The Dark Side Of Andrew Tate No One Is Talking About – Transcript

00:09>> I'm [ __ ] all these 15-year-old 15, sorry, 16-year-old >> Whatever works for you. >> You've got a fit sister who's 16, maybe. >> Muslims have the best frame on Earth. Crazy. >> I want this. >> Yeah. >> And this is my society, and they're coming along telling me they're going to blow this up and take this away from me.

00:24No, I want a virgin wife at 16 who's going to obey me. That's what I want. >> I want >> I was like 18. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> And she was 16. So, I was like, "What's the problem?" And they're like, "Oh, yeah, but you're a member of staff. Da da da da." So, I message her. She's like, "I'm only 16." I was like, "Give a No about me. 21, I don't care."

00:40>> Bro, I was banging her. >> There are a lot of things going on about Andrew Tate right now, from him pooping himself in prison to the weird exercises he's been seen doing. And honestly, a lot of this stuff is true, and it's just really disturbing, like the allegations against him. But perhaps the strangest part about Andrew Tate is what's been completely ignored. That being who he

01:07actually is, >> Wait a minute. Who are you? >> You can poo your pants. You can lay on your back and aim your to your mouth if you have enough money and keep your girl.

01:21>> How he became famous, and why he has such close connections with the CIA and the US government as a whole, and why the man behind Tate is a cult leader and has a zealot for two trafficking and child cults. And one might even wonder why Andrew Tate seems to have the president and his family, along with most of conservative media pundits, defending him. And no one has ever explained really effectively how Tate became so suddenly wealthy basically overnight. And I think answering these

01:48questions, along with a few others, is going to give us a lot more of an idea of just precisely who we are dealing with. And it really all boils down to figuring out who exactly Andrew Tate is and the network around him. Because prior to 2022, most people didn't even know his name. So, let's go back to the beginning and see what we can find.

02:06Emory Andrew Tate III was born on December the 1st of 1986 at Walter Reed Medical Center to Emory and Eileen Tate. From the outside, they appeared to have a normal family life. His dad was an American and his mom was a Brit, so that was a bit different. And Andrew was the eldest of three children, so pretty typical for the time. Andrew is the oldest sibling. We have his younger brother who is equally disgusting and his sister who went the exact opposite direction of the two. And doesn't take

02:34much to understand that something bizarre must have been going on at home to create this really weird family. And like most degenerates, you can often trace back a lot of why they are messed up to their parents. And truthfully, in this case, it's mostly on one parent.

02:49Tate's mom actually seems to have done her best and can't take much of the blame. She tried to raise these kids well and seemed to be a kind woman who focused on being a good wife and mother. But the home from the beginning was a broken one. And in 1997, she left her husband taking their children to England where she would barely scrape by doing her best to provide for her children. The family grew older in the town of Luton, whatever you call them in England, which is basically their version of a ghetto. And Tate describes it himself as being one of the worst of the worst places in the

03:17country. But why precisely she left her husband and took the kids wouldn't be known until sometime later. But when I tell you things are going to immediately make a lot more sense about the Tate family.

03:30Tate II, Andrew's dad and Tristan's dad, was a master chess player and an employee of the American government. But in reality, he was an extremely abusive and hateful man. Andrew, multiple times on his various shows, has described the savage beatings his father would give him, often ending in intense physical damage, along with the verbal dressing downs and the abuse their mother received. Tate and his gross brother, whose name isn't even worth mentioning, were would receive a master class in

03:56just about all the worst sides a guy can offer. And considering what his father did, we shall learn shortly, he was certainly a master of breaking people down. Because rather than rejecting their father's behaviors and sentiments, they embraced them and multiplied them. With Andrew and his brother both taking to physical violence as a career. Andrew started in the kickboxing world in 2005 at the age of 19 and ended in 2016 with an impressive record of 72 and 9. We can also be

04:23certain these behaviors were learned from their father because the Tate brothers admitted with pride and so did their dad. So, you could thank him for that. Or you could if he was still alive. Because Emory Tate would meet a rather mysterious end right as Andrew Tate began his rise into the limelight.

04:41How convenient is that? And here's where an interesting connection comes into play as to the Tate's connections and role the government plays in their life. Emory Tate from the outside was an older-ish dude who enjoyed playing chess, ranking as the 72nd best player in the US at one point in his career, and earning the title of International Master, which is a flex, I can't lie.

05:00Indeed, Emory Tate II was so beloved in the chess world that when he passed, some of the biggest names in the game wrote long-winded and kind articles about his achievements and who he was as a man. Most of which conveniently neglect the fact that Andrew's father's true career was not chess or just any government employee. He was a CIA agent.

05:19Officially, his title was as a linguist, but in reality, based on an honest reading of the existing evidence, it seems he was actually kind of a spy. Now, the CIA doesn't exactly maintain a public list of spies, but the stories we have in Tate's dad's career trajectory make that kind of obvious. Firstly, Andrew's dad was incredibly intelligent.

05:38He was never officially tested, but unbiased estimates place him at as having at least an IQ of 160. He was was incredibly talented strategist, hence why he was given the title of international chess master, and was paid by the US government at some point early in his life to learn Russian for a special operations and to be a quote linguist.

05:57According to the records we have, Andrew's dad learned Russian only 3 weeks, which is an exceptional achievement. Unfortunately, like how the CIA doesn't maintain a list of spies, they also don't maintain a list of their greatest hits, at least not publicly. So, considering he was hired in the midst of the Cold War and paid to learn Russian and lived in worked in Europe, it's likely he was engaging covert operations with the Soviet Union and against the Soviet Union. I know that sounds crazy, but it's really not

06:23because it is a known fact he was a CIA employee and was a master of the Russian language. However, his career would end also mysteriously at an unknown date for some psychiatric conditions that he was diagnosed with, which the CIA said would quote interfere with his work. What that means, your guess is as good as mine, but we do know at least one of the disorders was narcissistic personality disorder, which would appear to be genetic in the Tate family, just as a layman's observation. After that time

06:50though, we haven't the faintest idea what Tate's father was up to, but I have reason to believe the whole story of his discharge may have been a ruse because he was living and taking trips with the kids internationally and providing for the his family when he had them, and a chess player's salary doesn't really pay them bills, and there's some hint at the idea he may still have been a CIA or government operative to some extent, and there is a phenomenon of people being discharged as a way to create cover for them. Unfortunately though, as we've

07:18said, we can't ask him because he's passed away, but the story of his passing also matches that of someone with some interesting connections at the CIA. Considering that at the age of 56 years old and in excellent shape, Emory Tate would die of a random, unexpected heart attack while playing a game of chess. Something I have my suspicions about for sure, but in any case, knowing these stories and who it was that Tate grew up around, it's not very surprising he ended up the way he has. After this

07:45point though, the number of times we see Andrew prior to becoming the infamous fellow he is today are fairly limited, but where we do find him and how he acts is very telling. A couple years into his kickboxing career at the age of 21 or so, he appeared on a British television show known as The Ultimate Traveler.

08:02This was a show designed to test people as individuals and in groups at how good they were at traveling, completing various challenges, and trying to do their best to grow as a team. You travel about 3,000 km over the course of 2 months and vote on who you think should win. And the grand prize is 10,000 lb.

08:18Andrew was described as working in television advertising by the show he was on, which is pretty nonsensical, and there isn't much information on that if that's even true, but in any regard, he was extremely disliked on the show and says some of the most wild things that you could put on TV. And if you're trying to build a personal brand, you're certainly not aiming for a very good one. And I got to imagine that he would have been one of the most obnoxious people to travel with. Here are some clips to really put it in perspective.

08:45>> My plan is to lie and cheat my way through this competition. So really I'm I'm just trying to manipulate her, put her on the side, make her a usable weapon at some point. I am playing the game. I'm not interested in the money at the end. I'm not interested in the 50% extra budget. I'm interested in winning. And the only reason I'm interested in winning is because I don't think I'll be able to.

09:00I have to manipulate a lot of people to win. >> I can't be asked to watch the whole show because that's hours of my life, so I skipped to the end to see who won and if Tate did and if his strategy of trying to get everyone hate each other worked. And shocker, he didn't win. In fact, he had to drop out at episode four out of the eight total episodes because of an alleged eye infection. Maybe that's true, but he also may have just bit off a bit more than he could chew. Sleeping in some disgusting places and trying to

09:27make everyone around you fight probably took its toll. And for the guy who pushes the never quit line, which is good advice, I'm a little surprised he didn't scoop the eye out himself, plop it in a jar and keep going. In reality though, as Andrew says several times throughout the show and the clips you can find online, he isn't in this for the money and is clearly trying to gain attention. He's trying to build a personal brand as it were and it was his first major opportunity to do so outside of the arena. But obviously it was

09:54unsuccessful because he wouldn't get another opportunity to be on television for 5 years. But the wait would seemingly be worth it with Andrew getting a spot on season 7 of the UK's version of Big Brother. He was cast into the others house, which is kind of like the beach your group of the show, there for drama, but quickly within the first few days he made his way into the main house. His awful personality, cruelty, and attempts to mastermind everyone seemed to make great entertainment for the audience and they pushed him more and more.

10:22>> I'm Andrew Tate, I'm 29 years old and I'm a four-time kickboxing world champion. I see myself as smarter than average. I was a chess champion from a very young age, from age three. My biggest tool is that I'm I'm not afraid of anything. I have don't need the money. I don't want to be famous. I don't want any of that. So, I'm going to be the most emotionally controlled person in the house.

10:39>> However, his penchant for grabbing attention backfired, not in the eyeball this time, but when the British media released a video of him engaging in the violent pool assault of a scantily clad girl with a belt. The video made its way around the public in Europe and the show creators and cast and Andrew was dropped like a rock into the ocean. And rightfully so, the video is disgusting, vile, wrong, and all sorts of creepy. It's so awful in fact,