Andrew Tate Update

on multiple different websites. Now, in the months since Andrew has Number one been released to house arrest, he's gone through Obviously, during the time he was in jail, he had a bit of a jail house odyssey of his own, which we'll talk about. And he's also attracted a huge amount of reporting resources from outlets like Rolling Stone and

the recently deceased BuzzFeed News. This has provided us with a lot more context about his early life, about kind of his rise to prominence, about you know, a couple of small mysteries that we had during the initial episodes. We did in addition to that, some of our own fans or one of our own fans has done some digging on the subreddit and they found some clips from some of Tate's videos that provided some additional context on

his backstory. So today I'm going to give you guys an update on what's gone down since we last talk, as well as an expansion of the stuff we covered last time based on some new information. Most of the new info we've received focuses on his father, Imrie Tait, and what happened between him and his family during the part of Andrew's childhood that was previously a little bit of a black box. Oh yeah, By the way, Ian and Sophie are the guests for this episode. Hello, Ian

and Sophie. We did I realized I had an interview, but yeah, no, wow, wow, back. I think brave, brave of me to introduce you twice. That shows how much gratitude I have.

Emory Tait, his father, the chess legend. We mentioned kind of one unsettling story Andrew told about him, like being shoved by him, a weird story about kind of him pulling his son out of a tournament for crying. But we didn't know a whole lot about the guy in some of these videos that were brought to my attention, tape admits that his father was a diagnosed narcissist, which makes a ton of sense are Andrew's behavior yea, yeah, yeah, and he he ties Andrew in while he never like

like stops idolizing his father. He ties his father's likely narcissism to his eventual separation from the military and the fact that the family was destitute when Andrew was a kid. In Andrew's recollection of events, which probably doesn't entirely correspond with reality, but probably does correspond with what he was

told as a kid by his dad, Emory. You know, because Emory is working for the Air Force and he has an argument with a superior officer over how to like translate some sort of document that they've they've taken in, and Emory is unable to like either admit that he's wrong or like give up the argument, right, You know that kind of way that that narcissists do, where you know a thing that a normal person, even if the normal person is like, well, you know, I don't agree

with this, and at a certain point you just kind of like let it go. Usually, Emory keeps on this to the point that it makes it impossible for anyone to work with him. He is initially like forced off of his actual duties and like made to like work as a janitor. They're basically like you because of how you can't let this go, you are no longer capable of doing your regular jobs, so like sweep the fucking floor. But he continues to be such a problem that the

Air Force offers him a separation from the military. Now he has been doing this long enough that he qualifies for a pension, and his superiors are like, look, this is a messy situation. We will basically put you on disability and thus allow you to like get a pension, but you have to admit to the diagnosis that our

internal doctors have given you of narcissistic personality disorder. The phrase that Andrew uses for this, that his dad presumably told him, was that the Air Force was asking Emory to put a price tag on his sanity and he refused to do that and thus did not get a pension, and that's why the entire family wound up destitute. And you know, there's some evidence that this is more or

less what happened. Rolling Stone looked into the story. They confirmed that Emory was discharged from the Air Force in ninety two, and his biographer wrote, quote, superiors believed Tate embellished intelligence and cited a personality disorder. Now that's a little bit different from what Andrew's claiming, you know, which was that he had an argument with a superior about

how to translate a document. The way that his biographer describes it, it sounds more like Andrew was like exaggerating things, maybe for personal benefit. In any case, said biographer also notes that Emory became an alcoholic after leaving the Air Force was all which interrupted his chess career and had him kicked out of at least one tournament. Despite all of this, Andrew continues to idolize his father, portraying his refusal to acknowledge his diagnosis or accept this pension as

an act of courage. And I want to play you a clip of him talking about this from an interview he did with a guy named Patrick bet David, who I don't really totally know how to describe Patrick. He's like kind of in the weirdo right wing grind and SETI communities see in this video.

It developed over months and months and months of arguments about translations, and eventually the end, my dad I ended up being told to sweep outside for eight hours a day. And then I got to the point of my father at the charge, so they discharged him. They diagnos him with Narcissi's personal disorders. The saity wouldn't listen, and they offered him this military pension and he refused it. He said, my sanity is not for sale. And I know that line because my mother used to scream all the time

when we were broke in the house. You could have had money, Emory, my sonity's not for sale.

money yet. Maybe ten years before he died. He called me and said, you know, I've been principled for so long, and the way the world's turning and what American government's doing, and maybe I should have just signed or do you think I should have just signed? Didn't say maybe sit, do you think I should have just signed? Said no doubt, no, you get to live with the pure heart. You shouldn't just sign it. Was your mother saying I should just sign it.

way similar to this. That said, there's definitely lots of lies in here too, or at least things that Andrew's not willing to believe about his background. I think it's more on the side of lies, because he talks different ways about why they moved to England at different points in time. In other clips, he acknowledges that they didn't move because England had social housing and you know, they

were just so poor. They moved because his dad cheated on his mother and that made her leave the United States and want to return to the United Kingdom, although the fact that his narcissism was stopping them from being able to support themselves probably played a role in why she was willing to do that. We've got another clip here.

your mom. It's that your dad led the family into gut wrenching poverty and then slept around on your mom and was gone all the time, and as we're going to cover, was definitely abusive, at least mentally abusive, and obviously we talked about him shoving young Andrew around, probably physically abusive too. Here's a clip where Andrew talks about some of the pretty profound mental abuse that Emory subjected as children to.

at night when I got scared. So all of this, along with Rolling Stones reporting, paints a picture of Andrew as a kid who showed, I think always potential signs of becoming this kind of man. Although he might not have been sort of destined to go down I don't think he was destined to go down the path that he did. Some of the conversations that Rolling Stone had with people who knew the Tates as kids when they were in the US described very young Andrew as a

thoughtful and pretty well behaved kid. One of the anecdotes I heard him and stuck out is that during family dinners he had a lot of like younger relatives, cousins and stuff, and he was always really careful to set up the table for them, to make sure that they had all of the plates and utensils that they This was just like a thing he did without being asked, is make sure that his younger relatives were taken care of at these family gatherings and stuff that said, there

was always, you know, again, he's Emory Tait's kid. There was always sort of signs of the kind of man that he did eventually become. From Rolling Stone quote, those who knew Tate as a young man say they saw glimpses of misogynistic raggedocio and a need for attention that they never imagined it would reach this point. If this Tait is a caricature, then it's one rooted in truth and morphed out of control. The character he's created is

based on what he thinks masculinity should be. A source who knew Tait as a young man says, and this is the sad thing about it. He has been playing this character for so long that he has actually become worse than the character he portrays. And I think kind of the basis of his character is the way is Dad portrayed himself. That's the impression that I get to quote from a great band, I don't know, like that's that's that's all kind of interesting to me, I would

say so. I think like one of the things that you have to get here is there at kind of the core of Andrews both that his dad, who is this alcoholic narcissist who cannot admit his own failures and also cannot take care of his family. Andrew's never able to put down the lies that his dad kind of tells to justify this, and at the same time, when his mom leads, He's never really able to honestly process that.

And I think this sort of mythic image of his dad just becomes his kind of attitude towards what masculinity should be forevermore, this affects Tristan as well. His younger brother grows up always forgot about I. Almost everyone does because he's he's not interesting on his own and other people who knew the tapes as like boys in the UK, will claim that Tristan was kind of Andrew's lap dog

his entire life, like even as a little kid. That's certainly the way their relationship looks just from the video evidence we have today. A source described them as codependent, which I don't doubt, and said it's like Tristan is held captive by Andrew and believes or follows everything Andrew says or does. Quote Another referred to Andrew as a father figure of sorts, saying that Tristan had modeled himself and Andrew's image due to their real father, Emory, being

largely absent from their lives. And that's interesting to me. You've got sort of like Andrew, who's being this carbon copy of how his dad presented himself to children, and then Tristan being a carbon copy of that. It's depressing, like this is not the way human beings ought to live, But you know how human beings ought to live.

because they couldn't get enough protein otherwise. One person who knew him early in his career said that this was bullshit. He never came from poverty. If he's saying he's gone around to nicking KFC chicken, that's a complete lie. He had a portion of Ferrari, and there are photos of the time when Andrew claimed to be living off a Pilford chicken that confirms he did have a Porsche. I actually don't think Andrew is necessarily lying here, so let

me let me explain this. Andrew has always placed huge value on visible shows of wealth, and nothing seems to do more for his ego there than displaying expensive vehicles that he owns. I can imagine him early in his sports career, getting a big prize after winning a competition. Some of them were like one hundred thousand dollars and

that's a lot of money. But given the nature of his business, it's also the kind of thing you maybe get one of those every year or even every like two years, so you know, most people would like you you have to be kind of careful with that. I don't have trouble seeing him blowing most of a year's living cash on a car that he can show off with and then scrounging for the basics of survival everywhere else, right.

not been aware of. In two thousand and nine, we talked about his appearance on that like fucking weird dating show thing, But in two thousand and nine he was on another show called Ultimate Traveler, which is a British competition where young people in Indonesia like backpacked on camera and they had like different sort of challenges where who can get to this place fastest, you know, on foot or using public transit or.

You can you can see at that early stage he's already kind of settled on a vision for the character of himself. He's the bad guy who gets results. He's not constrained by the ethics of lesser men. He'll lie and he'll cheat, but there's also this kind of like necessary humility he has to show because he tries, he's trying to break into TV. This is a show where, like everyone on it is like an inexperienced traveler, which is a little more, a little more vulnerability than he

would admit to kind of in the present day. Here's a clip of him from that show that's a bit longer. Twenty one year old Anglo American Andrew Tait is a straight talking entrepreneur with his own advertising company in Luton.

people who worked in the show had of Tate. One source close to the production described him as hypersensitive, recalling an incident where he, during a bandana making challenge, blew up at another contestant who gently mocked him for getting paint everywhere. He seemed a little bit insecure. To be honest with you, they say he just wanted to fit in. Contrary to his extremely libidinous womanizing persona, Tate did not seem like a ladies man and was rarely seen in

the company of women. Another source close to his reality TV career says, I don't think he's a guy likes being around women. If that makes sense, They say, it sure does, and it's it's because, like again, Andrew likes to be seen around women. But Andrew also does not have like the kind of self confidence or ability to uh the or ability to like interact with people on anything that like could be approaching a level of equals.

Like he cannot be around women who are not there because they need something from him, right, because they're vulnerable to him.

I don't think he's ever gotten over the fact that his mom left his dad, because it kind of if he processes that, it kind of completely shatters this image of his father because his mom left, not just because his dad cheated, because his dad couldn't do the things that you're supposed to do as the quote unquote ahead of the family, right, he's not taking care of shit, and so like that that, like it's the same we're seeing Stephen Crowder, who's was is now much less of

it was a very big right wing personality, has just there's this ongoing blow up in the Daily Wire kind of far right sphere where all of his former friends are like rolling on him. But one of the things that's come out is that his wife is divorcing him, and he went on a long rant about how this is only possible because the state of Texas allows one party divorces. Right. Basically, if a woman doesn't want to be married, she can leave. And he hates a lot

a lot of men on the right hate this. And Andrew hates this because, among other things, it means that like they have the freedom to embarrass you, is the way he's see And I'm not saying people should be embarrassed. The marriages don't work out, that's fine, you know, that's life. But that's how he sees it, right, Ah, that's actually so funny. It's really fun I mean, yeah, it is funny. It is funny because he's a piece of shit.

working with people. I think, like, you know, look at a guy, you know, fucking Dave Batista, right, who comes out of the m M A world and became a great actor, famously good at working with people. I think that's generally the case with those folks. Andrew's just like he's an ass He's a giant asshole.

that celebrity into a larger career. He decided the best way to do this was being seen as aggressive and dangerous, which is also funny because like I think about two of the three of really the biggest kind of people to come out of combat sort of sport type dealies and go into acting in the recent past, and like obviously two of them are you know, pro wrestling, which

is very different from MMA. But like, you know, you look at Dave Batista, you look at the Rock, you look at oh, what's his name, the guy in Peacemate.

was a really different era. Right by the time Andrew was trying to break in to stardom, we in the West have decided that when we when we make a big fighting guy into a celebrity, we want him to be like a friendly giant as opposed to a crazy asshole. Yeah, that's just where we are now. You know you can you can take what you will from that. Anyway. I found a story about Andrew in one of these articles that I think says a lot, like kind of reinforces the point we were making about how he feel his

awkwardness around women. There's a story in the Rolling Stone Report about a woman who visits him. Who visited him in Tristan in their home for a party in like two thousand and nine, and described him very differently from how he's usually described. She said it was a really good time at first Andrew hanging out with her and her friends. He gives her like a boxing lesson. She's having a lot of fun with him, but he's also

kind of like a weird guy. She noted that he was like there wasn't like much interesting or creative about him, Like he knew how to fight, but he didn't really have much to talk about, and he kept kind of like going over the same lines, talking about his Porsche, talking about his championship, belts, and after a while they decided to, like, you know, this is the UK, take the piss out of him a little bit, right, So they she and a friend do a photo shoot in

front of his Porsche with like posing with his championship belts and dressed they dressed his punching bag and girls clothes. Right. They were like fuck around with him a little bit, you know, And they posted this ship on Facebook and he blows up like what sounds like a very scary, like like like rage episode. He's cursing at them, calling them bitches. You get the feeling he's kind of at least being physically threatening, although they certainly don't say that

he like attacked them. But like so they leave and they never see him again. But it's one of those things where like he's kind of the instant he's laughed at, he he's like that that just absolutely destroys any kind of self control he has. The the the mere fact of a woman laughing at him is the thing that like devastates this man, I don't know, says a lot.

might murder you. Bad way to make friends in my opinion, Andrew, So, I think a thing I didn't get across well in my earlier episodes was this kind of added context, which I think what it makes under deniable. Is this vast emptiness at the center of Andrew, right, Like that's what these two girls claim, is that, like, you know, they think it might be fun to hang out with him at first, but there's just nothing there. All he's got

to talk about. All he's got within him is these kind of visual signifiers, these belts in this car of success. But there's like nothing he's not about in eustance. There's no substance. Now we get some different stories from girls who knew him when he was younger about like how he got rich. His earlier girlfriend, a woman named Sveete, who a couple of news agencies have talked to, says that he got rich not from manipulating girls into camming,

but via kickboxing and crypto. That may have been a lie that he told her to disguise that he had earned his money via camming. It's a little unclear to me, but I'm gonna quote again here with her. She says he adopted the persona of a family man. He would just say he was looking for a sincere girl with a pure soul to start a family and have three to five children with, she says. Indeed, Set says Andrew was particularly obsessed with getting her pregnant and insisted on

having sex with that protection. He talked many times about giving her pregnant and having her raise his children, she says. A spokesman for Tate says Andrew vehemently denies any allegations that suggests he urged previous girlfriends to have unprotected sex. So that's you know. I feel like we have to put that in there for legal cases, but it is like interesting to me. All of this context I think fills him out and makes him a sadder example of

a person. It seems like his decision to become an influencer and effectively create a cult around the image of himself as a business guru and philosopher came after he was kicked off of Big Brother as a result of the rape allegations against him. We can pretty definitely say that he exaggerated his claims of wealth at varying points. In various videos, Tate claimed to be worth seven hundred million dollars and sometimes to be the world's first trillionaire.

Romanian police were able to confiscate it about four million dollars worth of assets. Now, I don't doubt that he had more than that obviously it's not hard to hide stuff, but I don't think it was anywhere close to seven hundred million, let alone to trillion dollars now. His former girlfriend also notes that he regularly claimed to be on a tight budget, perhaps due to all the money he had to spend on the fancy cars and the rolexes

and other signifiers of wealth. Whatever the truth, the source of most of his money grew to be subscriptions to his various online schools and the war Room, a series of private discord rooms for people who described as his insiders aka anyone with five thousand dollars they who were related to give to Andrew Tait. In videos I watched, he tries to portray the war Room as like his the new Illuminati. You know, these are the most influential

men you've never heard of. They're gonna get They could get me out of any bad situation I got into. If I get into a problem in any country, they can pull me out of it right away. You know, I have connections everywhere. They'll take vengeance on my enemies for me. Leaked chat logs from the war Room reveal more pedestrian realities. There's a video of a guy who enrolled in the War Room and presumably spend all that money and did a vlog review of his time there.

I am a guy who smokes cigars. Andrew actually does appear to smoke his cigars like he does it enough, like he does it like a guy who like it. Stephen Crowder does the same thing, and so does Ben Shapiro, and I think they both hate cigars like they do not They are like they're doing it like it's miserable to them, like they're kissing a sake, I will say I think Andrew actually does enjoy that, so I'll say that for him. But you know that's not praise or anything.

It just means some other guys are even sadder. Another guiding ethos of the war Room is achieving autonomy from the matrix by obtaining multiple passports and citizenships. Screen grabs of twenty nineteen war room chat logs obtained by Rolling Stone appear to show the war Room instructing men how to do so. In one screen grab, a user identified as Tate outlines a project to help people obtain multiple passports. Pay a price, send old ID passport in the mail.

We'll let you guys know as soon as we're live. So yeah, there's like pictures. Tate has posted pictures of like his fake IDs, or what appeared to be his fake IDs, and he's bragged about collecting passports to flee from the law in different countries, which is part of why after his arrest, his one month stay in jail

was extended three times. If you brag repeatedly about your access to private jets and multiple passports, that provides the government with a really easy case to describe you as a flight risk.

this sort of shit. You don't brag about it on fucking TikTok so Andrew, you know, once he gets locked up, this is at the end of last year, kind of goes very quickly from this sort of James Bond Man of the World, uh International, Man of Mystery type of branding to unhinged tweets that he's like sending out via an intermediary. Like he goes like immediately from like I am the business you know, guru, influencer ladies man to like I am fighting ghosts in my jail cell. My

favorite example is this from February twenty fifth. I was awoken last night by an icy chill and identified a ghost in my prison cell. He was terrified and begged me not to annihilate him. I sent him back to hell with a message for the demons. I am always ready.

in jail. They're not even I say I wrote tapped his phone calls. He's in jail, They know what he's saying on the phone, right, just the way that any jail system does, right, Like if you're talking, like that's the way it goes. Yeah. Uh so they and anyway the calls that they listen to in them, he is discussing like Dubai as a potential route for him to escape from This is like claims made by people in

the Romanian law enforcement. Uh and since the UAE doesn't like extradite to Romania, this makes sense but also kind of backs up the government's claim that he can't be released once this stuff leaks. Tate like that once the like claims come out that like he might be sick, there's a shadow on his lung. Tate was unable to handle the idea of people thinking he was sick, even though this was an important part of his escape strategy,

because again, sickness implies unacceptable vulnerabilities. So he posts, they can't have that, Oh my god, no, no, he posts this. I do not have cancer. My lungs contain precisely zero smoking damage. In fact, I have an eight liter lung capacity and the vital signs of an Olympic athlete. There is nothing but a scar on my lung from an old battle. True warriors are scarred both inside and out.

I had a regular checkup organized in Dubai predetention. The doctors were extremely interested in the scar on my lung. They do not understand how I survive without treatment. They do not know the secrets of Wudan. But this battle has long passed. He attached this photo and the thread.

victim demanding she retracted her accusations. These comments are of a nature to provoke in the victim a state of fear as a result of the threatening tone they have in addressing her, attempting to determine her to change her statements regarding the accused in the case. The judge noted in the February summary. On top of this, in December, a US law firm representing the brother sent to cease

and assist to a woman in Florida. This is the woman who he had been holding against her will, whose mother contacted the FBI, who contacted US authorities to free her, which is what started this whole series of investigations kind of mid last year against any Tate that led to his arrest. So he Romanian authorities are at least looking

at this as intimidation. Andrew's lawyer, Tina Glandion number one, has said that her firm had no part in sending this cease and desist, but obviously a lot of Andrew's a lot of the harassment being directed against people who have made accusations against Andrew has occurred in a somewhat decentralized manner. Andrew was stoking it, and he's certainly talking. You know. The Romanian authorities say he is directing his representatives to kind of incite harassment campaigns by his fans.

But it's not as simple as just like, oh, yeah, somebody paid someone to go do this. You know, he has people who are willing, who, once riled up, will go and take action. There's evidence that at least one fan attempted to track this woman down in her home in Florida. Thankfully he did not succeed, but there is ample evidence that other fans have executed far reaching harassment campaigns on women who have spoken out against him. We

talked about Daria Gusa on our last episodes. Who She was the young Romanian woman who, when she was a child was contacted by Tate in an attempt at grooming her. She says after talking to the BBC for the article we cited, she received numerous threats in including a guy who found her phone number, texted her and said that he knew where she went to college and had her class schedule.

that so many girls don't want to speak out. BuzzFeed's reporting also sheds more light on one of the women arrested with the Tates, a former Romanian cop named Radhu, who is suspected of using her position to gain a legal access to a classified police database over most of

twenty twenty two. A judge noted that quote, it would be impossible for the accused to access the database without support from others, which might be seen to suggest that some Romania authorities believe a broader conspiracy exists with among members of their law enforcement agencies. That said, this all doesn't necessarily mean that there's some like hidden Tate Cadra inside of Romanian policing. This could and probably is. I'm

going to say this is the most unlikely explanation. Radhu is really devoted to this guy, partly maybe because she's in love partly because there's financial benefit here and she's bribing her colleagues for specific favors. Right, this is a known problem that Romania has bribery among public officials. There doesn't have to be like some secret like Cadra of Tate supporters within Romanian policing for this to have happened. Rod Who just needs to have thrown some money around

at any rate. Buzzfeeds reporting suggests that rod Who may have helped quash earlier allegations in Romania against Andrew. In addition, prosecutors said they had obtained new information from the police unit local to the Tate compound suggesting that women had filed multiple complaints of violence, coercion and abuse against the brothers that predated the current case. These complaints have gone unresolved,

giving rise to bision of undue influence from Radu. So basically the thing he only got in trouble this time, Like this whole chain of events started because he was allegedly keeping that woman from Florida held against her will, and her family contacted US authorities and that got the ball rolling on all of this. But there were claims from an in Romania and attempts to report to the police earlier that this Romanian cop quashed. Because she's on

Andrew Tate's team, she's profiting from this with him. There are also allegations that prosecutors make that Tate ordered his team to reach out to two right wing Romanian politicians. Both of these guys are like big gender politics, culture war dudes and COVID deniers. One of them is on Ukraine's sanctions list for spreading Russian propaganda. And basically, I mean, here's the quote from Tate to talking to his assistant to telling her what to say to the two politicians.

If you take the side of the guys when they get out of prison, they will make sure you were rewarded for telling the truth. That's what he told his assistant to say to these these politicians. Now, to be fair about that, like both of these right wing politicians seem to have seen where the wind was blowing because

they didn't. They did not agree to work with him, and in fact, when asked by local media if they were willing to defendate, they said no. So it kind of seems like this was a Again, part of Tate had this kind of belief that you know, I went between my money and my connections, I can make anything happen. But he flew too close to the sun, like there's

this this, this whole thing blew up too big. So when he reaches out to these guys who normally would have loved to be associated with him, they're like, no, bro, you fucked up. Like number one, cops are listening to everything you say, like we don't want to We're not let's start there. Number two, you are in a lot of trouble and we don't want to be associated with you. That's not smart. When you put all this stuff together, it might be seen as somewhat surprising that the brothers

were finally released from jail and house arrest. Reporting does suggest they're under heavy watch there, so they're unable to leave the country with ease, but still why were they released from jail? In an official summary of a late February court review, the judge, who had been on their case from the beginning, claimed that there were new reasons to keep the brothers incarcerated based on the government surveillance of their calls, and I found this in an article

in the Guardian. The accused present a clear danger for public order. They made preparations to evade criminal investigation by leaving Romania and are trying to influence witnesses and are exerting pressure on the victims. But a month or so later, two different appeals court judges, both of whom were new to the case, approved the move to house arrest. There doesn't seem to be a good explanation as to why

this happened. Buzzfeeds reporting claims that there's a lot was a lot of anxiety at the move in official circles. It's hard for me to say what's happening here, what is going to occur. There are reports from like the judges who are still on the case that the information that's come out and that the attempts to influence witnesses

by Tate have prejudiced judges against their case. Quote. One experienced Romanian justice system insider who requested anonymity, told BuzzFeed News that Andrew's various missteps while in attention dimmed from the influencer's need for public attention and his compulsion to arouse controversy. I think Andrew Tate is not the most intelligent guy, the insider said, but he probably can't help himself and it's again kind of unclear to me, you know.

I think a lot of people were like, this is a bad sign that they've released him into house arrest. It was kind of unprecedented for them to hold him before indicting him for three months, so it's not entirely weird that this has happened. He is still like basically waiting for the indictment, which should come before June, kind of based on the letter of Romanian law, they have to make a move kind of before June, so we

will see what happens with that. I do want to talk a bit about the person that Andrew was hired to run his legal case, who is an American lawyer named Tina Glandian. Tina has made a career of working for high profile.

I found a very puffy pr piece first of all. I mean, yeah, that case she was in the right. I found a very puffy pr piece about her on a website called Dan's Papers that included this quote. Glandian's legal counsel has proven invaluable to countless celebrities, professional athletes, and entertainers. Her list read like boldface names splattered on page six, representing a listers such as Kesha, Mike Tyson,

and Chris Brown. Glandian was also the lead attorney in the Michael Jackson v. Extra Jet case after Jackson's charter jet was illegally wiretapped. I am inspired by a desire to help people, particularly the underdogs, Glandian says. The feeling that someone is relying on me to tell their story or to right or wrong is a great motivator. I strive to give my clients a voice and to be their most zealous advocate. So you know, she sounds nice.

She also claims to be a dedicated woman's rights activist. In times when Glandein is not conducting business or trying cases, she is an outspoken advocate and a champion for women's rights both nationally and internationally. She's a un representative for the Armenian International Women's Association and part of the Commission on the Status of Women.

from him. Since his release, he's uploaded a like a picture to Twitter of a bunch of little electric scooters, like ten of them in the walden yard of his compound because he's on house arrest, with the text, they raided my house and took all my cars, so I bought ten new bugattis So that's sad. He still maintains his absolute innocence and says there's a zero percent chance

of him being found guilty. One video showed him walking around a room in his house smoking a cigar while he says, since last year, I've been in twenty four hour lockdown, no yard time, pacing a three meter cell with zero electronics, are outside contact, absolute clarity of mind, real thoughts, real plans, vivid pain, one hour home and I can't stand my phone. Some habits die hard, We must defeat Satan.

of this, just like martial arts. Mysticism has always been a piece of him and a piece of his like his like public profile. It's so much more now than it was before.