Tristan Tate

I wouldn't think that if I met a woman and married her and in one way or another turned my back on the mothers of my children –

I don't feel God would be happy with me for doing that because, you know, this was a very, I was at a very different point in my life when I was, when these children were conceived and I have a responsibility as their father to take care of them and their mothers.

So, you know, I feel like I'm a husband to multiple women, I guess, because there'll never be a point in my life when I stopped working and being the best version of myself I can be to give them an easy and a comfortable life.

Like I'm going, you know, I've got a wife now and I got officially married in church and I signed the government paperwork.

So all of you just move on with your lives.

I did all the things that I'm responsible for.

Not ongoing trial, by the way.

Well, it's finished for now.

Because I'm dealing with the most corrupt justice system in the Western world.

So yes, I have beaten the case.

Will they come back and try it again?

Maybe.

And will they do this for the next 20 years of my life?

Maybe.

But as of right now, I have absolutely no indictments in the court and no charges against me.

And I'm free to do anything I like.

Will the Romanians try again?

Sure.

But the Romanians told me you were a bad person.

I wouldn't believe them.