Ep. 2019 - Andrew And Tristan Tate Arrested For Human Trafficking In Miami

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**Michael Knowles** (1:40)
Paid for by SuperShore Insurance Agency LLC, a licensed insurance agency. Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan have been arrested in Miami on charges of rape and human trafficking in compliance with an extradition order from the United Kingdom. The arrest is a stunning reversal of the UK's long-standing policy never to arrest Muslims for rape or human trafficking. We will dig into the details. Then, the Odyssey banks over a quarter billion dollars at the box office, even though nobody liked it.
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Welcome back to the show, Barack Obama is now attacking Vice President JD. Vance over the race of Vance's wife. You know, when they go low, we attack your wife over her race. When they go, just a completely disgusting person, Barack Obama, just a reminder, because he plays like a really nice sort of gentlemanly person on TV. He's a disgusting person, truly one of the worst people ever to occupy the presidency. Anyway, we'll get into all of that in a moment. First, we got to get to the big news. Andrew and Tristan Tate arrested in Miami. What is the charge or charges? This was not an arrest coming from the United States. This was coming from the British government. The Crown Prosecution Service released a statement. This is out of the UK, said that it was seeking extradition for the two brothers aiming to bring them to Britain and face a total of 59 charges.
This coming from, this coming after obviously they were charged in Romania. According to Assistant Chief Constable Karina Thomas from the Bedfordshire Police, she said this was a complex investigation that involved, quote, national and international law enforcement. Quote, we understand the interest that this case will generate, but we would urge the public not to speculate and to allow the legal process to be carried out correctly. Quote, there is no place for male violence against women and girls, and we will continue to work tirelessly to support victims and investigate all reports made to us. Is that so? I guess we should celebrate, forget about the Tates for a second, we should celebrate that the UK is finally, after how many years, after how many decades, arresting Muslims for grooming and raping girls? Wow, that's about time. I didn't know the UK had it in them.
But this quote here, there is no place for male violence against women and girls. We will continue to work tirelessly. Are you kidding me? The United Kingdom, more than any other government on earth, is infamous for neglecting the grooming, the sex trafficking, the rape of young girls. The reason I keep bringing the Muslims up is because in the UK, the kinds of grooming and mass rape that the British police were neglecting, it was all being done by Muslims almost. Pakistani Muslim immigrants, and because of political correctness, they didn't want to prosecute them. They wouldn't believe the girls. Some of the girls were murdered by these guys. Some of the girls killed themselves. So okay, what about the Tate brothers? Well, the charges seem plausible. The charges seem, I mean, the guys have been pretty open about running essentially internet prostitution rings and this videotape of them being kind of rough with girls. And so, you know, it definitely seems plausible. They did move to Romania. Not a lot of good things happen in Romania. So you know, it all seems plausible. But I just, I don't want to let the UK off the hook for the bigger issue here. What about the Pakistani rape gangs? What about the fact that the United Kingdom has two-tier policing?