US EditionAndrew Tate expresses disappointment in Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for caving to media pressure
- Andrew Tate expressed disappointment in Florida Governor Ron DeSantis during a podcast appearance, criticizing his statements about the Tates' welcome in Florida after their return from Romania.
- Tate indicated that DeSantis likely caved to media pressure regarding comments made about him and his brother, who face human trafficking charges in Romania.
- Tate stated that he has not been convicted of any crimes and questioned DeSantis's stance on legal matters.
- In his criticism, Tate emphasized the principle of democracy, asserting that individuals are 'innocent until proven guilty.
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Justice Minister Radu Marinescu said on Tuesday about brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate who left for the US while under judicial control that "the Ministry of Justice is not aware of any pressure" from American authorities to release the two. Marinescu says that "if judicial control is violated by these individuals, then the Romanian judiciary will have all the necessary resources to react accordingly."
Andrew Tate expresses disappointment in Florida Gov DeSantis for caving to media pressure
Andrew Tate said he was disappointed in Florida Gov Ron DeSantis on Monday while speaking on a podcast several days after he and his brother, Tristan, who are charged with human trafficking in Romania, returned to the U.S. Andrew Tate appeared on the PBD Podcast, hosted by Patrick Bet-David, and…
Still in South Florida, Andrew Tate takes time for podcast appearance
Influencer brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate arrived in South Florida last Thursday from Romania.Leer en españolAndrew Tate claims the human trafficking charges against him have been dismissed, and that’s why he was allowed to leave the country and come to Florida.On Monday, Local 10 News was there as Tate arrived at the studios for the Patrick Ben David show, as two SUVs were followed by a Fort Lauderdale police officer as they pulled up.He face…
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Andrew Tate expresses disappointment in Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for caving to media pressure
Andrew Tate says he was disappointed in Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for saying he and his brother aren’t welcomed in Florida after they landed in Fort Lauderdale. The elder Tate
Whitlock: Andrew Tate is playing the ‘victim card’ as the right-wing Gloria Steinem
Andrew Tate and his brother are back in the news after leaving Romania — where they are facing human trafficking charges — and arriving in Florida. The reaction among conservatives is split, with some celebrating his arrival, while others are not happy with it. Jason Whitlock of “Fearless” and Delano Squires are among the latter. “If young men think they’ve been sold a bad deal by feminists, they need to understand Andrew Tate is really no dif…
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