the BBC, it just didn't work.
	And both of them now are disgraced journalists, and it's crazy because it's like, You gotta be honest, man.
	It's very difficult to be a scammer in 2024, man.
	Especially now Elon's bought X, and true narratives can be pushed out there.
	And Rumble exists, and we can tell the truth to hundreds of thousands, millions of people watching when we talk podcasts.
	You're gonna be called out.
	It's interesting, because if you look at the Putin interview with Tucker Carlson, it's only like 14, 15 million on YouTube, but it has like hundreds of millions on Twitter, on X. Like, you know, YouTube tried to suppress that interview hardcore, you know what I mean?
	And I guarantee you the Biden administration was probably behind that as well, because they don't want people to know the truth.
	And, oh, I didn't get to ask you, so what's your thoughts on that interview?
	Well, did you see that?
	Because you're a historian yourself, you know a lot about Russian history.
	I mean, you know, you're learning Russian right now.
	Oh, I am learning Russian right now.
	You know a lot about this region of the world.
	I am learning Russian right now.
	Why?
	My thoughts on the interview is...
	My whole perspective on the situation I can talk about in depth.
	And what I think the Americans need to understand is this.
	And what people who don't know the Ukraine-Russia relationship need to understand is this.
	I believe it was a very nasty trick for the West to make Ukrainians think that they're one of us.
	Because lots of countries...
	To get a little bit boring, there are countries like Kazakhstan, for example.
	Kazakhstan is a neighbor of Russia.
	Everyone speaks Russian in Kazakhstan.
	They share a big border.
	They know Russia's got one massive thing going for it, unlimited energy.
	So what Kazakhstan does is, okay, we're basically Russians.
	We're not.
	We're slightly different.
	But we speak their language.
	Former Soviet Union.
	Yeah, we're basically Russian.
	So what we'll do is, and shout out to all my Kazakh friends, I know you're not actually Russians, and Kazakhs and Russians are far more different than Ukrainians and Russians.
	They say, look, we're part of this part of the world.
	Let's team up with our big brother next door.
	Let's use their good, cheap energy, and let's build this amazing country.
	And Kazakhstan has gone from a third world shithole to a real fucking...
	Economically powerful country in a very short period of time because they made friends with who was close to them.
	And I feel like the greatest trick that's been pulled on Ukrainian people.
	Ukrainian people who, by the way, Russian is their first language.
	Most Ukrainians speak Russian as a first language.
	When I was born, Ukraine was not...
	And I know Ukrainians will argue about this.
	Ukraine translates in Russian to, like, on the edge or on the border.
	On the border of what?
	The Russian Empire.
	It's essentially a Russian state.
	And the greatest trick that's ever been pulled on Ukrainian people, especially the young ones, is for the Americans and the Canadians and the British and the Germans, the NATO people, to make you think as a Ukrainian, you can look in the mirror and think, yeah, I'm not Russian.
	I'm like the Americans.
	I'm like a Frenchman.
	Dangle that NATO membership.
	No, you're not!
	No, you are not like a Frenchman or an American or a Brit.
	You're not, and they will never see you as one of them.
	To us, and to Americans, to do a lot of people, you're just Russians.
	So team up with your big brother next door, use the cheap energy, and create the best country.
	Have you got the best agricultural farmland?
	There was so much untapped potential in that country.
	However, they were psyoped into thinking, ah, yeah, the West, that's our people.
	Look at where you are on a fucking map.
	You are not the West.
	And it was a fucking sick trick that they pulled on the Ukrainian people.
	And even young Ukrainian people nowadays I meet.
	They dangled, nailed membership to them for so long.
	Yeah, well, why can't we join the West?
	Look at the fucking map.
	You're not the West.
	You are, in fact, a Russian state.
	You speak Russian.
	You have great relations with it.
	Well, you do used to have great relations with the Russians.
	Before Zelensky, who was it before?
	Uh, Poroshenko.
	Yes.
	And then the guy who began with Y before that who pulled the coup.
	But anyway, long story short, I watched the interview.
	I watched the Tucker Putin interview and I think that it was very important.
	Putin did two things.
	One, he displayed total indifference and there is power in indifference.
	Yeah.
	Total power, total indifference is total power.
	If a girl's trying to get you back and you really don't give a shit, or you're arguing with a girl and you really don't give a shit, you've never been in a more powerful position, ever.
	If someone's trying to do a business deal with you, if you're trying to pitch me for a business deal and I really don't give a shit about making money or doing the business deal, I have the position of total power because I'm indifferent.
	Putin displayed the fact that he is totally indifferent with the situation.
	Ask your leaders.
	Well, if you want to call me, fine, but I don't have any need to call you.
	Like he did, one, didn't give a shit.
	Two, I liked the fact that he bored American audiences with these long explanations of how the kingdom of Poland-Lithuania was trying to influence, I knew this stuff already, was trying to influence the Ukrainian state to have their own national identity, when in fact they were essentially Russians the whole time.
	Kiev was a very important Russian city.
	A lot of the great Russian saints in the Orthodox Church, Saint Catherine of Kiev, were people who were born in modern-day Ukraine.
	When you watch the movie Rocky IV, They tell you Ivan Drago is a Russian, yes?
	If you read his stats and watch the follow-up movies, Creed and Creed 2, where they have Ivan Drago in again, he lives in modern-day Ukraine.
	Oh, how come when Rocky IV came out, he's Russian?
	Russian, Russian, Russian, Russian.
	But nowadays, because to follow his story, he's in modern-day Ukraine, which is part of the former series USSR. Was he not Russian when you watched Rocky IV? That movie's only a little bit older than I am.
	So, like, they psyoped him.
	Came out in 84, if I'm not mistaken.
	Yeah, so they psyoped That's the thing to remember.
	So Putin's long, boring history lesson, I think, was very, very important.
	Because if Americans didn't sit there and drool through it, saying, oh, Putin's a bad guy, let me wait for him to say something.
	I watched it twice.
	It was very interesting.
	I think that it gives a very good explanation to what the region is.
	And I have lots of Ukrainian friends.
	Lots.
	And I was the man on the border, helping all the Ukrainian refugees come over.
	And lots of refugees.
	I remember that.
	And lots of Ukrainians share the sentiments of the Russian people who think, why the fuck was NATO involved in our country?
	Why the fuck did we overthrow the government and give the people no Russian representation within their own parliament?
	Why the fuck were ethnic Russians attacked by the Ukrainian government in 2014 for years before the Russians came in?
	Yeah.
	So a lot of Ukrainians share my sentiments.
	And I know some of you don't, and I'm not trying to offend you, because I have nothing but respect to the young, brave Ukrainian men who are the ones who volunteer, at least, going out and marching off to war.
	But you're all going to fucking die for nothing.
	And it's sad, and it actually breaks my heart.
	You made a good point.
	The money can't save you.
	The money can't save you.
	And this is the American delusion.
	Send them more money.
	Eventually, even if Zelensky isn't taking it, Let's say they're giving every soldier a very expensive gun.
	They're just gonna die with expensive guns in their hands and that doesn't console the families and that doesn't console the mothers who lose their sons and the children who lose their fathers.
	It consoles fucking nobody and you'll get to a point where there are no more men left to fight.
	Dollar bills can't fire weapons.
	You need men on the ground at the end of the day and I think Ukrainians are actually getting sick of it.
	I think they're getting sick of it.
	They're trying to round them up, throw them in vans, send them off to the front.
	My friend's stepfather was mobilized against his will.
	And it's really fucking sad.
	And he's how old?
	50?
	Yeah, he's 51.
	And it's really fucking sad.
	So Putin's interview was very important because he let the world know what's actually going on.
	These are things that I've been...
	I mean, I have tweets going out way before the Putin interview saying, well, the war started in 2014.
	It was a civil war between the Ukrainians.
	The Russians stepped in.
	I've said all this stuff.
	And I think Putin's interview was very important.
	Isn't it crazy how Americans, like...
	Didn't know.
	They think the war started in 2022 or whatever it was, but they don't realize it actually started years before.
	Yeah, eight years before.
	Eight years before.
	Tristan, why did he speak only Russian and not English?
	Why would he speak English?
	Why would he risk Making one mistake when he speaks perfect Russian.
	He does speak English, by the way.
	He speaks English, he speaks German, he speaks a bunch of different languages.
	I feel like Putin is a very, very pragmatic man.
	He's a very deep thinker.
	He's a chess player.
	Judo black belt as well.
	Very intelligent man.
	I feel like He doesn't ever want to be in a position where anyone can say he's been misunderstood.
	I think the only words he's ever said in English on camera were at the beginning of the Russian Winter Olympics where he says, welcome to Russia.
	I think that's the only words in English he's ever been caught saying on camera.
	But it's well known that he does speak perfect English.
	Yeah, his former KGB. Yeah, but it's his language.
	You come to my country to speak to me about topics that involve me and my country.
	I'm going to speak to you in my language.
	It's a power move.
	Yeah.
	And good for him.
	And Putin's not perfect.
	No politician is perfect.
	However, Americans do need to understand the history of the region.
	And I liked the interview because he educated people as to the history of the region.
	Most Americans don't know.
	Yeah, and in the mainstream media, of course, he says basic stuff.
	Oh, I have no interest in attacking Poland and starting World War III. I have no interest in invading Lithuania and starting World War III. Why would I do that?
	I'm not stupid.
	That's crazy.
	Why would I try and start a war with NATO that's going to go nuclear?
	I'm not going to do that.
	The BBC the next day.
	Putin clearly wants to invade the rest of the world after Ukraine.
	Yeah.
	Because they're trying to scare people into ponying up their tax dollars and voluntarily and willingly giving their money away to these young men who are just going to die with their expensive weapons if they get the money in the fucking first place.
	And it's sad.
	It's really, really sad.
	And it breaks my heart.
	Because it's one country over.
	Yeah.
	We're right here.
	Yeah.
	And I've got nothing against the Ukrainian men or the Ukrainian people.
	Nothing.
	You know, it's interesting because, you know, I think at this point Russia has something like 25% of Ukraine, mostly Eastern, or ethnic Russians anyway, Crimea, Donbass.
	Do you foresee that they're going to continue to advance on or they're going to probably just keep it as is and let Ukraine have the rest?
	I mean, they're willing to negotiate, but Zelensky doesn't want to fucking negotiate.
	That's another thing, too.
	Poon wants to negotiate.
	He wants more money.
	My opinion on the situation is as follows.
	I believe...
	What Vladimir Putin says, not what he said in the Tucker interview, actually, but what he says to his own state media, because I listen to a lot of what he says.
	When he said, for eight years they were committing a genocide against ethnic Russians within Ukraine, and I jumped in to stop them.
	The fact that he didn't attack Kiev with full vigor, the fact that he didn't attack Lviv and these other cities with full vigor, the fact that he's not positioning himself to take the...
	Ukrainian areas where i guess the ukrainian language is the first language and there are no ethnic russians there the fact that he immediately took all the areas that are filled with ethnic russians fortified it and didn't seem to give a about moving any further i think he made a point of saying even though they could i think they got hypersonic missile they got all the stuff that we got guys in america russia could conquer ukraine yeah i said like they could have done it in a day yeah they could have done what america does airstrikes for one or two days But again,
	that includes killing lots of innocent Ukrainians and the Russian government, I don't think, sees Ukrainians as a different people.
	He sees it as Russian people with a corrupt government.
	He doesn't want to kill women and children.
	Coach Red Pill said before he passed away, he said, listen, Putin could definitely decimate Ukraine and take it over 100%, but his people are there.
	The Russians are there.
	He doesn't want to kill them.
	Yeah, why decimate Ukraine?
	And he looks at it because, you know, obviously he was there with the former Soviet Union.
	He looks at it like, I don't want any Russian, like he looks at it like we're all, all my Russians are separated in different parts of the world, et cetera, and I don't want them suffering anywhere, which is why he stepped in with the Ukraine thing and then the NATO advancements.
	For all the Americans that always get confused, like why did he invade blah, blah, blah.
	I always give the example of if China, You know, started setting up in Mexico City.
	Yes.
	And started putting biological weapons there.
	Yes.
	And started coming closer and closer.
	And we had agreements with Mexico that they would never be able to be there and set up and everything else like that.
	And China was there.
	We would invade China within a day.
	Let's take a real-world historical example that did, in fact, happen.
	During the Cold War, I believe it was 1962 or 1967.
	I can't remember exactly which year it was.
	I think 1962.
	Russia said, well, Cuba's an independent country that can do anything it likes.
	It's a sovereign state.
	John F. Kennedy.
	So I'm going to put some weapons in Cuba.
	And John F. Kennedy mobilized the entire American Navy to blockade Cuba.
	And the Russian ships, there was a standoff.
	They ended up leaving.
	But the Americans were ready to go to fucking war to stop the Russians encroaching too close to their territory.
	It was called the Cuban Missile Crisis.
	You're completely correct.
	When people say, oh, well, Ukraine's an independent state, they should be allowed to have American weapons and missiles and bases next to Russia and Ukraine if they want.
	They could join NATO if they want.
	Cool, well, then Cuba's an independent state.
	In the 1960s, we should let them fucking put nuclear warheads in Cuba.
	Isn't that an independent country?
	Well, fucking right do the Americans have to tell the Cubans to do anything.
	So as a real-world example of what America does when you encroach too close to their territory- We tried to kill Fidel Castro hundreds of times.
	Exactly.
	We tried to assassinate him.
	We've tried all the shit we can- Honey pots.
	Yeah.
	So, and it just hasn't worked.
	So, that's what America does under the same circumstances.
	And if you think if Russia hadn't pushed to the American Navy and tried to get to Cuba, there wouldn't have been hot war?
	There absolutely would have been.
	Because that's the nature, the defensive nature of any country that wishes to live in peace.
	Take it a step further.
	The intelligence community wanted to set up attacks, fake attacks by the way, in the United States and say that it was false flags, say it was Cuban extremists, separatists that were committing these attacks.
	To get them to go to war with Cuba.
	Yeah.
	For the military industrial complex.
	Like guys, we've, we've like, and this is a reason why, and Kenny didn't want to do this shit.
	Big reason why he got killed.
	Whole other conversation.
	Oh, that was a lone madman who lived in Russia before.
	Oh yeah, Harry Oswald.
	It wasn't the CIA. Yeah.
	Oh, man.
	Speaking of politics and what's going on in the world, Top Shays says, Good evening, gentlemen.
	I wanted to get your thoughts based on Elon to them boys.
	Visiting the Holocaust locations with Ben Ding, it seems like they're slowly learing him in on that Ferris wheel.
	Yeah, my opinion on Elon Musk is this, and I will be It's very hard when someone does so much for humanity and so much for free speech and so much for...
	Elon's allowed to have his opinions.
	This is the fact, and I'm going to say it.
	There are a lot of people who are bums, who have nothing, who have never built a business, who've never been...
	Half as smart as Elon, who've never done anything as impressive, and never will.
	I'll probably never do anything as impressive as Elon Musk.
	And there's a lot of people who want to criticize him.
	I understand that Twitter still has a level of censorship.
	I think his whole point when he bought the platform is, I want the 10% of the craziest people on the right and 10% of the craziest people on the left both to be upset.
	That's what he said, and that is how it is.
	The lefty Stephen King's having fucking meltdowns.
	Everyone on the left's having meltdowns about Elon running Twitter.
	And yes, they're announcing people on the right saying, oh, the harder right stuff is being censored and we're mad.
	So he actually fulfilled his mission objective, one.
	Two, Elon Musk is allowed to have his own opinions, which may differ from mine and may differ from yours and may differ from yours.
	I've never met Elon Musk.
	I've never even spoken to Elon Musk.
	The fact that I was completely banned from putting any public opinion out on any social network, and now I'm on X, typing whatever I like, to millions of people, without risk of being banned, and the fact that he's blessed me back with my account, you think I'm going to sit here and say, well, Elon disagrees with me on this and that?
	I probably disagree with Elon on 25-30% of issues.
	So, he lets me talk, and he fulfilled his mission statement of having the 10% on the right and the 10% on the left super pissed off at the fact that he runs the platform.
	So yes, lots of the right-wingers are saying, oh, he banned this account.
	And lots of the left-wingers are like, they let hate preachers like Andrew Tate on X. He fulfilled his mission statement, you know?
	And the fact that Twitter was an arm of the United States left-wing government that allowed literally zero people with any valid opinions to ever write there ever before he took it over.
	I'm like, well, maybe just...
	Try to stay within the guidelines and appreciate the platform for what it is now because it is massively improved.
	You've been on it for what?
	The better part of a decade, right?
	You've been on it.
	You've seen it.
	I've lost five or six accounts and my original account was gifted back to me.
	And Alex Jones is there.
	Yeah, Alex Jones is back.
	People who Elon doesn't even like, he's let on there.
	Yeah.
	So, see, I like Elon Musk.
	The only issue I have with Elon is that Twitter slash X is, I think, a harvesting platform.
	Now, let me explain.
	When I say harvesting, I mean, you can give your thoughts, give your ideals, 100%, but why?
	I think it's like he's collecting data on each person, and unfortunately, you know, he's playing the game correctly.
	Israel, you know, shout out to them.
	Yeah.
	They're all about data.
	So I don't know why you went over there, but I'm just gonna assume from what I've seen so far that, hey man, it's data.
	So if you sell data to them, you never know.
	Well, no, here's the thing.
	One, what you said about Twitter being a data farming company is completely correct.
	Let's name Elon's other companies.
	What kind of company is Tesla?
	A car company?
	Yep.
	Every single Tesla is programmed with a computer and has self-driving and every single crash and every single traffic maneuver and every single overtake and every single thing everyone has done all across the world in these Tesla cars is being mined and the data is being collected.
	The data is being collected and is going into building new technologies like the self-driving technology which is eventually going to take over motor cars.
	Yeah.
	SpaceX, all the different satellites in the world monitoring everything from the weather to the communications of the entire world.
	Again, it's data mining.
	And what Elon has built are massive data mining companies through cars, through space rockets, through satellites.
	And when Elon says something like, I'm going to launch a new AI, XAI, you can bet your fucking bottom dollar is going to be one of the best AIs in the world.
	So yeah, I don't think there's anything wrong with harvesting the data if it's used in a productive way.
	And I'm going to see what kind of product XAI is, but I would absolutely advise anyone to invest in the project right now before he fucking goes public with it, because it's going to be killer because he is the data harvesting master of the world.
	Well, social media is already doing it.
	They're already stealing your data.
	And the fact that he's harvesting my data and using it to build AI companies to do some of the thinking and take the heavy burden off the brains of the world, I think is a lot more noble than harvesting my data and fucking selling it to advertising companies.
	Like other people do.
	So I don't see the big issue.
	Everyone's like, oh, well, he's mining our data.
	Yeah, cool.
	Cool.
	What's he going to do with it?
	I think he has noble intentions.
	Can we agree that a man of that power and stature can't be left alone to his own devices?
	So on some level, he has to be controlled by somebody.
	And in default, you have a good intention.
	But overall, you know, at that level, governments, people of power want to control you.
	Yes, absolutely.
	People, people with power will always try to control people like Elon Musk.
	Yes.
	And I think he's doing, I think he's doing a very good job.
	I might add, he's created the first chip to put into your brain.
	For what?
	Control.
	So I think he's doing great things.
	But like, my thing is like, on what level do you say, you know what, too far is too far.
	I don't know.
	That's a very interesting question.
	That's a very interesting question.
	And like Poots had said, Elon Musk is going to do what Elon Musk does, and there's nobody in the world who's going to stop him.
	I don't believe me who, by the way, I can't send rockets to space, and I can't build self-driving cars.
	And I also can't put chips in people's brains to let them control computers remotely if they're disabled.
	I can't do these things.
	And I'm not going to ever say who should be doing these things and who shouldn't.
	Until I see an actual danger to mankind, and I don't think anything Elon is doing is endangering mankind.
	With every technological advancement in the world, every single one, whether it be nuclear energy or inventing iron, for example.
	Ooh, don't move into the Iron Age.
	Someone might make swords and stab someone with them.
	You know, with every single technological advancement, In human history, it can be used for good and it can be used for evil.
	And I don't believe Elon is an evil man because I believe Elon is a pro-humanist.
	I believe that Elon wants the propagation and the success of the human species above everything else.
	Now, you give me a warmonger.
	You give me these people who want wars to happen in countries and work for the Raytheons and the Lockheed Martins of the world.
	And thank fuck that these people who, by the way, are rich enough to buy Twitter, don't own the fucking platform.
	Let's just put it that way.
	I believe that Elon is a good-hearted man, and he might disagree with me on some shit, but I type points of view that Elon would disagree with on Elon's platform, and he lets me say them.
	So what the fucking beef would I ever have with Elon Musk?
	I think he's a great guy.
	Offenheimer, the guy that created the bomb, was a great person.
	However, what happened to his creation?
	They took it.
	Like you said before, he's a user for evil.
	So I don't think Elon's a bad person.
	I just think that his influence and his actual creations can be used for really bad stuff.
	Yeah.
	Well, yes, it absolutely can.
	And all the fathers of nuclear physics and all the fathers of theoretical physics from Einstein to Oppenheimer.
	Cool.
	Yeah, fine.
	Hiroshima and Nagasaki, two different explosions.
	How many nuclear power plants are fueling the world in a very clean way right now?
	A lot.
	Because of the work these men do.
	Again, it can be used for good and it can be used for evil, but what you can't do is you can't take your foot off the gas of human advancement because somebody might do something bad.
	It's an inherent risk that comes with the technology, yeah.
	Exactly.
	I mean, Louis Pasteur, the Frenchman who developed germ theory, I mean, when he developed his technology, the first inventions coming out of it were things like canned food, pasteurization, milk that lasts for weeks and weeks instead of going off very fast.
	You know, very, very noble intentions.
	And then a lot of biological warfare, a lot of biological weapons stemmed from his original research and were made.
	So, who gets their hand on technology and who controls the patents?
	I like Elon controlling the patents because, regardless of what his political views may be, Elon would not kill people for money.
	Elon isn't the kind of guy who wants people dead so he can make more money.
	He doesn't give a shit about that.
	He's a pro-humanist, so I like him.
	That's as simple as that.
	I'm glad he's doing it.
	I'm glad he's the one harvesting everyone's data and not someone who works for Raytheon.
	Could be worse, yeah.
	It could be worse.
	And I will say, like, you know, what he's done with exes has been good, man.
	I mean, like, the fact that he brought people on, like Alex Jones, who have been everywhere.
	And he doesn't even like Alex Jones, because Alex Jones talked a bunch of shit about him.
	Yeah, yeah.
	But still, he lets him talk.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, and that's why I got respect for guys like him and Nick.
	Well, shout out to Nick as well.
	We need a free Nick on X. But like Chris, who...
	I disagree with Chris on a bunch of stuff, but he's like, you know what?
	I might not agree with you, Myron, on certain topics, etc.
	However, your ability to have your take on these topics is important.
	So, boom.
	You know what I mean?
	People say that to me.
	What if you get banned on Rumble?
	I'm like...
	He ain't fucking banning me on Rumble.
	He's a free speech absolutist.
	For real.
	Yeah, he's a free speech absolutist.
	Because he disagrees with a lot of stuff that we say, but he's still like, you know what?
	I don't have to agree with it, but I will defend your right to say it, which is fucking extremely noble.
	And the fact that Rumble is utilized by people like us, keep in mind, if a super far left LGBTQ person who thinks gender transitions are a necessity for every man in the world was on Rumble, he'd be on Rumble too.
	He wouldn't get banned either.
	Yeah, he wouldn't get banned.
	It's just the people like us use Rumble, so they see it as some right-wing talking platform, but it isn't.
	It's actually a complete free speech platform.
	And not only that, but Elon said something very interesting when he took over X. He said that the conservative creators were being censored at a rate, something crazy, like 20 or 30 times more than the liberal creators, which I thought was fucking wild.
	You know, do liberal creators get censored?
	Yes, they do.
	But not to the same degree as conservatives whatsoever.
	You'll see crazy people on YouTube.
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	With the Rumble stock?
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	Shit.
	We got the last chats here.
	Go ahead.
	Diglett says, Tristan, Big G, always a pleasure to be seeing you on the podcast.
	Chat loves you.
	Thanks for all the gems.
	There you go.
	No problem.
	I'm glad you're listening.
	Tristan, this is my last question for you.
	And you can take it from here.
	Yeah.
	If you can go back, maybe it's when you were like 18, 20, 21.
	Mm-hmm.
	Would you change anything now and what advice the young man watching here would you say to them to be successful?
	Hmm...
	Life is...
	everyone actually knows these rules because they use them in very different aspects of life.
	There are people who will play Call of Duty competitively and they know that being online more than anyone else and playing in all the games and showing up at all the tournaments and trying their best will get them the best Call of Duty score or character or whatever it is.
	I don't know how Call of Duty works anymore.
	It's been a long time since I played that shit.
	But everyone knows the rules to the game.
	Yeah.
	In fact, my friend Marcel's podcast is called Rules to the Game.
	You should subscribe to that, by the way, while you're at it.
	Awesome.
	Bye.
	Yeah.
	But everyone knows the rules to the game already.
	Everybody knows that if you wake up and you're lazy and you sit around on your phone, you scroll on TikTok for four or five hours, you go to work at your normal job, you work your shift when there's nothing wrong with hard work and there's nobility in working any job, and then you go home and you do nothing and you watch TV, you know you're not going to make it.
	It's not actually something that I need to tell anybody.
	It's so true, yeah.
	You know, it's like when people, and they do this to me on Superchats all the time, and they do this to Andrew specifically, because Andrew's a more accomplished fighter than me.
	They're like, hey, Andrew, give me some advice on how to be a good kickboxer.
	What the fuck are you asking people on Rumble for?
	Is there a gym near your house?
	Why aren't you there right now?
	Why weren't you there yesterday?
	Everyone already knows the answers, and they search, unfortunately, for cheat codes.
	For magic words that I'm gonna tell you that are gonna make you rich, you have to out-compete everybody else because there are only so many, although dollars can be printed in unlimited amount, there's only so much wealth in the world.
	There are only so many Lamborghinis that are built every year.
	There are only so many mansions in every single country.
	There are only so many private jets and so many beautiful women and so much gasoline and fuel and food and caviar and all the crap that everyone wants.
	And there's only so much gold and so many Patecs and so many Rolexes that are made.
	If everyone wants the same shit, You have to out-compete other people to get the things that you want.
	And regardless of what you may think about me or Andrew, I hear a bunch of people say, oh, they just talk crap online.
	You know us.
	I am glued to my laptop and phone all fucking day.
	All I do is work and all Andrew does is work.
	So the fact that we've shown such amazing results coming from where we're coming from isn't a fucking secret.
	There's no magic spell.
	There's no hocus pocus.
	I go back to my younger self and I'd say, yeah, keep it up because you're definitely going to make it because that young guy who was broke is now me.
	So he doesn't need any advice, you know, and just because I knew I had to stay on the grind.
	I always like to remind people this because you guys have had a meteoric rise over the past two years and people don't know that you guys, number one, you guys were very well off before the fame.
	You guys were already making millions.
	You guys didn't need to do the YouTube and everything else like that.
	You guys kind of did it on the side for fun and you blew up because you guys are so charismatic and talented.
	And you guys cared a lot.
	I actually genuinely care about getting men to become better.
	And you guys, you know, people try to criticize you guys.
	Well, these guys were in the sex industry and they were, you know, having guys give their life savings or whatever.
	And I'm like, yo, look.
	You know, people are gonna indulge in this shit anyway.
	Yeah.
	And, you know...
	I'll defend myself on that point.
	Yeah, go ahead, please.
	Give me a second.
	It's very weird.
	I feel like it's just an angle of attack people want to use.
	Because, one, I was not in the porn industry.
	No business or company I ever facilitated ever had people having actual physical sex with each other.
	I ran a streaming company.
	Now, how many streaming companies exist today in this world?
	They're all poorer than me, and they're not famous, so you don't know who they are.
	But every single girl on OnlyFans, every single Twitch streamer, every single webcam model, kick streamers, even Rumble and YouTube, there are agencies that take care of this stuff to make sure and guarantee the success of content creators.
	Now, how many companies are there like this?
	In Bucharest, there's four or five hundred at least.
	Worldwide, tens of thousands.
	And these people haven't become as successful as me and Andrew, so you don't know who they are.
	Big webcamming industry here in Romania, guys.
	And you guys are from fucking Miami!
	How many OnlyFans agencies are in Miami?
	Are you going to call all them human traffickers and bad people?
	Now, they may be.
	Some of them might be bad people.
	But here's my point.
	With every other industry in the world...
	Actually, no.
	It's not the industry.
	It's me.
	It's the fact that it's me and it's the fact that it's Andrew.
	Because let me tell you something.
	There are...
	People who have been in prison for robbery.
	There's a good YouTube channel.
	It's called the Fresh Out series with BigHerk916.
	That guy did 10 years in jail for bank robbery.
	Shout out to Big Herc.
	Yeah, shout out to Big Herc.
	It's awesome.
	Shout out to you, bro.
	And Big Herc is on the YouTube saying, look, don't do fucking crimes.
	Don't do bank robbery.
	Don't go to jail.
	It's shit, but here's what I learned.
	And he gets a lot of applause and a lot of praise, and he deserves it.
	There are ex-crips, ex-bloods, ex-gang members, ex, you know, who will go to schools and say, I used to be a blood.
	I used to be a crip.
	This is why I know...
	Gang life is bad.
	Don't join gangs.
	And these people are doing fucking TED Talks.
	There are ex-drug users and drug dealers who will be like, I used to be a heroin addict.
	I used to be a cocaine dealer.
	Stay away from drugs because my inside knowledge of this industry means I know it's bad for you.
	So when I come along and I say, well, I used to run a streaming company, that's what it was.
	Not a porn company.
	It was a streaming company.
	I had girls streaming on there who didn't get naked.
	It was a streaming company.
	If I say don't give your money to people eating imaginary ice cream, mmm, ice cream's so good, that's stupid.
	Well, Tristan, you're a hypocrite because you used to make money this way.
	I know it's bad because I saw the industry from the inside!
	And gave up on it and sold it all and quit the industry.
	I know it's bad, so if you don't want to fucking listen to me and you want to call me a hypocrite, then go fuck yourself.
	Who better to tell you not to waste money on OnlyFans or whatever than a guy who used to run a streaming company before OnlyFans existed who saw dudes giving all their money away to the chicks?
	I know the attitudes of the chicks.
	I know the profiling of the customers.
	I know what you get in terms of return for value.
	I know because I was inside of it.
	And I tell you, don't do it.
	I told people don't do it when I was still running the fucking business.
	I was still involved in the business saying, don't waste your money on it.
	Hurting my own bottom line.
	Because I know what's good for men and what isn't.
	You guys talked about this on our podcast when we first came back.
	And so here's the thing.
	So because I used to be loosely involved in it in some way, everyone was like, oh, you're hypocrites, you're hypocrites.
	Shut the fuck up.
	Don't listen to me then.
	You buy all the OnlyFans you want and give all your money to the Twitch girls you want.
	Don't listen to me.
	You're right, I'm a hypocrite.
	Spend your money.
	Go to Twitch right now.
	Find that chick.
	She definitely cares about you.
	It's definitely her replying to the messages.
	Give her all your money.
	You don't want to listen to me, go fuck yourself.
	Because in any other industry and with any other person, you could be someone who wasn't me.
	Someone who's not me saying, hey man, I used to run a streaming company, and I think it's a scam, and you'd be invited to do fucking TED Talks.
	But because it's me, I'm a hypocrite.
	Yeah.
	Go fuck yourself.
	It's an attack.
	I don't give a shit.
	That's a good point, actually.
	And then people say stupid things to me like...
	Because you guys do advocate.
	Hey.
	Don't fucking spend your money on fucking camgirls.
	Don't watch pornography.
	Don't do this.
	Yes, we used to be involved in this, but don't fucking do it.
	And here's another valid point.
	Well, you scammed the money.
	One, one, no, no, no, it's not a scam.
	Do you know how much effort it takes a beautiful 10 out of 10 girl to sit and listen to some dork all day?
	Yeah, they're paying $4 a minute.
	But it's not a scam because you're selling someone's actual time.
	It's a real job.
	For a girl to sit there and be like, oh yeah, wow, your dog's really cute and talk shit to these losers is a real exchange in value because her time is worth as much as they're paying.
	So one, it's not a scam.
	Two, people say stupid shit to me like, oh, you made...
	So much money doing this.
	Yeah, I made some money.
	It was a business of five or six that I used to run back then when I was a young up-and-coming entrepreneur.
	It's the one I talk about because it's most interesting.
	A lot of my businesses are very, very boring.
	People say stupid shit to me like, oh, well, you made millions scamming men.
	Let me explain something.
	I have donated more in charity this year alone than I ever made for the entirety of running that business all those years ago.
	And then I make my money in very different ways.
	And that wasn't the source of all my wealth.
	And that wasn't the reason that I have Bugatti's.
	Because if I could buy a Bugatti doing that, then there should be 5,000 Bugatti's in Miami, shouldn't there?
	Instead of what, 30?
	That's true.
	That's true, actually.
	So shut up, you know?
	Literally shut up.
	It's just that that was the most famous thing.
	That was how you guys got your first million.
	And then obviously you guys invested that money and bought other things.
	Exactly.
	And it was a very interesting thing.
	And I donate more to charity every single year than I have ever made in that industry.
	But, if you want to keep attacking me, fine.
	And don't listen to me.
	Give all your money to the ice cream so good girl.
	It's fine by me.
	She's earning her money.
	Because they'll sit there and champion a guy that beat a drug problem or champion a guy that turned his life around or a guy that like, you know, I did this.
	You know, Jay-Z famously said, Hove went through that so you don't have to do that.
	Right?
	Exactly.
	And you're doing the same thing like, hey, I was in this industry.
	I know how it works.
	Don't fucking give your money away.
	Don't do this shit.
	And then they turn around and say, hypocrite!
	Yeah, but here's the thing.
	I super don't care.
	I sleep perfectly fine at night.
	I sleep perfectly fine at night.
	You live a good life.
	Yeah, exactly.
	And people are like, oh, well, you're a hypocrite.
	Fine.
	You think that?
	Fine.
	And the people who do that are probably the dudes who are addicted to porn and addicted to giving their money to webcam girls.
	Anyway, you know, I actually knew this.
	I could profile people at the time.
	When I used to tell people what I did, I always knew who the customers were and who the customers weren't.
	So years before the OnlyFans and years before everyone knew it was run by management companies and there were kids in China doing the typing, you know, Chinese girls or Indian guys instead of the chicks.
	Before everyone knew I knew it was a scam.
	You guys were doing this way before.
	Yeah, way before.
	And I used to explain to people how it worked.
	And there were dudes who'd be like, wow, that's fucking interesting.
	Men really spend their money on that?
	And I was like, okay, this guy's not a customer.
	And then you'd have guys like, don't you think that's immoral?
	I'm like, you spend money on me.
	You do spend money on cam girls, don't you?
	The virtual signal is always, man.
	Got you, yeah.
	The virtual signal, motherfuckers.
	Thanks for the Lambo, bro.
	I know it was him.
	You know?
	I can identify the customers based on their attitudes towards it.
	So when you start getting mad at me, you scammed me.
	One, these girls don't want to talk to you and it's not a scam because you're buying their fucking time.
	Two, I know that you're the one who's been paying.
	I just know from the energy of the hatred.
	I got to ask you this.
	You've been out of that for a while.
	Long time.
	Yeah.
	Long time.
	But I do got to ask, since you're experiencing it, because I've had my predictions on this.
	We actually talked about this at dinner, so I guess we'll give the people a little bit of insight to some of our conversations.
	Where do you see that industry?
	First, I started a webcam, right?
	And it was huge here in Eastern Europe.
	First it started, actually before webcam, first it started with phone sex hotlines.
	Are we going to go through the evolution?
	Let's go through it.
	Most people aren't old enough to remember phone sex hotlines.
	I do remember as a kid.
	They were a thing that existed.
	In the 90s, late at night.
	Then it moved online.
	It moved online and it became a webcam thing where you could actually see the girl through the miracle of the internet.
	Where do I see the industry going now?
	Because it was huge here in Eastern Europe, right?
	Romania has some of the...
	A lot of you guys don't know this.
	Romania has some of the fastest internet in the fucking world, actually.
	It was huge here.
	And salaries were low, and there were beautiful women everywhere.
	The way the industry grew was actually very interesting.
	So there was always very good money to be made.
	At the beginning, America and England, France and Germany had obviously fast enough internet to run this kind of stuff.
	And the money was amazing.
	This is way before I was involved in the industry.
	Girls could make, I don't know, $50,000 to $100,000 a month very, very easily.
	Then it all opened up to Eastern Europe.
	Eastern Europe, where they have low salaries, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Slovakia, And hot girls.
	Yeah, and hot girls in Hungary.
	These companies started working and then the earnings of the girl kind of went down.
	And they went down because the girls in Eastern Europe with their lower salaries were happy to make $20,000 a month.
	And they would undercut the American girls.
	I feel like the business is dying.
	Everywhere.
	Superstars can still exist in the business, but it's become hyper-competitive because now, one, OnlyFans doesn't take very much bandwidth.
	You can be in Vietnam and you can run successful OnlyFans accounts.
	But two, in terms of webcamming, even girls in Romania who I know who are still involved in the business aren't pulling the big dollars anymore because Colombia's got fast enough internet to run them.
	Vietnam, Thailand, they all have fast enough internet to run webcam streams.
	And it's undercutting everybody.
	Webcamming is huge in Columbia.
	Huge.
	Yeah, and I think it's kind of cool that we're now moving back to a point where people are going to start to need talent again to make money if you're a beautiful woman.
	Which is a very interesting point to get to because now, I don't think, even now, I don't know much about the business, but if you're a 10 out of 10 hot girl, And so you don't have a big Instagram following.
	You're not a Twitch streamer.
	You're not a kick streamer.
	You're not a rumble streamer.
	You're not a YouTube streamer.
	And just out of nowhere you think, I'm going to make money on OnlyFans.
	I feel like you won't make very much.
	I feel like the average girl only makes like a thousand or two thousand dollars a year.
	A year.
	Nothing.
	And they're selling their privacy for next to nothing.
	So I think the industry is in a way growing, but in a way it's fucking dying.
	It's diluting.
	The entire market.
	And I wouldn't involve myself in it nowadays.
	I was an atheist back then.
	I'm a Christian now.
	I was baptized half a decade ago now.
	But I wouldn't involve myself in it anymore.
	But again, you know, if that's what you want to do, and there are girls in Miami making a bunch of money on OnlyFans' stuff, I'm not going to tell you not to.
	Because I don't give a shit.
	I'm just going to tell men that it is not a good investment in your money.
	If you are out paving the roads and you're making $11 an hour and you take that $11 that you've made doing back-breaking work and you buy a picture of tits with it, you have been essentially hustled.
	Back in the day when I was running the business and you'd pay your money and actually get the person's physical time It actually wasn't as much of a scam as it is today.
	And who's the guy they call a scammer for being involved in this business?
	Not the guy who owns OnlyFans who made $2 billion last year.
	They don't call him a scammer.
	He's richer than me.
	They call me the scammer.
	And I'm like, well, I think it's just the hatred of me and Andrew that fuels this.
	I don't think it's anything to do.
	If you guys are anybody else, they would applaud you guys and have you guys doing TED Talks and tell us.
	You guys are teaching guys how to get away from this former industry insider, you know, and that's the way it is.
	I mean, there was that big bodybuilder, Larry Wheels, who quite bravely came out and said, I used to be addicted.
	I was a customer, and I was addicted to this stuff, and it's a scam, and everyone was like, oh, good for him.
	And I'm like, well, I was on the industry inside, and it's a scam.
	Well, you're a bad guy.
	Well, fuck you.
	Yeah, crazy.
	Crazy.
	So, if you don't want to listen to my advice, it's fine.
	You want to call me a scammer?
	That's fine, too.
	Where do you see it going?
	Because I think virtual reality is a new thing.
	I think that's where it's going.
	These girls need to fucking get their money now.
	I agree.
	I believe that a girl who looks good enough...
	It's not just the idea that AI is going to take over and virtual girls are going to take over.
	Because virtual girls make more than real girls nowadays.
	Already.
	I think it's going to get the point, if you look at how AI has grown in the last year or so, And the professionalism of the images and how indistinguishable from reality they are now as compared to a year ago.
	I think we're going to get to a stage where, you know, I know girls who are still involved in the industry and they literally book hotel rooms and think of themes and take photo sets and it takes five or six hours to make these photo sets.
	I think you're going to be able to be a hot girl and you're going to go to some agency and agencies aren't human traffickers, by the way.
	And the agency is going to clip seven or eight photos of your face from all different angles, upload it into a computer program, and you're going to have content being produced every single second, like it takes eight hours, for the girl.
	And people are not going to be able to distinguish it from reality because the girl looks enough on her Instagram like these digital images that are being created.
	And I think that's going to, one, create a bunch of superstars who are going to make a bunch of money, but two, flood the entire market with content and it's going to get much harder for any individual to get rich.
	I've got to ask you this, Tristan.
	Obviously, you know your way around women very well, right?
	You're a man of God now, though.
	Of course.
	I've seen an enormous amount of young guys, streamers, guys that have some money, etc.
	Maybe they're a crypto millionaire.
	Maybe they're a kick streamer.
	I don't fucking know.
	But they're over here committing to these girls that are also streamers and getting their hearts broken or their OnlyFans girls.
	You mean young?
	Nah, look man, I wasn't going to say no names.
	There's a couple people.
	There's a couple people.
	It's not just him, right?
	Doing this shit.
	I see it on Twitter.
	I'm like, what the fuck, man?
	What's your advice to these young guys?
	They might not even be a streamer.
	They might come into some money, right?
	Might be a guy from the real world that's making $10, $15, $20,000 a month with one-year wealth creation, things that you guys teach guys on there.
	What would you tell these young guys that are getting some money, that are finally attracting women, etc.?
	What should they watch out for?
	What should they look for?
	How should they move?
	It's very simple.
	When I was young and broke, the world was a very different place.
	When I was young and broke, Instagram didn't even exist when I was young and broke.
	We're talking a long time ago.
	So the fact that I was a kickboxer and I had an okay car, had my own place, that was enough to get you a beautiful girlfriend, certainly in your hometown.
	I think the simple...
	Advice is accountability and self-reflection.
	Today, every single one of you watching and every one of you streamers that may watch me and any of you guys on some of those other platforms, the trashy platforms, you might have 10 million dollars.
	What I would like you to do is today, after watching this wonderful show, go to your bedroom, take off your shirt, strip down to your underwear, look at yourself in the mirror, speak to yourself for 10 minutes, Think, if I didn't have this nice house and I wasn't stood here in this particular house with the Lamborghini outside and I wasn't this rich, what about me would women want?
	And if the answer is nothing, then you're only going to attract the women who are into your money and your money only.
	Because I've got loads of money.
	Yeah.
	I used to.
	I have loads of money and I understand that women enjoy my company.
	They like being around me.
	They like listening to me.
	They like having sex with me.
	You want to have sex with a young, fit, beautiful woman.
	You don't want some big fass.
	If you're a little fucking fat ass yourself, women don't want to have sex with you.
	Women are sexual creatures just like everyone else.
	So if you have nothing but money, then that's what you're going to get, the girls who are after your money.
	You have to up your game in every single way and stop throwing the money around, and then you'll meet the girls who like you because you're strong and fit.
	Who like you because you're fresh and fit, I should have said.
	Who like you because you're smart, who like you because you're charming, who like you because you dress well, who like you because, I don't know, maybe you have class, you have etiquette, you have poise, you take them to things that they don't know, you take them to the opera instead of this club.
	You'll find those special girls when you are a man that those kind of girls will want.
	But let me tell you, the prima ballerina of the Vienna Ballet is not interested in the fact that you do fucking gold digger pranks.
	She's not interested in that.
	But she may look at you, she's a gold dealer, and think, oh, this loser's got some money.
	And they're smarter than you.
	Andrew might say women are dumb, women are dumber than men.
	And I've heard all this rhetoric, because I'm obviously not a misogynist.
	But let me tell you something.
	Most women I know are smarter than the millionaire streamers, the clowns, who talk nonsense and do bullshit content.
	Most women I know are smarter.
	So you take someone smarter than you, who's after your money, she's going to get it.
	Whereas if you raise your intellect level, one, you can defend against those types of attacks, and two, if you're secure enough in yourself, when you look at yourself and think, you know what, I'm actually quite a good specimen of man.
	I'm good looking enough, I'm strong enough, I'm fit enough, I'm interesting enough, yeah, I can see why women like me.
	If you can genuinely reflect in that way, and you're honest to yourself, and you're right, Then you should be meeting good women.
	But with the people you're talking about, I'm running through some images of them in my head and I'm just thinking, fuck, take their money away and they are jerking off for the rest of their life.
	Their hand is their only girlfriend if you take their money away.
	Pamela.
	So of course they get the girls.
	Yeah, palm of the hand or something.
	So of course they get the girls who are just after their money because what else do these motherfuckers have?
	I don't blame the girls.
	Everyone's going to complain about gold diggers.
	You're a fucking skinny little pencil neck dweeb with nothing interesting to say.
	You're not manly.
	You're not physically attractive.
	You don't speak well and you've got money and you're like, these gold diggers just want my money.
	Who the fuck are you?
	What else should they want?
	What else should they want?
	They don't feel protected around you.
	They don't feel safe with you.
	You don't give them the fucking orgasm when you make love to them.
	Who the fuck would be with you if it wasn't for the money?
	Of course they want the money.
	And my thing is, this isn't a hate on the young guys, right?
	Obviously, I had to talk with Neon.
	I seen, you know, because Neon was with the Sam chick, fucking 304 OnlyFans using him.
	Aiden was with the streamer using him, and then she lied and said, I'm going to go see my boyfriend, my mom, but she went to go see her boyfriend or her parents.
	And then you got this, you know, these girls, these women, and then you got Speed with this Brazilian chick or whatever out down in Brazil.
	And my thing is, there's nothing that pisses me off more than men getting famosed by women.
	It really bothers me.
	It pisses me off, especially guys that are young and have some potential.
	And I know that these girls are with them for their own nefarious purposes, for their own situation, to bring themselves up.
	And that's why I tell guys most of the time, you don't want to get with a chick that's a cloud chaser or a girl that's on the internet.
	Because a lot of you guys are not equipped to handle these types of women.
	And they have ulterior motives.
	So, look, this isn't us attacking y'all or whatever, but it's like, bro.
	And here's the thing, too.
	They have a massive amount of influence on a lot of young guys that follow them.
	So these guys might come into some money and think, oh!
	It's appropriate for me to give this girl the world when she hasn't earned it.
	It's okay for me to make this money, even though I'm young, etc., and bring this girl into my life when she hasn't earned it.
	And I want the young guys that watch these dudes to know, yo, girls are hypergamous, and they will use you if you allow them to.
	But you know what?
	It doesn't bother.
	It honestly doesn't bother me like it bothers you because I think this is a dog-eat-dog world and I think if you're going to make yourself a target because the answer to these names you've said and these people who I can, again, I can imagine them standing here right in front of me, the answer to their problem, they think the answer to their problem is more clout, more money, I don't know, maybe the good girl's going to come along.
	The answer to their problem is three years of hard work that they're not going to do.
	They're not going to do it, and they know that's the answer.
	They know that's the answer.
	Three years of hard work is the answer to their problem, but they're not going to do it.
	So, am I going to get mad at the lion for picking on the weakest gazelle?
	Nope.
	I'm not, because that's the way the world is.
	And when you say the hard work, you mean like learning female nature, going to the gym, building themselves up?
	Yeah, exactly.
	It's not streaming.
	It's three years of extremely hard work.
	You know, and you can inspire people with your stream, but, you know, if you're a young man who indulges in this content, because I know a lot of our audience are younger and they will watch these kind of people, just let it be a lesson as how not to live.
	You know, I think the younger men should be seeing this, being like, oh, he got finessed by this girl.
	Okay, cool.
	And if they run into some money, they should be able to see.
	Yeah.
	Learn from their mistakes.
	You can learn from bad examples just as much as you can learn from good examples.
	So the bad examples are out there for a reason.
	And it doesn't upset me to see, because I'm like, well, what are you trying...
	It upsets me when I've had friends who are really great guys, really hardworking dudes, try to be the best version of themselves who've gone through bad divorces, who've gone through bad breakups.
	And yeah, that's sad.
	It's sad to see women take advantage of men who are actually trying their best.
	But if you want to be the lame gazelle walking around with a limp in this crowd of fucking massive, strong, antlered gazelles, if you want to be that, and if you're happy being that because more people look at you than the gazelle with all the antlers, cool.
	The lion's going to eat you, and I don't give a shit.
	I don't actually feel sorry for them, and I don't care, because they know the answer to the problem.
	It just bothers me personally.
	And again, this is the beauty of having a difference of opinion.
	It bothers me a lot when I see any guy get used by women, especially guys that have influence, guys that have a lot of young people watching them, and they think that this is appropriate behavior to move with women and I'm just like fuck man like no when you have money you need to protect it even more so when you have status you have influence you need to protect it even more so and the fact that these guys just give it away to these fucking useless bimbos sorry guys let me just say real quick my opinions do not reflect the other men here at the table this is my thing they do a bit I agree a bit So my thing is,
	when these useless, talentless fucking whores, right, that bring nothing to the table use these fucking guys, because here's the thing, even though they might make content that they're making themselves look like idiots or whatever, they still have to be entertaining to some degree, unlike women, and they have massive influence with young people.
	I don't want the young people that watch them to think that this is appropriate behavior and appropriate relationship dynamics with a female getting disrespected on your stream by some bitch that can't accomplish anything, and that's okay.
	It's not okay.
	Your woman should never be talking.
	And that's why the Fresh and Fit podcast exists.
	To correct their minds, to let them know that that's the worst way to act.
	And you need a varying plethora of options out there, of different opinions, of different men who could be watched.
	Because otherwise, you're not going to learn from the bad examples or the good examples.
	And this isn't a knock on those guys.
	Let me be very clear about that.
	This isn't a knock on Aiden or Neon or whatever, but it infuriates me when I see this shit on Twitter.
	I don't mind knocking on them.
	I don't mind knocking on them.
	I'm just like, yeah.
	If I was a chick, I'd fucking famoose you too.
	Same.
	Let's not pretend.
	Let's not pretend.
	I'd finesse all day, bro.
	Let's not pretend.
	Because they know the truth.
	They watch podcasts.
	They've seen it before.
	And if they could click their fingers as easily as they can make a video that gets 10 million views, they could click their fingers and get the muscles and the intellect and the worldly knowledge and the manliness and the protective capability that all women want.
	If they could click their fingers and get it, they get it.
	But T, you said it.
	They don't want to make a change.
	Three years of hard work, at least.
	Even you're in much better shape than when I last saw you.
	Much better shape.
	You're in your 30s and you're still working on yourself.
	I'm working on myself all the fucking time.
	Never ends.
	It never ends.
	Yeah.
	So, you don't want to do it, that's fine.
	Get famose.
	Yeah.
	Not my problem.
	Yeah, it just sucks.
	For them.
	Yeah, for them.
	It definitely does.
	Wait for the fucking bimbos, the useless whores.
	Shit, man.
	Yo, this has been a great fucking interview, man.
	We talked about history.
	Yeah.
	We talked about girls, world affairs, Putin, Elon Musk, the world takeover.
	We talked about where the sex industry is going to go to soon.
	We covered so many different things.
	Did we catch up with all the chats?
	I believe, oh no, we got two more here.
	Yeah.
	Sorry, one more.
	Chris Keller, last one here.
	Found out that my girl of two years may have dabbled in escorting prior to us meeting.
	She's been the perfect girl and treats me like a king.
	Loyal, deleted Instagram, ride or die.
	Do I throw everything away?
	Question mark.
	Dishonesty is the biggest red flag of all.
	Dishonesty is the biggest red flag of all.
	And like I said, the world is very complicated, and the world is very nuanced, and I don't think there's one rule to fit all.
	And I said this on the podcast the other day, escorting is something I wouldn't forgive myself.
	However, if you're not such a high caliber man, if a girl comes to you and says, look, I was escorting when I was 18.
	I was in college.
	It was stupid of me, blah, blah, blah.
	My body count's probably four, but plus escorting, it's 50.
	And she was kind of honest about herself.
	Fine.
	The fact that she deceived you...
	There's more to it than you possibly know.
	There's a lot more to it than you know.
	Whatever you found out, I think she may have dabbled.
	And her not telling you is still deception.
	You think she may have dabbled.
	That means whatever you think you found out, times it by 100, and that's closer to the truth.
	So the fact that she was dishonest with you, yeah, you need to break up with her.
	You need to break up with her and find a girl who's not dishonest to you.
	And I tell girls this when I'm dating girls.
	On our first or second or third date, and they say, oh, what kind of girl do you go for this and that?
	I just say, just don't fucking lie to me.
	Yeah.
	Do not lie to me because if I find out you lied to me, that's it.
	It's over.
	Tristan, even now, like, I can go with a girl, have a great time, you know, having fun, whatever, but she lies to me.
	Just one time, I'm turned off.
	Yeah, you should be.
	Like, you know, you know, I told you earlier about that trick, right?
	Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Lights me one time, bro.
	I was like, bro, I lost interest.
	It's just like...
	And you should.
	Yeah, it's just like weird, like, because you like about one simple fact.
	What else are you going to lie about?
	Yeah.
	And here's my trick.
	When you're not looking for something serious, which none of you young people really should be, it's who you get your shit right.
	Have fun, man.
	Yeah.
	Have fun.
	And when you're trying to have fun, don't ask what you don't want to know.
	Like, girls lie and girls aren't honest.
	So if you're 21, the girl you're dating or the girls you're trying to hook up with or whatever aren't probably going to be the girls that you marry.
	Yeah.
	You know, if you meet a girl and you think, oh, this is suspicious, why is her handbag so expensive?
	Maybe just hang out, eat dinner with her, have sex with her, have fun with her, go driving with her, and then just fucking, you know, and when it ends, it ends.
	Maybe don't try to be, hey, what are you actually really doing?
	You're 21, shut the fuck up!
	One, she doesn't have to explain herself to you, but two, you're not in the position where you can offer something so serious where you need to give a fuck too much about what she's doing, because you're probably not going to end up marrying her anyway.
	It's only when you finally establish yourself and you're looking for those girls that you perhaps, you know, want to settle down with, want to get married with, want to start a family with, where you need to be analyzing her past.
	So that's a game to play for the older dudes, I feel.
	Rather than you youngsters.
	A lot of guys are like 19.
	How do I find a good girl?
	Maybe just, you know, become a millionaire and find one when you're 28.
	Maybe just shut the fuck up about finding a good girl.
	If she'll sleep with you and you're 19, maybe that's good enough for now.
	I think it's simple, man.
	You're a guy there dating girls.
	Enjoy the experience.
	Have fun.
	And if She moves herself over a period of time that you can see that she's valuable.
	Keep her around.
	If not, just have fun and enjoy the experience, bro.
	Because lies come out with time and the truth comes out with time.
	Always.
	If you hang out with a girl for a year, you'll be like, okay, well, I wasn't taking her very seriously, but I guess this is a good one.
	From the podcast we've learned from girls, they always do what?
	Expose themselves.
	One amount of time.
	I've always said it, like, there's three things that always reveal themselves over time.
	The sun, the moon, and the truth.
	So, guys, yeah, give us some time.
	That's why I told you guys to vet girls.
	And that actually brings me to a perfect transition here, last question for me.
	We've been getting into a lot of debates with these tradcons about getting married, and, you know, obviously you're a Christian yourself, you were baptized five years ago, as you were saying.
	Do you think Christianity and being a religious man and, you know, being a virgin at marriage and everything else like that, do you think it's going to save them from, you know, modern women nowadays?
	No.
	How should guys go about things?
	0%.
	I don't think it saves you at all.
	I think that it's the only thing in the world where people will try to preach that...
	I don't think there's anything in the world besides this where people will try to preach that less experience makes you better at something.
	So, oh, you know, just save your virginity and marry her and then, yeah, cool.
	It sounds great, but this isn't the 1950s.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Unfortunately, and I gave this advice to a friend of mine, I'm not going to say his name, but he was like, oh, that was my plan.
	I just wanted to, my first girlfriend, she'd been with guys before me and I hadn't and I thought I'd marry her and have a family.
	And then he did it with another girl and blah, blah.
	And now he started to wake up.
	But the sentence I said to him, I said, look, bro, you're a 1950s man looking for a 1950s girl.
	And it's 2024.
	So, it's 2024.
	So, yes, some people will preach, and it's sad because you see these brands that are built on the back of, I have a successful marriage and stuff, fall apart.
	And when the marriage falls apart, the brand falls apart.
	And most of these people are going to end up getting divorced anyway.
	Even the people who've been happily married for three years, four years, who are like, yeah, no, you need to do this.
	It's probably going to end in tragedy for them.
	And that's the truth of it.
	And this is coming from a guy that has children.
	Like, you believe in a nuclear family.
	Well, absolutely.
	I believe that every child needs a mother and father there to raise it.
	And, you know, someone like Elon Musk, who has, I think, what, 10 different kids with three different women?
	Well, he's a billionaire.
	He's got plenty of time.
	He's always with his kids.
	Great father.
	I don't think there's anything wrong with that.
	And the conservatives would be like, Tristan's a bad conservative influencer because he said, don't fucking put me in your little group.
	I'm not a conservative influencer.
	I'm Tristan Tate and I say what I fucking think.
	Yeah.
	Don't fucking label me as one of your own and kick me out of your fucking weird club.
	I don't want to be part of it.
	So yeah, it's one of the only things in the world where some people, and I think it's cope.
	It's cope in a big way where they'll say that less experience makes you somehow better qualified.
	Well, I've met no women, slept with no women, dated no women, so my marriage is going to be really successful.
	I'm like, oh, you think that your wife hasn't lied to you about her past?
	Well, that's cool because that's the first woman you've ever met.
	It's the first stranger in a van saying, do you want some free candy?
	Yeah, yeah.
	And you're like, oh, well, no, it's probably free candy because I've never approached a van before.
	You need to learn the rules to the game.
	So I do believe experience makes you a better judge of character.
	The shit I can see and the shit that I can judge people on Even when I tell youngsters, they're like, wow, mind blown.
	They can't see the things the way I've seen because I'm so much more vastly experienced than they are.
	And there's nothing in the world from kickboxing to streaming to podcasting to shooting to fighting to fucking where less experience makes you better at it.
	So no, I don't believe the whole savior.
	And if you do it and you pull it off, credit to you and respect.
	However, I don't believe the people who preach it Are better qualified than me to tell you what a good woman is and what a bad woman is because they don't know what their wife got up to in high school.
	Ben Shapiro.
	They don't know what the- I'm not even saying his name.
	I genuinely do not know the dynamics of that man's life.
	I genuinely don't.
	But what I'm saying is- Virgin when he got married and he tells people, oh, I went to his wife that he's with and I'm going to court you and told her straight up.
	I'll tell you this though, bro.
	It was kind of like an arranged thing.
	Men don't get divorced.
	Akash, Andrew Schultz.
	If they ever get divorced, bro, Nigga, we ought to roast them.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	And statistically, some of them will.
	But I don't believe that inexperience is a form of authority in anything in the world.
	And women, more than anything, it's definitely not a form of authority.
	The only time I've seen inexperience be respected is by men to women.
	Yeah, the other way around.
	Yeah, you're right.
	That's it.
	That's it.
	All right, Tristan, where can I find your brother?
	What's next?
	This is a fire interview.
	Yeah, we covered all different topics, motherfuckers.
	Well, I'm only on X, Tate the Talisman.
	You could find me if you want to listen to my opinions.
	I don't really preach too much of where you could find me, because I don't even consider myself an influencer or a streamer.
	I always say, I'm a man who has influence.
	I'm not an influencer.
	Don't call me an influencer.
	But, you know, I'm inside the real world every single day.
	The real world, of course, is the platform me and my brother run.
	It has 11 different, 18, sorry, different modern wealth creation methods.
	A bunch of different professors who are all multi-millionaires.
	A bunch of fitness guys who are teaching you all the lessons you need to get ahead in life.
	All the stuff you need to not be one of those dudes who just has money and gets finessed.
	And then when you do make the money, you learn how to not be a fucking idiot and spend it on them.
	So you can find me inside the real world.
	There's a bunch of interviews on my X account of the students I've interviewed, etc.
	But besides that, I like to keep myself to myself.
	So when people say, where can you find me?
	Where do I hang out?
	Where are you going to see me?
	Hopefully nowhere.
	But you can follow me on X. Take the talisman.
	And guys, when this is all said and done, we're going to do another interview.
	We've had conversations.
	Over the last few days that are so interesting that I cannot repeat the things that I've said.
	All I'm going to say is you guys are going to really enjoy it.
	I'll be in Miami and I'll do a tell-all once it's all done.
	You guys are going to fucking flip your shit, man.
	Follow both Andrew and Tristan on Tate Speech on Rumble.
	Support us with the coffee.
	You guys support us with Rumble.
	And this was a great stream.
	Yeah, man.
	It was great.
	Tristan, thank you for allowing us.
	It's your home as always, man.
	Thank you so much, brother.
	Thank you, gentlemen.
	It's always great to come.
	I love Romania.
	I like Romania a lot.
	I see why you guys spend so much time here.
	He likes you guys.
	I like y'all, too.
	But I do like Romania.
	I like Romania, too.
	I haven't seen no fat girl since I've been here.
	It's a shame what's happened, but I like it here.
	It's my home.
	Goddamn it, man.
	Hey, man.
	Where's Big Booty Hoos, man?
	Man, why you always gotta be a nigga everywhere we go, man?
	I'm a nigga, bro.
	Yeah, I just nigga, man.
	Hey, anyway, guys, Easter's the Tate.
	Go check him out, guys, on Tate's Speech.
	Go check him out on X. I retweeted stuff all the time, so if you guys follow me on X, make sure you go ahead and follow him, too.
	We go into whole things on there on X. It's a whole other world.
	It's fucking awesome.
	It's awesome.
	And one last thing, he's a roleplay boy, not me.
	Hey, we love y'all, man.
	We'll be back maybe tomorrow.
	I don't know, but we're going to be definitely doing a show in London, guys.
	Tune in for an after-hour show.
	Yeah, we're going to do one in London.
	We'll catch you guys over there.
	Maybe something tomorrow if we do, we'll announce it.
	Tristan, thank you so much, man.
	We love y'all.
	Anytime.

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