Andrew Tate | PBD Podcast | Ep. 721

Andrew Tate clarifies his involvement in the Miami nightclub incident where a Kanye West song with 'Heil Hitler' lyrics was played. He states he did not request, dance to, or sing the song, and was uncomfortable, eventually leaving. He frames the incident as a result of other influencers prioritizing 'shock value' for clicks in a 'dopamine-fried' internet culture, leading to guilt by association for him.

A whole bunch of songs were played that night. None of which I requested... I was there and the song was played... It was played because it gets traction in a world where everybody is bored of everything all of the time.

Tate attributes the rise of anti-Semitism to the economic disenfranchisement of young men. He theorizes that when young men feel 'screwed by the system' and are told that 'Jews control the system,' they become revolutionary and look for someone to blame, even if the premise is untrue. He links this to the inability to afford houses, find wives, and feel connected to their communities.

The main reason anti-semitism is on the rise across America... is because young men are being told that Jews control the system and young men are being screwed by the system... They've become revolutionary. Young men of the world are revolutionary. They're looking for somebody to blame. They're told it's the Jews.

Tate expresses deep disappointment and a feeling of 'betrayal' by the American legal system, particularly Florida's Governor DeSantis and the Attorney General. He claims they investigated him for 'no reason' and made 'made-up charges' to score political points, despite his American citizenship and lack of convictions. He contrasts this with the UAE, where he feels 'safe' due to its centralized power structure and leaders who acknowledge his situation and welcome his investments, unlike the 'decentralized clown show' of the US.

I walked into a croc of [expletive] from Dantis and his little [expletive] girlfriend saying that I'm not welcome even though I'm a citizen... I don't feel safe in this country. I don't get how anything works... I feel safe in the UAE cuz I know who the boss is.

Tate argues that capitalism has evolved into a 'heavily financialized' system where it's easy to make money from existing money (e.g., stocks, crypto) but nearly impossible to make money from nothing (e.g., starting a physical business). This, combined with inflation and high living costs, leaves young men with no hope of achieving traditional milestones like owning a home or finding a partner, leading to widespread desperation, radicalization, and a turn towards gambling or revolutionary ideologies.

It's getting easier and easier to make money from money and harder and harder to make money from nothing... When young men are waking up in a world where their only chance to possibly get rich is effectively gamble on crypto... this system's broken. Who's behind this system?

Tate asserts that feminism is the root cause of Western society's collapse. He claims it broke the traditional social contract between men and women, leading women to chase '1% of men' and reject family-focused roles, while average men are left without partners. He argues that 'evil men' in power weaponize feminism to destroy family structures and masculinity, making society vulnerable to emotional arguments (e.g., COVID lockdowns, open borders) and ultimately facilitating a loss of freedom for perceived safety.

It is feminism that has destroyed the West... women are a conduit. They are used by other groups of powerful men to destroy the society we live in... They're doing it on purpose and they're doing it by even destroying the fabric of society... Feminism is their primary weapon.