Andrew Tate

Myron is someone I know and I respect and I like.

Even if he did something that offended me, even if I found that offensive, I would still say, oh, okay, well, I like Myron.

I have a whole bunch of friends who do a whole bunch of things that I don't like.

I have black friends, white friends.

I have every single type of friend you can have.

We have the most racist group chat in the world.

This is the world I live in, right?

And I think that the reason the anti-Semitism issue is so sensitive...

Is one, because of the prevalence, especially online, and I'm not going to lie, I see it everywhere myself.

I'm not even Jewish.

It must be scary to see it absolutely everywhere online.

The reason for that, I've just given you my theory as to why.

That's the first reason.

Second thing, of course, is World War II and a lot of people died in the name of defending Jews.

Of course, I understand that completely.

But then thirdly, and I'd like to have an actual open and honest conversation about this.

Don't we think, and I actually want your opinions, the fact that a song came on and the reaction has been so fierce and so...

Not aggressive, but it's so clear that songs like this can't be played without meeting genuine power in the world.

Don't you think to somebody who is completely detached from this situation, somebody at home who has nothing to do with this situation, watches it and sits and goes, ah, see, they are in charge of everything.

Good friend of mine.