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← Previous segment →the UK. All right, how I'm going to go with this: Andrew Tate's running for prime minister. Anything else you need to know? But it gets better.
Now, first of all, I do know that you don't run for prime minister. So before you jump in and say, Scott, you don't understand the system. They, you know, the prime minister is selected by the other elected people to be their leader, blah blah blah. I don't care. He says he's running for prime minister, which presumably he knows he needs to get into the government and then be part of a party that has enough support to make him the prime minister. So I'm not worried about the details. Now, Andrew Tate is serious about it. But he also says whether he wins or loses, he can sort of force the conversation to be about the things they need to talk about, and he can bring attention to the worst parts of their system.
And now I'm going to say something that will shock you because you're not going to be ready for this. Remember in 2015 when I was one of the first people in the country besides, you know, Ann Coulter to say that you don't understand Trump. He's not like normal people. He has this persuasion skill stack that will eviscerate anything he comes in contact with that challenges him until he has hollowed out the Republican Party and become president. Now, of course everybody laughed at me and said you're so stupid because he's just a crazy clown and he doesn't have any government experience. So I can tell you one thing. A crazy clown with, oh, and he also has lots of scandals like probably did things with women that you don't like. Does that sound familiar? Well, you may know that there was some press coverage that Andrew Tate had at least for some number of years, I don't know if he still does, an actual hypnotist who was in his inner circle. An actual hypnotist, like not somebody who just read up on it. When you saw his popularity rise, did it seem to you like it was unnatural? Like how in the world did he pull that off and become the number one thing on a lot of internet? And the answer is he has the talent stack.
Now, you don't have to like him. I don't like him. Right, so you might know I have a little history with him, and we're not friends. I don't endorse him. I don't think I want him to be the prime minister of Great Britain. But nonetheless, if you were looking at it as just a talent story, does he have the talent to break through the system? And the answer is yes. The answer is yes because he has the ability to mobilize males. And if he gets enough of them, he's just Trump. It's a Trump strategy. The men in Great Britain are completely underserved and know it. They just don't have any politician who's willing to say, men, you're underserved. Let's change that. If Andrew Tate gets enough traction that the men of Great Britain hear him say that or some version of men, you're completely underserved, I'm going to help you protect the country
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. I know you want to, but the government's preventing you. Now we're going to protect the country. We're going to keep out the bad elements, etc. Now, I'm assuming and get rid of the grooming gangs and stuff like that. Now, what's interesting is that Tate allegedly has converted to Islam. So is it possible he would get some Muslim support as long as he's said some version of, you know, I'm Muslim…
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