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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Reacting to Andrew Tate's Arrest' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2023-01-05. Transcript available.

The Joe Rogan experience.
What do you think of all his stuff?
I don't know what's happening, right?
Like, what really happened and why is Romania going after him?
Are they being pressured by someone else to do this?
Like, what is the reason why they're doing it?
And what do they have on him?
I don't know.
Yeah, well, that to me is the right answer.
Nobody knows.
A lot of people are acting like they know if you go really...
Well, they want him.
Which is crazy.
They want him to go down and they want him...
He represents something.
He represents toxic masculinity.
Well, he is sort of toxic.
I mean, he says crazy stuff.
He sees his car collection as investigation continues.
The one thing I don't get about this...
Well, I do get it, I understand.
People are actually like, want the charges to be true.
Which is crazy because that would mean a lot of bad shit to happen to a lot of
bad people.
Yeah, I would rather the charges be incorrect.
You know, look, Romania, I don't know what their system is like.
I don't know whether they're corrupt.
I've heard things, but I don't have any real information.
So I'd be talking out of my ass to say, you know, if he really did, like sex
traffic people,
if he really did all the things he's saying, well, I hope that gets proven in
court.
And I hope he gets punished if he really did that.
If he didn't do that, I hope he gets exonerated and I hope he gets the fuck out
of Romania.
I don't know.
I don't know what he did.
I know a lot of what he does is theater, right?
A lot of what he does is very, like, satire.
He plays the role of this boastful misogynist who smokes cigars and drives
Lamborghinis and that's his thing.
And because of that, he's amassed an amazing amount of money.
And he's done it by doing this character, this online persona, but then also
says very wise things.
He says ridiculous shit, but also says really interesting things.
He's a very smart guy.
If you listen to him being interviewed by Patrick Bet-David,
Patrick Bet-David interviewed him after he got canceled off of all social media.
And Patrick is fantastic.
He's really good at letting people talk and talking to everybody.
And Patrick is so wealthy and so successful outside of the world of podcasting
that he only does it because he's interested in it.
And so he's the perfect guy to handle that
because he's not afraid to talk to anybody.
He'll talk to anybody.
And so he had him on for a long-form conversation.
They talked for hours and you get to see this is a very intelligent and
calculated guy.
You might not agree with his message.
You might not agree with all the misogynist stuff.
You might not agree with it.
And I don't agree with it.
You might not agree with all the crazy antics,
but you cannot deny that that's been incredibly successful
because it resonates with a lot of young men who don't feel represented in the
media.
And they see this guy and it looks like fun.
Do they agree with what he's saying?
That doesn't mean they agree with it.
They think it's fun.
It's like pro wrestling.
He's like a bad guy in pro wrestling.
He's a heel.
He's smoking cigars with his Lamborghinis.
See, that's where I go.
I think there's probably a lot of people think that.
And then I think there's probably other people who take it seriously.
Oh, yeah.
Which is where that's where it's a super.
Yes, that is where it gets fucked up.
Where it gets fucked up is like young boys repeating the shit that he's saying
to young girls
because they think that they're supposed to do that.
And he owns them, which is nuts.
And so you hope people are like, oh, that's an act.
The one thing I will say for an intelligent guy, which I agree with you, he is.
To be doing the things he's being accused of doing and then go seek publicity
is a very unwise move.
If he did the things that he did.
Then it's like what you would think if you're committing atrocities, you would
try to stay under the radar.
He does quite the opposite.
Yeah.
But again, we don't know.
No, nobody knows.
That's the problem.
That's like the pizza thing.
The pizza box.
I don't know if you saw that.
Everybody saying he got busted because of the pizza box.
And then the authorities are like, that had nothing to do with it.
No, they knew he was in Romania.
It was just, what's that word?
Schadenfraud?
Schadenfrude.
Schadenfrude.
That's what it was.
He's making fun of Greta Thunberg and then he gets fucking arrested right
afterwards.
It's kind of hilarious.
Yeah.
The way it happens, people said it's the biggest self-owned L.
Third biggest tweet or retweet.
It was Greta.
I mean, it was okay.
It's kind of funny when she said that's what happens if you don't recycle your
pizza boxes.
That shit's hilarious.
That was good.
Chad, that shit's hilarious.
You got to give it to her.
Look, and also, why are you going after?
Some 19-year-old autistic girl who's really into climate change.
I tried to figure out whether that was provoked.
He just did that out of the blue?
Yeah, he's just talking shit.
Now, again, that move from somebody who's being accused of sex trafficking, I
think rape was
thrown in there.
And then you're out there being like, look at me, look at me.
Crazy.
Again, but what you said nailed it.
Nobody knows.
Yeah, I think the latest thing that they're saying is tax evasion, right?
Isn't that what they're saying?
I'll be honest with you.
I'm Googling him now.
I just found an exclusive story on Vice that says the reason he was kicked off
of Big Brother
is not the reason that was publicly known or what was thought of.
It says that he was arrested for suspicion of rape in 2015.
He was investigated over allegations of sexual assault and physical abuse in
the UK, during
which time he appeared on Big Brother for five days.
This was just posted a little bit ago.
UK authorities declined to prosecute.
This says that they told the producers of the show like five days before he was
kicked off.
And then a video was found of him and a girl doing something that then they
came out and said
this was like a kinky video they were making and everyone thought he was kicked
off.
The girl came out and said that that was very consensual and that they were
doing role play
and that they liked to do this thing where he would like beat her up or
something.
This article is saying that didn't have anything to do with why he was kicked
off the show.
This is one of the perfect examples, though, of kind of what we're talking
about.
I don't fucking believe Vice.
I don't believe.
How can you believe anything that is said about somebody so controversial?
Because everybody seemingly has already made up their mind.
So where to get real information on him?
Who knows?
All the objectionable stuff, I think, also was unnecessary.
I think if he wants, I mean, I don't know him.
If I did know him, I would tell him all the boastful shit.
And the shit about him being, you know, the top G and all that stuff.
All that shit's great.
But the misogynistic stuff, like if you have daughters or if you have a wife or
if you have
sisters and stuff like that, you don't want that.
Well, you know, that narrative, like putting that out there, that's negative to
everybody.
It's not even positive to him.
It's like it's not necessary.
We had him on one of our podcasts and he almost struck me exactly how you said.
Like for, let's say he's talking for 10 minutes.
I'm like, oh, making sense.
Smart.
And then he says something so wild over the top.
Literally like women are my property.
Like I own them.
It's like, whoa, what'd you just say?
And that's what he does.
But he's also selling that class.
What is the class?
The Hustlers University?
What is that?
What are they teaching people?
To hustle.
But what do they teach?
Are they?
I don't know.
To hustle.
They can quit at any time they want.
It's like 70 bucks a month and you become a top G.
That's literally.
I mean, is that bad?
I don't know.
I mean, is it a con game or is he trying to give them legitimate information?
What is he giving them other than what he's already said in interviews?
How is it at the university?
What is he has people who and that's where it's a grayer because I.
Aren't they're like professors?
Hustlers University.
Experience modern wealth creation.
I haven't looked at this.
I didn't know this was even real.
Yeah.
No, this is what he said.
Like a main.
So many grifters.
Main business.
Secure your spot for just $49 is your last chance to secure a spot or a
discounted price.
This weird countdown thing is such a trap.
Oh, that's hilarious.
Oh, my God.
Was it just recycled?
I only have one hour.
Ten minutes and 36 seconds to sign up.
And that's going to be 147.
Jesus.
Enroll now, Jamie.
You have only an hour before this class.
Enroll.
Let's enroll.
Let's enroll.
What do we have to do?
Click on that.
Enroll now.
Okay.
What do we have to do?
The real world has launched a completely matrix independent platform where we
teach you how to make money in the digital age.
How do they teach you how to make money?
Do you just hustle, man?
Do you just hustle, man?
You just hustle.
So, $600 a year?
It's also another thing.
Like this matrix thing, which he has.
Which, again, I am a firm believer, based on my experience, like people are out
to get you.
They're out to get you.
He also, if he committed these crimes, he's sort of brilliant.
Be like, they're coming for me in the next couple days.
Because you know they're coming, and then your followers are going, aha, he was
right.
It's like a self-fulfilling process.
Who knows?
Right.
But I will say, he goes too far.
And, yeah, you'd think rational people would be like, whoa, you're crazy.
But there's a lot of, you know, and that's where anything's a slippery slope.
He's also a wild dude that lives in the world of kickboxing.
And that is a wild group of people.
I mean, you pay attention to, like, top-flight kickboxers, like the Badr Hari's.
I mean, there's some Melvin Manhoof.
There's some wild fucking people in that world.
That is a crazy world where there's not a lot of money, and you're facing
fucking straight-up killers.
And, you know, I mean, there's all sorts of different personalities in that
world, but it's a different kind of human.
They're just wild, masculine, very aggressive people, you know, and that's part
of his shtick.
But he, if you want to use the word toxic masculinity, he's it.
Well, the bad stuff that he said, it bodies that.
Yes.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And that's why people are rooting for what he said to be true, because they don't
want that.
Right.
But you're still crazy to root for that because you're not thinking about the
victims.
Basically, that means a lot of people were hurt.
Well, it means if it's true, you want them to be punished.
Correct.
Like, hoping that it's not true when it is true is not good either.
No, but...
You know what I'm saying?
Like, if you're hoping that it's true and it's not true, that's horrible
because you are hoping for people to have been victimized.
I see what you're saying.
Yes.
Right.
Yeah.
I mean, you should never hope violent crimes are committed.
Right.
Period.
Absolutely.
Agreed.
Yeah.
For sure.
But you also hope that he's not accused of these things when it's just because
of his bombastic personality and talking shit and getting all this attention,
which he clearly has done.
You've got to wonder how much of it is sad.
Like, when you talk to Piers Morgan, that was a very interesting conversation
because Piers confronted him on all these things.
And he did a great job of explaining what he does and why he does it.
And, you know, it's like the guy went viral in a way that no one has.
And so quickly.
Yeah.
In a while.
Where, like, my 12-year-old and my 14-year-old were asking me about it.
Yeah.
No, he was it.
Yeah.
All over TikTok and all over everything.
And if you just look at some of those little clips.
But that's a scary part in a weird way.
If you're a 12-year-old and 14-year-old are hearing some of the outrage.
Like, nobody wants.
Yeah.
Yeah.
He didn't even have a TikTok, I think.
And he was, like, the number one guy on TikTok.
Crazy.
I think they probably banned him.
Right?
I mean, they banned him from everything.
They banned him from Facebook.
Yeah.
And then Elon.
Yeah.
Elon brought him back.
Yeah.
Which, listen, I agree with.
I think you should be able.
I don't think banning people is the way.
I think this exchange with Greta Thunberg is a perfect example of how to
counteract that.
Yeah.
Like, she just mocks him.
And then he gets arrested and she has the fucking tweet of the year making fun
of his arrest.
Yeah.
And a fucking perfect one-liner.
That's what happens if you don't recycle your pizza boxes.
Yeah.
Right.
I mean, it's a genius.
That's why it's good that someone like that is on social media.
Because you get a chance for people to participate in the conversation.
Thank you.

Reacting to Andrew Tate's Arrest

The Joe Rogan experience.
What do you think of all his stuff?
I don't know what's happening, right?
Like, what really happened and why is Romania going after him?
Are they being pressured by someone else to do this?
Like, what is the reason why they're doing it?
And what do they have on him?
I don't know.
Yeah, well, that to me is the right answer.
Nobody knows.
A lot of people are acting like they know if you go really...
Well, they want him.
Which is crazy.
They want him to go down and they want him...
He represents something.
He represents toxic masculinity.
Well, he is sort of toxic.
I mean, he says crazy stuff.
He sees his car collection as investigation continues.
The one thing I don't get about this...
Well, I do get it, I understand.
People are actually like, want the charges to be true.
Which is crazy because that would mean a lot of bad shit to happen to a lot of
bad people.
Yeah, I would rather the charges be incorrect.
You know, look, Romania, I don't know what their system is like.
I don't know whether they're corrupt.
I've heard things, but I don't have any real information.
So I'd be talking out of my ass to say, you know, if he really did, like sex
traffic people,
if he really did all the things he's saying, well, I hope that gets proven in
court.
And I hope he gets punished if he really did that.
If he didn't do that, I hope he gets exonerated and I hope he gets the fuck out
of Romania.
I don't know.
I don't know what he did.
I know a lot of what he does is theater, right?
A lot of what he does is very, like, satire.
He plays the role of this boastful misogynist who smokes cigars and drives
Lamborghinis and that's his thing.
And because of that, he's amassed an amazing amount of money.
And he's done it by doing this character, this online persona, but then also
says very wise things.
He says ridiculous shit, but also says really interesting things.
He's a very smart guy.
If you listen to him being interviewed by Patrick Bet-David,
Patrick Bet-David interviewed him after he got canceled off of all social media.
And Patrick is fantastic.
He's really good at letting people talk and talking to everybody.
And Patrick is so wealthy and so successful outside of the world of podcasting
that he only does it because he's interested in it.
And so he's the perfect guy to handle that
because he's not afraid to talk to anybody.
He'll talk to anybody.
And so he had him on for a long-form conversation.
They talked for hours and you get to see this is a very intelligent and
calculated guy.
You might not agree with his message.
You might not agree with all the misogynist stuff.
You might not agree with it.
And I don't agree with it.
You might not agree with all the crazy antics,
but you cannot deny that that's been incredibly successful
because it resonates with a lot of young men who don't feel represented in the
media.
And they see this guy and it looks like fun.
Do they agree with what he's saying?
That doesn't mean they agree with it.
They think it's fun.
It's like pro wrestling.
He's like a bad guy in pro wrestling.
He's a heel.
He's smoking cigars with his Lamborghinis.
See, that's where I go.
I think there's probably a lot of people think that.
And then I think there's probably other people who take it seriously.
Oh, yeah.
Which is where that's where it's a super.
Yes, that is where it gets fucked up.
Where it gets fucked up is like young boys repeating the shit that he's saying
to young girls
because they think that they're supposed to do that.
And he owns them, which is nuts.
And so you hope people are like, oh, that's an act.
The one thing I will say for an intelligent guy, which I agree with you, he is.
To be doing the things he's being accused of doing and then go seek publicity
is a very unwise move.
If he did the things that he did.
Then it's like what you would think if you're committing atrocities, you would
try to stay under the radar.
He does quite the opposite.
Yeah.
But again, we don't know.
No, nobody knows.
That's the problem.
That's like the pizza thing.
The pizza box.
I don't know if you saw that.
Everybody saying he got busted because of the pizza box.
And then the authorities are like, that had nothing to do with it.
No, they knew he was in Romania.
It was just, what's that word?
Schadenfraud?
Schadenfrude.
Schadenfrude.
That's what it was.
He's making fun of Greta Thunberg and then he gets fucking arrested right
afterwards.
It's kind of hilarious.
Yeah.
The way it happens, people said it's the biggest self-owned L.
Third biggest tweet or retweet.
It was Greta.
I mean, it was okay.
It's kind of funny when she said that's what happens if you don't recycle your
pizza boxes.
That shit's hilarious.
That was good.
Chad, that shit's hilarious.
You got to give it to her.
Look, and also, why are you going after?
Some 19-year-old autistic girl who's really into climate change.
I tried to figure out whether that was provoked.
He just did that out of the blue?
Yeah, he's just talking shit.
Now, again, that move from somebody who's being accused of sex trafficking, I
think rape was
thrown in there.
And then you're out there being like, look at me, look at me.
Crazy.
Again, but what you said nailed it.
Nobody knows.
Yeah, I think the latest thing that they're saying is tax evasion, right?
Isn't that what they're saying?
I'll be honest with you.
I'm Googling him now.
I just found an exclusive story on Vice that says the reason he was kicked off
of Big Brother
is not the reason that was publicly known or what was thought of.
It says that he was arrested for suspicion of rape in 2015.
He was investigated over allegations of sexual assault and physical abuse in
the UK, during
which time he appeared on Big Brother for five days.
This was just posted a little bit ago.
UK authorities declined to prosecute.
This says that they told the producers of the show like five days before he was
kicked off.
And then a video was found of him and a girl doing something that then they
came out and said
this was like a kinky video they were making and everyone thought he was kicked
off.
The girl came out and said that that was very consensual and that they were
doing role play
and that they liked to do this thing where he would like beat her up or
something.
This article is saying that didn't have anything to do with why he was kicked
off the show.
This is one of the perfect examples, though, of kind of what we're talking
about.
I don't fucking believe Vice.
I don't believe.
How can you believe anything that is said about somebody so controversial?
Because everybody seemingly has already made up their mind.
So where to get real information on him?
Who knows?
All the objectionable stuff, I think, also was unnecessary.
I think if he wants, I mean, I don't know him.
If I did know him, I would tell him all the boastful shit.
And the shit about him being, you know, the top G and all that stuff.
All that shit's great.
But the misogynistic stuff, like if you have daughters or if you have a wife or
if you have
sisters and stuff like that, you don't want that.
Well, you know, that narrative, like putting that out there, that's negative to
everybody.
It's not even positive to him.
It's like it's not necessary.
We had him on one of our podcasts and he almost struck me exactly how you said.
Like for, let's say he's talking for 10 minutes.
I'm like, oh, making sense.
Smart.
And then he says something so wild over the top.
Literally like women are my property.
Like I own them.
It's like, whoa, what'd you just say?
And that's what he does.
But he's also selling that class.
What is the class?
The Hustlers University?
What is that?
What are they teaching people?
To hustle.
But what do they teach?
Are they?
I don't know.
To hustle.
They can quit at any time they want.
It's like 70 bucks a month and you become a top G.
That's literally.
I mean, is that bad?
I don't know.
I mean, is it a con game or is he trying to give them legitimate information?
What is he giving them other than what he's already said in interviews?
How is it at the university?
What is he has people who and that's where it's a grayer because I.
Aren't they're like professors?
Hustlers University.
Experience modern wealth creation.
I haven't looked at this.
I didn't know this was even real.
Yeah.
No, this is what he said.
Like a main.
So many grifters.
Main business.
Secure your spot for just $49 is your last chance to secure a spot or a
discounted price.
This weird countdown thing is such a trap.
Oh, that's hilarious.
Oh, my God.
Was it just recycled?
I only have one hour.
Ten minutes and 36 seconds to sign up.
And that's going to be 147.
Jesus.
Enroll now, Jamie.
You have only an hour before this class.
Enroll.
Let's enroll.
Let's enroll.
What do we have to do?
Click on that.
Enroll now.
Okay.
What do we have to do?
The real world has launched a completely matrix independent platform where we
teach you how to make money in the digital age.
How do they teach you how to make money?
Do you just hustle, man?
Do you just hustle, man?
You just hustle.
So, $600 a year?
It's also another thing.
Like this matrix thing, which he has.
Which, again, I am a firm believer, based on my experience, like people are out
to get you.
They're out to get you.
He also, if he committed these crimes, he's sort of brilliant.
Be like, they're coming for me in the next couple days.
Because you know they're coming, and then your followers are going, aha, he was
right.
It's like a self-fulfilling process.
Who knows?
Right.
But I will say, he goes too far.
And, yeah, you'd think rational people would be like, whoa, you're crazy.
But there's a lot of, you know, and that's where anything's a slippery slope.
He's also a wild dude that lives in the world of kickboxing.
And that is a wild group of people.
I mean, you pay attention to, like, top-flight kickboxers, like the Badr Hari's.
I mean, there's some Melvin Manhoof.
There's some wild fucking people in that world.
That is a crazy world where there's not a lot of money, and you're facing
fucking straight-up killers.
And, you know, I mean, there's all sorts of different personalities in that
world, but it's a different kind of human.
They're just wild, masculine, very aggressive people, you know, and that's part
of his shtick.
But he, if you want to use the word toxic masculinity, he's it.
Well, the bad stuff that he said, it bodies that.
Yes.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And that's why people are rooting for what he said to be true, because they don't
want that.
Right.
But you're still crazy to root for that because you're not thinking about the
victims.
Basically, that means a lot of people were hurt.
Well, it means if it's true, you want them to be punished.
Correct.
Like, hoping that it's not true when it is true is not good either.
No, but...
You know what I'm saying?
Like, if you're hoping that it's true and it's not true, that's horrible
because you are hoping for people to have been victimized.
I see what you're saying.
Yes.
Right.
Yeah.
I mean, you should never hope violent crimes are committed.
Right.
Period.
Absolutely.
Agreed.
Yeah.
For sure.
But you also hope that he's not accused of these things when it's just because
of his bombastic personality and talking shit and getting all this attention,
which he clearly has done.
You've got to wonder how much of it is sad.
Like, when you talk to Piers Morgan, that was a very interesting conversation
because Piers confronted him on all these things.
And he did a great job of explaining what he does and why he does it.
And, you know, it's like the guy went viral in a way that no one has.
And so quickly.
Yeah.
In a while.
Where, like, my 12-year-old and my 14-year-old were asking me about it.
Yeah.
No, he was it.
Yeah.
All over TikTok and all over everything.
And if you just look at some of those little clips.
But that's a scary part in a weird way.
If you're a 12-year-old and 14-year-old are hearing some of the outrage.
Like, nobody wants.
Yeah.
Yeah.
He didn't even have a Ti