June 11, 2024 - Tate Speech - Andrew Tate
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| Do we have sound? | |
| Let me check first of all. | |
| Is this microphone working? | |
| If the microphone is working, I'm going to explain what this cigar evening is going to be about and what I'm going to talk about and what I'm not going to talk about. | |
| So, I'm going to disappoint a lot of you before we even start. | |
| You're all going to be very disappointed because I anticipate... | |
| In fact, I'm going to wait. | |
| The number is still climbing through the roof, so I'm going to wait until people have joined me so I can make one thing about this evening perfectly clear to all of you. | |
| So give me a moment. You have a few more minutes to tune in. | |
| Run later. So I've got lots of different things to talk about today. | |
| I have many different things to talk about today, and I know I didn't introduce this cigar. | |
| I know I didn't do that, because this is a cigar that I smoke all the time. | |
| It's my daily smoker. | |
| But I've been getting a lot of attention on X and a lot of attention on social media within the past 72 hours. | |
| And I think we all know why. | |
| So I'm going to tell you first of all what I am going to talk about tonight and what I'm not going to talk about because there are so many important things going on in the world. | |
| And many people, which is I guess my strength, I like to look at the world through a very broad spectrum. | |
| I don't ever let myself get tunnel vision. | |
| But a lot of you have got tunnel vision. | |
| And despite my brother going crazy and crashing various crypto markets and calling himself the daddy of crypto, I have decided to have a whole cigar night, one hour, for everyone who likes me and everyone who respects my opinions and listens to me, to speak about everything besides crypto. | |
| I'm not going to speak about crypto at all. | |
| Because talking about crypto, I think I finally realized why my brother is doing it. | |
| I've realized why he's doing it. | |
| And I'm going to tell you. Do I tell you now so all you crypto guys can bail out? | |
| Or do I tell you later so you can wait to the end of the stream to actually listen why I think Andrew is doing what he's doing? | |
| That's a very difficult predicament. | |
| One for I'll tell you right now why he's doing it. | |
| And two for save it for the end. | |
| Because I might just jump into completely different topics. | |
| Because I am not interested in shitcoins. | |
| Okay, I guess I'm gonna tell you now. | |
| I guess I'll tell you right now. | |
| What you ladies and gentlemen have to understand is, although you're all fans and friends of mine and my loyal listeners who I guess have some degree for the authority me and Andrew have, you have some level of respect for our opinions and the things that we say, because of that, you don't really understand or maybe listen to the mainstream media attacks on us. | |
| And I've been thinking, as Andrew's brother, because I've no idea why he is doing what he's doing and why he's gone so crazy, talking about shitcoins all the time and jumping on random spaces and retweeting random coins and joining random telegram groups, I've thought about why I think he's doing it. | |
| So what you have to understand is the mainstream media is very against me and Andrew. | |
| The attacks on me and Andrew are endless. | |
| I have a PR team who every day send me all the articles printed about myself and my brother. | |
| All of them are bad all of the time. | |
| All of them are that we've done something wrong, that we're toxic, that we're dangerous, and that we're bad, and that our rumble streams are bad, and that our platform, the real world, is by extension very, very bad. | |
| You have to understand that the real world is a university. | |
| It's a school. And like any school, it has various campuses and various professors that teach various things. | |
| But one of the things we teach inside of the real world is internet marketing. | |
| So the real world is a school that costs $49 a month. | |
| And one of the campuses is dedicated to internet marketing. | |
| And one of the campuses is dedicated to crypto. | |
| So I think my brother is doing what he's doing simply to prove to the entire world who doubts him and all the mainstream media cuckhole losers who keep screaming that the real world is somehow not a great platform. | |
| I think that what he's doing is showing, look, if one of our campuses is internet marketing and I charge just 50 bucks for it per month, clearly I can do internet marketing. | |
| If you are now learning internet marketing from me, Andrew Tate, the best in the world at internet marketing who can completely pump and sink entire crypto portfolios and chains, then I clearly know what I'm talking about so the product is worthwhile. | |
| If you are learning crypto from inside of the real world, and I have proven my adaptiveness and my skill | |
| with cryptocurrency and making sure everybody within my school makes money and does very well, | |
| then clearly it's not a scam. | |
| So these two things alone, this is what I think he's doing. | |
| I think it's an extremely smart, subtle advertisement, I guess, for the real world. | |
| And the online school. Because that's the only financial incentive. | |
| I mean, he's thrown away loads of money, burned loads of money, flushed money down the drain, turned down free money. | |
| So... I think the only, I guess, incentive is having more students inside of the real world and more free minds. | |
| So he's showing his cards. | |
| Look, I teach internet marketing. | |
| I'm the best. Look, I teach crypto. | |
| I'm the best. And that's why I think he's doing what he's doing. | |
| I don't have any interest in crypto or shitcoins. | |
| I really don't. So I'm not going to speak on that today. | |
| And we're going to completely change subjects to some of the other things that you guys have asked me about. | |
| And I fully expect to lose 25% of my viewers now because you're waiting for me to say something or jump on something or plug something that you could buy and make a quick pump on. | |
| I'm actually going to talk about crypto next a little bit without mentioning any coins because that's not my style. | |
| I got asked on X when I posted, what are we talking about today? | |
| Someone said, hey, all the big moves you and your brother are making in crypto and coins, how can we build generational wealth? | |
| What does generational wealth mean and how much is generational wealth? | |
| I think the concept of generational wealth is complete horseshit. | |
| And I think that making it from something like shit coins is even bigger horseshit. | |
| And I'm going to tell you why. All of you people looking to make generational wealth from pumping a coin and making a bunch of money, I think that you are delusional. | |
| Do I think you can buy a house that one day you can leave to your kids? | |
| Yeah, sure. Do I think that you can put some money in an account that you'll one day leave to your kids? | |
| Yeah, sure. But generational wealth actually means nothing. | |
| Without generational work ethic, I would much rather have had my father, as poor as he was financially, teaching me all the great lessons he's taught me in life and preparing me to face the world as difficult as the world is, as the man I am, than have my father have some large amount of money that I would have inherited after he died. | |
| I'm much better off being prepared with the generational mindset that he put into me. | |
| You know, Donald Trump Jr. said this on his space very recently. | |
| He said, look, I don't deny I am the son of a billionaire, but I guarantee I'm the only son of a billionaire who can drive a caterpillar construction truck. | |
| Because my father made us learn every single job that was involved in our business, from pouring the concrete, to running the wires, to driving the trucks, to the heavy loading, to the lifting. | |
| I did everything. And I think that one of the reasons Don Jr. | |
| is such an exceptional person and such an outstanding guy isn't because his father has generational wealth. | |
| Because Donald Trump does have generational wealth. | |
| When Donald Trump dies, his son's going to get the money. | |
| And when he dies, his son's probably going to get the money. | |
| You could even argue that Donald Trump's father had a level of generational wealth. | |
| Fred Trump was a smart, successful man. | |
| But why is Don Jr. | |
| the man he is? It's because of a mindset that was installed in him by his father. | |
| His father was present. His father made him learn. | |
| His father made him read. His father made him do all the fucking jobs that his company evolved from mowing the grass on golf courses all the way up. | |
| And I feel like that's much more important than generational wealth. | |
| So when people are asking me stupid questions like, how am I going to build generational wealth? | |
| Which coin is going to give me generational wealth? | |
| I'd say none. Because you yourself are not armed with the knowledge and the mindset it takes to even be rich in the first place. | |
| Let alone armed to pass it on to your kids. | |
| At least Fred Trump and then Donald Trump had to learn millions of difficult lessons along the way. | |
| From how to avoid dealing with the mafia. | |
| He probably had some failures, some setbacks. | |
| He was close to bankruptcy a couple of times. | |
| All the lessons he learned along his way, he was happy to pass on to Don Jr., and Eric, and Baron, and the other boys as well. | |
| And that is much more important than the money. | |
| So you, as a shit-coiner, you don't know anything. | |
| So you're not going to build generational wealth, because even if you make $100 million right now, you're probably not going to have very much left by the time you die, because humans live a very long time. | |
| Now it's 2024. You might be 25 years old. | |
| You might be mined. You might be 36. | |
| You might be 36, you might make 100 million dollars. | |
| You have to stay rich forever and you have no skills. | |
| That means you have to continue to be a millionaire when you're 40, 50, 60, 80, 85. | |
| You have kids, you have grandkids, you have this large extended family and you've got this one little pot of money that you made back in 2024 from fucking betting on some shitcoin. | |
| No, you're not going to get generational wealth because you're never going to develop the generational mindset. | |
| So you need to be smart, first and foremost. | |
| I would absolutely advise you that along with your shit crypto trading and your aping into shit coins, I would absolutely advise you to, you know, read, learn how money works. | |
| Learn how to invest in the real world, not my school, the actual physical real world as opposed to just online blockchains. | |
| You know, find a way of growing your money. | |
| Maybe learn some business skills. | |
| Open up some car washes or businesses that will never go out of fashion. | |
| Because physical businesses, like retail, can go out of fashion. | |
| Amazon's slowly killing them off. | |
| But people still need to physically go and get their hair cut. | |
| Physically go and get their car washed. | |
| And these things still exist. So why don't you know anything about investing? | |
| Why is your idea of investing just aping into coins and trying to get some fucking massive pump instead of building a residual income? | |
| You are never going to make generational wealth on a fucking meme coin because you are not a generationally wealthy, mindsetted person and you're going to fail in the long run. | |
| I... Have come up the very, very, very hard way. | |
| I've never actually caught a huge crypto pump in my life. | |
| I've done some four or five X's, six X's. | |
| I mean, I bought Bitcoin when it was cheaper. | |
| I bought Ethereum when it was cheaper. | |
| These are coins I'm happy mentioning because I can't affect the prices. | |
| And everything I've learned in my long and difficult life has armed me to be the kind of father who can build a generationally wealthy family. | |
| Because when I have sons, And when I have daughters, they are going to learn a lot about the world because I have all the knowledge to pass on to them. | |
| Lottery winners go broke for a reason, and gambling on a shitcoin, although it probably takes more skill and slightly less luck than the lottery, is exactly the same thing. | |
| Because who says that the central bank digital currencies don't come along in crypto in three or four years? | |
| It's completely dead. The age of gambling on shitcoins is over. | |
| Okay, you made $10 million. Now it's 2038. | |
| What's Tristan Tate doing? Tristan Tate is running a very real company, making very real money. | |
| You can't gamble on shitcoins anymore. | |
| Tristan Tate has investment properties that he can, you know, rent out for $200,000, $300,000 a month because they're some of the premier properties in the premier locations in the world. | |
| What have you done? I almost said a coin. | |
| I almost said a coin, but I didn't. | |
| So I think it's a very stupid question because you don't understand what generational wealth means. | |
| You don't understand what it means to be generationally wealthy. | |
| You don't understand at all how to manage money, how to pass that knowledge on to your kids. | |
| So I would say do 10 years of hard work before you worry about how much money generationally wealthy means. | |
| Because you're going to lose it or your kids are going to lose it. | |
| Jackie Chan is famously leaving almost no money to his kids. | |
| Jackie Chan, the action movie star from when I was a kid, the Chinese guy. | |
| And he gave a really beautiful quote, which I like. | |
| He said... When a reporter heard about this, he said, well, what about your son? | |
| Jackie Chan said, if he's smart enough, he will make his own money. | |
| And if he's not, then he would simply be wasting mine. | |
| And I kind of feel that way, too. | |
| I'm not saying I'm going to leave my sons or my kids with zero. | |
| I don't think that's who I am. | |
| I think that I'm going to have so much money my entire life that there's going to be a substantial fortune left. | |
| By the time I leave this earth. | |
| However, my kids are going to be programmed and smart enough to deal with it. | |
| Because I'm the type of person who could pass on those lessons like I think Donald Trump did to his kids. | |
| So I think it's a very stupid question. | |
| Don't ask me how to create generational wealth. | |
| Because to be a retard and to be so rich that your kids are rich and your grandkids are rich, you'd need billions and billions and billions. | |
| And you're not going to make it gambling shitcoins. | |
| Not at all, there's never going to be enough liquidity in the pot. | |
| So Andrew's meme coin addiction is proving a very good point. | |
| He's getting more people into the real world as a school. | |
| And I think that's a very good thing. | |
| More real world students, more war room members. | |
| They're obviously not students because they're established men in their own fields. | |
| And the more war room members and real world students, the more that me and Andrew are saving the world and actually helping, I think, build the type of men who can have generational wealth and pass it on to their kids. | |
| So, from one president's son to the other, because I've just praised Donald Trump Jr. | |
| and his tireless work ethic, the way he carries himself, the way he speaks. | |
| Very smart man. I admire him very much. | |
| And Trump's other sons as well, Eric and Barron. | |
| They're good guys. | |
| But our current president, our current sitting president, if you even refer to him as the president of the United States, hasn't done so well, has he? | |
| And this is what I mean about being the man to arm your sons to continue your legacy. | |
| So, of course, Joe Biden, when he became vice president, wasn't the richest man in the world. | |
| He didn't become the richest man in the world until he started doing dodgy illegal business, allegedly. | |
| But he was a successful man, the second in the seat of power of the world's most important country. | |
| And what did his sons do? | |
| Crack is the answer. | |
| Crack and prostitutes and, you know, waved guns around and made weird videos on his laptop doing it. | |
| You know, if that's what's on the man's laptop, I'd like to know what he thought. | |
| Ooh, I better not record this. | |
| This might land me in trouble. | |
| I'd like to know what he thought was too much to do, if that's what's actually on his physical laptop. | |
| And Hunter Biden, as many of you know, has just been found guilty today on some charges. | |
| Peculiar way. For those of you who don't follow this news, for your crypto DJs who are watching charts all day, let me tell you what happened. | |
| They found him guilty of the crappest crimes you could possibly find him guilty of. | |
| Crimes related to crack cocaine and stuff, so he can always play the, hey, I'm an addict. | |
| Card. I'm an addict. | |
| Addicts do stupid things, and addicts do do stupid things, and some good people do struggle with addiction. | |
| I won't say suffer from addiction. | |
| I don't believe it to be a disease, but they struggle with addiction. | |
| Some very, very good people. | |
| I mean, even friends of mine, and people who I admire, people like Tucker Carlson has spoken about his past problems with alcohol use, etc., and he doesn't touch this stuff nowadays. | |
| Some very good people. | |
| So, what they've done with... | |
| Hunter Biden is they haven't given him a plea deal or some sweetheart deal so people could say justice isn't real because they've just falsely prosecuted Donald Trump on a bunch of bullshit. | |
| So what they did with Hunter Biden is they said, look, here's what we're going to do. | |
| Here's your get out of jail free card. | |
| You're going to admit that you were a bad boy and you did a few things. | |
| Here's what you're going to be found guilty on. | |
| You're not going to do any jail time. | |
| You're going to be perfectly fine. | |
| But these are the charges we need you to accept now so our persecution of Donald Trump looks more legit. | |
| It's that scene in The Dark Knight Rises when Bane is caught on the plane. | |
| And the man, Bane's sidekick, Bane's henchman, goes to clip himself into the wire that takes him up to the other plane. | |
| And Bane looks down and says, no, my brother, they expect one of us in the wreckage. | |
| That's what they did to Hunter Biden. | |
| So they made a bit of an example out of him to make the wreckage look real, to make it look like justice just works and no one's above it and no one can escape it. | |
| Because what they didn't charge him on, by the way, oh, he has a gun, oh, he has some crack, a bunch of crap. | |
| What they didn't charge him on is him clearly, clearly, him and his entire family, I believe, were caught red-handed, essentially, using Joe Biden's position to Essentially, do illegal business. | |
| Hey, well, give me a percent, don't worry, I'll get this done. | |
| In places like Ukraine, places like China. | |
| And it's incredibly scary that now we find ourselves on the brink of World War III, all because of this country, Ukraine, and the people who are doing dodgy dealings with him are the ones in power in the United States who now keep giving them money. | |
| Incredibly scary. Incredibly scary. | |
| Not just for you over in the United States, but for me, on the border of fucking Ukraine. | |
| Unable to leave, apparently. | |
| So the apple never falls far from the tree. | |
| So one president can have good sons. | |
| Another president can have sons who are absolute fuck-ups. | |
| And that's the way it is. Napoleon's daughter, I believe, was famously insane. | |
| Was it Napoleon's daughter? | |
| Or Benjamin Franklin's daughter? | |
| It was somebody's daughter. And he said, I can take care of the country, or I can take care of her. | |
| I can't possibly do both. | |
| Someone tell me who that was. | |
| It wasn't Napoleon. It was Benjamin Franklin or one of the American founding fathers. | |
| I like when I see messages in the chat. | |
| Will you shut up, man? | |
| I love when I see messages like that. | |
| So hear me out. You're by yourself. | |
| At home. Jerking off. | |
| Your favorite porn clip is finished. | |
| You just fucking jizzed everywhere. | |
| You're wiping up the jizz. You take out your laptop. | |
| Okay, I'm done with porn. Tristan Tate's live. | |
| You open up your laptop. I'm going to listen to Tristan Tate. | |
| Play. I've joined the other 22,000 people listening to Tristan Tate. | |
| I'm listening. Okay, in my time, I've decided to do this. | |
| Will you shut up? | |
| I could shut up on this podcast and sit there and say nothing, and more people would pay attention to me smoking this cigar than have ever paid attention to you in your life, you fucking brokey. | |
| Don't tell me to shut up. | |
| Just close the laptop. I don't care. | |
| I don't know who you are, and I'm completely uninterested. | |
| Bye. | |
| So... Not many people know this, but I've met Dan Bilzerian before. | |
| I've spoken to him multiple times. | |
| I would go as far as to say I know him. | |
| You know, the night I spent with him, we were sitting talking about everything from, you know, our childhood growing up to fucking our political views, etc. | |
| We were, you know, drinking a few shots of tequila. | |
| And I remember when I left, I came back to Bucharest and I said to my then girlfriend, I said, you know what? | |
| That Dan Bilzerian guy is extremely underrated. | |
| He's an incredibly smart man with an incredibly logical worldview. | |
| Obviously, he's a marketing genius. | |
| Very good at marketing. That's why he is who he is and everyone knows who he is. | |
| However, I was impressed by him when I first spoke to the dude. | |
| And now he's coming out. | |
| I think raising awareness to one of the biggest problems in American politics, | |
| and when I say one of the biggest problems in American politics, I know I have some super far | |
| right-wingers who are going to start spamming stuff about Jews in my chat. I'm not interested | |
| in reading that. What I'd like to say is, Thank you for watching. | |
| You can like a Jewish person and dislike the government of Israel. | |
| You can have Jewish friends and dislike the Jewish lobby that controls American politicians. | |
| So, Dan Bilzerian is smarter than a lot of you people because he's not attacking a religion and he's not attacking a People based on their religious beliefs or certain race. | |
| What he's doing is he's actually bringing up the real issues which are tangible that everybody can agree with. | |
| If you are Jewish and you are American, you should agree that the Israeli lobby should have less power over politicians in the United States. | |
| He's actually being specific, which I like because it shows that he knows what he's actually talking about. | |
| You can't have American politicians who have taken a lot of money and are clearly being controlled financially By a foreign government if it was anyone but Israel. | |
| So let's say it was Mexico. | |
| Let's say it was England. Let's say it was Romania. | |
| Let's say a Romanian politician. | |
| I'm going to get to some Romanian politicians in a moment because it's a very interesting story I'd like to share with you all. | |
| Let's say a Romanian politician. | |
| Was dealing with the guy who decides where American military bases are placed. | |
| And gives him $10 million. | |
| And then this guy gets into power and the Romanians say, hey, build the bases here. | |
| And that happens. | |
| See, America builds bases here just because it wants to. | |
| And there are no dealings like that between America and Romania. | |
| I have no reason to believe that there are. | |
| Certainly not the Romanians telling the Americans what to do. | |
| The Americans telling the Romanians what to do. | |
| Well, look at my situation. | |
| So... So Dan is actually raising concerns about legitimate problems in the world and legitimate problems with American politics being foreign powers, you know, having too much say and too much pull into what the politicians do and what the politicians don't do. | |
| So I really respect him for that and I respect him for that for a reason because I know what will happen to him. | |
| I don't know if they'll ever delete his Instagram because he is the king of Instagram. | |
| But he might. | |
| He's certainly going to lose his banks. | |
| He's certainly going to lose payment processing for Ignite and his companies. | |
| He's certainly going to lose sponsorships. | |
| He's certainly going to lose connections. | |
| And he's certainly going to lose money. | |
| I don't know if many of you know this. | |
| He wasn't really active on social media anymore. | |
| I mean, he hadn't posted on Instagram in many, many months. | |
| His Twitter was dormant. | |
| I followed him. I never saw a single thing he posted. | |
| But what he saw was, I think, what tipped him over the edge. | |
| edge and I can't speak for Dan because I am not Dan and he hasn't told me this. | |
| But what I think what tipped him over the edge is he's a man with a good heart | |
| and all the images of dead children in the genocide happening in Palestine just | |
| just made him I guess speak out. I think he's always known you know the problems | |
| with this particular foreign government and what they're doing in | |
| the United States but now when they start killing children I think he | |
| thought you know what I've got enough money Fuck it. I'll fly first class if I lose the plane, but I've decided to speak out. | |
| And he did it knowing full well he was going to lose money. | |
| He's not sitting there looking at his bank balance, which will be lower, going, What happened? | |
| I was just expressing an opinion. | |
| No, that's not him. He knew exactly what he was doing. | |
| And you have to respect him for that. | |
| If I know the consequences of me saying certain things is certain people trying to put me in jail or certain people trying to lock me up or take money from me, and I say them anyway, that's a sign of bravery. | |
| It is a sign of bravery. And I don't want to give the Matrix any ideas, but Dan, like Russell Brand, like myself, have a vast experience with women. | |
| And as we know from Donald Trump, you know, one crazy lady who you barely know, like E. Jean Carroll. | |
| You know, the courts are on your side. | |
| So, God bless. | |
| God protect Dan Bilzerian, is what I'll say. | |
| May God protect him and be on his side. | |
| I'd like to talk a bit. | |
| about Don Lemon. | |
| And I'll tell you why I'm going to talk about Don Lemon. | |
| Because I believe the world is changing and Don Lemon is the perfect Analysis. | |
| The Don Lemon situation is the perfect analysis of how the world is changing for the better. | |
| So as we know, Don Lemon is a stone-cold loser. | |
| I have more people watching me live right now than people who have ever watched most of his episodes he's ever put out, and he's a mainstream news anchor. | |
| That's strange, and I'm just some guy. | |
| I'm not even THE guy. | |
| Andrew Tate's the famous guy. | |
| I'm his brother who supports him and works with him, but I'm not the celebrity even in my group. | |
| I'm the second most famous man in this house and I pull many more viewers than Don Lemon who was a headline news anchor for a fucking decade on mainstream media because he is a loser. | |
| But him being a loser and what's happened to him has really, really demonstrated that maybe the world is changing for the better. | |
| We all know the analogy. | |
| Strong men create good times. | |
| Good times create weak men. | |
| Weak men create bad times. | |
| Bad times create strong men. | |
| It goes around like that. I think I've nailed it. | |
| And it's something along those lines. | |
| And for a long time, I think most of my teenage years, my early 20s, my late 20s, my early 30s, we were in the weak men create bad times. | |
| You know, there's been a few ups and downs, a few resurgences. | |
| But I think that when we look at most of the leaders of most of the most powerful countries in the West over the last 15, 20 years, I think that we've been in weak men create bad times. | |
| Immigration's out of control absolutely everywhere. | |
| No one can buy a house anymore. | |
| Inflation's wrecking everybody. | |
| We are in the bad times, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| These are the bad times. | |
| You can't afford to feed your family, your gas prices through the roof. | |
| No matter what job you work, you're never gonna get the money or respect you think you deserve as a hard-working man. | |
| You'll never own your own car or home. | |
| It's very hard to find a wife who loves you to have kids with. | |
| You can't have kids because they're too fucking expensive. | |
| These are the bad times. | |
| Look around you. You may be having a nice time and you may be enjoying your life. | |
| I'm enjoying my life right now, but I very much acknowledge that we are in the bad times. | |
| And the Don Lemon situation. | |
| It's very interesting because I think that it's shown that we've moved into the next era, which is bad times create strong men. | |
| Now, the times aren't going to get good until the men are strong enough, but I do believe that the pendulum is now swinging. | |
| Within the last one year, maybe, the last one year, I think we've moved from weak men creating bad times to bad times creating strong men. | |
| I'll tell you why. I will give my brother and personally take a little bit of credit for this. | |
| The number of men who I've met who shake my hand and say, look, I'm strong, I've got muscles now, I've been going to the gym, I've been working on my business, my mother doesn't work anymore, I financially take care of her, is in the thousands. | |
| The messages I get on the internet are in the tens of thousands. | |
| I am certainly helping create the next generation of strong men because men have been told to be weak for so long. | |
| I also believe that with the hopefully, hopefully upcoming election of Donald Trump, the general consensus of the people, the voter, the electorate, are now people who respect strength and respect the masculine frame and all the things that Trump encapsulates in who he is as a person. | |
| But it's not just that. | |
| What really made me realize that we're in the stage of We're moving from weak men create bad times into bad times create strong men are the recent European elections, which I'll discuss very briefly. | |
| And if you're not European, I know you don't care. | |
| But people like Marine Le Pen of France, a woman, a politician who I have massive respect for, people like Marine Le Pen have run in countless French elections and lost. | |
| Lost to lefties. | |
| Lost to globalists. | |
| Lost to people who are happy to see Paris burn. | |
| Lost to people who want immigration flooding into France, destroying its national culture. | |
| And just recently in the election, not the election for the leadership, But the elections for the European Union member parties, Marine Le Pen's party won massively, massively. | |
| And I think that's because there's a new generation of people coming through. | |
| These bad times have created strong men who want real leadership. | |
| And France, she absolutely whooped. | |
| Emmanuel Macron, who I can't stand in the election, and she has done very, very well, as so have many, many right-wing parties across all of Europe, all of Europe, from Germany, which is too scared to be right-wing ever since the end of World War II. They're too scared to be called Nazis. | |
| The far-right party has done massively well, and they made a mistake. | |
| They underestimated the importance of the cultural shift in you youngsters, because I know you youngsters watch me. | |
| And youngsters from Germany, watch me and Andrew, I know you do. | |
| And your mindset has now been corrected and built in a way that you understand what needs to be done in terms of leadership of your countries. | |
| And Germany had this great idea. | |
| They said, oh, well, historically, young people have always been left wing. | |
| I believe it was Winston Churchill who once said, if you're not left-wing in your 20s, you have no heart. | |
| But if you're not right-wing in your 30s, then you have no brain. | |
| That was a Winston Churchill quote. | |
| And it's basically applied universally. | |
| Universally for the last little while, the weak men creating bad times period. | |
| You know, you're 15, you're 16, you're left-wing. | |
| Oh, communists, let's do this. | |
| Let's all share. It's not all about profits. | |
| Now, the world's so fucked, people are realizing, shit, we need to get our shit together. | |
| We need to get back to some old-school capitalism. | |
| We need to defend our border, defend our country, and build something new. | |
| So, Germany... Lowered the voting age from 18 to 16, thinking, oh, well, this is going to secure our future. | |
| No, we'll be perfectly fine now. | |
| Lefties are going to win it. And you 16, 17-year-olds of Germany made me super, super proud, and you voted for the correct party. | |
| Well done to you. Shock to the system. | |
| Fuck you to the globalists. The big middle finger. | |
| So it's common sense now. | |
| People are now pulling themselves together. | |
| And America is the leader of global culture. | |
| I really pray, really pray for Donald Trump for many, many reasons. | |
| And I pray that the election goes ahead fairly and justly. | |
| Because if it does, then it's a done deal. | |
| That doesn't mean don't vote, by the way, Americans. | |
| Get out there and fucking vote. I'll be voting from here if I'm stuck here. | |
| I'll be voting, my damn self. | |
| So you better get yourself out and vote because my time is very, very valuable. | |
| And yeah, politics are now swinging the other way, which I think is very, very good. | |
| And as I was saying, Don Lemon is the biggest loser ever. | |
| And it's not just the European elections. | |
| Don Lemon is proof that times are changing. | |
| You have to understand that to purport bullshit and to purport a false world narrative, you need absolute control over the narrative and over the media and over the information that people listen to. | |
| Many of you don't know this, when the printing press was first invented, only governments and the church could control the printing press. | |
| You couldn't have individual people controlling the printing press because they could become pamphleteers. | |
| And pamphleteering was a crime punishable by death in lots of countries. | |
| Illegally printing stuff about the king, about the government, and handing it out. | |
| So no, no, no. I'm the government. | |
| I'm the church. I control the printing presses. | |
| You read what I put out. | |
| Printing presses were heavily controlled because they were the best way of getting mass media to the people. | |
| In this time of weak men creating bad times, The internet has been controlled by weak men because the internet is the best way of getting messages out to the people. | |
| It's the single greatest tool of communication humans have ever devised. | |
| Now, what does that mean? | |
| Well, recently, with Rumble being a platform, Chris doing wonderful things at Rumble, Elon purchasing Twitter, changing the name to X, and freeing the media from the grip of these evil people, they can no longer sit idiots in front of you and make you have to swallow what they say. | |
| So Don Lemon, one of the biggest idiots in all of the media, was sat in front of the news every night, People would get out their remote control, turn on the news. | |
| Not a news channel, it's called the news for a reason. | |
| Because it was the news that you had to listen to if you wanted to know what was going on. | |
| You'd switch on Don Lemon, the idiot, and he'd sit there and say, Hate attacks against gays are going up and we need to force people to make gay birthday cakes because everyone's homophobic and everyone's racist too. | |
| Homophobia and racism aren't even a real thing amongst smart people. | |
| They're really not. I don't really know any homophobes or racists. | |
| Like, you're talking shit. And people will listen to this and be like, okay, we need to give gays more rights. | |
| We need to give black people reparations. | |
| Oh, we need to do this. We need to do that. | |
| And they're being programmed by the news. | |
| The news. But But the thing is, in a free marketplace, the way that things should be set up, capitalism is a free marketplace, people decide what they want to buy, decide what they want to subscribe to, decide what they want to listen to. | |
| And the media has been freed, and the media being freed means we can see what people's actual fucking choices are. | |
| Instead of them having to watch the news, and then changing the news presenter every three or four years, be like, well, I prefer the previous presenter who read off the teleprompter, or I prefer this guy. | |
| Well, you know, from all the way from fucking Walter Cronkite to fucking the Bill Maher's of today, they controlled who read you your shit. | |
| So... What happens today? | |
| Well, today, anyone can watch any program at any time. | |
| There's no set times for television. | |
| Maybe some very elderly people still stick to that system, but I know people who want to watch a movie, a series, a stream, a podcast, and they just put it on from whatever media outlet they want, whether it be Amazon, Prime, Rumble. | |
| I don't want to say the ones I hate that much. | |
| Netflix. I kind of hate Netflix. | |
| And they'll sit and watch the show that they want. | |
| So now we actually have free market capitalism for once, and we can see what people actually decide to watch. | |
| And Don Lemon can't get five fucking people to watch his show. | |
| Isn't that telling? | |
| Isn't that telling that the motherfucker who they put in front of you for years to read you your news, the news, when put by himself to discuss any idea with anybody is so uninteresting that, you know, I'm going to start a new show. | |
| I'm going to start a new show called The Talisman Smokes Don Lemon. | |
| And every time that dickhead goes live, I'm going to go live on Rumble and I'm going to sit with a cigar or a cigarette And smoke. | |
| I'm gonna say nothing. I'm just gonna smoke. | |
| That's it. And we're gonna see who gets more views. | |
| The talisman smokes Don Lemon. | |
| New concept coming soon. | |
| I don't even know when that dickhead goes live because I don't pay any attention to him. | |
| But I'm gonna find out and I'm gonna outsmoke him when he goes live. | |
| I'm gonna get more viewers smoking my fucking cigarette than he gets on his stream to prove what a useless dumbass he is. | |
| And he is a dumbass. | |
| The thing is, with dumbasses, dumbasses like to make mistakes. | |
| Dumbasses love excuses. | |
| Sorry, dumbasses like to make excuses. | |
| And the thing is, with dumbasses making excuses, is it's very simple. | |
| What they do is they just blame something else. | |
| You know, when the only smart person who I've seen Don Lemon speak to in recent times is when he got the floor absolutely fucking wiped With himself by Elon Musk. | |
| He sat there with Elon Musk and he looked like a fucking idiot. | |
| He was there like... And Elon was like, well, the only reason I'm doing this interview is because you're trying to start a show on X. And he was like, well, if you buy me a Cybertruck and give me millions of dollars, I'll run my show. | |
| And Elon was like... I don't really care. | |
| Like, do you have any good questions? | |
| And he looked like a fucking fool, this Don Lemon character. | |
| And Don Lemon encapsulates all of what the mainstream media is. | |
| And all of what the media wants to be. | |
| They want idiots reading shit to you. | |
| And when I say idiots like to make excuses, Don Lemon then said about Elon Musk, Well, cause I'm black and I'm a homosexual, he wasn't comfortable having me sit in front of him. | |
| Elon Musk is not a racist and a homophobe. | |
| No smart person is. | |
| And the thing is, I can call you a dumbass and you can call me a homophobe, but you can't even call me a racist because I'm actually probably just about as black as you. | |
| I just don't look it. | |
| So shut up. Worthless. | |
| So that's what's happened to the world. | |
| The whole world has shifted and people have become smarter and people are consuming better content because it exists out there in the world. | |
| Trista Tate smokes Don Lemon coming very, very soon. | |
| I was asked about the new Jesco. | |
| I'm not going to talk about that yet. | |
| I'm going to stick on the topic of political corruption. | |
| I'm going to give you guys a teaser. | |
| This is a very interesting story. | |
| This is a very interesting story. A Romanian politician, a right-wing Romanian politician. | |
| Who I quite like. | |
| I like lots of different Romanian politicians from various different political parties. | |
| His name is Jorge Simeon. | |
| I quite like him. I quite like what he has to say. | |
| I quite like how much he loves his country. | |
| I have no reason to dislike the dude when he speaks and when I listen to him, if he's got subtitles, because my Romanian kind of sucks, I'm like, you know what? | |
| This guy says some pretty good stuff. | |
| He seems like a pretty smart guy. | |
| Him and another member of his party have, believe it or not, I know, you're going to be shocked, Just had a big criminal investigation launched against them. | |
| Crazy, right? A politician saying the things that a lot of people in power, you know, in the European Union maybe disagree with, had a big... | |
| Criminal investigation launched against him. | |
| Well, that's very interesting. | |
| Now, the reason I'm telling you this, because most of you aren't Romanians, is one to give you a flavor of this happens everywhere in the world because it happened to Donald Trump, it's happened to George A. Simeon. | |
| Now, I'm not telling you that because I think you're interested in what happens in Romania. | |
| What I'm telling you is this. | |
| Certain prosecutors, just like in America, certain DAs, are set on these political opponents. | |
| So Donald Trump was attacked by a certain DA. We all know her name. | |
| I'm not going to say her name. I'm not going to say the name of the person attacking George A. Simeon. | |
| But what you need to know is this. | |
| You assume if you're a prosecutor, you're a big prosecutor, you're taking down some gangsters, some politicians, some celebrities, some murderers, some serial killers. | |
| But there are certain prosecutors in the world who only seem to go after big political targets for some reason. | |
| And I'm gonna end this dream on a little bit of a bombshell. | |
| The same prosecutor who has now launched these bullshit charges and criminal investigations into George A. Simeon and his team It's the prosecutor who launched the investigation into me. | |
| Isn't that a coincidence? | |
| He didn't go from me to like a big gangster or me to like a big serial killer. | |
| He went from me to a well-spoken politician who says things that people in the EU don't like. | |
| And I'm not implying anything. | |
| But I think that's an incredible coincidence. | |
| And a lot more is going to be said about this in the news in the days and months and weeks to come. | |
| I'm very sure here in Romania and because of my case worldwide. | |
| And I think I'm going to leave it there. | |
| I'm not talking about shitcoins. | |
| If you want shitcoin information, follow Andrew. | |
| If you want information on real crypto, join the real world. | |
| I'm in there. Good night, ladies and gentlemen. |
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