Tristan Tate x Jack Neel Podcast

Tristan Tate and Tristan Tate both evaded taxes in England nine years prior to this interview, despite working different jobs at the time.

Tristan Tate's mission is to prevent the erosion of the culture of humanity that built the world.

A Florida judge ruled that two of the alleged victims in Tristan Tate's case were lying about their allegations.

Police found messages on the phones of Tristan Tate's two false accusers where they discussed lying to the police and pretending to cry to appear more victimized.

Tristan Tate has been under a form of arrest for 700 days and his case has not yet reached the stage where a final decision has been made on whether it will go to trial.

Tristan Tate, at 36 years old, disagrees with many outlandish statements he made as a young, brash 25-year-old on the internet.

None of the women interviewed by police claimed to be victims of Tristan Tate, with some even calling him after the interviews to say they told police to "get lost."

Tristan Tate admits to sending text messages referring to girls in a joking way as "my [ __ ]" or "my slave," which were included in his indictment, but he clarifies these were jokes and not evidence of actual slavery.

Tristan Tate has been aggressively stalked by a woman for four years who follows him everywhere, including outside jail and court, and even tried to gain entry to his house by using his girlfriend's name.

Tristan Tate's only illegal business he ever ran was copying and selling pirated video games and music discs at school, which he did because he found school boring and could make money.

Tristan Tate states that his casinos are long since closed, and Tristan Tate, as a Muslim, can no longer make money from gambling.

Tristan Tate believes Donald Trump is the "Last Hope" for the future of what America was designed to be.

Tristan Tate believes the 2020 US election was rigged because Joe Biden supposedly received 5 million more votes than Barack Obama, which Tristan finds unbelievable given Biden's lack of popularity.

Tristan Tate believes that all the founders of the Federal Reserve Bank and the current system of financial control in the US government were Jewish.