Anyone who is really big and talks in a way that scares them is going to face criminal charges.

Andrew Tate discusses what he perceives as a global struggle against freedom movements, exemplified by the legal challenges faced by populist figures like Trump, Le Pen, and Bolsonaro. He argues that the criminal charges against Trump are not about justice but about silencing influential voices that challenge the establishment. Tate suggests these legal actions are predetermined, with corrupt judges and juries, aimed at controlling populations by targeting their leaders.