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Sept. 29, 2022 - Tate Speech - Andrew Tate

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EMERGENCY MEETING EPISODE 5 - FAMILY FRIENDS

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	I love you more than that I only say my name when I'm in a daze And then everything falls apart when he's not there anymore I would love to tell him so much but I don't dare He makes me turn in the void, void Turn in the void, void Turn in the void, he makes me turn in the void Void, void, turn, turn in the void Turn in the void, he makes me turn
	Who can tell me what happened?
	Since he left, I couldn't get up All I have left is a memory, a tear from the past Trapped in my eyes, I don't want to go on Oh, don't tell me You don't know me The vertigo and the pain They are superficial, they ignore everything from the heart
	He was my whole world, but much more than that I hope to see him again, down there, beyond Help me, everything is fine, since he's not there anymore It's you, my beautiful love, my beautiful soldier That you make me turn in the void, void Turn in the void, void Turn in the void, he makes me turn in the void Void, void, turn, turn in the void
	Turn in the void, he makes me turn Turn in the void, void, turn, turn in the void Turn in the void, he makes me turn in the void
	Void, void, turn, turn in the void Turn in the void, he makes me turn in the void
	Turn in the void
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	you oh foreign He cut the stone, a son of a worker.
	He was proud of him, but why would you lie?
	No, don't judge him You who don't know The vertigo and the fear You are falsely happy You are exchanging your values He is at the moment Of a better life than this Alone, I scratch my neck When the King comes And then everything falls apart When he is no longer there I would like to tell him so much
	But I don't dare He makes me turn in the void Turn in the void Turn in the void He makes me turn In the void Turn in the void Turn in the void He makes me turn
	Turn in the void Who can tell me What happened to me Since he left I have not been able to get up This is no longer a memory A tear from the past Stuck in my eyes
	Who doesn't want to go No, don't judge him You who don't know The vertigo and the pain They are superficial They ignore everything from the heart Yes, it was all my world And much more than that I hope to see him again There, not in the water Help me all demons Since he is no longer there
	If you show love To a poor soldier What you make me turn in the void Turn in the void Turn in the void He makes me turn In the void Turn in the void Turn in the void He makes me turn
	Turn in the void He makes me turn In the void Turn in the void He makes me turn In the void Turn in the void
	He makes me turn In the void Turn in the void He makes me turn In the void Turn in the void He makes me turn In the void Turn in the void He makes me turn In the void Turn in the void He makes me turn In the void Turn in the void
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	He makes me turn In the void Turn in the void He makes me turn In the void Turn in the void He makes me turn In the void Turn in the void He makes me turn In the void Turn in the void He cut the stone, a son of a man.
	He was proud, but why would you lie?
	No, don't judge him.
	You who don't know the fatigue and the fear, You're wrong.
	You're wrong. You're wrong. You're wrong.
	You're wrong. You're wrong.
	You're wrong. You're wrong.
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	♪♪♪♪ -♪ Il était bon, le temps bavanait, le regard timide, les mains toutes abîmées. ♪ He cut the stone, son of a worker.
	He was proud of it, but why would you lie?
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	welcome to an emergency meeting live from romania We're here with the top G and the whole squad.
	Let's get into it, baby. Alright,
	welcome. Yeah, we have to make sure we're live everywhere, because you've done some technical wizardry.
	Myron's done some magical things here, so we have to make sure we're live everywhere.
	I'm trying. So we're live on YouTube right now, we're live on Facebook, we're live on Twitch, we're live on Twitter, and we just want to make sure that we're live on Rumble, guys.
	We're live on Rumble 2? We're fucking lit, man.
	Let's go! Hey, that's what it's about!
	We made it happen somehow!
	We did it, guys. We all work hard on this.
	Yeah, sorry guys for being late.
	Since we added Sneeko to the panel, I had to go ahead and switch up the whole audio situation, so sorry for the delay.
	It's on me. Yeah, me and Sneeko did all the work.
	Myron's lazy as hell, man. Why are you laughing, bro?
	This is funny. Welcome back, Andrew.
	Yeah, man. Thank you. It's good to be back.
	And I look forward to the chat asking us some questions.
	We've got a big panel here.
	I've got some questions to ask you all.
	I thought, if I'm going to have my good friends here on the show, let me ask them some difficult questions.
	You have to answer.
	You can't not answer.
	You have to tell the truth. What's the caveat if you don't answer?
	Are we about to play Would You Rather?
	Kind of, but that's a bit high schooled.
	You know, drinking gay.
	It's more just answer the fucking question.
	Okay. Are you trying to say that we don't act immature from time to time?
	I don't know about you, bro, but me, I'm top G. I'm always, you know, focused.
	If you've ever lied on camera, to me, to me.
	Even when I enjoy my life, it's work.
	You know, I know you saw me on the yacht with the girls, et cetera, but that was work.
	I was very focused on tasks.
	I had stuff to do. I'm a real friend.
	I will say the work never ends here.
	The work never ends. Do you admit that the work never ends?
	No, that's true. The work never ends, bro.
	From the second we're awake to the second we're asleep, the work never ends.
	That's true. And the girls. It's absolutely true.
	Absolutely. Does Andrew Tate know he's...
	I just saw that there. Does Andrew Tate know he's on a Netflix series called Eat the Rich?
	No, I don't. What the...
	There's a Netflix series called Eat the Rich, which is about the GameStop thing.
	And I went viral on Twitter at the time because I threw $100,000.
	I think I threw $100,000.
	Then I got drunk. It was in Vegas.
	And I threw like $300,000 more at GameStop.
	I kept tweeting and saying, fuck the hedge funds and just losing all my money.
	I never sold any of that. I just lost all that money trying to bury hedge funds.
	And now they made a Netflix about me.
	That's good. So I have to find out.
	That's how you know you made it. That's how you know you made it.
	A Netflix special. Not banned from Netflix.
	Out of every site. Banned from Uber, but not Netflix.
	On another note, I watched Andrew lose $10,000 and laugh his ass off on a fucking soccer game in England about a year ago.
	It was the World Cup final.
	You want to tell us that story?
	He knew it wasn't coming home.
	He lost 10 Jesus for no reason.
	Because we had fun. We're degenerate.
	We're degenerate. We're drinking. We're running around.
	This is before I was as famous as I am now.
	I couldn't even walk the streets now like I was back then.
	I bet $10,000 for England to win.
	Of course, they lost in penalties like they always fucking do.
	It's never coming home. England is never coming home.
	I'm sorry. It's actually a shame when you talk about England because now the Queen's died.
	I feel like all the good things about England have died with her.
	Not to be pessimistic and sad on this stream, but all the beautiful things about England and all the things about the royal family and tradition, etc.
	It's all gone along with it. You're really sad about the Queen dying?
	100%, bro. You don't think the kids and fucking each other's cousins?
	You don't think the Queen was an OG? I guess.
	I will say this. London was a great time, but I never want to live there, bro.
	You know what? Maybe I'm naive.
	I know what Siko's saying, but maybe I'm naive.
	But I think that a lot of the true degeneracy That you see in the world is semi-modern.
	And I don't think that Queen Elizabeth, who was alive and driving trucks during World War II, bro.
	Damn. During World War II, she was driving trucks.
	She was in the army in World War II, and she's been through all this shit since the 30s.
	I don't think she didn't love her country.
	And I don't think that the world and the whole Commonwealth, because England was in charge of the Commonwealth, the whole Commonwealth wasn't unified behind her.
	And I think that the royal family has lost its prestige.
	Now she's died. Nobody gives a fuck about Charles.
	It's over now. And the world we live in now, a lot of the problems with the world is because we're losing our traditions and we're losing our older ways of thinking.
	And I'm not saying that the elites, you know what I think about the elites, you know what I think, and I know you can lump the royal family in there with them, I get it.
	But having a monarch for 70 or 80 years who was there during the war, and she's been there the whole time, and she was in charge of not just England, the entire Commonwealth, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, African countries, all this shit, India.
	She's a G. You can't say she's not a G. Queen Elizabeth II, she's a G. You can't say she's a G. Definitely old.
	She's an OG. She's an OG. And now she's gone and they're replacing her with this new guy.
	And I think a lot of the problems with the world today are all because of all the new thing and the new things they're trying to replace things with.
	All the old traditional ways.
	We sit here and we all talk about masculinity.
	That's an old idea. And they're replacing it with a new idea.
	And what's the new idea? Trash.
	So when they get rid of the longest reigning monarch and they said they're going to replace it with fucking some new dude, to me that's bad news.
	That's my personal view anyway.
	Right! She probably ate some kids though.
	Well, I don't know.
	She ate one baby. You think so?
	If it happened, we didn't have no idea.
	Diana, did she do it?
	Should I be asking this question?
	You can ask. Do you think she did it?
	Did Queen Elizabeth. She is a G. She is a G. Sometimes it's a G, you gotta get the talons out.
	I don't know. I don't know if she did it.
	All I know is that I think that the, and not think, let me correct my speech.
	I know that England at one point was the largest and most fearsome empire on the planet.
	I actually think that it was the best empire in the world, not just because it was the largest, because I think it was genuinely the best to live under.
	In modern worlds, everyone, when she died, all the liberals were celebrating, saying she's a colonist, et cetera, et cetera.
	If you lived under the British Empire, you had a semi-good life.
	They turned up and they built roads and schools and monuments and built a railroad.
	And everyone's complaining about the British Empire.
	If you lived under the Japanese Empire, it was worse because they just dropped your head off for being a fucking peasant.
	They didn't give it and build shit.
	Fuck you. Give me that.
	Oh, and pull out the katana.
	So at least the British built shit.
	So the British did good for the entire world as a whole.
	The world back then was different.
	I'm not saying colonization is a good thing.
	I'm saying that back then it was just empires.
	You were part of an empire, one of them.
	That's how it worked. And she was the head of the Commonwealth for a very long time, and I was genuinely upset when the Queen died.
	Maybe it's the Patriot in me, but I thought the Queen was the G. Don't you think the natives deserve to celebrate her death?
	Why would they? The Native Americans?
	Anybody who's suffered from colonization?
	Well, this is a really interesting question because you talk about suffering from colonization.
	If you look at a lot of the...
	Let me ask you the question then.
	Do you think India suffered?
	Do you think India is in a worse place now than it would have been if it was never colonized by the British?
	Now, I'm not saying the British didn't kill people.
	I'm not saying they were completely fair, but also the world was a different place back then.
	Nowhere was fair. If the British didn't turn up to India in the 1800s, then the Indians would have been killing the Indians.
	People just killed each other. That's how it worked, right?
	Do you think India would be in a better place today if it was never colonized by the British?
	I mean, they're pooping in the streets right now.
	What would they be doing if the British didn't turn up?
	I mean, if you look at some of the biggest, best buildings in most of these countries, or some of the most critical infrastructure, it's the shit the British built 200 years ago, to this day.
	And they had their liberation for a very long time, and they haven't managed to surpass the infrastructure the British built.
	Do you want to talk about why that is?
	I mean, I'm sure there's reasons, but my point is, the British turned up to a country.
	They ruled India with less than fucking 60,000 men.
	The Indians could have kicked their ass any time.
	But they turned up and they gave genuine value to the point people thought, okay, these white people turned up on this boat.
	They know shit. Oh, whoa, railroad.
	Whoa, okay. Whoa, schools.
	They didn't do it purely by force.
	India is a big place. They did it with a very small contingent.
	And they did it by adding value.
	And yeah, the British were not people you want to fuck with, but they definitely added value to their colonies.
	And I know this is going to upset the whole fucking world.
	All the people are going to say I'm a colonist.
	This is a pretty diverse panel.
	I don't know where I come in on the brown scale, but it's a pretty diverse panel.
	But the world was a dangerous place back then.
	And I think being under the British Empire afforded these countries a lot of security and safety and technological advancements.
	And I don't think it was all completely a bad thing.
	Yeah, I mean, I'm from Barbados, so, like, we were colonized as well.
	But, you know, we got our independence as well.
	But, Andrew, as a young man navigating the matrix, where do you think somebody needs to live nowadays in terms of, like, a place to live?
	What's the best location you think possible for a guy to live in these times?
	That's a good question. That's a hard one for me to answer, but I think that should be the first question to the panel.
	So let's go through one by one.
	Let's change the question slightly.
	When you're deciding where you want to live on the planet, what are you looking for?
	Depends on how much money you have. If you're American, Miami's the move.
	Or Puerto Rico. But if you have more money, if you have top G money, then Croatia, I think sounds good.
	Albania, Romania, obviously.
	But most people can't answer that question.
	But why? Everything you say about Eastern Europe, about the traditional values, about the lack of feminist indoctrination, about the weather is nice, things are cheap, people are nice.
	Girls are skinny. Girls are skinny.
	We saw one, but there has not been one fat under 40 woman this whole time.
	That's been the challenge of the whole week.
	Trying to find one? I challenged Myron and Sneeko at the beginning of the week to find a girl under 40 that was fat.
	Yeah, it's not a societal norm here.
	It's not accepted in the same way.
	So societal norms have a large part to play on how we act as a whole, which you can extrapolate to everything, right?
	The societal norm in Eastern Europe is to not be fat and it's to not be a hoe, for example.
	Whereas in the West, they don't have those societal norms and people act in a certain way.
	Maybe I'm getting old and boring, but I like to live...
	When I was last in Miami, which is the best city in America, hands down.
	Sheesh! Best city in America, hands down.
	This can't be...
	Like, anyone who talks about New York, that there is, right?
	Miami is the best. But to me...
	Sorry, bro. Sorry, Nico.
	To me, it feels godless.
	It is. That's why I love it.
	It just feels godless.
	When I'm in Miami, I'm just like...
	Not New York. Miami. I'm like, this is fun.
	But it just feels...
	Where's God? God ain't here.
	This hoe. That hoe.
	That hoe. I'm just like, where's God?
	He forgot about Miami.
	I don't know. It just feels godless.
	And maybe I'm getting old and boring, but I like to just see the traditional business run by the family and the hotel run by the family and the women going to church on a Sunday.
	And that's what I like about Eastern Europe.
	Maybe I'm getting old and So I'll say this.
	It depends on what you want. Personally speaking, if you want girls, you got a little bit of paper, go to Columbia.
	Not much to do there, but the girls, the scenery, food is cheap.
	And then if you want to have fun, you have money, Miami for sure.
	All right, so let's carry on with the question.
	So, yeah, fresh.
	Let's say money is no object.
	Let's say we all have hundreds of millions of dollars, whatever.
	You can live anywhere on the planet.
	Where would you live and why? Money is no object.
	I'm not going to lie, bro. Probably Colombia, even a thousand.
	Colombia? Why? First off, the girls are beautiful.
	They're at least somewhat feminine. The money goes very far.
	So, for example, you could be a G with only like 50K, 100K a year.
	And honestly speaking, it's skilled because, for example, people that go there have businesses, you know, other Americans.
	So it's kind of like you have your own community.
	Guys are successful and hot girls.
	I mean, you can't really lose. Mine wants to go to Dubai, right?
	I'll go last. I'll go last.
	I'm producing over here. What about you, bro?
	We were just talking about this in the war room, but to me, man, it matters who's there.
	So you can go anywhere in the world you want.
	It could be the best place on earth. Your boys aren't there, bro.
	It's shit. Number one.
	It's true. Columbia. I like it.
	I think you need a plug there like you need a plug in anywhere else.
	You need a plug. No, you need a plug that's local because Columbia can be very dangerous also.
	I would have to say Europe in some regard, probably Eastern Europe somewhere.
	Based off of my experience, I like Dubai, but it kind of feels like an island.
	I would not go to...
	Where is it?
	Dominican? Dominican Republic?
	Yeah, but then you get island fever, man.
	So I would say Eastern Europe somewhere if you're not going to live in the States and you're not going to live in Miami.
	That would be my bet. But without your boys and shit anyway, I'd rather live in Indiana with my boys than live in the best country on earth with nobody.
	So that's how I feel about it.
	Yeah, I think people pretty much know my answer.
	But yeah, Justin's right.
	It's also, it's a lot about the people you're with.
	It's about what stage you are in your life.
	But certainly the people you're with are going to influence your reality.
	I've been to a lot of places.
	I've been all around the world. The number one thing people say to me is, Tate, you have so much money.
	Why don't you travel? The first thing is, I do travel.
	All I do is fucking travel. It's annoying.
	But the second thing is that the world's the same, man.
	You either go out to a restaurant or you stay in.
	You fuck a bitch. You watch TV or sit on the computer.
	The world's the same pretty much everywhere.
	So you've got things like weather.
	You've got things like the general safety of a place.
	But then you've got to go for the intangibles.
	I like driving past churches.
	That's why I live in Romania. I like driving past churches.
	Sounds stupid. But there's nothing that America has that Romania doesn't have.
	I can buy a Lambo here. There's a Lamborghini garage.
	There's fucking clubs. There's bottles.
	There's don't pee. There's bitches.
	There's restaurants. Like, what does Miami have that Bucharest does not have?
	Not much. Nothing. It's all the same.
	It's all here. And this is a poor country, right?
	It's all here. People say it's a poor country, but that's a lie.
	It's a straight lie. So false, bro.
	Like, dude, the clubs are lit here.
	Girls are bad here. And the cars, bro, this Lamborghinis outside, driving up and down Porsches, everything is like, it's lit, bro.
	Yeah, there's a lot of money here. Yeah, this very first world.
	Yeah, I don't feel like I'm in a poor country being here at all.
	I'll tell you guys that. Even coming from Miami where it's like super bougie.
	Yeah. You guys spent the whole time at the mall going to all the first world places.
	You didn't even go into actual Bucharest.
	You've been to the mall eight times in four days.
	I've been on dates. I've been learning the culture, okay?
	Dates at the mall, very adolescent.
	Take her to a nice restaurant. Take her to go scenery seeing a church.
	We tell those girls, oh wait, they're waiting in the lobby.
	Better than the mall. If you're going to live in the United States, I think if you live in Florida or Texas, those are fantastic places to start.
	Because anywhere where it's not expensive to live and you're not getting taxed to death, you'll be okay.
	If you're going to pick major cities in these states, I would say Miami is fantastic.
	Fort Lauderdale is good. Tampa is good.
	I don't like Orlando.
	And if you're going to be in Texas, Dallas and Houston are good.
	Just a little bit dangerous. South Texas is surprisingly nice too, like McAllen.
	People talk shit about the southwest border, but there's some nice areas there.
	Phoenix is also good. And Arizona, the only thing that sucks is there is a state income tax.
	But if you're going to go abroad, I mean, Romania is nice.
	I can see why the Tates live here.
	You get a lot of... It feels like a first world country, even though it might not necessarily be one GDP-wise.
	And then... What else?
	But for me, I'm going to probably go to an Arab country when this is all said and done to find my virgin wife.
	Find the virgin wife. Find the virgin wife, man.
	So, yeah. Next question.
	So, he just said when this is all said and done.
	So, that's going to lead into one of the questions I'm going to ask.
	So, why?
	I want to ask all of you, and you have to tell the truth, because the audience are going to tell if you're lying.
	If they're lying, guys, you have to say they're lying in the chat.
	Why do you stream?
	Why do you talk to the world?
	Why?
	I want to wake people up.
	Wake people up from what?
	And why, and then why do you want to wake them up?
	Why are you compelled?
	Why are you motivated to do this?
	My whole life philosophy has been based around being brainwashed since I was six years old, sitting in a church and not feeling like it was any productive use of time.
	Listening to a priest blab on about life, but he doesn't have any life experience.
	There's some guy named Peter.
	You know, he's talking about TV shows.
	He's never even been with a woman before.
	How could you tell me anything about life and you haven't had any life experience?
	Going to school, doing the Pledge of Allegiance, sitting these things, taking Adderall every single day.
	They prescribed me. They said I had a disability.
	I felt like everything in my life was to keep me down since I was born.
	And they told me that there was something wrong with me.
	And that's motivated me to do everything that I do.
	So the reason I started streaming is direct communication with my audience.
	I did videos for nine years, but that was slower.
	And now I could talk to 10,000 people every single day.
	I want to go spread the knowledge that I've learned and try to bring people out and teach them the same things that I've learned from being trapped inside the box and being suppressed my whole life.
	And why, and that's a good question, I understand completely, why do you think that, do you think it gives some validation to yourself to do it?
	Do you think it's a selfish motivation or do you think you're like a philanthropist?
	There's some selfish, like, there's some validation seeking.
	There's some need to be liked and admired.
	But the motivation is definitely based on what I said.
	Because I wouldn't be banned on Twitter and TikTok.
	I wouldn't be risking this right now.
	We can get banned just sitting in this room with you.
	But we're all here because we believe in some sort of message.
	We have some sort of philosophy. If we wanted to cash out, we could jump in a pool of 100,000 Orbeez, do some prank videos, farting in Walmart.
	That's true. We're here. That's true.
	You're right. Good point. Good point.
	What about you, Fresh? Why are you streaming?
	Honestly, bro, honest answer here, I want to inspire.
	I'll never forget, like, when I came to America, I saw a guy in a Lamborghini, I saw Hot Girls, I saw Lifestyle, I was like, how do I get that?
	And coming from a small island, Barbados, where I'm from, it's like, you're not very inspired.
	Everyone just parties, goes to school, gets a job, and it's like...
	I want more for my life. And seeing other people win made me want to win.
	So me and Myron did a podcast, Pressure Fit, as you know.
	He's more fitness style, more lifestyle as well.
	For fitness, I'm more like, you know what?
	If I can show people a way to get inspired, even their cars, lifestyle, even getting girls, then it's a W. But personally speaking, of course, I want to make money too as well, giving 1,000.
	So I say inspiring and money as well.
	What about you, Justin? I like what we do, Andrew.
	I like the cause.
	I like guys coming together on a common mission and goals.
	Previous to joining the War Room, the highest level of happiness I ever had is when I played college football.
	And to a bigger degree now, I feel like I'm a part of something that a group of guys that have each other's back no matter what are in.
	And it's about that companionship for me.
	There's a common mission we all have together in our group.
	That I'm absolutely in love with.
	So I'd die for that. So for me, man, it's that.
	It's feeling like I'm contributing to a team that scores together.
	So that's what I like.
	And I think that that's intrinsic to every single man.
	I think that that's definitely the reason I do it.
	I get asked a lot by people like, hey, what's next?
	Or, you know, what's it like?
	You have all this money, blah, blah, blah.
	I don't want to sit here and brag, but, you know, I have enough money to live for the rest of my life.
	And I want to tell all the people out there who are grinded and hustling to get cash.
	Yeah, you need it. But there really isn't that much to buy or do.
	I can give everyone watching this stream, let's say you all had half a billion dollars, 500 million.
	You'd do a bunch of hedonistic bullshit.
	You'd get drunk a bunch, and you'd fuck a bunch of girls, and you'd buy a bunch of cars, etc.
	And then you'd either completely fall into the hedonistic trap and go down the gambling and drugs route and destroy your life.
	But if you keep your brain on and you stay sane you start to realize that the most valuable things are staying in good shape Your health looking after yourself the simple things spending time with people you love and hang with your boys Hang with your boys is the number one most interesting activity that's ever gonna exist on the planet ever It's the funnest thing there is to possibly do to sit around there in the room with your guys and talk shit And that's what you said earlier about being in we could be in Indiana Fucking it up fucking it up. We're gonna end up broke in
	the Philippines with $25 in the bank and we will laugh and And it doesn't matter how much money you have.
	It's all about the people who are around you.
	And there's something that's intrinsic to men.
	We definitely evolved with it.
	I think it's because we spent so much time either in groups out hunting or In armies or gangs or whatever we were doing, you just feel better when you're around people that you know you can trust with your life.
	And that's certainly the best thing about life.
	And yeah, I completely understand what you're saying and I know what you guys are saying.
	But for me personally, the reason I stream is to try and find the other people out there who I might want to be friends with.
	Because when you're an exceptional individual, you're never going to meet friends in normal life.
	I never just, it's very rare.
	I don't know about you guys. I go through life and meet and just meet a friend.
	Everyone I meet is a fucking idiot.
	It's crazy, right? So the internet, the best thing that's done for me is allow me to broadcast my message to people and find the other people out there with a fucking brain.
	And it's not that many.
	But yeah, hanging with your boys is certainly the best thing about life.
	To this day, with all the money and the shit I can do, I would rather be sitting in the war room with Tristan and Luke calling each other names than doing nearly anything else.
	It's the best thing on the earth to do. Before Myron answers, can I ask you the question I asked you yesterday?
	How much do you do this now for money and how much do you really care about waking people up?
	Okay, so I don't need money anymore.
	Money, to me, truly has no value.
	And I say that, and people don't believe me, because they understand that every rich person is trying to get more money.
	Because it's a game.
	It's like getting a high score.
	But for me, truly, if someone were to walk in this room and put $25 million cash on this table, I have nothing to buy, and my life would change zero.
	It doesn't mean anything. I don't need it, right?
	I like the fact that I can do what I do, and I like the idea of being able to do it forever.
	But this is not financially motivated for me.
	It is about expanding my influence.
	It is about expanding my network.
	It is about expanding my capabilities.
	It is about finding the other people out there who think the way I think.
	It is about having them in an environment where we can speak freely and openly.
	So to a degree, it's certainly about advancing the mission.
	I feel like I have a duty to God to speak the truth because I'm in a unique position where I can speak the truth and many can't.
	I like the idea that I get thousands and thousands of messages from people saying I've helped them with their mental health and helped them with their depression, etc.
	I like being a positive impact on the world.
	I like going to sleep with a pure heart and knowing that I'm good for the planet.
	But truthfully, I think everything you do, no matter what it is, has a selfish motivation.
	Even if you go and give money to charity today, you're doing it so you feel good.
	That's why you're doing it. Everything is selfishly motivated.
	So I'm not going to sit here and say I'm a philanthropist.
	I feel good when I help people.
	That's why I do it. It's not just about helping them.
	It's also because of how I feel. And also when I meet interesting people and I get good friends and powerful individuals join the war room, for example, that benefits me massively.
	Now my network's expanded.
	So it's certainly selfishly motivated, but it's not money.
	And yeah, I think there's inside of every single man, there's definitely a rebel.
	There's definitely a warrior. It doesn't matter if you were a punk rock rebel in the 70s or you were one of the rebels of Rome who just said, fuck this, let's go burn it.
	There's something inside of you that's a bit of a rebel.
	And if you're a red-blooded male and you see the world we live in today and how the matrix is suppressing us all, you want to rebel.
	And I think part of it is, yeah, certainly I feel good knowing I'm doing my little bit to piss them off.
	In fact, I'm not doing a little bit.
	I've done a lot. I've done too much.
	But yeah, that's the answer to the question.
	Let me ask you a question. I don't know if you want me to say this on stream, but beforehand, I wasn't supposed to be on this.
	And I'm wondering how much of that was testing, initiating, and how much of that was the rebel inside of you thinking, fuck it, man, bring him on.
	Let me give you a very quick example.
	During the height of, for fuck's sake, the subject we're not supposed to talk about.
	We weren't supposed to leave our houses, right?
	So we weren't supposed to go driving.
	We weren't allowed to go out the house and drive.
	Even here in Romania, you couldn't drive without a piece of paper, a specific piece of paper.
	And every morning I woke up and just start burning around the city in the Porsche.
	And Tristan used to go to me, and I used to come back with all these fucking papers, and they tried to impound the car.
	A cop used to come to the gate, and I'd just get a different car and go out again next day, next day.
	And Tristan goes, why do you keep doing this?
	It's just headache. I said, you know, I can't just do what I'm supposed to do.
	They told me what to do, and I can't just do it.
	I have to not do it.
	Because then when all this insanity goes down, and some fucking poor Matrix slave misses the funeral of his own fucking parent because he's a dumbass and believes it all, I can know that I tried my best, even though he's an idiot, even though he's a moron, I tried my best to resist the enslavement.
	It's like living with a pure heart.
	It's a real thing. All this shit went down and I can say here now with a pure heart on this stream that I resisted more than 99.9% of people on the planet.
	I got arrested in Germany.
	I got fines every day.
	I broke every single rule.
	I broke every single law. I had a birthday party in the height of COVID that was all over fucking YouTube.
	We had fucking 100 people in a hotel.
	I bribed the mayor off.
	Like, I did anything it took to break the rules.
	And that made me feel good about myself.
	So, yeah. Was it really to wake people up and help them to stop them being slaves?
	Or was it because I had a selfish motivation and I felt good inside of myself knowing I'm not a dumbass?
	I think we're all semi-selfishly motivated, if you're honest.
	100%. Myron? So, for me, I'm going to be painfully honest about this, I guess.
	Before, when I started streaming, as you guys know, I used to work in law enforcement for DHS. I did criminal investigations.
	And for me, I got a great sense of satisfaction from doing those cases and doing that job.
	But then I started my fitness business and then from there started the YouTube and I wanted more influence.
	Let's be honest here. You want clout, you want to bang some hoes.
	It is what it is, right? And And from there, I was like, okay, this is great.
	And then at some point, they pulled me in.
	They're like, hey, listen to YouTube. You're talking about some crazy stuff.
	You know what I mean? Maybe you're talking about dating and all this other stuff.
	Oh, my God. Men and women are not equal and all this other stuff.
	Things that we know that are factually correct.
	They took offense to it, right?
	I'm talking about biological differences and intersexual dynamics.
	And they didn't like that. So they kind of put me in a position and said, hey, listen, you can resign and keep doing your thing, or you can stay here, but you can't do the YouTube thing anymore.
	So I made a decision. I took a bet on myself, and I left the G. And I was like, yeah, I could do this, and I'm going to make more money, whatever, and get more girls.
	But it evolved way more to that.
	As you guys know, I'm a hardcore minimalist.
	I don't own many things in general.
	I still drive around in my 2002 Honda.
	So it started for money and girls.
	I'm not going to lie to you all. But then as I've been doing this more and more and, you know, impacting guys' lives and helping them, like, realize, like, yo, you know, I finally have, like, a big brother.
	Yo, you're like a father figure to me.
	Like, you helped me, you know, get into law enforcement.
	You're the one that told me to, like, not do drugs.
	I thought about doing drugs, and I'm not doing them anymore.
	I'm staying natural instead of going, doing steroids.
	You know, I was going to hurt myself off of this girl, but I'm not going to do it anymore.
	You can't really put a price on that.
	So it started... Just like when you go to the gym, you first go to the gym to get girls and get jacked and fuck a bunch of bitches.
	Then you continue to go and you feel good and you get this certain sense of accomplishment and it gets way more than just a girl.
	So for me, I started streaming to make more money, get influence.
	Then as I started streaming and I left my government job, I thought it was the end of the world.
	I realized, holy shit, like, we have a duty to these guys to help them out, especially in a crazy-ass world where the Matrix is taking over, essentially.
	And a lot of guys are told to pretty much act like women, and it's acceptable.
	And the reality is, you can't act like a woman.
	It's unacceptable. And if anything, it's going to set you up for failure.
	Well said. Amazing answer.
	You got any questions from the chat for us?
	Yeah, I mean, oh man, a lot of stuff came in.
	Sorry, I'm doing a million things at once.
	And guys, here's the thing. I'm going to kill the Facebook stream right now on Twitch.
	So come on over to YouTube and then we're going to kill the YouTube stream coming in very soon as well.
	And you guys are all going to have to go to Rumble.
	So I'm going to give you guys a few more minutes to go ahead.
	But go on over to Rumble, guys.
	It's rumble.com slash tatespeech because it's going to be exclusive on Rumble here in a few minutes.
	But yeah, I can go ahead and pull up one of these questions.
	Do you want to hit the next one, Andrew, before I pull up the next one?
	Let's get the question because the next one is going to be a long one.
	A long one? Okay. Who was capping the most?
	Who's Kevin the most? And we got almost 20K live on YouTube, and then I think we got another 27K on Rumble.
	So guys, get ready to switch on over to Rumble here in a little bit.
	All-time high. Yeah, we had a lot of good questions come through, but I didn't want to interrupt the panel.
	Give me a second here so I can pull a good one up, Andrew.
	I got a question for you. Sure. So guys on the panel, what is your description of a moneymaker for 2022?
	Something you could consider, like, you know what?
	If you're young, coming up in life, what can you do to make money right now?
	That's a good question. I can answer.
	Should I go first? Yeah, go ahead.
	Right. I think that we live in an attention economy.
	I think that people who can garner attention are going to be good at making money one way or another.
	I think we now live in a world where you have spectators and you have people who produce.
	The world is split and a binary divide between the two.
	And not everybody is designed to be a producer.
	Some people are designed to be a spectator.
	If I was, obviously I am a producer naturally by heart because I've lived a very diverse life.
	I have a lot to say and I consider, it doesn't matter what I consider, people consider my words valuable, obviously.
	So here I am. But if I was a spectator, let's say, and I didn't feel like I had the confidence or the knowledge or the charisma to sit on a camera and interest people, then I would try my very best to prove myself useful to a creator.
	And by joining their ecosystem and working alongside them, that's probably the best and easiest way to make money.
	There's a whole bunch of people out there that have the star factor, but they don't have the systems and the teams around them to truly be successful.
	So I would come along and say, listen, you can be the showman, I'll be the blood and guts underneath, and we can do very, very well.
	I truly still believe, as fucked as the world is, with the matrix and the suppression and the inflation and the Fed and all the shit we talk about, if you're a person who can turn up on time With a firm handshake, who is genuinely competent, who doesn't lie to anybody, you're going to be fine.
	You're never going to starve. You're always going to be able to make good money if you're a genuinely honest, hardworking person.
	I've never met an honest, hardworking person who will be there at 9am like you asked him to be, who completely fails at life.
	So I think a lot of people who are still out here failing, they have a bunch of excuses.
	And yeah, we talk about how hard it is, and it's true.
	But if you're genuinely about it, and you can find somebody with that star factor and align yourself to them, I think you can make money no matter who you are.
	So basically be a YouTuber.
	It's not about being a YouTuber.
	It's not even going to be a YouTuber.
	It can be anything. You can find a fucking star salesman and find a way to help his ass.
	I'm saying you don't always have to be the star.
	The biggest mistake a lot of people make is, and especially in the Western world, because...
	We're... I talk about this all the time.
	I was speaking about this with somebody else.
	I was saying America's strength and its weakness is the same thing.
	America's strength is that everybody is taught they're so unique and special and valuable.
	And that's why you guys do so...
	You guys. But this is why America does so fantastic in, let's say, the Olympics, right?
	Because everyone believes that they can be a sports star and everyone works so hard, etc.
	That is why you have so many talented people, so many creatives, so many movie directors, etc.
	Because everyone's told they're fantastic.
	But the truth is, not everybody's fantastic.
	And the people who are not fantastic end up frustrated.
	And that's why you have so much fucking crime.
	Rob a bank. Get rich or dry trying.
	Gangsters. Gangbangers. Because there's a whole bunch of people in America who think they're too good for a job.
	And they are really not too good for a fucking job.
	That's the truth. Whereas if you look at other cultures, it's the difference, right?
	If you go to Asia or you go to some of these other places, you'll go to school.
	The very talented kids will be taken to the side.
	You're the top 1%. You're going to a separate class.
	And if you're not put in that separate class, you know you ain't shit.
	Right? You're just like, okay, I'm working in the factory.
	Yes, sir. That's my job.
	And you're just going to do your job because the ego ain't there.
	So the ego is a fantastic thing for America, but it's also a detriment.
	So it can play both ways.
	I think if you know the value that you bring to the world, you understand what you bring, then you could kind of put yourself in a position to win because we're not going to be, like you said, leaders.
	Some people are followers. But this is my point.
	When everyone has an ego, everyone wants to be the king on the chessboard.
	You don't win the chess game by having endless kings.
	That just gives you a bunch of vulnerabilities.
	Everyone has to know their role and play it.
	I've played the role of fucking pawn, knight, my whole life.
	I was pawn, knight, bishop, rook.
	I've played them all. But you always wanted to be the king.
	It's not that I wanted to be.
	It's that if you're truly destined to be, you'll end up in a position where you're going to be seen as a king of your empire, wherever your empire is or whatever it is.
	God has a plan for all of us.
	My plan was to do my job to the best of my ability, whatever my job was at the time.
	People call me arrogant, etc., etc.
	I spent fucking 11 years obeying my coach like he was God.
	Run here. Okay.
	Seven miles, 4 a.m.
	All right. I just listened.
	I didn't get successful by running my mouth.
	I didn't get successful by knowing everything.
	I got successful by listening.
	I listened to my father my entire life.
	I listened to my coach my entire life.
	I just done exactly as I was told.
	He said punch. He said jab.
	I jabbed. That was it.
	So I just obeyed.
	So I played my part and played my role for a very long time.
	Before I got to a position now where I have, I don't know, a total of maybe 60, 70 people working for me across all these different industries, and now I'm the king of the empire, blah, blah, blah.
	But you're saying I always knew I wanted to be king.
	I don't think I did. I just wanted to be very, very competent and do my job very, very well.
	And even now to this day, if Elon Musk and I were to have a conversation one day and he would say, I want you to help me with X... I'm not going to walk in there saying, I'm the king though, bro.
	Top G. You know what, Mr.
	Elon? Sure. I'll be the knight.
	Let's go to fucking Mars. There's too much ego involved.
	And this is the problem with a lot of people.
	Egos hold them back. Egos are going to get your ass killed.
	Ego will put you in the fucking morgue.
	It'll put you in jail. And it'll also destroy a lot of opportunities.
	I could tell you another story.
	I have a whole bunch of friends We're good to go.
	Do your job. What the fuck?
	Do your job. You can't be messaging me saying, oh yeah, you're top G. I'm a G. I don't take shit from my boss.
	Well, you have to, too. You're the boss.
	That's the game. You have to know your part and play it well.
	How much of it is determined by God?
	You're saying, I'm wondering what you think of the difference between free will and determinism.
	You're saying that some people are meant to just be pawns, but how much of it is dependent on your mentality and your belief as a young'un?
	People decide to be pawns.
	Nobody is destined to be anything they don't decide themselves to be.
	If you're truly uncomfortable with something, you can't exist there.
	When I was a pawn, I did my job to the best of my ability, but let's change it.
	When I was a brokie, I knew I was a brokie.
	Trust me, I knew very well I was a brokie.
	My life reflected it, as did my bank balance.
	But I was uncomfortable in it to a position where I couldn't sleep at night.
	I had sleepless nights just laying there thinking, how the fuck are people buying Ferraris?
	I can't pay rent. This doesn't make sense.
	I have to escape.
	I can't live this way.
	If you're genuinely uncomfortable, if I set you on fire, you're going to stand up.
	You're going to move. If I set you on fire and you're chilling, then you can't say that the fire's burning.
	The people who are broke, and they have been broke for years and years and years, and they're still sleeping in late playing video games, are comfortable enough being broke to stay broke.
	I couldn't be comfortable in that position.
	If you put me in a shitty position, I'm so desperately uncomfortable.
	We can change it from money to something else.
	If I was morbidly obese, it wouldn't last long.
	I'm telling you now. With me, I couldn't do it.
	I couldn't look at myself in the mirror. I'd be mad at myself.
	I'd be angry. I'd be self-conscious.
	I'd fix it. The person who's been morbidly obese for 10 years and goes, I'm trying.
	You ain't fucking trying. You are very comfortable and very happy to be who you are.
	So anybody who's a pawn is comfortable and happy being a pawn.
	Otherwise, they wouldn't be one anymore.
	They'd at least have moved up. So when I say determined by God, what I'm saying is that God is producing all of us.
	I believe God exists. We're all made in his image to a degree.
	And certain people have looked at their place in life and said, this is okay.
	This is enough for me to sleep at night.
	And if that's fine, you're going to sleep.
	But if you were like me, if you're looking at your bitch going, she's a seven.
	My car ain't shit.
	Apartment's small. I know I'm better than this.
	I have to find a way to escape.
	Then motivation and the whole idea of motivation gets destroyed.
	People say, I don't have motivation. I never had motivation.
	I had a burning desire to fucking fix my life.
	I didn't need to wake up and get motivated.
	I didn't have to watch YouTube to want to make some fucking money.
	Yeah. I was like, I wanted money.
	I didn't need YouTube to tell me, bro, you're broke.
	So I don't think that anybody is destined to be a pawn.
	I think people decide to be pawns.
	And I'll tell you, I'll give you an example of it.
	I can sit here right now as a multi-millionaire, as a multi-millionaire, a person who has hundreds of millions of dollars.
	And I can say, if you go to CobraTape.com right now, you can sign up to a free newsletter and I will email you every day for free.
	Lessons from a multi-millionaire for free.
	All it's going to take is 13 seconds of your time to go to CobraTape.com and sign up to the email there.
	And maybe 10% of the people watching will do it.
	And 90% will go, Hey man, being broke sucks.
	Because they're fucking dumbasses.
	Well, that's their decision. I believe it's decisions.
	People who are broke decided to be broke.
	It really is not that difficult to make money out of here.
	I really don't think it is.
	What is the biggest... What about you?
	What thing you can make money from this year?
	Somebody coming up. Man, there's a million ways to make a million dollars.
	I think you have to pick something, put your time in, get competent at it, stay in the fight long enough to make the fucking money.
	There's no one way to make a million bucks.
	In regards to what Andrew's saying, especially about the guys that are superstars or not, look at me, dude.
	I'm a multimillionaire too, but I got no problem.
	In fact, me and Andrew had a conversation about this maybe six months or a year ago.
	I'm like, Andrew, you can be Michael Jordan.
	I'll play Scottie Pippen.
	Facts all day. I'm trying to win fucking trophies, bro.
	And there's nothing better in this world than to do shit with your boys.
	So if you got somebody in your group that is Michael Jordan, let them be fucking Michael Jordan.
	I'm not insecure about that.
	You know what I'm saying? And when you have a diverse group, when you have a group of true, competent people, you'll realize that it changes role to role anyway.
	There are certain scenarios where it's X guy is the fucking G, and there's an X guy, he's the G. That's how it goes.
	When it comes to boozing, it's like Tristan, bro.
	Bro, you win!
	That's just the way it is.
	That's what happens when you're around genuine competence.
	What's the biggest deciding factor, Andrew, that separates you from the 90%, the retards, the people who don't want it?
	Why do you make the decision to go and get it, but most people don't?
	What's the biggest? Is it the way you grew up?
	Is it the fighting? Is it being broke?
	That's a good question, and that actually leads into my other question fantastically, which is amazing.
	I was raised for competence and I was raised for excellence.
	So to a degree, I can say that I'm lucky by the fact that I had such fantastic parents and that they told me from a very, very young age who I had to be and how I had to live.
	I hear a lot of things from people saying, you know, if your father's too amazing and he can overshadow you and it makes the kid fail, I can't speak to that because I had the complete opposite experience.
	My father was my hero.
	I wanted to be exactly like him.
	And all I had to do was copy him and do as I was told.
	And I was going to be fantastic. I learned how to listen at a very young age.
	I learned how to obey.
	Obey my elders. Do as I was told.
	Eat my vegetables. My life has never truly fucked up.
	There's a lot of successful people who will tell you like, yeah, my life fucked up.
	And then I recovered. I went to jail.
	I got out. All this shit. My life's never fucked up.
	My life has always been wake up, do the fucking work.
	That's all it's ever been. And if you wake up and do the fucking work every single day, I'm 36 years old.
	How can I not have hundreds of millions of dollars?
	All I've done is work. All I've done is get up and do what I'm supposed to do.
	All I've done is get up, eat right, train, work, answer the call, be on time.
	How am I going to not have hundreds of millions of dollars?
	It's almost like I don't understand how you mess that up.
	It's because people are just lazy.
	But that feeds into my other question I want to ask all of you.
	How big of an impact do you think family has on a man?
	Because I think we're speaking majorly to men.
	And what advice would you give to men who love their family and they know their family love them, but their family Their family are not living the lives they want to live.
	The advice they're giving is not the advice they want to follow.
	Like, do you have any stories or do you have any advice or what kind of impact you think a negative family environment can have on a man?
	And what should you do in a scenario when his parents truly love him and truly care for him, but they're telling him to, like, put on a mask and go to college?
	What do you think about that? Oh, so there you go.
	We have an interesting story coming up.
	My dad has recently been telling me since I've been getting into the red pill and getting to these ideas and fully devoting myself to this message that now he agrees with a lot of what I say.
	And he's blue pilled.
	We can't talk about a lot of things, but he did what 85% of the population did.
	He went to college, told me to go to college, told all my siblings to go to college, but ultimately he did give up on his dream.
	His dream was to be a filmmaker, was to be a creative, and he decided to fully devote himself to his family.
	And for me, that gave me the opportunity to fully focus on what I wanted to do, because we came up in a good household.
	He was there, he was a good inspiration, he was a good role model, just like your dad.
	But I had to separate from a lot.
	I disappointed him in a lot of ways.
	Dropping out of school, dropping out of college, they didn't talk to me for a long time.
	Not taking what everybody else was taking, they were really upset with me.
	I'm sure a lot of people in the chat can relate.
	They ended up taking something that everybody else is saying that you're a bad person.
	You're going to kill my grandma if you don't take this too.
	So I think you just have to decide for yourself what's the best for yourself and make the sacrifice that you're going to upset your family eventually.
	What about you, Walter? So I had two examples in my life.
	Robert talks about rich dad, poor dad.
	So I have my real dad, which is basically a Debbie dad.
	But, you know, that's my dad.
	And I have my granddad. And growing up, I was supposed to follow the family blueprint, which is go to school, get a degree, to go to the family business.
	But I saw my dad and I was like, damn, like, he's pretty much just like living life, doing whatever he wants, but he's not responsible.
	But my granddad was like an anchor.
	He was like, The one taking care of the family, took us on trips.
	He bought me a car, bought my mom a house.
	He's like, damn, he's the man of the household.
	So I had to make a choice. Who do I want to follow?
	My dad or my granddad?
	And I told my granddad because for me personally, my dad would say, hey, son, I'll come pick you up.
	He never would show up. My granddad would say, hey, son, I'll come pick you up.
	He'd always show up my time. So me personally, I was making a choice to say, you know what?
	Who do I want to be like more?
	My granddad or my dad? And I told my granddad.
	So for me, just making a choice.
	I think all of us have that voice in our head that tell us what we're supposed to be doing.
	If you know you're supposed to be great, that voice in you is going to tell you that.
	You can choose to listen to it or you can choose to let the weaker voice inside of you suppress what you know you are meant to be.
	So as long as you listen to the voice that tells you that you're supposed to be great and you're supposed to be doing things that are bigger and better than what your family is doing, I think you're okay.
	Now you have to be strong enough to fight the suppression that's going to come towards you from your family.
	But once you decide to do that, Everybody will say that it's dangerous until you've made it.
	Case in point, Sneeko. You know, your dad said, no, no, no, no, no.
	And then you built the following and then he's like, okay, I see it.
	Same thing with my dad. My dad was always, son, don't you think?
	Don't you think that's enough? Don't you think that's enough?
	No, no, no. Now, he's like, son, I've never seen anybody work as hard as you.
	And he truly respects me.
	So a lot of times, people don't believe in you until you finally arrived.
	So I think that's something very important to remember.
	In addition to that, I always say that suppression is wrapped in love.
	So a lot of times, if people are uncomfortable with the things that you're doing, just remember that you are directly, directly intimidating them by the actions that you took in spite of their inactions.
	So just remember that.
	Yeah, that's a good point. And I get this all the time.
	People message me saying, hey, my family's not supportive of what I want to do, and my family don't believe I should try and do this, or my family thinks I should go down this route.
	And my answer has been pretty generic so far, but it seems to be effective.
	I think the number one thing that especially parents are worried about when they see their children is they don't like the idea of seeing them be lazy.
	So I had people message me, go, I don't want to go college.
	My parents want me to go college.
	I say, well, have you sat down with your parents and explain to them what you're going to do with all those years instead?
	Have you sat there and said, look, I'm not going to go to college, but here's what I am going to do.
	I'm going to spend six hours a day doing this, two hours a day doing this, one hour a day in the gym.
	Across next year, I'll be doing this apprenticeship.
	I'll get this certification. I'll be able to go here and do this.
	Then I'll get this passport. I'm going to go here.
	Or if you just said, I don't want to go college and turn the TV back on.
	Why do you think they want you to go to college, right?
	It doesn't matter what you do.
	I think if you're a child and you explain to your parents or all the people who love you or people around you are trying to push you in a certain direction and say, look, I have a plan.
	This is what it is. I have a finite amount of time on the planet.
	I'm going to dedicate it towards X. I'm going to make sure this is successful.
	I'm going to do it right. And you show competence and you show that you genuinely give a shit and you're up before them and go to sleep after them.
	They're not going to hate on anything you do.
	I think a lot of the people are saying, oh, my parents are trying to suppress me.
	No, what your parents are trying to do is inspire you to do something because you're a lazy fuck and you ain't doing shit.
	And I completely understand that if you have a fucking teenage son sitting around smoking weed, you want to send his ass to college.
	What else is he going to let him do?
	Sit there and smoke weed? If you were genuinely up grinding, even if you weren't making money, if you were in the gym every day and you were a bodybuilder and you looked like a tank, they'd still be a bit like, all right, He's doing something.
	I mean, at least he ain't just sitting around, right?
	So I think that's the biggest thing.
	When your family, you nailed it with the suppression love.
	When your family are trying to hold you back, what they're trying to do is make you do something because they think you're doing nothing.
	Because if you were doing enough, they wouldn't really be so concerned with what you were doing at all.
	It's about output more than what you're putting your output into.
	It's just about doing something existing in the world.
	And to add to your point, Andrew, so for example, even myself, like, my mom would say, don't go to America.
	It's dangerous. Don't go over there.
	You might end up dead. And I was like, you know what, mom?
	My granddad did the same thing.
	He left Barbados, came to America, and became successful.
	I was like, you know what? I'm going to leave school.
	I'm sorry to say, I love you, but I don't want to follow the family path.
	I want to do what my granddad did.
	So I said, you know what? I'm going to sell my bike, sell my truck, and move it to America.
	She's like, don't go, son. It's dangerous.
	I can't have you going there. I said, look, I love you, mom.
	Here's my plan. I'm going to America.
	I'm going to retire you and be successful.
	That's it. And I did it.
	So having that talk to her made her feel a little bit comfortable, but still, she's like, you know what?
	Don't go. It's dangerous. And you got to make a choice, man.
	Yeah. Alright, so before I give my answer, I'm going to go ahead and kill the YouTube stream.
	So guys, I need you guys to go over to Rumble right now.
	Rumble.com slash Tate Speech.
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	Like, yo, the Matrix is trying to attack him.
	We got to show the support, man.
	Support the top G, man. Thanks. Support the top G. I appreciate it.
	I'm going to kill the YouTube stream right now, guys.
	So I'm going to give you guys a second.
	Rumble.com slash Tate Speech.
	Again, it's Rumble.com slash Tate Speech.
	And we're going to go ahead and continue.
	Yeah, you know what? Let me go ahead and...
	Well, hold on.
	Let me refresh this thing real fast before I do it.
	And this has been a fire stream, by the way.
	We've got almost 20,000 of y'all in here.
	So... This is it right here, guys.
	I'm going to share the screen with y'all real fast.
	And I know I'm doing the producing thing over here.
	Producer! All the best show.
	Yeah, so come on over, guys, to...
	What the hell?
	Okay, hold on. I got it.
	I got it right now. It's giving me a little bit of a hard time here.
	So it's... Bam, this one right here.
	There we go. All right, so let me share for y'all real fast.
	Can y'all see that? Yeah, you guys should be able to see that right now.
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	So come on over. It's rumble.com slash tatespeach.
	Okay, guys, so I'm going to go ahead and kill the YouTube stream right now.
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	Nice. Go on over to rumble.com slash statespeats to support the top G, and I'll tell you guys my story.
	Yeah, we definitely want to see y'all.
	All right, guys. I have a follow-up question.
	Hold on.
	Myron's story first. Save it up.
	Okay, so we're cool here.
	Let me stop sharing this real fast.
	Okay, we should be live on Rumble only.
	Here we go! Okay. We should be live on Rumble.
	Yeah. So, okay.
	For me, man, how important a family is, guys, is very simple.
	So I'll give you guys a quick little backstory.
	I mean, my parents immigrated here from Sudan in the 1980s.
	I was born in New York City, and my dad, we grew up very poor.
	My dad was a cab driver, and my mom stayed home and raised me.
	And growing up in that dynamic was very important.
	And the reason why is because I saw my dad work really hard for his money.
	I saw him get robbed. I saw him lose his, you know, filling in his leg. He got run over several times being a cabbie in New York City. This was in the 80s and the 90s when it was extremely dangerous. And no matter what, he went and made sure that he earned money for the family because that was his duty. That's how he, that's how he felt. You know, in Sudan and Islamic faith, the man is supposed to be the breadwinner and the man is supposed to be the head of the household and lead. And he had to do that through example. And my mom being the caretaker, she did her job. If she didn't cook, you know, lunch for him or dinner for him when he went out to work and he went out
	on the road without food, she would damn near get anxiety because she understood that that was her duty. So growing up in a two parent household, seeing my dad work, seeing my mom support him and being a dutiful wife was very, very important for me to see. This is what happens when the two genders work in harmony versus working in disarray like we have in the fucking West.
	So for me, it was imperative because I learned from an early age that I needed to perform.
	And my parents put an enormous amount of pressure on me to perform.
	And I ended up going to college, becoming a federal agent, etc.
	And then I quit that federal agent job.
	And my mom was worried. As usual, women are risk averse.
	So she was like, hey, are you sure you want to do this?
	Blah, blah, blah. My dad, he trusted me at that point because he knows, hey, if you're arresting terrorists and cartel people, you could probably figure out this entrepreneur shit.
	And it ended up working out.
	But I think having a strong family is literally critical to For you and your development.
	And watching my dad bust his ass and work and never taking welfare and working minimum wage jobs and working his way up and eventually getting up to six figures, of course, obviously after I leave the house.
	Never when I was a kid. It's really inspiring.
	He didn't learn a language or anything and he figured it out.
	That's why there's no excuse for me to be poor if you live in, especially the United States.
	I just want to add to that point as well, Myron.
	My thing is, you don't have a good example for a dad or a family member.
	You need a mentor. It could be your coach.
	It could be either someone that's a close friend or family.
	You need a mentor in your life no matter what.
	Yeah, absolutely. My question is, I'm wondering how much hardship you want when you have children, how much hardship you want to forcefully give them.
	Because if you're all millionaires and when you have children, you know that they're going to have an easy upbringing.
	And Andrew specifically, you know that growing up poor, growing up in the projects is probably what molded you.
	And every professional fighter, every successful fighter had a tough upbringing.
	So if you have really rich children, they're not going to have the same drive that it takes To become successful.
	So how much are you going to forcefully implement hardship on rich kids?
	That's a good question. And it's something I've thought about in detail.
	I've literally had this conversation with Tristan.
	I said, if I had a son And he was doing the exact same shit I was doing.
	I don't know if I'd be able to allow him.
	Bro, I had a motorcycle, no helmet, GSXR 750, running through the cops.
	Bro, I was doing dumb shit.
	And it's like, I could have been splattered so many times.
	Here I am. So it's difficult.
	But I... There's a lot of famous people and rich people who make sure their kids have no money, but it can't only be about having no money.
	It's about having no safety net.
	It's all about being ruthless enough to say to your son, listen, you're fucked up.
	Well, what do you mean you owe the mafia money?
	You're fucked up. And it's going to be hard to not bail his ass out because that's your son, right?
	But if it's your progeny and it's your bloodline, you're going to have to make sure that you're doing the right thing.
	Because when there's always a safety net, it's different.
	It's different to jump off a building when there's always a bungee.
	It's just life's different. I lived my whole life without a safety net.
	That was it. Oh, I fucked up.
	I fucked up. I couldn't call anybody.
	And that teaches you something about life that I want my sons to have.
	I'm going to make sure they grow up in the correct environment.
	And that can be either artificially created by my brothers and my brother, my friends, my close people, and us having a lot of men around each other and a lot of young boys the same age.
	Because I think if they're hyper competitive, I think that's very good for them.
	I think that even if they're growing up in, let's say, a rich environment, if they're amongst 10 other boys basically the same age and it's daily some form of competition, they're going to have a fire lit inside of them.
	I think that's important. And a lot of it is one of the great things about my current position is I have geographical freedom.
	So if I decided to have a son raised in fucking Manila or Moscow, it's hard.
	Life's hard, bro. I'm going to make sure his life's hard.
	I'm not going to have him in some suburban bullshit because it's not just about me.
	I'm going to do my best to program my children, of course, but the entire world that they're living in is going to program me.
	The shit they watch on the internet is going to program them.
	The friends they're hanging around with are going to program them.
	If I put them in a nice suburbia, all their friends, they're going to be going to their friends' houses and get milk and cookies and everything's fine.
	And it's going to be hard to say, no, they're out to get you.
	The Matrix is coming. People are like, what do you mean the Matrix is coming?
	I go to Ryan's house. I just play Nintendo.
	Life's fine. So I need them to be around an environment where everyone else kind of understands that harsh reality is not going to do it.
	To the best of my ability while also trying to protect him.
	I don't want anything bad to happen to my son.
	But in a worst case scenario, while we're being dead honest on the street or being completely honest, in a worst case scenario, if something bad happened to my child when I was doing my very best to turn him into the best version of himself, I still think I could live with that.
	I still think I could live with that saying, you know what?
	I was doing my very best to make him the man.
	That's what my job is as a father.
	And shit happened and fucking whatever.
	And I'm going to have to live with the consequences of it.
	But what's the alternative? Wrap him up in cotton wool and have a bitch?
	You have to take a degree of risk with him.
	You have to take a degree of risk and say, bro, you're in Moscow.
	You should have fucking shut your mouth. He's got a gun in your face.
	Well, you should have either fucking disarm him or fucking pay the bill.
	I ain't paying it. You can't rob him from going through that pain because then you make him weak.
	Absolutely. And he may not know it.
	At the time, he'll be happy I saved him.
	But in the long run, he'll resent me for it.
	Because he'll be like, well, dad saved me all the time.
	So now I'm a jackass. That's how it is.
	I think the worst possible experience, the worst possible masculine experience on the planet is being born rich from having a rich dad and being one of them rich kids.
	I see these rich kids and it's the worst experience because most men are living a very similar life path except for those fuckers.
	Everyone on this panel and most of the people watching this show, we all had a semi-similar life path.
	I say this, people say, oh, he's successful, whatever, whatever.
	I understand the struggles of everyone watching this show.
	We all went to school.
	We all weren't shit. We were all broke.
	We all wanted pussy we couldn't get.
	We were all fucking walked down the street and there was 10 boys, got jumped.
	We've all been through that, right?
	Everyone's been through that shit except for the rich kid.
	He always had girls around his house because he had the swimming pool.
	So he always had the easy pussy and he always got the ride to school and he was always semi-popular because his parents had money and he never had any physical threats, etc, etc.
	But he can't grow as an individual.
	And that's why those fuckers always end up on drugs or gambling or being weird because they're unhappy deep inside.
	And I think that all that hardship and that life path is one of the most beautiful things about masculinity.
	Every man here and all of us here, we've lived very similar life paths.
	We've all done it. Now, we've become G's out of it.
	Some people have failed and given up and whatever.
	But the path and the story was the same.
	And I think robbing your son of that is going to be absolutely detrimental to his psychology.
	I've got to let my son struggle.
	And it can even be as basic as this.
	When I was in school, there was a little fat kid, but he had the swimming pool.
	So he always had the girls around his house because he had the swimming pool.
	And I used to say to even Tristan way back then, I was like, you know what?
	If he didn't have the swimming pool, he'd have to learn how to talk to a bitch.
	He'd have to get some game.
	He had no game. His game was, I got the pool.
	That's cool when you're fucking 15, but when you're an adult, having the pool ain't enough.
	You gotta have everything else, right?
	I never had the pool. Now I'm top G. So even if I'm in a big house and my son's like, I want to bring a bunch of girls around the mansion, we're like, fuck you.
	No, no, go to their house.
	Get them to invite you in.
	That's how it's going to have to be. That's the biggest risk for a privileged kid because the privileged kid has the biggest handicap.
	It's like being a lion that's raised in the zoo and the zoo closes.
	Well, you got to get kicked out in the jungle and learn how to hunt.
	And if you can't fucking hunt, you are in trouble.
	So for all the guys that don't have a great life coming up, I promise you that lack of safety net is the biggest gift you will ever be given.
	There is nothing better about life than comparing back to the times when you didn't have shit.
	I'm telling you the best thing about being rich, the number one best thing, is talking about how you were broke.
	That's the best thing about it.
	When I go buy a new Ferrari, I'm not sitting there going, wow, Ferrari V12, look at this, look at this.
	I'm walking in there with Tristan going, remember we had no car?
	That's what you start talking about.
	The first thing you do with your new Rari is talk about when you were on the bus.
	That's it. We were just talking about going to Thailand and how we wanted to go to Thailand and live degenerately.
	Backpack. Backpack, scooters, get so drunk we can't remember.
	And dude, going back there is honestly probably one of the things I miss the most.
	Absolutely, man. Without the juxtaposition, without the change in speed, without the acceleration, it means nothing.
	If you're traveling 200 miles an hour, you don't notice.
	You only notice the acceleration. That's it.
	And if you don't have the stories of back when you were stationary, then life ain't worth living.
	So I can't rob my kids of that.
	So I'm going to have to take a risk with my children.
	And like I said, I say it here before the panel and before the stream and before God, if something happens to my son because I let him do something dangerous, well, I want him to be a Tate.
	And I'd rather him die attempting to be a Tate than fucking live as a bitch.
	That's not my legacy.
	That's not my bloodline. And my father was the same with me.
	I told my Lunchbox story endless times.
	Go fight then. I could've got my asshole.
	I could've died. Two boys much bigger than me.
	I could've got fucked up bad. He's like, no, this is it.
	We have to take a risk out, son.
	This is going to shape you for life.
	Go. This is how it goes.
	Yeah, men have to experience adversity.
	You have to experience pain.
	And I'm glad for it.
	I'll give you guys an example.
	When I was in college, I rode Division 1.
	I walked onto the team. And, you know, I didn't get a scholarship or anything like that.
	I could have just, like, partied and had fun and did my thing or whatever.
	But, you know, I said, you know what, man? Fuck that shit.
	I don't want to be like everybody else, partying on weekends, partying during the week, actually, drinking, doing drugs, doing all this other stuff.
	I I have a higher purpose.
	And, you know, I put myself through it and it was a miserable few years because rowing is a very painful sport.
	And then the same thing when I was working for the government.
	I was on Laredo, Texas, stationed on the southwest border.
	It was miserable. Spent my entire 20s grinding and chasing after crooks and never really dating or getting girls like that.
	But I said, you know what? This is what's got to be done.
	You've got to go through pain sometimes.
	You don't understand and treasure...
	people in New England, right?
	I'm from Connecticut originally.
	When the sun's out in June, everyone's out, people are at the beach, people appreciate the nice weather.
	Why?
	Because they have to buckle down and sit in the cold for six or seven months of the year.
	So you must experience adversity to actually enjoy the fruits of your labor.
	If you grew up in a rich family, right?
	And your dad has given you everything and you've gotten anything that you needed and you never really had to work for it, Well, what's that going to do? It's going to make you a fucking pussy.
	We're on Rumble now, right? So I can swear a little bit.
	It's going to fag you up. Straight up.
	It's going to make you a pussy faggot.
	And you need to experience that fucking pain.
	Here's the thing. When you can deal with adversity in life, if someone hits you with some bullshit, if someone looks you in the face and says you're a fucking pussy or whatever, and you've been through some shit, you know.
	Do I really need to punch this guy in the face right now?
	I've probably been through way more than him. And you can walk away because you know what you're capable of.
	But if you don't know what you're capable of because you haven't been through shit, well, you might do something stupid.
	You might fucking punch that guy because you don't understand what's really going on and you don't know that there's 20 other people around or you may have a knife or whatever it may be.
	So you need to really be able to go through it to really properly assess what the hell is going on in the world.
	And that comes from life experience.
	You can't get experience unless you go through adversity.
	Yeah, there's risk. There's risk involved with experiences, no doubt.
	It's funny. In Barbados, right, I went to a mainly white school as well, and most people there were rich.
	So it's funny. Those guys that were there, all they would do was smoke weed and play soccer.
	That's all they would do. And I did that for a little bit.
	I was like, bro, this is boring, bro.
	This is not going anywhere.
	We just party, smoke weed, and play soccer.
	Then I was like, bro, those 10 kids that are there today are doing the same shit.
	They didn't do anything successful.
	They're still smoking weed and just going to party.
	So it's a trap, man. If you're rich and successful, it's a trap sometimes for kids.
	What do you recommend for those middle-class kids that don't have that hard upbringing?
	There's a lot of them watching right now, probably 14 to 17 years old, that want to live like top G, and they want to get there.
	They want that hardship. How do they forcefully give themselves that hardship right now?
	Should they sign up to a boxing gym?
	Yeah, that's a good question.
	And that's a nice, easy one to start.
	And they can certainly find adversity themselves with sports.
	It's a fantastic way to do it. Even business is another great way to do it.
	But truthfully, you need masculine competition around you.
	I can't imagine living my life without constant masculine competition.
	I said this endless times about why I'm fresh.
	I'm living with my brother and my cousin still to this day.
	I love having all you guys come and visit me in the house.
	How I'm always gonna live with men.
	And the reason for that is because there's a degree of competition which exists amongst men that doesn't happen when you have your chick there.
	If I move in with my chick, Life's good.
	Life's great. There's dinner.
	There's breakfast. There's snacks.
	We're watching movies.
	Endless sex. She's all, you want massage?
	Yeah, fucking. And yeah, I'll still hit the gym because I'm me, but you don't have that brutality.
	You don't have that brutality of your brother walking in and saying, oh, how many?
	500. You're a fucking loser.
	600. I'm like, And you've got to do it, right?
	You need that competition amongst men and you have to find a way to create your reality and make sure it already exists for you.
	And it really isn't that difficult.
	It's very much like the pawn chat I gave earlier.
	If you're a man who's competitive, you're going to find men to compete against.
	And everyone loves competition.
	Every single human alive, females love competition.
	They're checking their Instagram likes all day long.
	And men love competition because they're sitting on Twitch playing video games.
	It's just they're doing dumb shit, right?
	As a man, you have to sit there and say, I have to remove all the cheap dopamine, all the cheap replacements for what I'm actually looking for.
	I said this interesting the other day.
	The reason I don't play video games is not because I'm anti-video games.
	It's because they look fun as fuck.
	I see these video game videos and I'm like, that looks bad at what grenades?
	Call of Duty! Well, he's running in and out.
	It looks fun. That's why I know I'm not going to play that because what's going to happen is I'm going to end up good at that shit because I'm me.
	And I end up spending so many hours becoming good at something and believing that it matters when it doesn't.
	If I want to feel dopamine for being a badass, I'm going to do it the old school hardest way.
	Bench press. That's not as fun, right?
	But at least, you know, if I really want to beat...
	Me and Tristan have our own personal bench records in the house.
	I'm going to try and beat Tristan's record.
	And you have to stop chasing all the cheap dopamine, the cheap bullshit, and go back to the hard shit.
	And then you're going to improve your life.
	But you need to be living amongst competitive men and putting some competition in your life.
	And if you're a middle-class kid and you're sitting there, you need to look around at your friends and say...
	How am I competing with my friends?
	In what regard am I competing with them?
	And if it's only video games and dumb shit, then you have the wrong friends.
	You don't find better friends.
	It's as simple as that. This is why team sports are so critical because when you play team sports, it forces you to not only train together but to compete with each other and to become better with each other so that when you do compete against the real competitor, you can actually beat them.
	And this is why sports is so imperative for young men.
	Because what sports teaches you from a young age is that there's winners and fucking losers.
	Yeah. Recently, we have this clown world bullshit where it's a participation trophy, blah, blah, blah.
	But the reality is, guys, no matter if they want to give you a participation trophy, is you fucking lost.
	There's W's and there's L's.
	If you take an L, what you take with that L is a lesson and you go ahead and you become a better competitor so you don't feel that pain again.
	That's why losing is supposed to hurt so you don't want to experience it again.
	A lot of times, pain is a reaffirmation that you fucked up to some degree and need to fix it.
	And the way you're going to fix it is you train, you become better the next time.
	When I was in college and I was rowing, they would purposely set up all the ergometers, right, the rowing machines next to each other.
	And the reason why is so that you can see the guy to your right and the guy to your left, and you'd want to be his split.
	You want to go faster than him.
	And you'd be amazed at the mental gymnastics.
	You will tell yourself to beat the guy next to you or the guy to the other side of you so that you can go ahead and not get made fun of at the lunch table.
	This is what football I know.
	We just we've had many stories about this.
	It was a basketball, et cetera.
	Kobe Bryant used to sit there and go to the gym early, knowing that other people were going to come.
	And when they did show up, he would purposely stay there until they left so that he could win.
	Even though it's a weird mental game that he played in his head, you want to call it mental gymnastics or whatever, it allowed him to become one of the best basketball players ever because he relished in the ability to compete and dominate.
	And he did it even with his own teammates.
	And people were like, oh my god, he's freakishly competitive.
	That's what it takes. You need to be competitive.
	We're in this fucking gay ass world where everyone's like, oh, I don't compete with nobody but myself.
	That's a bunch of faggotry.
	That's not the way the world really works.
	There's always winners and losers.
	You go and compete for a job, you may not get that job because someone else got it.
	You go ahead and hit on that bitch and she flakes on you, whatever, it's because she went and talked to another guy.
	It's not, oh, I'm just trying to find myself.
	No, she's finding another fucking cock and it's not you, asshole.
	Become better. There's winners and losers in life and it's ridiculous how we don't acknowledge these realities.
	It's true. They try and remove that fact.
	They try and convince the world there's no winners and there's no losers because they want to infect you with the slave money.
	The slave mind as a whole is based around the fact that you have no true boundaries in your life.
	You don't believe in anything, whether it's religious, you don't believe in anything cultural, you don't believe in anything traditionalistic.
	You don't even believe in the ideas of win and lose.
	Sorry, I'm laughing at the chat. These guys are crazy.
	The rumble is lit, man.
	A lot of F words. Rumble is a different story.
	If you don't believe in anything traditionalistic, you don't believe in anything religious, you don't believe in even winning and losing, your mind is completely empty and ready for their programming and they'll convince you of anything they need to convince you of.
	Whether it's to be afraid of the common cold or whether to believe that a man is a woman or to believe any of the things they decide that you now need to believe to make you a better slave.
	The people who are in charge of the world have no interest in your actual personal sovereignty and your personal happiness.
	They want you to do what they need you to do.
	The same way a farmer wants his sheep.
	He wants his sheep alive. He doesn't want them to die, but he wants them to do what they're supposed to do.
	He doesn't want sheep who start going fucking off track.
	That's no good for the farmer.
	So you have to sit there and understand that they're trying to destroy even the basic things of competition.
	They're trying to destroy absolutely everything.
	Everything is under assault. Absolutely everything.
	And you can create and curate a life and create an ecosystem and create almost to a degree an echo chamber where it's very difficult for the slave world programming to affect you.
	If the slave world, the slave, the clown world and the slave mind, if they come along and try and convince me of X and I walk into this room and try and tell you what they've told me, oh, there's gonna be a lot of people saying, Andrew, come on, G, you know better than that.
	So, you can create a reality which makes you very, very difficult to program.
	And that's your job. I say this all the time.
	I sit to people and I say, you know you're the sum of the five people you spend the most time with.
	And they go, yeah? Then why the fuck you hang around with that dude?
	He's a dork. You know the first part's true, but by extension, you won't stop hanging around with nerds.
	So, to know the first one and not to rectify the second point makes you an idiot at best.
	You have to do better than that.
	I want to bring it back real quick because you mentioned something about sheep and I think that was a fantastic point that you mentioned about the farmer, you know, the sheep living with the farmer.
	What does the farmer do when he has that sheep?
	He takes the wool away, shaves it off, you know, he takes the milk, he exploits the sheep, he enforces it, impregnates it, etc.
	That's society doing that to you.
	That's the same exact shit.
	They're exploiting you for your resources, they're taking your money, they're taking your time, they're taking your freedom, you're taking your fucking sense of mind, right?
	So, When you take that shit back and you basically say, you know what?
	I'm not giving you no fucking wool.
	You know, I'm not going to give you milk when you want it.
	I'm not going to be, you know, randomly impregnated so that you can go ahead and get my kids and then kill them and slaughter them, whatever the hell it may be.
	You want to be the sheep out there roaming, you know?
	But the reality is so many people are okay with being on a farm, being used, getting their wool taken away from them, being milked, and having kids against them.
	Society, a lot of the time, is raping you from your freedom.
	That's the truth of what's going on.
	You know, one of the most interesting lessons from the Matrix movies, because I talk about the Matrix a lot, there's all the obvious ones everyone talks about.
	But in the second Matrix movie, when he gets to the end and he speaks to the guy in the white suit, I don't know if you guys know what I'm talking about.
	And the guy in the white suit is very, very clear and punctual and compendious English.
	Very interesting. I like the way he talks because he uses very, very advanced language.
	And he's explaining that, Neo, you're not special.
	You think you're going to destroy the Matrix, but you're not.
	The reason you exist is we allow anomalies.
	And the reason we allow people like you to exist is because if everyone stuck inside the Matrix saw no hope whatsoever and saw that nobody could ever escape, the Matrix would collapse.
	If the Matrix didn't allow anybody to become rich and successful ever, then the Matrix will collapse.
	You have to believe, you know what?
	If I do what I'm supposed to do long enough, I might be able to end up like that guy.
	So that's why they allow the anomalies.
	The point I'm trying to make is, the Matrix, as difficult and as crushing and soul-destroying as it is, they have deliberately left gaps for the people who are prepared to escape.
	They leave holes. It's the art of war.
	They say, never give your enemy no way to retreat.
	It's the same thing. They've left holes in the Matrix for the people who are truly pissed off living inside of slavery to jump out of.
	Because if they keep us trapped in there, we're going to cause them more problems than if we just fucking leave.
	If you have men like us Broke.
	Can't pay our bills and there's millions of us?
	That's a revolution. They don't need that shit.
	Give him some money. This guy's too damn determined.
	This motherfucker's too brave.
	Let him have some money and some pussy.
	This guy, Mr. Subdued, yeah, he can keep being a slave.
	This guy, no, he's got a fire inside of him.
	He needs to escape. So they've left an escape hole.
	There's an escape hatch for anybody who truly deserves it.
	The Matrix, as soul-crushing as it is, is designed in a way that anybody who would be a problem broke.
	Can't escape. You can't escape.
	You can be anything you want to be.
	I'm an example of it.
	I come from absolutely fucking zero financially to hundreds of millions of dollars.
	And if I wasn't this way, if I didn't have this lifestyle, I said this to Tristan endless times, I don't know what kind of person I'd be if I didn't have money to subdue the fire inside of me.
	Because if I couldn't just do dumb shit all the time or I couldn't do anything I wanted all the time, and I was some wagey at the ripe old age at 36, watching the news and all the bullshit they're doing to fucking people and me, and I was sitting there like a jackass, absorbing it all, knowing I had no voice and no power.
	It's get rich or go die trying.
	I'm going to end up doing something bad.
	I just couldn't take it.
	So there certainly is ways.
	There are ways to escape. And that's when we're sitting here talking about people who want to make money and become whoever they want to be.
	It's very doable. The Matrix, as crushing as it is, If you're genuinely an exceptional individual and you're genuinely motivated, they're not going to stop you from becoming who you want to be.
	They're interested in the masses.
	They can let the odd fish escape as long as they keep the fish school going where it needs to go.
	So you have to look in the mirror and decide who you really fucking are.
	When's the last time you've looked in the mirror, looked yourself in the eyes and say, am I really who I think I am?
	Am I really who I say I am or are I full of shit?
	Am I repeating the shit I hear on YouTube and the things I hear in the rap movies?
	Am I really that guy?
	Am I really a gangster? If he really pointed a gun at my face, am I really going to tell him to get fucked?
	Am I really a tough guy?
	What have I been through? How many times have I actually tested myself?
	Am I actually about it?
	You need to look in the mirror and understand who you truly are.
	Because if you're truly the man you think you are, you're going to become that guy.
	I say all the time about the best thing about being a man is you can build yourself to be whoever you want to be.
	When I didn't have shit, I knew I wanted to be a big, dangerous, kickboxing guy with the fastest fucking car, a bunch of sexy bitches, a big-ass compound with armed guards, I knew what I wanted, and here it is.
	So you have the hardship, you have the determination, but you always talk about how you're one of God's favorites.
	What separates the normies from being a God's favorite?
	I think you have to make God happy.
	Let's imagine God as a man.
	If I'm a man and I have 10 people who work for me or 10 children, my favorite one is to be the one who does the things that I know or who acts in a way that I am happy with, right?
	So if I had 10 children and they're all acting different ways, my favorite one is going to be the one that adheres to the rules and adheres to the tenets that I've set out.
	If I say you should act this way and you do act that way, then he's going to be my favorite child.
	I'm God's favorite because I act true to God.
	And I act true to God because I know I'm genuinely a good person.
	I wouldn't snake anybody in the fucking world for $10 billion.
	I would never fuck over a friend for $10 billion.
	I would never fuck over a friend. I don't care how good the pussy is.
	Absolutely 0% I'm not out here doing anything treacherous.
	I'm not a traitor. I don't do anything bad.
	The Matrix can say I'm a bad person because they're fucking liars.
	I know I'm a good person. I know I live with a pure heart.
	The reason I'm God's favorite is because I'm out here doing exactly the things I said earlier in the stream.
	I wake up. I'm on time with a firm handshake.
	I stick to my word. I work hard.
	I give my best at everything I do.
	I'm honest. That's all it takes to be God's favorite.
	And if you're truly those things, you're not out here trying to do some quick buck fucking snake some bullshit.
	I'm telling you, all the men out here who fucking fuck their friend's ex behind his back when they break up and he goes, ah, it's fine.
	He didn't find out and she didn't tell him.
	God knew. So no, it wasn't fine.
	You're acting in a way which is disingenuous.
	That shit bites you in the end.
	I sit here and look at every decision I make and I genuinely sit and think I am being analyzed and I'm being watched by another power.
	Is this going to benefit me in the long run?
	That's why I don't do bad shit.
	I just don't do bad shit to people who I love and care about.
	The most disgusting thing, the thing that God is most unhappy with is treachery.
	Because treachery, the reason it is so frowned upon in the Bible and the Quran throughout all of history, traitors were hated the most and had the most heinous and disgusting punishments is because treachery can't be stopped.
	I'm a big dangerous man.
	If I see my enemy on the street, I'm going to know what's going to happen.
	I'm going to be ready for it. If Waller decides to sideswipe me, I'm fucked.
	Treachery will take out anybody.
	Don't speak the devil on me, Andrew.
	But the point I'm making is that's why it's such a disgusting act.
	So I'm God's favorite because I act in a way that God looks to me and he's proud of me.
	God looks to me and goes, I made men to be X and Andrew's doing what he's supposed to fucking do.
	Andrew's trying to become the strongest, richest, most important, most competent version of himself.
	He's trying to educate and inspire other men to do the exact same thing.
	I like Andrew. Look at this other man I made.
	He's a fat piece of shit. He's playing video games and smoking weed.
	I don't like his ass.
	That's why he's unlucky. I'm lucky.
	God loves me. If I got a car crash, it's never going to happen.
	It's never happened in my life. There's no way God let me die.
	He'd be like, nah, not Tate.
	Come on, bro. Get up. That's just how it is.
	Because I've done too much good shit.
	You're God's favorite because you decide to be.
	You have to show him that you're out here doing the things you're supposed to fucking do.
	Did God create man for you to sit on your ass and be lazy?
	Did God create man for you to be weak fuck?
	Is that why he made you?
	If you think it is, then you could sit there and suffer the consequence of being a fucking lazy fuck and being unlucky your entire life.
	But if you understand that that's not why he made you, that's not why you're here, that you have a duty, a masculine imperative to be the best possible version of yourself, then God's going to be happy with you.
	That's how it works. In the Bible, they talk about the parable of the sower and the seeds, right?
	And the sower that sowed the most and gained the most seeds got rewarded.
	So you got to put in the work. Sorry, Justin, go ahead.
	No, I was just going to say, and oftentimes when you're doing what you're supposed to do, you know in your heart that God is going to make you his favorite.
	Facts. You know that you're doing what the fuck you're supposed to do.
	And that's so important, man.
	The number of times, let's lower it to a less deep conversation.
	Let's take some basic shit. Bitches, right?
	The number of times a girl's got rude to me.
	And I've sat there and goes, she's being rude to me.
	I could put up with this shit. Or I could snake around it.
	You know what? Goodbye.
	And I sit there and go, I really wanted to fuck her.
	But you know what? God laughed.
	God thought that shit was funny because she didn't see that one coming.
	So ha ha ha! I win.
	And you know God is going to send you another one.
	He sent me plenty.
	So everything's fine.
	That's how it is. It's the same thing if you turn down that bad money you shouldn't take.
	Oh, your friend's getting fucked over or blood money or whatever.
	Or you can snake a guy for a bit of cash.
	Look at me. I was the most googled fucking man on the planet.
	Have I sold a trash energy drink like Logan Paul with their prime energy drink bullshit?
	No. Have I sold a fucking crypto pump and dump scam like fucking Logan Paul and their bullshit?
	No. Have I sold a fucking NFT? No.
	I haven't fucking scammed nobody.
	I could have made a fucking half a billion dollars.
	And I thought, you know what?
	The idea of some 18-year-old kid putting his life savings into some fucking trash so I can make hundreds of millions of dollars, I don't want to do that.
	That will upset God.
	And if I would have done that, who knows where I'll be today?
	I might have half a billion dollars. I might have gotten a car crash.
	Who fucking knows? I know right now my life's good.
	I sit there and I have a genuine moral compass.
	Of course I'm his favorite. That's why he protects me and provides me.
	That's why I can get banned and attacked by the Matrix in every single fucking possible way.
	And I have larger streams than I've ever had before.
	That's why when shit happens to me, I don't panic.
	You know why I think bad things happen to bad people?
	Because internally in their heart, they know they have it coming.
	Right. They have it coming.
	And that's why I think all of us sleep.
	I sleep like a baby at night.
	I don't know. Andrew sleeps like a baby. All of us sleep like a baby at night.
	I snore. We know.
	This is your fact. McDonald's.
	Did somebody say McDonald's?
	But I think it's truly because if you know you're doing the right thing and you know you're doing right by people, you can have that clear conscience on your heart and you can move forward with confidence every day despite Who's coming at you?
	Completely. And I think that's why you've been able to keep your message the whole time.
	And that's why it's been so easy to stand behind you in this whole thing.
	Everybody stands behind you because we know for a fact through dealing with you and dealing with each other that everybody here has a clear heart and that we got each other's back truly.
	And there's not anything to worry about because I know I'm doing the right thing by supporting Andrew, by supporting Fresh and Myron and supporting...
	I haven't known you very long, Sneeko, but I can tell you if somebody said something bad about you today, I would stick up for you.
	I know with a clear heart that the intentions are good.
	And I think when you know the intentions are good, you don't have to look over your shoulder, which means you can go forward with purpose and face the things that come at you.
	So as long as you are keeping yourself in line in check and doing the things that you know are morally correct, then God is always going to be on your side.
	You'll know that with confidence. Here's the thing, man.
	A lot of guys are alive, but they're not necessarily living.
	And what I mean by that is they're not chasing after what they really want to do.
	They're doing some job that they hate.
	They're living with their mom.
	They're fat. They're not where they want to be.
	You guys want to know why YouTubers make hit pieces on guys like us and call us toxic alpha males, even though none of us run around and call ourselves alphas?
	It's because they're angry that we're achieving what they wish they can fucking achieve.
	A lot of these ass clowns are...
	Basically, watered-down versions of what we are, and they don't want to necessarily accept that.
	So what do they do? They point the fucking finger, say some bullshit, whether it's Logan Paul trying to be a social justice warrior or Curtis Conner being a pussy saying, oh, these guys are toxic.
	This is problematic. Like, what the fuck is going on here?
	You know what I mean? That's the reality.
	And that's where a lot of guys are.
	The only difference between these ass clowns and regular guys is that they were able to somehow figure it out maybe by being on Vine doing stupid shit or being an SJW pussy and dealing with a whore in California and making a bunch of pussy videos.
	But regardless, the thing is you got to get out there and do what the fuck you got to do.
	Another thing too about being a good man, let me tell you guys this.
	There's a reason why treason is one of the few federal crimes that's punished through death, okay?
	There was this guy, his name is Robert Hansen, you guys go check him out.
	He was an FBI agent, he sold secrets to the Russians, and he ended up getting life in prison in ADX Florence, Colorado.
	And the reason why is because when you betray, it's one of the worst crimes that you can do.
	And this is why I tell you guys, I don't want to use women as an example of this, but I tell you guys all the time, you want to align yourself with men that can attract women.
	Why? Well, there's a multi-pronged reason for this.
	When you deal with guys that can't attract women, what's going to happen is when he finally does get that fucking girlfriend, he's going to sell you out, he's going to do whatever it takes to get that girl, he's going to be thirsty, and then most importantly, he's not going to think with this head, he's going to think with this head.
	That bitch is going to start ruling his life and, oh, you want to meet up?
	We got to talk some business or whatever.
	You want to hang out? Oh, no, I got to check with my girlfriend, blah, blah, blah.
	And her, she's going to tell him, yo, you can never hang out with him.
	Yo, no, this guy's toxic.
	I need this other bullshit. So you need to be in control of your life.
	You need to know what the fuck is really going on.
	You got to wake up from the Matrix and understand that you control your reality, not these other people, man.
	And don't betray your friends.
	Get good with women so that you don't fucking thirst for them and do stupid shit.
	Just like you mentioned, a guy that had sex with his...
	Having sex with a girl that was his buddy's ex, that's unacceptable behavior.
	But only guys that aren't good at women do stupid shit like that.
	It's not the bad man I worry about.
	It's the desperate man I worry about.
	We pick fun at each other, me and you, right?
	Dude, I'd leave fresh with my girlfriend tomorrow.
	Here's my debit card. Here's my girl.
	Take off. I need you to drive across country for the weekend.
	Y'all have to stay in the same hotel room.
	I trust you, Walt. All joking aside, and certainly trust Andrew.
	I've been so many places with him.
	You're like, dude, take her.
	Go. Everything.
	Everything. So if you can't trust a guy like that, you got the wrong guy.
	So you got to get in a group of guys that are on the same path, that can be right with God in their own heart.
	And then you know desperate people are the people you don't want to be around.
	And we all know a guy, right, that's been our friend that literally finds a girl and disappears into the sunset.
	And it's like, what the fuck, bro? So don't be that guy, bro.
	I want to bring up, Jordan Peterson said something that I really resonate with.
	He was saying that he struggles believing in God.
	And I was the same way as you, Andrew.
	I was an atheist for a long time.
	I grew up in the church, and then I rejected it for a long time.
	I didn't believe in God. And I think I found God from seeing all the evil that runs the world.
	Oh, absolutely. Seeing the demonic and satanic rituals that they do, that must mean in the inverse that God exists.
	Jordan Peterson said that it's best for him to encourage his followers to follow God because that's the best way society functions.
	So I am saying, I always tell my stream to follow God.
	I praise Christianity, praise Islam, praise Judaism because it's good.
	But I still struggle with the belief that God is the father.
	How much do you really talk about God because you believe in it?
	And how much do you talk about it because it's the best thing for the 50,000 people watching to follow?
	That's a good question, but I absolutely not really believe.
	But I think that the way I view God is slightly different than a lot of people perhaps think of God.
	It's not a matter of reading the book and thinking there's a guy in the sky who's watching over you.
	I think that you can see God as an idea.
	Jordan Peterson's trying to tell his followers to believe in God because he likes the idea of the collective consciousness behaving in a certain manner.
	And I think that when that happens, God within itself exists.
	If you have a hundred people in a room and they all do good things in the name of God, Well, then God's real, right?
	Because God's making 100 people act good and righteous.
	So you can't say God's not a real force.
	Whether you want to call him a person, a force, an idea, an inclination, whatever it is, God becomes a real thing.
	I know that if you act in a certain way, if you act in a godly way, the world is a better place, and by extension, God must exist.
	If you act in an evil way, then the devil must exist.
	Like you said, all the demonic, dangerous things they're doing in the world today, does that mean there's a man underneath the ground covered in fire who's making them do it?
	Or does that mean that their collective consciousness pointed in a negative direction makes the idea of the devil itself a real thing?
	So I know that it's more about the collective consciousnesses.
	You know what I'm saying? It's about having all the people in the world looking themselves in the mirror and saying, that's ungodly.
	I will not act that way. And that's why you can look at countries like the ones that Myron was saying to move to, the Middle East, where they're so ridiculous.
	You can walk the street in Qatar with $10 million in cash.
	Nothing's going to happen to you. Is it because of the police or is it because of God?
	Yeah, okay, there is serious punishment.
	But there's certainly not armed cops in every corner that there are in New York.
	There's certainly not CCTV in every corner like there is in London.
	There's certainly not any of the crime-fighting apparatus that there is in the West.
	It's because people think that God wouldn't let me do that.
	And society functions that way.
	So yeah, I absolutely and utterly believe in God as an idea as a whole.
	And I think that's the most important thing.
	And I... I used to be an atheist, yes, but I also feel kind of uncomfortable around atheists.
	And also, another thing about atheism that certainly put me off it is all the people who champion it.
	Look at all the people who are championing atheism.
	Find one. I don't want to be you.
	I've always said I would never adopt the thinking of someone who is sad.
	When I see somebody who is sad or depressed and they're unhappy, and even if we change subjects and they start telling me their opinion about fucking anything, World War II, fucking their favorite movie, their favorite song, There are opinions invalid to me.
	You're unhappy, and I'm happy.
	So I don't want to think very much like you at all.
	I don't really want to adopt any of your thinking.
	Like, you're saying, you've just told me you're depressed and unhappy and sad.
	Like, most of my haters on YouTube will literally openly talk about the antidepressants they're on and their depression, and then come along and say, he's a bad person, I'm a better person than him.
	I don't want to be like you people.
	That sounds like a terrible existence, to have an enemy inside of your own mind.
	I have plenty of enemies in the world, and none of them are inside of me.
	My enemies are all outside of me, so I can see them coming.
	I don't have to fight my own mind.
	I have to fight everything else. If you're sitting there in a constant battle against your own mind, I don't want to be like you.
	So if I will not adopt the thinking of somebody who is sad, when I sit and look at all the atheists who are doing all this dumb shit, I don't want to adopt their thinking either.
	If I see a bunch of atheists and see they're all fucking godless, disgusting creatures...
	I don't want to be an atheist.
	I just look at them and go, no, sir, that's not my team.
	I'm going to change. So you have to also be careful.
	And that's another thing that's interesting.
	I think one of the reasons why I've managed to gain, in fact, all of us, the reason we've had such large influences online is because people look at us and understand, you know, I could live his life.
	In fact, I want his life to a degree, right?
	It's not just what we say.
	It's the aspirational aspect of the lives we live.
	And a lot of these other people, when they're sitting there giving their opinions, running their mouths, I don't want to have anything to do with their existence.
	And you should also, as a man, keep that in mind.
	When someone's sitting there telling you shit and you look at them and go, I would fucking hate to be you.
	Be polite. Let them talk.
	Listen to it. And then fucking blink and cure your brain because you don't need that shit in your mind.
	Yeah. I mean, if you can't even control what's in your mind, then you're going to have a really tough time in life because it's way harder than that.
	At least that's within your control.
	There's so many variables out there.
	You can walk outside tomorrow and get hit by thunder or get run over by a car.
	It's like you got to really maximize the things that you can control and have them in check so that you can go ahead into a world where you have zero control sometimes.
	I believe that there is a God.
	And for me personally, I'm God-fearing because once again, if you read the Bible, I don't mean to be a Bible-thumper here, but Revelations talks about what's happening today in the current marketplace and the current world we live in.
	And that book is pushing the agenda opposite to what the Illuminati is doing.
	So I personally think it's real because the good book says what's happening now, but that's just my opinion.
	Do you want me to read some of these chats, Andrew, or...?
	I don't think there's anything that interesting in there.
	Guys, if you have a question for us, you can send us a...
	We don't say super chant. We say rumble rant.
	It's called the rumble rant? Rumble rant.
	Rumble rant, if you have any questions for us, guys.
	Doesn't matter if it's a dollar, two dollars, five dollars.
	Yeah, get some questions in, guys. This is an all-star panel here, man.
	So you got people from different walks of life, different age groups, different...
	I'm the only non-millionaire in here, and I'm wondering, and I struggled with this when I was first coming up on YouTube being around very successful people.
	I'm wondering how much you look at the common man and have paid.
	That's a good question. I know that I wouldn't want to...
	But then if you go back to the absolute self-accountability we were discussing earlier, then the common man has decided to be the common man.
	And a lot of those people are happy being the common man.
	Sometimes you can meet a guy and he's a fucking whatever he is.
	He carries trash or whatever he is.
	And that's what he wants to do. And he has a wife and she's a two, but he loves her and she sucks dick three times a year and he's happy.
	If he's happy, then good.
	And also, the world is hierarchical, right?
	I would hate for everybody to be like me, because who the fuck's going to cook my food and shit?
	I need restaurants.
	I need this shit, right? We don't need everyone like us.
	What we're trying to do is speak to the people who understand And want to escape the matrix fully.
	But some people are happy within their programming, and that's fine.
	But if you're happy within the programming, yeah, okay, it benefits us.
	The reason... I'll say this now on a quick diversion.
	I really think the main reason it's so easy to be a winner today is because there's so many losers.
	I've worked my ass off, yes.
	But thinking back, could I have worked harder?
	Mate, I mean, I've worked my ass off.
	But still... Compared to the average dude, they're not even fucking trying.
	None of them are even trying.
	That's the reason it's so easy to be a winner.
	I'm glad there's losers.
	I'm glad they exist. I don't look at them with pity.
	I just look at them when they've accepted their station in life.
	They have accepted that.
	It's almost like with everything.
	When people are being forced to wear masks or people are losing their jobs or being laid off or whatever, I'm sitting there going, you're 44 years old.
	You're a full-grown man. You've had a very long time to get your shit in order, and you didn't do it.
	So... I'll say this.
	What the fuck do you want me to do?
	My life's fine. If they decided it and they accepted it, then that's their decision.
	There's 50,000 people in here.
	Right now, to be honest, this is a microcosm of the bigger problem here.
	There's so many mediocre guys that it's never been easier with all the ways to make money, internet, all the free information, etc.
	There's so many people plugged into the matrix of thinking like, oh, I just need to do what society tells me, blah, blah, blah.
	And if you're watching content like this, you already understand that you got to go against the grain and get what the fuck you want.
	Everyone's going this way. You got to go this way.
	And there's so many losers out there.
	This is the best time to actually get yourself into that top 10, 20% of men.
	And it's completely possible.
	Most guys are fat. Most guys are broke.
	Most guys have zero tonality.
	Most guys have issues talking to women.
	Most guys aren't assertive and dominant.
	They act more like women. And if you guys watch basic stuff like this and take some of the features that we teach you guys, you're going to be better than most guys out there.
	Real talk, bro. I have no pity.
	Here's the reason why. You have no excuse.
	Real talk. I used to work at a call center when I first called to America.
	And I would go to work every single day.
	I wonder, okay, this person's been here for 10 years, 20 or 30 years.
	Why are they still here? And it's like, they made a choice to stay here.
	And the thing is like, Bro, there's one life to live.
	Either you decide to adapt and become better or you stay the same.
	It's up to you. So no pity at all.
	My thing is, if you want to grow and become inspired, that's one thing.
	But if you want to stay the same, it's your choice.
	So people got a choice to make.
	Either stay the same or improve.
	That's what it really is, bro. And without being too airy-fairy and being, you know, given a bunch of answers that people don't want to hear.
	When you talk about rich and money, etc., I'm telling you, money is super-duper important and we discuss it all the time and I tell people, there's no excuse to be broke because when you're a broke, you're a slave and they're going to hold it against you.
	You're never going to have any free will or the ability to talk or do what you want, etc., etc., etc.
	Health is first, man. If you're waking up and both your arms work, both your legs work, you're already to a degree a millionaire.
	I saw something on the internet and it's a bit of a lame way to say it, but it's true.
	It said, would you give up each of your eyes for $5 million?
	Would you go blind for 10M? Everyone says no.
	So there you go. You got 10M to begin with.
	So life's good to begin with, but truly it's about relationships.
	I think one of the best things for me about having money kind of fits back into what we were saying earlier is that I have the ability to cultivate relationships.
	I can say to my boy, oh, where are you?
	I'm coming. Fuck it.
	I'll take three weeks off.
	Let's go do something. It's the relationships that make it beautiful.
	Not just with men and with your boys and with your team, but also with women.
	That's the true joy of life.
	We are social animals, and that's one of the best things about money.
	When I got really rich, the first thing that shocked me When I had so much money that money had zero value to the point where it doesn't matter what I do, the balance looks the same every time I put it into the ATM. So it's all basically free.
	I realized there's nothing to fucking buy.
	There's nothing to buy.
	I have 28 cars.
	Did that not just show boredom?
	There's nothing to buy.
	You buy a few cars, you buy some diamond watches, you buy a few suits.
	That's it. Then you end up buying investments to try and get more money because it's just like, well, I'm going to get more now, but it's just a game, but there's nothing to buy.
	The best thing about money is cultivating relationships.
	That's where true wealth comes from. Someone told me I was the richest man on the planet, and I was like, that's where I first started saying I was a trillionaire running my mouth.
	And they weren't saying that because of how much money I had.
	They're saying that because of the brotherhoods I have around me, because I have people I can truly count on, because of the women who adore me, the true love I get to experience, the fact I'm never lonely.
	That's where the wealth is.
	That's where all the wealth is. And if I had to choose between keeping my same friends and my same women, my same circle, or the money, it wouldn't even be for a fucking fraction of a second if I take the money and get fucked.
	That's it. It's simple. We spoke in the car, Andrew, on the way back from lunch, and you spoke about having experiences over, like, you know, buying new things.
	And I got to concur, man, because buying a nice watch, buying a lot of cars, it's cool and all, but having friends, they care about new experiences like traveling, meeting new people, networking.
	To me, that's where the money is. So, real talk, man.
	Absolutely. Yeah.
	I mean, at the end of the day, you know, when you die, you're not going to be able to take that money with you.
	But, you know, the only thing you really have is those memories.
	And you need to spend them with people that count.
	And the beauty with money is having the money allows you to, number one, meet people on your level, right?
	You get yourself in a good network and then something like the war room.
	And then number two, It allows you freedom to do what you want.
	Having money, guys, basically buys your time back so you don't end up working for someone else that you don't necessarily want to work for.
	Even this trip right here.
	Dude, Justin Waller came with us to London.
	I'm not going to lie. Without Justin, London would have been boring.
	Stico showed up to Romania. Stico's here as well.
	If you have the money and the time to do this, this will be possible.
	Having a network of friends that you can go with, travel with, have money, is priceless, man.
	Real talk. I'll tell you another thing it allows you to do.
	It allows you to be principled. Me and him were having a conversation maybe three months ago, last time I was here.
	And there was this individual that he had had beef with that tried to come back to him and try to fix it after a fact.
	And he goes, Justin, but you don't understand.
	I can be principled now.
	The fact of the matter is I don't need him anymore.
	And so you don't have to allow people back into your life or into your life in general.
	Because if you create abundance in your own life, you have so much that you can be principled and say, no, you didn't fuck with me then, then you don't get to fuck with me now.
	Damn. Absolutely. It's horrible.
	And that really sticks with me.
	And I enjoy that in my own life.
	But that's something that when me and Andrew had that conversation, it really, really hit home.
	You know, sometimes you know something and it comes back to you and hits you even harder, even though you already knew it.
	So if you can create abundance in your life and you create a scenario where you drive the car to your own life and you have the ball and you want the ball in your life, you can be principled.
	And there's not much else in this world that creates a better feeling than be able to have true freedom to be principled.
	Relationships are built out of necessity.
	And whenever you have a relationship built out of necessity, it's going to cause you fucking chaos.
	And you want to be in a position where no one that you're dealing with is being dealt with out of a necessity versus you're choosing to hang out with them.
	This is why we tell you guys to make money, get in shape, etc. to get girls.
	We don't tell you guys that to get the girls.
	It's so that you can pick the girls that you want to allow into your life.
	The problem is that a lot of you guys take whatever you can get because you haven't built yourself up to a point or an abundance, as Justin would say, where you can go ahead and be like, I don't like you like that.
	I'm going to walk away. Or like Andrew being able to say, I'm good.
	No, thank you. And having the abundance to say, God's going to send me another girl.
	A lot of you guys are like, damn, I got to get this girl right now, even though she treated me like she didn't hit me and all this other bullshit.
	You can't accept that, man.
	Bad relationships, 9 out of 10 times, are built on the feeble ground of necessity, and that's not what you want.
	You need to live in abundance, and you do that through getting yourself up to a point where you don't fucking need these people.
	Absolutely. We have a few questions here.
	I'm going to reply to them. Let's do it. I've got one of them I'm going to answer.
	Actually, quite interesting. Andrew, what's your thought on Sneeko's friend, Jordan Welsh, doing a hit piece on The War Room?
	There was a guy who joined The War Room and did a hit piece video on it.
	Obviously, everyone knows who's full of shit.
	When you join any kind of organization, We're good to go.
	My coach used to say, hit the bag.
	And he'd say that for the first three weeks and just ignore you.
	And you'd just be punching a bag by yourself.
	And it was boring and it was shit.
	And 92% of people would quit.
	But three weeks in, when you're still turning up on time, just punching the bag by yourself, you'd say, okay, now I'm going to bother holding pads for you.
	Because I ain't holding pads for every jackass who walks in here when they ain't got the fucking heart.
	Because it's a waste of my time.
	I'm going to first put you through the fire to see.
	So you join something like The War Room, you join any kind of organization, you're there to prove yourself.
	And you prove yourself by providing value to gain value.
	The War Room is a fantastic mirror.
	You'll get everything from it, depending on what you give to it.
	You help others, you'll be amazed how much help you get back.
	If you just join and pay the membership fee and say, yo, where's the secrets?
	Then why the fuck would we give them to you?
	How would we exist that long?
	How would we even have secrets worth giving if we just gave them away for a fucking membership fee?
	It's dumb shit. So your friend, who I've never met, is a fucking dumbass.
	And he's a dumbass, and he's out.
	Now he fucking ran away from it all and did his little YouTube video.
	And it's amazing to me.
	Hey, someone's so short-sighted that they're more interested in getting a few clicks and a few fucking views on a video than they are actually being part of a network which is run by multi-millionaires, the most fucking Googled man on the planet.
	People like you, people like all the other fucking people who are inside the war room who are clearly credible individuals who clearly know things and can do things.
	Living in fucking Romania surrounded by fucking armed guards and shit.
	He doesn't want friends like that.
	He wants views on a YouTube video.
	He's a dumbass. And I'm glad he left.
	He's a fucking idiot. So that's the answer to that question.
	It's the first. The treachery we talked about before.
	The group that has over 130 verified millionaires.
	It's fucking insane. And this is the thing.
	It also extrapolates out to life as a whole.
	We're talking here about how to find honorable friends.
	And someone's going to message and say, well, how do I find honorable friends?
	I can't find any. You will find honorable friends if you're an honorable man.
	The best way to meet honorable people is to be an honorable person.
	The best way to meet rich people is to be a rich person.
	The best way to have friends who love you is to love your friends.
	The best way to meet honest people is to be honest.
	I say this. I did a podcast a few months ago, and the guy running the podcast was saying, yeah, my friend fucked my girl.
	And I was like, you know what? If you're rolling with boys who would fuck your girl, you're probably the kind of guy who would fuck your boy's girl.
	So you probably deserve that shit.
	Because if you're the kind of dude who wouldn't do that to his boy, you're probably not running with those kind of people.
	It's like it's reflective.
	The world is reflective.
	So if you sit there and go, you know what?
	I want to be around my friends.
	Let me name the best five friends I could have.
	I want to have a team, a gang, a five friends.
	When they walk in the room, people are like, shit, we ain't fucking with that.
	If a fight goes off tonight, we're not fighting them.
	I want them to be big, strong, smart, important, connected, charismatic.
	I want to put together a group of five killers and they're going to be my friends.
	Guess what you need to become to have those five friends?
	All the fucking things you just named.
	Now you know what to do. Get to fucking work.
	Because those five guys, they hang around with a broke dork.
	They hang around with some dweeb like you.
	What's going to happen is your insecurity is going to come out and you're going to be the one to try to fuck them first because you're not securing yourself.
	You've not done the work. I actually met the guy with Sneeko.
	He seemed pretty cool, but after that little stunt he pulled with Andrew, he's done.
	Don't bring him to my tables.
	Don't bring him anywhere around me. He's not invited to any party that I have.
	He's out. 100%.
	Yeah, I mean, it goes back to the treachery thing we talked about before.
	You know what I mean? This is why guys like betraying people is one of the worst.
	They punish it. Since the beginning of time, they punished it to a ridiculous degree.
	It was the number one crime. Yeah.
	It was the number one. They would torture you worse for treachery than anything else because you can't defend against it.
	Yeah. You get stabbed from behind by your boy.
	They're going to fucking set your ass on fire, man.
	Yeah. And to this day, even in the modern world, it's still punished through death in many countries.
	Even the most progressive countries, they'll put you in jail for life and or death because to commit treason or treachery is unacceptable.
	Do you think that he would try to snake me?
	Duh. Yes. I mean, he's shown that he's obviously capable of snaking people.
	That's what he's done. He's shown that he's the kind of person who will, for chasing clout, will do something that he knows deep in his heart he shouldn't have done.
	So the question you have to ask yourself is, if he can get enough clout for fucking with you, do you think he'd eventually do it?
	You have to sit there and go, well, he's done it once.
	He's done it before. Is he going to do it to me?
	Oh, he's my friend now. I don't know the dude.
	I'm based on my actions, right?
	He joined, decided that the clout and the few shitty YouTube videos...
	No one's going to give a shit about his video and no one gives a shit already.
	It was three days ago. It's over. It's done.
	Nobody cares, right? But that was more interesting to him than actually trying to give it a fair chance, getting to know people, getting to network for real and getting genuine advantage.
	He cared more about himself and his clout and that chasing.
	So you have to ask yourself, if you're both going after the same bitch in the club or whatever, whatever...
	That's your decision to make, friend.
	I mean, I create my reality ultra heavily, and I do not apologize for it.
	I will happily say to somebody, I'm sorry, I do not speak to you anymore, and here is why.
	And it served me fantastically well.
	That's all I can say. That's your friend, but you got a choice to make.
	Do you prefer clicks and views over relationships, or do you prefer just having him as a friend?
	Because my thing is, bro, that's an L. And that's the problem with YouTubers.
	I'll be honest, man. Coming from the background that I came from, if someone betrayed you like that, it's a wrap.
	You're hitting doors with people, etc.
	And you need the guy behind you to be able to shoot the fucking guy if you go down to make sure that you don't die.
	So coming into YouTube and seeing the way people move, where they'll turn their back on someone that they collabed with before, make a hit piece on them, whatever.
	It's all foreign territory to me.
	It's strange. It is a YouTube thing and it is a shame because truthfully, any organization, I'm not even just talking about the word, but any organization, you need to turn up and try and be helpful.
	Let's say I went back to get a normal job and I wanted to get promoted as quick as possible.
	What would I do? I'd fucking turn up and say, hey, where's the work at?
	Let me help. You don't just join in and say, I want to be the boss now.
	Where's the secret? Hey, where's the rise?
	I've turned up now. That's stupid.
	The guy's fucking dumb ass.
	I'll tell you one thing I learned in my first year on YouTube.
	I started to evaluate people that I wanted to be actual friends with on whether I would be friends with them or not if they had their platform taken away from facts.
	That's how. So you look at the man and you say, okay, you have a platform.
	If I were to take said platform away from that man, would I still fuck with that guy?
	Is he still high level? It's a good test.
	That's how you know. That's how you make that decision.
	I think we can all relate to this.
	We all get hit pieces on a regular basis, especially when you're up.
	Everybody makes a negative video to try to bring you down and try to get those clicks.
	Did you know that was going to happen?
	Is that a future of social media?
	And does that show people's character?
	No, I mean, that's social media as a whole, right?
	Social media, there's always going to be the detractors and the haters who are going to sit around and talk shit.
	That's not what bothered me. What bothered me is that he joined the organization and gave it a fair chance.
	If he didn't join and did a video, then it wouldn't even be worth discussing.
	That's fine. But he joined and he was a dumbass.
	But Yeah, I truly still believe, and if I say this, then it must be true.
	I don't think there's anything such thing as bad publicity.
	I've been through the fucking number one matrix attack that they have.
	I have taken the biggest bullet that exists in their gun in the last few months, and it's caused me headache and inconveniences.
	But in the end, it's definitely certainly the best thing that's ever happened to me online, specifically in my online career, if you want to call it that.
	The banning was the best thing that ever happened to me.
	Yeah, but you did that without snaking anybody.
	You did it with honor. Completely.
	Absolutely. It's a completely different scenario.
	I think the question you would ask in the room is, would any of us do a piece on you?
	No. No. Never. And look, me and Myron bust your balls a lot, but we'll never ever talk bad about you on camera.
	We'll roast you a little bit in person, like maybe your drip or maybe your glasses, but whenever I say, oh, stick with this and that on camera because we're boys.
	So that's how you guys see it.
	Yeah, I mean, even if I collabed with someone, I didn't like them after the fact.
	I would look stupid, like, talking shit about them after.
	That'd be weird, you know?
	Alright, so next question. What does an astute 20-year-old like myself need to do in order to be sat around that table?
	If you were truly astute, you'd know the answer.
	If you were truly astute, you would have listened to everything that's been said so far, and you would know the answer.
	A lot of people ask questions, and they feign ignorance as an excuse for laziness.
	You see it all the time.
	I see people go, oh, yeah, I don't go to the gym.
	I'm not really sure what I should work out.
	You, bro, pick it up and put it the fuck down.
	Pick it up and put it down.
	You're pretending you don't know what to do, so you don't have to do it.
	You know, my coach was number one for this.
	When I was training and we were kickboxing, we used to train the camp.
	There's 10 fighters. And no matter how fucking many times this happened, there was always some dumbass who fell for the same trick.
	So you're with 10 fighters and you're exhausted.
	You're getting beasted. You're destroyed.
	And the coach would say, 100 pushups.
	And you had to drop and do them instantly.
	But to buy that little few seconds of rest, someone would always go, how many?
	Or what? And the second you did that, he doubled it.
	100 pushups. How many?
	200. Why the fuck did you ask how many?
	Because you knew. We all heard the number.
	You just wanted that. You feigned ignorance to fucking be lazy and now we're fucked.
	Everyone does that shit.
	They're pretending, oh, I'd love to be at that table.
	Tell me what I have to do. You know what you have to do.
	So go fucking do it. Stop asking us questions.
	Stop pretending you don't fucking know.
	You know what to fucking do. Go do it.
	You know what to do. You know the answer to your fucking question.
	Better yet, Sneaker, how old are you?
	24. But you're here, right?
	Follow Sneaker's blueprint.
	There you go. Let's see if we have anything else here.
	There's a few more. There's one other good one I wanted to read out.
	It's about navigating all the allegations and everything like that.
	The whole time they call me Taco Tate, Chopstick Tate.
	I'm sure that you've all seen it.
	They call me a Tate Dick Rider or something like that because you're not supposed to say things positive right now, especially when it's very popular to say something negative.
	But if you stay true to your word and you follow with honor, which is very rare on social media, you can end up in the right circles.
	And it's being able to bite the bullet and being able to bob and weave and duck all of the allegations and everything like that.
	Sorry to interrupt. The whole dick riding thing is the most pathetic thing on the internet.
	When I first started doing Twitch streams, I didn't do Twitch, but when I first Twitch streamed a few months ago before my big banning, no one could agree with anyone without the whole chat going, dick rider, dick rider!
	You can't agree with people?
	How can you have a conversation where you can't agree with anyone else, anything anybody says?
	How asinine and destroyed is the fucking consciousness of the population, especially these young kids, where you can't sit as a table of men and agree with each other without being insulted for that it was fucking crazy there's like six people in the chat and as long as unless it was constant war the second someone goes yeah good point dick rider dick rider fucking retards retards bro it's crazy that whole dick rider thing to me is probably the worst things about the internet You know what that's a lot like?
	You ever been at recess and there's 20 dudes standing around you that want you to fight the other kid but would never fight with you?
	It's the same fucking thing.
	It's the dudes that come behind you and slap your hand into the other dudes so y'all will fight for their entertainment.
	Fuck those dudes. They wouldn't get in there and do that fight.
	Well, people just want to get entertainment.
	They want to be able to watch from the comfort of their home and be like, oh, let me see this and whatever it may be.
	Most people don't understand what real conflict is.
	Give me up on one here. Shout out to all the supporters, by the way, over here at Rumble, man.
	It's like 2 in the morning in Romina, guys.
	We had one more question I'm going to answer.
	A guy said, how do I break the generational curse?
	The first thing you do is you stop calling it a curse because you're giving it power.
	You can't sit there and say, I have a generational curse, but I want to be successful.
	That is a bad origin.
	That's a bad starting point.
	It's amazing the power of luck, right?
	And even if you're wrong, If you're fucking trapped on a shipwreck by yourself, just you on an island by yourself, I believe you're going to do better.
	You're going to have a higher chance of survival if you believe you're lucky as opposed to believe you're unlucky.
	You could sit there and go, I'm unlucky.
	I was shipwrecked. Or you can go, I'm lucky.
	I'm alive. I found an island.
	There's no advantage to the negative mindset.
	It's just detrimental.
	There's no point. There's no point in thinking that way.
	You have to just think positively.
	And you can't sit there and say, I'm generationally cursed.
	How do I fix it? First thing you have to do is stop fucking saying that dumb shit.
	Stop saying it. It's a pussy mindset.
	You have to look at it as your opportunity to be a hero.
	All of us are riding that journey where we're going to have adversity.
	There's never been a good movie where the hero in the beginning did not get his shit rocked.
	That was his opportunity to overcome.
	There's no montage.
	There's no happy ending without tragedy in the beginning.
	If you're struggling right now, it is your opportunity to be a hero in your own fucking life.
	And if you look at it any other way, you will fail and fail hard.
	Well, this is why mainstream society is a failure, because they don't show the hero's journey anymore.
	Nowadays, the hero is some fucking pussy that fits a politically correct agenda of he's effeminate, he's weak, he's short, he's skinny, doesn't go to the gym, he's emotionally intelligent, all these other faggot terms that people like to use nowadays that no one can actually really articulate and or define.
	So the thing is is that we don't even have real male role models anymore.
	There's a reason why Andrew Tate blew up.
	The reason why is because there was a need for someone to be able to stand up and say, this is fucking stupid, this is not the way it goes.
	And the thing is this, when you're able to confirm the truth a lot of the times, people are gonna listen.
	You can only lie for so long and keep the wool over someone's eyes.
	Oh, I'm not getting dates, no girls respect me, I'm always broke, I don't know what the hell I'm gonna do with my life, I'm unsure.
	And then Andrew comes in and says, yo, you gotta fucking make money.
	Me and Fresh are saying, yo, you gotta get in the gym, you gotta take care of yourself, you gotta fucking understand game, you gotta become the complete package.
	They're like, wait, hold on, let me try this shit.
	Oh, it's working! Whoa!
	Then they start telling their friends and this shit starts spreading like wildfire.
	Why? Because people have been lied to for decades now at this point.
	So, yeah.
	Alright, next question for the panel.
	What is something that you know is absolutely and utterly true today that you did not know a year ago?
	Hmm. Hmm.
	Satan runs the whole world.
	Satan is how these people keep their power.
	It's how they separate human empathy.
	It's how they forget about honor.
	It's how they are able to control everybody as they conjure Satan so that they can not care.
	And nobody cares about you.
	The people at the top, the people ultimately desire power to a level that we don't understand.
	Brokies, wages, the normal people don't understand.
	And when you do understand that, you stop Thinking that there's good from the rules that they're putting on you.
	They don't want you to succeed.
	They want to keep you down.
	They want you to be a complete sheep, and there's no empathy and power.
	And complete power. And obviously people here, you guys have empathy, but the leaders of the world, the politicians, the elites, the people going to the island, they don't care about you at all.
	They're almost not human. Yeah, the reason you say they're not human, and I agree with you, is I think what happens is we were sitting here already talking about how money is boring.
	And yeah, so what's next is power.
	And you get power by, what is power?
	Power is effectively doing things other people can't do.
	That's what power effectively is.
	That's the reason sometimes you catch them doing this dumb shit.
	You're like, why'd they do it? Because no one else is allowed.
	And that's enough to give them a dopamine hit and an adrenaline boost.
	And money ain't going to do it.
	You think a Ferrari is interesting to a billionaire?
	Nope. He doesn't give a fuck about Ferrari.
	He likes it. Ha ha ha. You wear a mask.
	I don't. That's what makes his day.
	So let's make them all wear masks and let's make them take it off when they eat and put it on when they go toilet and take it off again.
	That'll be funny. That's it.
	That's as simple as that.
	But why were they doing that? Because it was funny.
	That's why. When you truly understand the way the world works and the way power works and how it corrupts and how bored people get money, you understand these people just fucking had a big joke.
	It was a laugh. It was funny.
	Let's kick them off planes and shit.
	It was fucking funny.
	It was funny. It was funny.
	So yeah, I agree with you, Nico.
	What about you, Walter? I would say I've learned in life, you only get what you deserve.
	Which means, for example, some people are blessed, some people have luck per se.
	You can kind of acquire that over time, but it's kind of like, when you go through life, you have a choice to make.
	You know what? I can stay the same, like I said before, or I can improve.
	And you could be fat, you could be skinny, you could be black, white, Asian, it doesn't matter.
	You have a choice to make. Either you move forward or you don't.
	So my thing is, if you really want it that bad, you're going to make it happen.
	No excuses. No issues like, oh man, generational curse.
	Doesn't matter. If you want it that badly, you'll make it happen.
	Look, we're all from different walks of life.
	He's Asian, somewhat.
	I'm black. You're ginger.
	You're some mixed race.
	I don't know, Andrew. Yeah, everything.
	You're Arabic.
	We all walk through a path to make it happen.
	What's the excuse? You have no excuse, bro.
	So you get out of life what you deserve, and that's it.
	And now you can say, oh, well, fresh, my mom and dad didn't raise me.
	So what, bro? It doesn't matter.
	My answer to that question is actually very simple.
	The richest men in the world could be stripped of everything and still have it all.
	If you have your family, if you have your boys, if you were naming your kids after other people that you care for, etc., etc., etc.
	Take it all from me.
	I still have the man in the mirror.
	You can't take that away from me.
	I built that. It's mine.
	Take the net. Take the net from under me.
	Take the money. Take it all.
	I can go anywhere in the world and have a place to stay.
	I have family. I can turn up at your house tomorrow.
	Bags packed and I have somewhere to be.
	That's indestructible.
	You cannot destruct it.
	That's a really interesting point you just made as well, because it's also something that I reflect on.
	When I look at America and the homeless crisis and that kind of shit, Imagine being a person and you become homeless and there's nobody you can call.
	Damn. Nobody.
	And I'm saying... That's true poverty.
	That's true poverty. But most people probably had somebody who gave them five days, six days, a chance.
	And during those five, six days, they probably fucking stole some food or stole three bucks or didn't try and get a job.
	Let's say I lost everything. I ended up on someone's couch.
	The last thing I'm going to let them catch me doing is sleep.
	It's the middle of the day now, and I'm just sleeping on their couch.
	No, no, no. I'm up. I've cleaned the house now.
	I've cleaned the house. I made them some breakfast.
	I'm now going through the paper, looking at jobs.
	I'm talking out loud. Hey, I'm going to go to this interview today.
	You want a coffee? I really think that they wouldn't kick my ass out.
	I think there could be someone I barely fucking knew.
	When I see these people and they're like, yeah, and I went to all my family and they all kicked me out.
	I think, hmm, that's suspicious as fuck to me.
	I'm like, you did something.
	You did something to them people.
	And it shows how the whole world's broken down, especially in the Western world.
	We're here in Romania, which is the poorest country in Europe.
	How many homeless have you seen?
	None. Yeah, like almost none.
	And that's because...
	Now, is there a social welfare program?
	No. Is there social housing?
	No. Are people broke?
	Yeah. Then how is no one homeless?
	Because they can go to their family and say, I need a place to stay.
	And they'll fucking not be a dickhead.
	And they can stay with their family.
	A lot of these people end up completely homeless.
	You must have alienated absolutely everybody close to you.
	How do you alienate everyone you've ever fucking met?
	I mean, I don't know.
	To me, I'm sure there's some extreme circumstances.
	There's some unusual circumstances.
	I'm not blaming all of them.
	But especially when these people are on drugs or you have a drug addict in your house, you're going to have fucking issues, aren't you?
	Of course you're going to kick his ass out.
	It's crazy. So it's an interesting point you made, but I thought about that before.
	The thing I would say that I didn't know one year ago that I do know now indefinitely is that, number one, common sense is not common.
	That's a big one.
	And then number two, most people are destined to fail and they're just going to fail just because you can't save them.
	Right now we got about 45,000 people watching.
	I'll be honest. Maybe 1% of you guys are actually going to take this advice, apply it, and become a fucking somebody.
	Most of you are going to watch this shit, whack off, not take it serious, and just continue going on with your life.
	And that's the uncomfortable truth.
	But I'm okay with that. Why?
	Because I live in reality.
	I said it earlier. When someone says that they're based, what that really means is they're based in reality.
	Since I'm based in reality, I know most people are fucking losers.
	I know most people don't take action.
	I know most guys are mediocre.
	So, since I know this...
	I don't know. News flash for you ass clowns.
	Only women get to be delusional, not men.
	You're never going to be appreciated just for existing as a man.
	You must exist and make someone else's existence better.
	One more time, as a man, not only do you have to exist, you have to exist and make someone else's existence better.
	What does that mean? You need to add value to the world.
	Bitches are the only category of human being that can go ahead and exist and not necessarily give any benefit back and get a great life.
	18-year-old bimbos are on yachts.
	Yours, 18-year-old guy, you're going to have to work your ass off to get that yacht because ain't nobody going to invite you on a fucking yacht unless it's Epstein.
	So otherwise...
	Unless you're on Grindr.
	Yeah, you know what I mean? So you got to get out there and fucking be somebody to understand that common sense isn't common.
	And since common sense isn't common, what are you going to do?
	You're going to look at the cup half full?
	You're going to look at half empty? You're going to look at it from the full point like, yo, since everyone is fucking retarded, I'm going to go out there and go against the fucking grain and make myself with somebody.
	Or you could be a pussy and be like, oh my god, common sense isn't common.
	I don't I don't know what I'm going to do and then fall into that category like everyone else and not have common sense.
	I want to extend my answer. Last night, especially, I was sitting in the war room, the real war room, talking to Andrew.
	And there's something that Fresh was telling me, Justin was telling me, and even Bradley Martin, shout out to him, was that you have to pick your battles.
	Once you understand the truth and once you understand what's going on and how power manipulates everybody, there's no point in being angry about it.
	There's no point in being frustrated. You have to understand that people generally have no common sense and you're not going to wake everybody up.
	Not everybody is going to make it and I think that's what really frustrated me for a long time thinking that all these people if they just listened to what the truth really is and what really runs the world that their problems could be fixed.
	A lot of people just don't want to listen.
	They want to live in ignorance. And you have to accept that.
	And so you have to pick your battles and decide what can you do to wake people up.
	And you can't give your whole self.
	You're right. But you know what else, which is actually interesting, which is an adverse point to this, that was kind of my conclusion I came to.
	And it's also the answer to my question of why I didn't believe a year ago that I believe now that I came to at the height of the COVID bullshit.
	And I was sitting there going, why do these people comply and listen?
	The world would be so much better if everyone was like me and everybody said no.
	And then I realized that that's absolutely not really not true.
	Because you need these people.
	If people didn't believe the COVID lie, they wouldn't believe the financial lie.
	And they wouldn't believe the schooling lie.
	And they wouldn't work the bullshit jobs.
	And they wouldn't give up their lives.
	They wouldn't believe in their pension.
	And they wouldn't believe in their mortgage.
	And society would be destroyed if everybody understood the truth.
	You need the slaves.
	You need them. You want them.
	You're frustrated that there's too many slaves.
	I promise you, my friend, you want the slaves.
	You want to go to a restaurant and have a waiter.
	And you want to go to Starbucks and have a fucking wagey.
	And you want to go and hire another wagey to clean your house.
	And that's what you want.
	So as frustrating as it was at the height of it, when I was walking to gas stations, they're like, mask, mask.
	I was like, you know what? You're a dumbass, but that's why you pump my gas.
	So, okay. I'm not going to wear it, but I get it.
	Now, I'm no longer mad.
	If I wake this dude up to the mask, he ain't going to pump gas anymore.
	So, you also have to understand that, yeah, for a long time, I was frustrated that everybody's so fucking dumb.
	But then you have to sit there and go, okay, how else could society function?
	The way the average man is getting fucked is Is left, right, up, down, backwards, forwards.
	They're getting fucking wrecked in their relationships.
	They're getting wrecked financially.
	They're getting wrecked in their fucking job.
	They're getting wrecked with what they believe.
	They're getting wrecked in their mentality, their own mind.
	They get fucking one day off a week.
	They end up spending at some wedding to some dude they half like.
	Their whole lives suck. For them to tolerate that bullshit existence so that we can have somebody who's going to fucking mow our grass...
	Of course they believe in the mask.
	It's unfortunate. We need these people.
	And we're speaking to 45,000 people now.
	I like to think we're speaking to the people who aren't that way, but still there's a degree of them who are and there's a degree who aren't.
	Like Myron said, some ain't gonna do shit.
	But We need those people.
	Don't be frustrated by them.
	We need them. When I see some fucking, in English, in England, you call them jobsworths.
	Someone whose, their job means so much to them.
	Man, at the height of COVID, I got in arguments in gas stations all the time.
	I'd walk in and say, mask, mask.
	I say, bro, this is Romania.
	You're making $400 a month.
	Why are you arguing with a fucking big 6'4 kickboxer over a mask?
	Your life's worth it. Why do you care?
	Do you own the gas company?
	Why do you care? Because they want that tiny bit of power.
	And they want to feel important and they want to feel good at their job.
	My point was this. Once I realized if he didn't give a shit about the mask, Then he wouldn't be a wage in the first place.
	That's just that it's part and parcel.
	It's part of the game, bro. It's just these let the wages be wages and just fucking hire them.
	And that's one thing I always try to keep in mind.
	So I don't find myself getting angry with that person.
	You have to understand when you walk in that gas station and they tell you to put your mask on.
	That's the only power that they have in their entire life.
	And you get to be a G. And that's all they got.
	So to stop yourself from getting angry with them.
	To be graceful. Because I think that is what you want to be as a man.
	You want to be graceful. You have to remember that's the only power that man has.
	And also, you know why I'm also at peace all the time whenever we stream, whenever we do these meetups is because, first of all, I can only help people that want to be helped.
	I can't help everybody. So my thing is, yeah, like Andrew said, let them do what they do because we need that in the system.
	However, for you, bro, you can only help people that want to be helped.
	So yeah, my answer is a year ago, I used to think I wanted to wake up the whole world and then I realized the night of COVID, I was like, you know what?
	If these people understood the truth about this, they'd understand the truth about too much, and there would just be mass chaos.
	It would just be fucking riots and bullets.
	It would just be fucking chaos.
	There's a whole bunch of people who still wake up each day and believe their government love them.
	And you need those people.
	You need them. You need them, bro, because they're the ones who are down the sewer.
	Do you want to go down there? Fuck no.
	Let me share the stupidity with that one.
	Think about it. The world locked down in 2020.
	Then a couple months later, a guy named George Floyd, what happened to him was terrible, obviously.
	The police officers were fucked up.
	But they go and march in the streets, rioting, destroying businesses, whatever.
	What happened to the COVID mandates?
	Yeah. So you guys are going to go here and, like, you know, protest and do all this extra shit and say, oh, this guy was great, which he was a criminal, by the way.
	That's a fact. He's a convicted felon.
	He had robbed a woman that was pregnant.
	But we're going to go ahead and turn this guy into, like, a martyr and march in the streets and break all the COVID things for some, like, what the hell's going on here?
	Cloud World. Right.
	Question here. Andrew, can you talk more about forcing energy into the universe and stealing energy from others?
	Well, I think the answer to that is, is it second law?
	What's Newton's second law? Is that equal and opposite force?
	Or is that third law? Let me look it up.
	For once, I don't know something. Let me make sure I get this right.
	While he's doing that, I'll say one thing.
	If we have 50,000 people watching here and we think that 1% of those people are actually going to do something, consider this, guys that are watching.
	Major percentage of the 1% are not watching this.
	They're out doing what the fuck they're supposed to do right now.
	They're actually out there working and they're not watching this.
	That's where a large portion of that other 1% is.
	Newton's third law. If object A exerts a force on object B, then object B must exert a force of equal magnitude in opposite direction back on object A. This law represents a certain symmetry in nature.
	Forces always occur in pairs, and one body cannot exert a force on another without experiencing a force itself.
	That is the answer to your question.
	If you're putting force into the universe, the universe is going to give back to you.
	It's impossible. I still stick to what I was saying earlier.
	I truly believe it's impossible for you to be on time, work your ass off, be honest, good handshake, turn up, listen, learn, not be an arrogant dickhead, and dedicate yourself to something and still fail.
	I believe it's impossible because there's not enough people who will do that for you to fail.
	Agreed. You could be a We're good to go.
	I wouldn't fire his ass.
	I'd keep him all day. He could be a fucking idiot.
	I'd keep him. Attention to everything.
	I used to come early to my job, right?
	I would come early and stay late.
	And I was new to the workforce in America, right?
	What happened was, in less than three months, bro, I got promoted to a better position.
	People were there for years. And I was like, I was doing a job with two people.
	Why is that? I stood out.
	I came early, stayed late, and I did the work with two people.
	Honestly, bro, it don't take that much until I stand out.
	Just do the work. And at the same time, add value.
	You're good. It's easy to be great when most people are mediocre, man.
	I'm telling you, this is the time right now where it's the easiest to be great now than ever before.
	Cool. So, do you want to hit the next question here?
	Let me just check.
	I'm going to check. One second.
	Also, guys, do me a quick favor.
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	Subscribe to the channel.
	I appreciate all you guys pushing some traffic here as well.
	No, of course, man. That's what we're here for, man.
	You got to help your guys out. Like when everybody came, you honestly, you know, I made an Instagram post and I said, you know, acquaintances are shown when you're successful.
	Brothers are shown when your success is challenged.
	And that's what happened with Andrew.
	A lot of these people try to come after him.
	People that had done collabs with him in the past were kind of trying to turn their back and talk shit and say, oh, maybe he isn't.
	All this other bullshit.
	And And, you know, that's when we came together even more because we're like, bro, we got you, man.
	We're going to fucking, you know, break this shit down, bring awareness to the bullshit, go ahead and go against the grain on all the bullshit stuff that people have been saying about you.
	And that's what it's got to be.
	You need people in your corner that are going to hold your back and hold you down when you're going through some bullshit.
	Andrew, can I ask you a question? I saw you once on Tate Speech talk about what you can do in your dreams and how that makes you smarter, how you live in your dreams, and that gives you a time advantage amongst most other people.
	How do you do that? So lucid dreaming is something that's been studied significantly.
	It's studied by the CIA and a lot of government agencies as well.
	So lucid dreaming is basically, I don't know if anyone here has had a dream, a dream that you realize is a dream and then you can control it.
	Have you ever had that? So you're in a dream and then you go, For me personally, I'll be in a dream and something will happen.
	I go, that doesn't make sense. Oh, wait, I'm dreaming.
	And then I can fly and shit.
	Now, usually I can only do it for like a minute or two in dream time.
	You know, time is a bit different in dreams until the dream ends.
	And I usually wake up where the dream ends.
	So it's kind of annoying because sometimes I'll be in a dream and I'll realize it's a dream and I'll start doing some shit.
	And then I'll also consciously know that I'm running out of time before the dream ends.
	It's weird. So that's how I dream.
	So the way I do that, and when I say that I use my dreams to calculate things, it's because if you're ever a heartbroken or upset or you're really worried or stressed, you might dream about the problem.
	So I do that consciously.
	If I have a problem in my life or something I have to worry about or be concerned about, I'll try and make sure I dream about it.
	And then in the dream, I know I'm in a dream.
	And it's basically dedicating time of my life, dedicating the time I was sleeping to solving a problem or dealing with a problem.
	How many times, how many amazing songs have been written in a dream?
	Or how many scientific discoveries were from dreams?
	Look it up. Look up discoveries from dreams.
	The number of scientists who woke up and go, bang, it came to me in my sleep.
	It came to me in my dream. Because you're obsessed with a problem and your mind works it out at rest.
	So the key to lucid dreaming is this.
	You have to try and remember your last thought before you fall asleep.
	And I know that sounds easy, but think about last night when you went to sleep.
	Your eyes were closed. You were thinking of this.
	Then you were thinking of this. Then you were thinking of this.
	And then you were half awake because you kind of heard a noise and you felt the covers on you, but you weren't asleep, but you weren't awake.
	But what were you thinking of? Kind of nothing.
	You have to remember the exact last thought you had before you went to sleep.
	And it's harder to do than you think because when you start doing that, you start turning your brain on to focus and then you can't fucking sleep.
	So you have to do it like Zen.
	You have to just Zen go, I'm going to sleep, but I'm going to keep track.
	Right now I'm thinking of this dumb shit.
	Okay, now I'm thinking of that dumb shit.
	And sequentially in order, remember all the things you're thinking about until you remember the last thing you thought about before you went to sleep.
	When I started learning how to do that, there on out, about 70% of the times I would dream, it would be lucid.
	And I genuinely, even to this day, I'll be in a dream doing whatever.
	And I'll lift up a can and go, that has no weight.
	This is a dream. Okay, this is a dream.
	So I'll just float through this wall quickly.
	Where's Tristan or fucking me going to the computer?
	And I'll just control it for like two minutes.
	It's weird. But it happens by remembering what you're thinking about before you fall asleep.
	And if you actually genuinely think about that task and think about now when you go to sleep, you'll be trying to do it and you'll realize...
	I'm thinking a bunch of bullshit.
	I'm thinking of a memory or I'm half remembering something.
	Your mind kind of falls apart a little bit as you fall asleep.
	If you can keep track of it, you can control your dreams.
	And for me, if I ever have a genuine real issue, I can literally say I'll deal with it.
	I'll think about that later when I'm sleeping.
	I know it sounds stupid, but it's true.
	Also, I would also accredit it.
	And there's absolutely no scientific proof of this whatsoever.
	And everyone can call me crazy if they want.
	I would accredit it to my success when I was kickboxing.
	I believe that if my brain's synapse is firing, it must have, for X action, it must have a positive reflection on that action.
	If my X synapse, if the synapse in my brain is firing to slip a jab in a particular way, and my brain is firing, even if my body isn't moving, but my brain is firing to slip that jab, I believe that on a long enough time scale of my brain imagining me doing something repeatedly over and over and over again, I'm going to be better at doing that action, even if my body doesn't reflect it.
	So when I say I trained in my dreams, that's exactly what I mean.
	I would imagine slipping punches in my dreams and how I would do it.
	And although my body wasn't doing the thing because I was asleep, I twitch a lot.
	The chick would be like, what the fuck are you twitching for?
	I was like, I'm fighting, bitch. I'm fighting.
	But my synapses were firing the same.
	And I believe that had a positive impact and a positive effect.
	That can't be proved, but I believe it.
	And if I believe it, that also gives it power.
	This is my last question for me for tonight.
	Sure. We spoke a while back when you were in Miami about being likable.
	And being likable, I think, is a trait that's under looked because if you're likable, people want to help you move forward in life.
	What do you describe likable as to the audience?
	Yeah, being hated and this is coming from me, but I would like to actually say, and anyone with a brain who's watching this understands that I'm not a dislikable person.
	The Matrix attacked me and the Matrix lied and the fucking NPCs said what the NPCs were supposed to say.
	That's fine. But being a dislikable person, like you can't make people like you, is not going to serve you well in life.
	You have to know how to make people like you.
	There are some scenarios we have to walk in and go, okay, I need this person to like me.
	And whether they're a liberal, whether they're a feminist, whether whatever, there's a time where you decide, do I tell this person the truth?
	Or do I fucking piss them off?
	Or do I just make them like me?
	You haven't even got to lie to them.
	I can sit with a feminist and not lie to her and not be disingenuous once, but by steering the conversation in the correct way, make her love me.
	I just avoid the topics I know I can't fucking honestly tell the truth about, right?
	I had a guy message me going, hey, bro, I'm in this office and everyone fucking hates me and I fucking hate them all.
	What do I do about it? You make them like you, G. You're working in an office.
	You want to keep your job? You want to work in a business and everyone hates you?
	What's the answer to that?
	Being likable is absolutely not really a skill.
	And it's served me very, very well, even in this situation with this massive ban.
	Yeah, some cucks turned on me, whatever.
	But there's a whole bunch of people who go, I like Tate.
	How many girls, how many beautiful women have stood up and go, I like that man?
	You know, you have to, being likable is absolutely a skill and it's practiced.
	But what we said earlier is, if you want to find honest people, be an honest person.
	If you want to be likable, like people.
	Because you know what? That's the easiest way.
	I'll tell you the number one thing people never get bored of talking about themselves.
	If I had to make someone like me, you know what I'd do?
	I'd turn up and say, hey man, great to meet you, bro.
	What's your name? Justin.
	What's your business? I don't know shit about that.
	So you build what?
	Ask. Let them talk.
	That's fresh as whole game. But it's true.
	But it's true. Because they love themselves already.
	They like themselves. They either like themselves or they're fucking, no one asks some shit and they never get to talk about themselves.
	It's one of the two. And either way, they get to sit there and talk about themselves.
	If you want someone to like you, ask them questions, let them talk about themselves.
	They're going to fucking love you. You're a great listener all of a sudden.
	Girls say all the time, you're a great listener.
	You can sit there with a bitch and just go, yeah, so you're a model.
	Yeah, I bet people think that's easy, but it's not, is it?
	No, it's so hard. It's so hard, actually, because we had to change clothes.
	You're just sitting there going, yeah.
	She loves you now, but who does she really love?
	Herself. And you're a reflection.
	So the way to be likable is to like somebody.
	Or at least pretend to give a shit.
	For them to give a shit about you, pretend to give a shit about them.
	If you give a shit about them for real, it's even easier.
	So that's it. So I was saying to this dude, listen, go into the office and just go up to these people you say they all dislike you and just fucking pretend you give a fuck.
	Try and help people out. Something a dickhead.
	Going through life and it's amazing, man.
	It's kind of one of the things that comes with age.
	And, you know, I'm egotistical, I'm arrogant, whatever, like every fucking red-blooded man is.
	But it comes with age when you realize there is a time and a place to just, there's situations where it's just like, okay.
	I want everyone here to like me.
	That's it. I just want these people to like me.
	And there's time and a place. And the richer you get, the less of those situations you're in, which is kind of a cool thing because it is bullshit.
	But if you're starting off at the beginning, if you're going to go, you know what?
	I'm 16. I'm getting my first job, but I ain't taking shit from no one.
	Bro, you're 16. So you better learn to take some shit because you ain't going to get very far any other way.
	There's four components to being really liked by people.
	It's trustworthiness, honesty, loyalty, and And damn it, I forgot the last one.
	But if you have those three right there, that's the foundation.
	Okay? Because when you...
	Well, number one, when you're honest, people are going to tend to be more honest with you because you're being honest and it's difficult to be honest sometimes.
	When you're loyal, well, they know that you're not going to turn your back on them, right?
	Loyalty, especially nowadays, is a big thing, right?
	Like we said before, we had that guy that made that hippie son Tate.
	Hey, we don't fuck with you no more because you did that shit, right?
	And these are just things that you guys have to get into your head, man.
	If you want to be around certain types of people, they're going to have less and less tolerance for fuckery.
	And you need to have certain things in place to be able to deal with these caliber of people.
	I would just add being humble as well because if you're humble, you can actually have the wisdom to say, you know what?
	Alright, let me tone myself down and adapt to this environment and be likable.
	Because it's power, man. If you're that humble and you're that likable, it's power in your hands.
	Yeah. You don't want to ever really outshine anyone because then they get insecure and then they're not going to like you.
	So I'll give you a quick example of the last time I tried to make somebody like me, which is rare, but I'll give you an example.
	Because I'm rich now, I don't have to make nobody like me.
	I get to do whatever the fuck I want.
	But about a year ago, I was in London and I decided to meet up with some guys from school.
	Fucking old school guys, right?
	So these guys from school come, we're talking shit about school, blah, blah, blah.
	Now one of them tells me his story.
	Every guy's got like a cool story, like their coolest story.
	And he tells me the story of how he went to fucking Mykonos and they got really drunk and they ordered like six grand of champagne and they were too drunk and none of them could really afford it.
	And then one of the guys, his crazy friend just picked up the bill and he just paid all of it.
	That was his story. Now, am I going to sit there and go, yeah, cool.
	I do 10 grand every single fucking night in Champaign.
	Cool. I got a big guy outside. Cool.
	You're a fucking loser. That's your life.
	You've lived 30 years.
	That's your story, G. That sucks.
	I did this. I did that.
	I did this. I did that. Or am I going to be like, what?
	I had to pretend to give a fuck.
	I had to pretend to be like, what?
	He paid all of it? Whoa, bro.
	Wild! That's crazy!
	But there's a time and a place.
	I've got to fucking wreck them.
	And then afterwards, when they're like, yeah, so what have you been up to?
	I can't turn around and tell them about the time I was arrested in Transnistria or fucking robbed in Jamaica or picking up my Bugatti Chiron.
	Because then they're going to instinctively know their story was trash.
	So I was like, yeah, I was fighting.
	I wasn't really drinking, man.
	So what's making us like? Bro, you just gotta play the game, man.
	You just gotta play the game.
	But life is like that sometimes.
	And you get further that way.
	I like to think that most people I interact with and I spend my time interacting with have a positive experience.
	There's people who hate me, but I don't interact with the people.
	All the haters who hate me hate me, but that's just because they're fucking sitting at home and they're lonely and they're just jacking off.
	That's their own issue. But the people I actually bother to speak with, I don't think there's many people I bother spending time interacting with in the real world who consider it negative.
	I'd like to think that everyone I talk to today all day would say it was a pretty pleasant or positive experience.
	I don't think anybody has said I spoke to Tate today and it made my life worse.
	You know, so I'm a positive guy.
	I like to think as a whole at least.
	Just me being the person that I am at to remember what it was.
	So the four things guys are trustworthiness, honesty, loyalty, and then...
	...
	We're back!
	Yeah, sure. So we're talking about likability and I'm wondering, there are a lot of people watching that want to be in my position and there's a level of jealousy too.
	And I'm wondering because the whole world's against you.
	I could have done a hit piece. We went out to lunch.
	I could have recorded something. I could have had my audio recording and revealed it.
	How did you vet me?
	How did you let me into your inner circle, which is right now the hardest thing to judge?
	Yeah, and that's a good question. And obviously there's a degree of risk to it.
	So there's two answers.
	First, I don't gauge capability.
	I like to gauge intent because capability is something that everybody has to a degree.
	If you sit and say, does this person have the capability to hurt me?
	Listen, the fattest...
	I'm telling you, let me put it this way.
	If I were to send an assassin to get somebody, he would not look like an assassin.
	Everyone has capability by surprise, my friend.
	Anybody can get anybody, right?
	So, capability is not something I judge.
	I judge intent. The main reason I decided that I thought it was okay for you to come here is I realized that you've been doing a lot of content for a long time that was very pro-take.
	And I thought, was his grand plan really to do pro-take content for X amount of videos?
	Knowing that I would then one day invite him so that he could eventually...
	That's too complicated and too big a risk.
	That plan didn't make sense to me.
	So I thought, you know, I think he believes what he's saying.
	Because I think he believes what he's saying, I think he's an honest person, a trustworthy person.
	I don't think he's going to be a snake. Secondly, you know some of my friends and you were vetted by the friends.
	My friends stick up for you and I trust my friends.
	And thirdly, also, I'm not going to lie to you, I did have the War Room do a dossier on you.
	I know your name, your address, all that shit.
	That was good to have.
	It's good to have all those things.
	But all in all, I just gave it to your intent.
	I thought his intent isn't maliceful.
	I don't think he'd do that. Now, if you did decide to do something like that, if you did, I don't think you will.
	I'm pretty certain you won't.
	But let's say you did decide to do that.
	Then God will teach you the lesson.
	I don't even need to do much. If you were to ever go down that route, then I'm old enough and wise enough to know that to a degree, karma is real.
	People talk about karma and live by the sword and die by the sword and this kind of thing.
	Not in the stupid way a bitch goes karma.
	Because really, when they're saying that shit to you, they're getting their own karma back from you.
	That's what's actually happening. But if you live by the sword, you do die by the sword.
	I absolutely not really believe that.
	The reason that all these people are getting stabbed and shit are people who are out here stabbing people.
	It's amazing how it all just kind of comes full circle.
	And anybody who does treacherous things or does snaky things, we talk about it a lot in this podcast, but it's true.
	In the end, somehow they end up getting fucking stung worse than the person they ever tried to sting.
	It's just the way the world works. And I live with a pure heart and I'm honest and I still have faith in humanity to a degree.
	And I realized that you meant what you said.
	And we're on the same team.
	I couldn't see an advantage for you trying to snake me or hurt me.
	So that's why I believe you. I trusted you.
	So good to meet you, friend. And I want to say...
	A lot of money from that. I ain't gonna lie.
	Yeah, and I want to say this too, as far as the treachery goes and not trusting people...
	The reason why, if you look at someone like, you know, that's a confidential informant, right, or a snitch, as they would say, the reason why they have such a bad rap and people hate them is because every criminal knows that their day is coming, okay?
	When you sign up, right, like, for example, La Cosa Nosa, right, the Omerta, the Code of Silence, the reason why they do that is because they're trying to prolong the The life of crime because they know at some point karma is going to come at them, right?
	So when you go ahead and you snitch, what you're basically doing is you're enhancing and you're rapidly burning that light stick for them to get that karma faster.
	That's why people hate informants.
	And when they do go and inform, they get what?
	Protection from law enforcement.
	So they've effectively protected themselves and insulated themselves from karma that was inevitably going to come that way.
	That's why criminals hate informants so much because they know I'm doing a life of dirt.
	It's going to come back to me. Mm-hmm.
	So that's why they hate him so much.
	Absolutely. Alright, so we're going to do the last thoughts?
	Last thoughts. Go on, man. You can start.
	First favorite part of the show, guys.
	It's up to y'all. Man, that war room's real.
	No, bro, it's super real.
	I have to be careful what I say out here in the public, but I can tell you a million stories about how the war room's real.
	If I have a problem that's hard to solve, I go to the war room.
	I don't know if you've ever tried to send, let's say, half a million dollars to Pakistan.
	If I say, send half a million dollars to Pakistan, you go, okay, I'll just go to my bank.
	No, I'll just fucking try.
	It's a fucking terrorist in Pakistan.
	You ain't sending no half a million dollars to Pakistan with any bank.
	You think Western Union's gonna take half a mil?
	If you had to send half a million dollars to Pakistan, where would you even begin?
	I know where I'd begin. I know where I'd begin.
	If I had to go to Moscow today and I had to get a visa to go to Moscow, Russia, the enemy, I know where I'd begin.
	I know what papers I'd need and I guarantee I'd fucking get them.
	If the Matrix attacked me and I had no banking, no payment processing, If I had to move over to a brand new platform, which nobody even fucking talked about before I turned on to it, and I had to get a massive following, I know where I'd go.
	It's a network of extremely competent individuals.
	It's men who live by the same things we talk about, and it's men who want to know that they can call me.
	Imagine being able to call me when you have a problem.
	I'm not being arrogant. Imagine saying, I have a problem.
	Fuck, Tate can fix this.
	To have that in your back pocket, the best way to do that is to fix one of my problems.
	It can't be denied.
	Everything we've said about competitiveness also is a huge part of the War Room.
	It's the only organization in the world where we actively kick members out.
	And I say this to people and they get panicked and they're afraid to join because they don't want to get kicked.
	The reason we have to kick people out is because otherwise we can't create the experience.
	When I first started fighting, when I went to the fight gym, and we were punching the bag, etc., there was maybe 30 people in the class, but there was a separate room.
	There was a glass wall in a separate room, and there was 10 people in there, the best 10 people in the class, the best 10 fighters.
	And they'd go in there every class, and they'd get fucking beasted until people quit.
	And throughout the next three hours, 10 people would be dwindled down, 9, 8, 7, 6, till there was one guy left.
	And I was desperate to get in that room because I understood that's the most competitive place in this fucking gym.
	And when I finally got in there, the first fucking three weeks I was allowed to get in there, I was the first guy out.
	It was too hard. It's endless.
	All I can do push-ups, not forever.
	Nobody can do them forever. It was so fucking difficult.
	And that's the atmosphere we brought into the war room.
	You can join as a brokie.
	You can join as a nobody. That's fine.
	It's not about what you join as.
	It's what you become once you're inside.
	You're gauged from your beginning.
	But we're an organization where if you don't perform, we will kick your ass out.
	Because if you can just pay the membership fee and join, not help your brothers, not contribute, not be useful to anybody, and get to stay a member, then what kind of fucking organization is that?
	Doesn't mean anything. We're like the fight gym.
	We're like that glass room. We will kick your ass out if you're not performing.
	If you join the war room, it doesn't matter if you're already a multimillionaire.
	It doesn't matter if you're an 18 year old with fucking nothing.
	You have areas to improve on.
	They'll be identified and you'll be measured and we'll make sure that you perform and become the best version of yourself and you'll be competing against every other member in there.
	Like we were saying earlier about healthy masculine competition and competing against your teammates.
	Like you were saying about the rowing, having won either side.
	You want to go and say, I made $3 million.
	I'm a big shot. Go in the war room and talk about making $3 million.
	You ain't nothing.
	You're compared against me. You're compared against people in there with more money than I have.
	That constant competition is going to keep you on your toes.
	If you don't perform, you're going to be kicked out.
	It's the most competitive environment in the world.
	It's deliberately designed to be that way.
	And because of that, it's hyper useful.
	Everybody who is in there is not only competent, but they're competing to help their brothers.
	They want to be the best at helping everyone around them.
	Bro, if I'm in Prague and I need fucking 100 grand in cash and Czech currency, an hour.
	I need a fucking armored S-class.
	I need even security.
	Even a lot of my security details now.
	Instead of bringing my Romanian team, if I'm in Spain, I can message the war room.
	I can have fucking 30 dudes.
	Cool. Bang. There.
	They're all training. They're all fighting.
	They're all in shape because they're war room guys.
	I could roll with a fucking army anywhere I go.
	If I want to get someone's door knocked in LA, I just message the war room.
	They'll fucking send you to Atlanta's house tomorrow.
	It's a real genuine network, but you're only going to find the value in it by providing value.
	And people say, well, that's why I don't want to join.
	I'm not ready yet. I'm not ready yet.
	You're never ready for something like the war room.
	That's what annoys me most about it because now we're talking about it.
	It's like saying I'm not ready to join a boxing gym.
	Of course you're not. You can't box.
	You join as a fucking loser and you learn.
	You don't think, oh, I'll get ready and then go.
	That's not how it works. You have to join.
	You have to be humble. You're prepared to work.
	And it's the most powerful network on the planet.
	So we're talking about you. If I want to find out something about anybody, the number of people I've done this on, if there's any fucking influencer idiot...
	Who thinks they know shit. Who's anywhere on the internet.
	I have his fucking address.
	His mom's address. His dad's address.
	Where they all fucking live. Where they work.
	Where his banking is. All the pictures of him fucking naked.
	His ex-girlfriends. Fucking all of it.
	Standard protocol. I've got all of it.
	I've got everything. Because I've got an organization of thousands of men who will do anything for me.
	You think I can't find out shit? I've got a fucking army.
	I run the biggest mafia in the world.
	The war room's gangster. It's serious.
	And we're not out to hurt nobody.
	We're a very professional outfit.
	But it's absolutely and utterly powerful.
	And I will tell you, even in my stance in life, even as well-connected as I am in Romania, even with all the money I have, When I do occur, when I do encounter problems in my life, I go to the war room and it fixes all of them.
	I've never had a problem they haven't fixed.
	Let's put it that way. So the war room's real.
	The war room's very real. You need a network of guys that can help you out because you're never going to be efficient at everything.
	No one's perfect.
	You're always going to need a brotherhood behind you.
	And men need tribes. They do.
	The idea of the lone wolf is absolutely not really false.
	Lone wolves die. The idea that you're going to be lone wolf and you're going to do it all by yourself is bullshit.
	If you don't have a strong network, you're going to fail.
	And it doesn't matter even whether that's a physical altercation.
	Listen, you can be Mike Tyson. Ten men, jump him at random.
	One of them grabs one of his arms.
	Bro, it's over. It's over.
	You can't be a lone wolf. You only have so many hours in the day.
	You can't be checking the crypto prices and checking the stock prices and working your normal job and fucking your bitch.
	And you can't.
	You need another guy who's checked all that stock shit and DMs you and goes, you know what?
	Buy Rumble. That's going to blow.
	Why? Because Tate just got fucking fired from YouTube and he's moved to Rumble and Tate's the fucking most famous man in the world who should buy Rumble.
	Now it's up 30%. You need other people doing shit on your team.
	That's why packs of wolves all look in different directions.
	That's the whole point. I'm absolutely not a lone wolf.
	I've got Tristan. I've got my closest friends.
	I've got the war room. I've got thousands of people on my team.
	How can I not fucking succeed?
	How can I not make endless money?
	But the reason they're all on my team is because I'm on their team.
	They ask me for shit. I do it.
	That's just how it works. But a lot of men out here are lone wolfing.
	And the worst thing, even worse than that, what they do is they get a chick and they shack up with the chick.
	Well, it's me and her against the world.
	That means it's you against the world.
	That means it's still you're a lone wolf with baggage.
	Now you're a slow lone wolf.
	Now you're really fucked. Because your girl can give you emotional support and that's important and that's amazing.
	But when shit hits the fan...
	She ain't going to be able to do nothing.
	When they're fucking trying to bust a door in, she ain't going to do nothing.
	When the mafia is trying to kill you, she ain't going to do nothing.
	She ain't going to be able to get you what you need. She ain't going to keep you alive.
	She's going to be hiding behind you. She's a liability.
	She's something you have to protect and provide for.
	She's going to make it more difficult for you to stay alive.
	She's not going to make staying alive easier.
	I'm telling you right now, if people were out to kill me, if people were to come here and trying to do something crazy, I have a complete security detail, blah, blah, blah.
	I would message the war room before I'd call any police.
	That's absolutely and utterly the strength of a genuine network of men.
	And that's completely underestimated in the world today.
	There are crime families with fucking 12 members that run New York.
	12 dudes.
	Imagine what fucking 3 or 4,000 dudes can do.
	Brother, you don't know. We have billions of dollars inside the war room.
	Like, it's a real thing.
	It's absolutely and utterly underestimated.
	And if anyone who's out here who thinks they're going to be a lone wolf or survives a lone wolf is incorrect, you need to find friends.
	You need to find friends you can count on and you can rely on.
	And that's the reason the war room is so competitive.
	And you have to prove yourself.
	I ain't letting no fucking idiot stay in my organization.
	Why would I? If you're going to join the organization and you're unprepared to work and try, turn up in real person, meet your brothers, provide for other people, be useful, go to the meetups today.
	If you're unprepared to do all those things, then you're going to make a stupid YouTube video and fucking quit.
	Good. See ya, jackass.
	You think we need your little bit of fucking money from your e-com trash?
	You're a fucking snake. I don't want you anywhere near me or my team.
	So, thank fuck!
	I'm glad he's gone. That's the whole point of it.
	I didn't realize that Justin met you through the war room.
	Absolutely. I think that's a very good testament to how it actually works.
	Absolutely. It's not a scam. Oh, absolutely.
	We do fucking three events a month all over the world.
	We just completed the test.
	I don't know if you guys saw what the test was.
	Did you ever see the videos from the test?
	It's a physical test. Bro, let me see if we can play the test videos again.
	And also, let me make this very clear, because some of you guys are here in the chat, whatever.
	The War Room is not a fucking criminal organization, guys.
	Okay? They're not a criminal organization.
	If they were, trust me, they would have been busted a very long time ago.
	Trust me. I'm sure we have a lot of three-letter agencies inside fucking looking.
	We're doing nothing but improving ourselves, getting richer, getting stronger, doing our very, very best.
	Yeah, it's self-improvement, guys. Like, come on, man.
	Like, they would have been busted years ago if that's...
	Think about it. Everybody...
	Oh, T! Oh, yeah!
	The Matrix has been trying to cancel forever.
	You don't think they would have been busting them by now?
	Come on. 100%. All right, so the videos from the test, I think, have eluded me, which is a little bit upsetting, but let me see if I can find them in another folder.
	If not, I'll tell everyone what it was.
	So, yeah, the test is something that just concluded.
	You know what? I'm going to go out my way and I'm going to actually get these videos.
	Give me a second because this is important.
	So the test...
	I'll let you guys talk for a second.
	Give me two minutes. Justin, can you talk about it a little more?
	I'm very almost convinced about joining.
	I want to join. The War Room is absolutely the best decision you can ever make.
	I would say as a young man, but I'll say as any man.
	There's no dynamic of a life that's not covered.
	There's no problem that's not solvable.
	There's no shortfall that you have as an individual that will not be pushed and forged and fired.
	The network itself automatically, if you are willing to get in and do your part, is available to you.
	If you come in with humility, the ability to work and you bring something to the table, there's nothing that cannot be assisted for you to achieve.
	I can sit here and tell you for a fact it's one of the best decisions I've ever made in my life.
	As a millionaire, as a man that was in shape, as a man that could get women, there is no reason for any person that wants to become better to look anywhere else.
	I can tell you that with full conviction.
	May God strike me dead if I'm wrong.
	I believe you. There's not a better dream.
	It's just masculine competition.
	It's masculine competition that's ruthlessly forged.
	It's masculine competition that's ruthlessly forged.
	If you join a lot of these other networks, there's going to be a bunch of fucking...
	Even if they're rich guys, right?
	It's a feel-good shit.
	Yeah, a bunch of CEOs in there complaining that their wives don't fuck them and a bunch of feel-good shit.
	It's not being told the ruthless truth and getting your ass kicked out if you don't fucking work.
	It's a different atmosphere.
	I'm not one of these fucking dudes.
	one of these fucking dudes.
	I don't need members. I'd rather have a couple thousand useful members than 20,000 idiots.
	I'm not a brokie.
	I don't need members. All these other groups, they need the members.
	Do you think I need memberships? Do you think I give a fuck?
	If you're no use to me, goodbye.
	I don't need this membership shit.
	Let me quickly show you...
	No, I was going to say the membership is there so that they weed out the weirdos.
	You know what I mean? Or the people that aren't serious.
	Because I've always said it before. When people pay money, they pay attention.
	So if you don't invest, well, how are you going to take it seriously?
	It's human psychology. If you give things away for free, it's never going to work, guys.
	And then scroll down here.
	And I'll go ahead and say this while we're waiting for the video.
	If you are interested in joining the War Room, message me on Instagram, jwaller7.
	When I leave here, I'll answer the message.
	Absolutely. You can speak to Jay.
	You can go to covertape.com, but either one, there's a lot of information.
	And I'll just say one more thing as well.
	People want community, right?
	But I'm telling you right now, a character like Justin Waller right here, bro, in the war room is priceless.
	Like, that right there, bro.
	Like, even just being around Justin for a couple days right now on a one-on-one level, traveling, like, his character, his commitment, his drive, bro.
	I want to outrun me all the time, bro.
	I'm a thousand. So...
	We'll do it in Miami. Let's do it.
	Let's do it. Yeehaw!
	We're going to get this file for y'all here in a second.
	Yeah, so the video is a bit too big, but I'll explain quickly what happened.
	So the test, I told everybody that they're going to be tested mentally and physically and to prepare themselves.
	Let me time here. Talking to those guys right now, and he's getting responses immediately, guys.
	That's the importance. See, there you go.
	Yeah. So, there you go.
	Four minutes. So, I told everybody they were mentally and physically tested, and I told them to prepare.
	Obviously, they didn't know what was going to happen.
	How do you prepare? And obviously, they didn't know, so they just prepared the best they knew how.
	Obviously, getting stronger is never going to be a bad thing.
	Getting faster is never going to be a bad thing.
	And they thought they were coming for some kind of mental challenge or a business challenge.
	It was put on as like a business summit.
	It was in the mountains of Transylvania, and 100 people flew in from all around the world.
	And when they arrived, they found out they were having a cage fight.
	So they turned up for a business summit.
	They're all put in a room and 10 professional fighters walked in and said, each one of you is fighting on live television tomorrow night against a professional fighter.
	You can fight or you can not fight.
	It's your choice if you want to fight or not.
	I made it very clear. This is basically a suicide mission.
	You're fighting a pro and he's going to fucking wreck you.
	Maybe you believe he isn't.
	That's good for you. But the chances are you're going to fucking lose.
	Uh, But you're not going to be forced to fight.
	The choice is absolutely not only yours.
	Vice News was actually there.
	Vice are doing a documentary and they're editing it up now that's going to come out and show the whole thing.
	And it's very interesting that the psychology of it is beautiful, right?
	Someone asked about them earlier, Vice News.
	The haters. The psychology of it is beautiful because everyone's sitting there going, I'd fight!
	Yeah, you say you would.
	You say you would until you turn up and you see the dude and it's real and you do the way in, you do the face off and he fucking shoves you across the stage in the face off and you know he's out to hurt you for real and you see the highlight video in the background of the same guys you're fighting kicking the living shit out of people and it's on television and it's going to be fucking televised to the world.
	You're getting your ass whooped.
	It's scary. Bro, I've been there.
	I've had 70-something fights.
	There's not a single fight I wasn't scared for.
	It's scary. It's scary because it's your ego.
	No man wants to go back into life knowing he got knocked the fuck out.
	It hurts. It hurts your ego.
	It's masculine. It's primal.
	Nobody likes that. And the point of it was this.
	The people who said yes, they learned a lot about themselves and we had a whole bunch of them fight.
	Nobody won. But they fought.
	That's the point. They still fought.
	And the people who said no also learned a bunch about themselves.
	Either way, you learn about yourself.
	Either way, you have to look in the mirror and say, okay, well, I said yes, I know I'm brave, but I'm perhaps not as capable as I should be.
	Or, yeah, I said yes, but barely.
	You learn a lesson.
	People who said no, they go, when push comes to shove and I don't feel like I have a chance, I shit myself.
	Well, guess what? When 10 dudes try and rape your wife, you ain't got a chance.
	So now you know what you'd do.
	That's the way the world works, right?
	So the whole point of it was people were genuinely and utterly tested mentally.
	And it wasn't even a physical challenge.
	The fights lasted a few seconds.
	It wasn't about the fight. It was the mental challenge of it all.
	How many times in normal life are men tested like that?
	When's the last time that you've been tested like that?
	It doesn't really happen. And if it does happen, it's usually, unfortunately, life or death for real.
	At least there was a referee. I was saying to them, at least there's a ref.
	You guys think I'm crazy. There's a ref.
	There ain't no ref on the street.
	Was anybody seriously injured? No.
	And that's the beautiful thing about it.
	I made it as scary for them as possible, but also I'm understanding as a professional how easy it is to disable somebody without really hurting them.
	Low kicks, punch them in the body.
	It was fine. But they don't know that.
	They're just like, fuck, he's big.
	It's scary. The video is going to do it justice.
	Let me just... Did Sterling Cooper do it?
	Sterling Cooper was at the test.
	I'm not going to say who fought and who wasn't, but he was at the test.
	Yeah. Okay. Shout out Sterling, man.
	Shout out. Let me see.
	In fact, I might have it on my Rumble channel.
	Let me see if it's on my Rumble channel.
	Because if it's on my Rumble channel. I think it's on my Rumble channel.
	Can you take a test?
	The test. It's here on my Rumble channel.
	Is there any way I can play this on here?
	Yeah, I got you right now. Yeah, I got you.
	I got you, producer. Yo, Andrew.
	Sinko wants to do it. Well, now he knows what it is.
	So the test, if he ever were to join the room and do another test, it would change because the whole point of it was a surprise.
	You now know it's a fight. It's not how it's supposed to be.
	You're supposed to turn up for a business conference.
	Oh, shit. Now I'm fighting.
	That's the whole point. It's the psychological aspect because the truth about violence is you never know what's coming.
	Otherwise, you wouldn't be there. That's how fights happen.
	Fights happen. Oh, fuck's sake.
	Here we go. I just wanted to go to fucking get a burger.
	It's the unfortunate reality of violence.
	That's how it goes. If you knew it was going to go off, you probably wouldn't have turned off.
	Myron, open it and then share the screen.
	Yeah, well, where'd it go?
	This wasn't it. No, because you had another tab.
	Yeah, you had this one here.
	How do I... Open the download and just share the screen.
	No, I know. It's not download, dude.
	That's the thing. It's not download.
	Give me one second, guys. Yeah, there we go.
	I got to turn it into a tab.
	And everybody says they would fight, but I'm telling you, it's a lot scarier than it even sounds.
	Oh, no, man. Of course.
	Especially when you're not prepared for it.
	Yeah, fuck that, man. It's going to be...
	I'd be scared, too. And I'm a professional.
	I'd be like, oh, fuck's sake. So this is it right here.
	Okay, so I'm going to go ahead and...
	Want to play the sound? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I was going to play everything. I got y'all, baby.
	Aaron Gaines! In fact, because you're so good at this, this is the third of a three-part series.
	Can we play all three videos? Let me play all three.
	To start from the beginning, to give the whole context of the test.
	This was the test from start to finish.
	After morning exercises.
	One second.
	Let me pause this real fast.
	We need to go ahead.
	Give me one second, guys.
	I'm going to go ahead and adjust this real quick.
	I got to switch to sound settings real fast to play this.
	Sorry, you were going to say something?
	Yeah, so this is part of it.
	We produced a three-part series on the test.
	So like I said, there's the arrival when people first found out what was happening.
	There was the... The weigh-ins and the face-off, etc.
	And then there's the actual fight itself.
	It's probably one of the most beautiful things that humanity has ever created ever.
	The test was absolutely epic from head to toe.
	It was beautiful. Everything about it was beautiful.
	The brotherhood these men created and forged amongst each other when they went to war together, they're inseparable now.
	They're inseparable. It's like going to fucking Fallujah together.
	It was genuine war.
	They went to war together.
	There were tears of happiness like you wouldn't believe.
	Alright, so I'm going to go ahead and play it from the rip, and we should be good here, guys, here in a second, and thank you for being patient here.
	Alright, let's play it, and let's hope it comes up next.
	And so it happened on this day.
	Can you hear it? Yep, they can hear it.
	I'm monitoring it right now. Can we hear it?
	No, no, no, we don't want, you don't want, you want them here.
	After morning exercises, Master Po addressed the adepts regarding a mission to eradicate the Hyarushi clan.
	Poe warned us that the mission was so dangerous as to be deemed impossible with no hope of return.
	Poe's words were golden.
	If he deemed this a suicide mission, I believed him.
	This is good. Welcome you all to the test.
	In three days from now, There is a cage fighting event, and every single one of you has been paired against a professional fighting.
	This is the beginning of the path.
	Decide if you're going to do it or not, and you can write yes or no.
	Part one or part two?
	All right. Part two.
	This should be a TV show, bro. Jesus.
	Bro, it was sick. On Tate Network.
	Bro, it was sick. How many people folded?
	Can't say. Yeah, I mean, where is it?
	Here? Well, that's the test.
	Yeah, just hit back. A lot of them fought.
	More than I thought would fight.
	I didn't think that that many of them would fight.
	I thought no way that many of them were gonna fight.
	To build an elite core of men, they need to be thrown into the crucial.
	Not to kill them, but to make them wish they could die.
	To make the pain, the stress, the hardship go away.
	Most will give up, ring the bell.
	But some will refuse to...
	Alright, pause, because, um...
	Wait, hold on.
	Is this the countdown? Okay. Some will refuse to accept their station in life.
	Through the solid, through the nightmares, some will grit their teeth and flame themselves forward with purpose, will, and power.
	For them, the test will be a forge, casting them into a mold much the same as every single conqueror throughout history.
	So it is with the men of the test.
	This shit was badass.
	You guys missed out, man. You had to be there.
	It was fucking sick.
	It was sick. Let me play the last one.
	This was in Transylvania, about three hours from here.
	Po warned us that the mission was so dangerous as to be deemed impossible with no hope of return.
	Po's words were golden.
	Bye.
	If he deemed this a suicide mission, I'd be late.
	I'm sorry. I'm late.
	♪♪♪
	In the raging flames of the personal and tragical men are sometimes fools that want something other than humor than men.
	So it is with the men of the test.
	♪♪♪ Welcome to the Game to Skip.
	Oh Thanks for watching!
	Yeah, let's go back to normal.
	You can hit stop sharing right here.
	But imagine how that's not a transformative event in their lives.
	That's going to be their coolest fucking story.
	I went to a business conference in Transylvania, Romania and ended up fighting this fucking psycho in a cage.
	That's one of the coolest stories you could ever fucking have.
	Imagine how that's going to affect how they go through life forever.
	You think they're scared of going up to a bitch ever again?
	You're scared of anything. Their lives were transformed.
	They got their asses whooped, but their lives are better than it's ever been.
	Think of the friendships and the bonds they've created.
	That's all based on bravery, honor, sticking up for each other, masculine competition amongst each other.
	The number of guys who fought who said, I have to fight.
	Everyone around me is fighting. I have to.
	That's the kind of guys you need to near you.
	That's what it was all about. That was one of the greatest things that happened for fucking masculinity in modern times.
	Any man who wasn't there, you missed the fuck out.
	Whether you fought or not, you would have learned a whole fucking bunch about yourself.
	That's what it was about. I'm so fucking proud of them, guys.
	Man, I was nervous for them.
	Watching them walk to the cage, I was like, fuck's sake, bro.
	Because I've done it so many times.
	I was just like, they know they're walking to the slaughter, but they were just like, fuck it.
	Fuck it. Let's do it.
	They're a fucking gangster as fuck.
	I'm so proud of all of them.
	The war room's the real deal.
	And this is just the beginning. We've done so much shit.
	We've got so much stuff coming. We've got a big event coming up in Philippines, which is going to be even more crazy.
	Manila? No, we're doing one of the little islands.
	Somewhere beautiful for the pain.
	But yeah, we've got some beautiful things coming up for the war room.
	No, that's what's up, man. Hey, man.
	Like I said before, you got to pay your dues.
	And the problem is not enough guys pay their dues.
	You know what I mean? So, yeah.
	Shit, we had something here.
	Let me go back to the...
	Yes, I'm Justin. Right there.
	Okay. There was a question here that you wanted to answer, right, Andrew?
	I think so. Maybe let's check it if it's still up.
	Question, I am the creating of an LLC cause a friend wants me to be her manager, essentially bringing her brand, growing her account.
	I said yes, I'm not sure if I'm overthinking any advice.
	That's not even, I don't know what kind of question that is.
	Yeah, I'm a little confused by that question as well.
	I understand. Overthinking is not a real thing, I can tell you that.
	So, overthinking is just lack of action.
	Just shut up and do something. Mr.
	Ed, 300 bucks, goes, what are your thoughts on all world leaders being blood-related, starting from Egyptian pharaohs, and everything that happens is basically a show to make sure peasants are always under control?
	You know what's actually funny? We talk about the matrix and we talk about who controls the world, but you know who actually controls the world?
	The peasants. They get away with what we accept.
	No matter what, yeah, they're brainwashing us.
	I agree with that. Yeah, they're trying to control us by controlling our minds.
	I agree with that. But if we were to all actually say no, then who controls the world?
	We do. A bunch of them are brainwashed.
	And on a micro level, you as an individual, any one of you watching this, if you say no on a micro level and you have a few other good friends who say no, you can resist 98% of the bullshit they're trying to throw at you.
	Outside of the very recent mandates where a couple people might get stung, all the fucking blue pill bullshit, all the fucking depression clown world bullshit, if you have a few people close to you who reject it and you reject along with it, then they become useless.
	You can reject all of their programming with two or three good friends and just say, fuck you.
	No, I do not believe that.
	Oh, you want me to be sad and depressed?
	No. No, sir. Try again.
	Nope. Next!
	That's it! You can win.
	But you need to find inspiration.
	Like, these men found inspiration from having people beside them who said, no, fuck you, we're not doing that.
	We're fighting. That's what it's all about.
	That's what life's about.
	You need to have that team of men.
	If you haven't got that team of men, you ain't got shit.
	You don't have shit without it.
	That's all life's ever going to be about.
	That's what it's about. Who you know and whether you really ride or die together.
	I couldn't... If you were to ask me now how...
	Say, Tate, you're going to die.
	Choose how it happens. I'd choose war with my boys.
	I can't think of a better way.
	What am I going to choose? Die in my sleep like a fucking loser?
	I'd say bye to a woman, love her, give her the kisses, but when it's time to die, be like, alright, strap up.
	That's the best you can hope for.
	Is that not the best choice?
	What else would you choose?
	Tell me. That's what it's going to be.
	Get the fucking team.
	Get some whiskey. Let's fucking go.
	That's the whole point.
	That's the whole point of life. It's better to die on your feet with brothers beside you than to live on your knees.
	Absolutely. Absolutely or not.
	Good example is white beard from One Piece.
	Just saying. Let's see here.
	Let's do one more and then...
	Okay. Vic goes, Andrew, my dad was accused of SA. He didn't do it and he got five years.
	I'm grinding in the gym making money, but I'm still sad.
	What would you do in my shoes?
	Yeah, it's an unfortunate situation, but all the unfortunate things that happen to you are absolutely not only a benefit.
	You have to understand, just like Justin said earlier, there's not a single superhero in any superhero movie who did not have some kind of adversity or bad things happen to him that allows him to become a superhero.
	You have all the building blocks to become a fantastic individual because of all the adversity and bad things that have happened to you.
	Without trauma, you would never be anything worth anything.
	So you have to thank the Lord and thank the universe for providing you with the trauma for you to overcome.
	They gave you obstacles and you're going to climb over them and it's going to make you stronger than you've ever been before.
	Without the obstacles, you wouldn't be shit.
	So be thankful and fucking win.
	Stop complaining. Yeah, don't run from trauma as a man.
	I've always said it. Trauma turns boys into men.
	Trauma turns women into hoes.
	So, you know, you learn and grow from trauma.
	Women typically get destroyed by trauma.
	So embrace it and be happy with it.
	It's an opportunity for you to become better and stronger.
	Okay, last question. So I'm going to answer this idiot's question.
	Oh, fucking retard. Bro, these two things...
	Yeah, I pulled it up just for you.
	Yeah, thanks, bro. I'd love to join the War Room, but the video makes me think this is just for entertainment.
	I don't want to be on TV. Bro, you think that was entertainment?
	I don't want to be on TV. Are you for real?
	And this, my friend, you're not permitted.
	Don't waste your money because you're the kind of person to get kicked out because you're a fucking idiot.
	Clearly, if you just watched that and didn't appreciate or understand any of the mental lessons these people learned about facing their fears, overcoming adversity, the brotherhood they forged in battle, the things they're going to learn, how it's going to extrapolate out to their lives afterwards.
	If you watch that video and you're thinking about entertainment and reality TV, you are a dullard and I don't want you in my organization.
	So don't worry about it. This JJ Peterson guy goes, and here's the thing.
	We're going to answer this tomorrow, guys, when we go live.
	We're actually going to do an interview with Tate one-on-one on our channel, Fresh Fit.
	But he goes, you said that you don't believe in depression.
	Do you believe that it literally does not exist?
	Or do you acknowledge that it exists?
	Just not believing in it is the best mindset to have.
	And we're definitely going to go over topics like this as well and clarify a lot of the things that The Matrix has misconstrued about what Andrew said.
	But I don't know if you want to answer it now or do you want to take it tomorrow?
	Yeah, I've answered it a few times, but let's answer it tomorrow.
	Guys, definitely tune in.
	We'll do it tomorrow. I'll let y'all know.
	Probably somewhere between 4 to 7 p.m.
	We'll do it depending on timing and everything.
	Everybody's really busy here in Romania right now.
	But yeah, it's going to be a great one-on-one interview you guys.
	We're going to talk about a lot of things.
	A lot of things have changed since you've last been in Miami, so it's going to be awesome.
	We're really happy to do the interview with you.
	Absolutely, man. Let's do it. Sign-offs?
	Yes, last thoughts. Fresh favorite part.
	All right. Sneak where you go first, I guess.
	I want to thank you. Thank you for having me on.
	Thank you, Andrew. Thank you, Justin. It was great to be here.
	It was great to meet you. And I appreciate everything.
	Oh, man. Glad you came, bro.
	Glad you came. Guys, this was a WStream, man.
	Got some very good perspectives here.
	If you want to see the vlog channel of all this happening here while we're at the Tate House, check out Fresh Prince's CEO channel.
	One and up. And look, Andrew's here, man, to stay.
	He ain't going nowhere. Andrew's in a real deal.
	I've been here for like, what, three days now?
	And I got to say, the lifestyle, the cars, the girls, the money, helping men around the world, mental health, it's all real, guys.
	They're like that. Shout out to Andrew Tate.
	They're a real deal, Holyfield.
	And Justin as well. If you want to find me, you can find me on Instagram at jwaller7.
	If you want to find me on YouTube, you can find me at jwaller7.
	Most importantly, if you want to join the War Room, message me at jwaller7.
	I will answer those messages tonight.
	I can't emphasize enough how much this has been one of the best decisions of my life.
	I hope that all of you can step up to that challenge.
	If you're willing to do so, please message me immediately.
	God bless. Yeah, absolutely.
	For me, obviously, you know where I am.
	I'm on Rumble, but subscribe to the email list as well.
	Go to CobraTake.com. I give a free email every day with nuggets and wisdom regarding navigating life as a whole, not just making money or girls or relationships, but navigating life and mindset as a whole.
	It's completely free, and the mailing list is CobraTake.com.
	And if you have any further questions about anything, you can message Justin or you can message the live chat on CobraTake.com.
	And yeah, guys, check us out on Fresh and Fit on YouTube.
	That's our main YouTube channel. My Instagram is Unplugged Fits.
	Check out Fresh on Freshman CEO. And yeah, we're going to have an interview.
	Yeah, Fed1811. That's my other YouTube channel.
	I break down criminal cases for y'all.
	You should break down Andrews once it's done.
	How bullshit it was?
	Yeah. Yeah, how bullshit it was, man.
	Crazy. And here's the thing.
	There's no one more qualified to talk about human trafficking than me on the internet because I've done it myself.
	I've actually investigated. And I can tell you guys wholeheartedly from my training experience, it's 1,000% a fucking lie, bullshit.
	It is not human trafficking whatsoever.
	It's actually ludicrous that people even on the internet tried to insinuate that.
	And me coming from that background, I used to actually do this shit, talk to real victims, talk to real people that were dealing with this bullshit.
	It's an insult to real victims to go ahead and accuse Andrew of some bullshit like that.
	That's true. But yeah, check us out on FreshlyFetMan, Fed1811, and we'll be back here tomorrow with Andrew to do a one-on-one interview, man.
	We're really excited to have you. Let's do it.
	Let's do it, guys. Other than that, guys, we love y'all.
	Do you have anything before I end it?
	Let's go. Yeah, guys, we'll check out all the guys, and like the goddamn video and subscribe to Andrew's Rumble, man.
	Let's fight back against the Matrix.
	Yeah, exactly. Let's get it to one mil on fucking Rumble.
	That's what we're talking about. Love y'all, guys.

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