But when they go to cancel you, ladies and gentlemen, it comes hard and fast.
You lose your Facebook and your Instagram, then your Gmail and your discord,
then your website hosting and your domain name, then your payment processor,
then your bank.
And it's just like in real time you're watching your phone and
apps just exploding, boom, boom, boom.
>> Yeah, that tends to happen when you put out content promoting violence against
women, which is the case with Andrew Tate.
That's the individual you saw in the video.
And of course now that he has been blocked on various social media platforms.
Tucker Carlson is having him on his program to talk about what a victim he is.
Big victim complex here.
Now he's been banned from platforms like Facebook and TikTok, Instagram.
Some of his videos on Youtube have been taken down.
But if you're wondering who this guy is,
I just want you to be absolutely clear on the fact that he is a dime a dozen.
Been doing this job long enough to see different iterations of the same
guy over and over again who says terrible things rises to fame and
then eventually fades away because he's got nothing going for him now.
He was a boxer before.
So he's got a past where he actually did something other than saying
hideous things about women on his show.
He's 35.
He first gained public attention back in 2016 when he was on Big Brother.
But later they decided to take him off of Big Brother because they found a video of
him being physically violent toward a woman.
Now Tate has said, women who are raped are partially responsible for
the attacks, described in detail how he might attack women and
criticize people who seek mental health treatment.
He was removed from Big Brother after The Sun,
a British tabloid showed producers a video of him hitting a woman with a belt.
Now he has since built a big following among young boys and
unfortunately also young men.
And he's also been on other podcasts, including wow the Alex Jones show
surprising, the far right love him, including Mike Sarcevic.
In one video, Tate recorded while sitting in a bed, he described keeping
a machete in his bed and what he would do if a woman accused him of cheating.
It's bang out the machete, boom her in her face or
boom in her face and gripped her by the neck, grip her up by the neck.
So that's who this guy is.
He's a big tough guy who runs away when he's challenged during a debate.
And you guys will love this because recently he debated Hasan Piker and
it was so difficult for him that he gave up eventually.
But first, let's set this up for you.
The video you're about to watch is Hasan Piker challenging
Tate on the idea that women are worse drivers than men.
And what Tate likes to do is point to his personal experiences or
anecdotal evidence and Hasan Piker has to explain to him very slowly
the difference between anecdotal evidence and empirical empirical evidence.
Let's watch.
>> No, but you're still wrong and that's the problem.
>> I disagree with you.
Do you wanna be right or
do you wanna keep speaking into a hug box where people agree with you?
Well, if you just completely devalue empirical evidence, actuarial sciences,
the entirety the insurance industry, that relies on making these sorts of
calculations to ensure that these quotes are as profitable as possible,
which ends up charging men higher rates than women as a statistical
likelihood that men are more dangerous drivers than women across the board.
And get into more car accidents across the board.
If you're gonna look at all of that and say it doesn't matter because that does
not correspond to my own personal experiences, then you're silly,
you're being silly, you're being a silly person.
In my personal experiences,
all of the car crashes I've been involved in all the times my car was hit and
all the negative experience I've had on the women were at fault.
That is now you can sit here and say the insurance claims say that I never said
the insurance claims, don't say that, I'm saying that I am not comfortable with
women driving because of my personal experience.
Those are my personal experiences.
You can drag up all the empirical evidence in the world you wanna try and
drag up, anyone with a brain knows how that aids the world agendas anyway,
I don't wanna go too political on a stream that's gonna get taken down.
>> Yes, empirical evidence aids the world's agenda, whatever that means.
But we have one more Jake.
I know you're chomping at the bit.
I know you are, but I got to show one more video and then you could take it away.
One more clip from this debate because this is the reality of these tough guys.
Okay, they run away the second they get challenged.
Let's watch.
>> Once you look at the evidence and
you realize that said evidence suggests something else, you're probably not
gonna continue believing the prior thing that you believed, right?
>> We went over the same point.
>> I know but it's just weird because I can't break through.
>> Andrew's understand your point you're saying here know exactly what he said.
>> Even if I thought women were worse drivers, I've seen empirical evidence and
I'm so smart that I ignore my own eyes and ears and
believe what the internet tells me.
>> That's not what I'm asking you to do my friend.
>> I'm double vaccinated.
They all makes sense to me now.
You believe what you're told to believe.
You don't believe that we're gonna sit here and
talk about empirical evidence that you found on Google.
Cool. If you believe everything that's on
google, that is your prerogative, my friend,
If you think that makes you sound smart in the modern world after the three years, he
was just been through to say that I read a piece of paper that told me to believe X.
So I believe X.
And I ignore my own personal experiences.
>> I'm not asking you to ignore your own personal experiences,
I'm simply asking you to look at the data.
>> So let's change the subject.
>> Okay Andrew, do you believe?
Well, you didn't really prove anything, but it's cool.
Do you believe the Earth is flat?
Or do you believe the Earth
is spherical round?
He took his headphones off.
Yeah, it's cool.
It's important.
Sometimes you can't take the heat so you gotta get out of the kitchen a little bit.
>> I love that.
This is why you debate your opponents.
If you have the facts on your side debate the opponent's it'll be fun Jink.
>> Yeah.
Alright, so I'll comment on those videos first,
then I wanna get to the larger point.
So how's this point about the insurance industry is devastated because
what is the insurance industry?
Car insurance industry care about the same thing that every industry
cares about profits, so they're not gonna lie to me, their profits worse.
Okay, so if they're charging women lower rates because they think they're
less of a danger.
They did that calculation very, very carefully, right?
They didn't take it lightly.
Their profits depend on it.
These are things that are obvious, right?
That's why it's the this take character has to fall back to.
Yeah, dude, but that's not my experience.
My experience is women suck.
Okay.
And I love that comment, empirical evidence aids the world's agenda well,
and it says it does, doesn't it?
If the world did have an agenda, empirical evidence would certainly help it.
It hasn't helped your way of thinking at all.
That's for sure.
And he said something there at the end and
I'm gonna call attention to you will now hear this a million times going forward.
The latest excuse that the right wing has is no.
Whatever information you saw, you saw it on Google and
Google is lying about it was part of the world agenda.
And then there that's why they put the empirical evidence in front of you when
they should have put this ran does anecdotal evidence in front of you.
It's all Google.
The problem is Google, the problem is Google, okay, alright, sure, look,
they bask in their ignorance.
Okay, which brings us to the original cancelation.
So guys, they're clear lines, if you watch TYT regularly you'll
see that we do not think the right wing should be taken off the air and
deep platform for horrible ideas, racist ideas,
bigoted ideas and a lot of people disagree with us.
Okay.
In fact earlier in the show,
we defended Ben Shapiro showing up to a podcasting network.
Who cares?
Just and I said, I think he's a bigot, especially towards my people Muslims.
I gave you the course why I think he is that.
But then you that's how you do it.
You fight back rhetorically, right?
And did cross a line, right?
So I don't think he crossed the line and people can disagree with me here.
I don't think he crossed the line when he said about defending his ideas that women
are men's property, he said, I'm not saying they're property.
I'm saying they're given to the man and belong to the man.
I think it's absurd point.
I think he's an idiot.
But a lot of fundamentalist religious people believe that, right?
I don't think he should be banned for that.
Being an idiot is not a thing that should get your banned,
otherwise we would have to ban the entire right wing.
So he says, depression isn't real.
And that you cure yourself with mind hacks absurd idea.
Absolutely ridiculous, right?
But I don't think you should be banned for that.
It's just an idiot.
Being an idiot.
In my opinion, some might say that crosses the line of medical misinformation, but
come on anybody trusting this guy for medical information.
I mean, so on intelligence, they really can't be helped, right?
But where do you cross the line?
Machete to the face?
Yeah.
Violence.
That's not a hard line guys.
If you advocate for violence, yeah, that crosses the line.
So that that's too much to ask for.
So we should just allow everybody to do videos with I don't like X, Y or Z.
Let's machete them to the face.
Of course not.
Otherwise everybody's killing one another and
you have nonstop people online go kill them.
Kill them, kill them.
It's a recipe for absolute disaster because yes, unfortunately,
people do listen to that.
So that's why he crossed the line.
And that's why by the way the right wing interviews,
they'll never tell you why he actually got canceled.
That's how they lie to their audience.
They'll say, he just got canceled because he believes totally innocent things that
you guys believe.