Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan Tate, arrived in the United States after Romanian prosecutors allowed the pair to leave the country three years after being arrested on allegations of rape, trafficking minors and money laundering.
The brothers flew to Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Thursday night. After arriving in the US, Andrew told reporters that he and his brother were simply “misunderstood” and insisted that nothing was wrong.
“I think it's very important to stop allowing media spins. From a George Soros-funded operation, smears, lies, or carefully constructed stories, are trying to destroy the reputation of good people who have no intention of doing anything other than following the law,” Andrew said.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) did not share the feelings of Tate's brothers and told reporters that Florida “is not a place that's not a place.” [they] We are very welcome. ”
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“There's a bit of controversy,” and Jason Whitlock in the “fearless” comment. “I don't think the Trump administration has defended Andrew Tate to some extent, but they said something, but they were trying to help him with some level of ability.”
“People are very reluctant to criticise this guy on a conservative basis. As far as I know, what I've seen, the guy is a kind of pimp and boasts about it. I don't know how Andrew Tate's defense is from his own mouth,” he continues.
“He's been involved in the movies he said and done. He's a kind of pimp,” he says. “He's a kind of spokesman for Manosphere and he's inspiring young men. He's a feminist backlash. You know, I'm trying to understand that.”
“The problem is that Andrew Tate represents a lot of the many values that people who have conservatives, Christians, or those with some kind of moral or ethical compass say are against,” Delano Squires told Whitlock.
“He's obsessed with sex. He describes himself as a pimp. He spoke about how to use sex to control women, so it's basically the only thing before the company was around,” he continues.
“And he talked about how he smoked men from a lot of money,” he says. “He speaks against traditional values. He is anti-marriage. When he talks about family, he is like, “Look, go to Colombia, go to Thailand, go to a third world country, a second or third world country, find a woman who looks good, impregnate her, keep her and baby alive for a while.” ”
“So I think he has the worst person making up to follow. He is a tragic mulatto with serious dads and mom problems that promote the degeneration of the highest order,” he adds.
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