#AnklesOutForAndrew
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
It's a Lot is recorded on Gadigal land. We pay our respects to the traditional custodians of this land and to elders past and present. We also would love to extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people listening today and remind you all that sovereignty was never ceded and it always was and always will be Aboriginal land. This is Abby on Friday with a little voice note, a little editor's note here because there have been updates. We recorded this episode on Thursday last week and since then two things have happened. First and foremost, the White House have said they won't intervene when it comes to the Tate brothers and their unfortunate situation. But also Andrew Tate has somehow tweeted from prison.
He said, I'm being held in SHU, which is the isolation room, the what is it, solitary housing unit, the highest level of security which exists. No commissary, no visits, no contact with the outside world. My neighbour is a cannibal who screams throughout the night. So, yeah, he's not having a good time. Poor, poor bloke. Anyway, this is me on a little voice memo. added into the start of the episode because those two things hadn't happened yet. But I thought it was important that you knew that Andrew Tate is in the shoe. What I do find funny, though, is that he's saying he has no contact with the outside world, but he is posting on Twitter. So obviously he is able to call people.
What immediate updates about Andrew Tate's arrest and social posts are mentioned at the top of the episode?
I guess he just means that he isn't allowed to do his Hustlers University courses. He isn't allowed to get on his social media and yell about things that are nonsensical. So poor, poor guy, human rights being violated. Very funny on Twitter. Sorry, X. I refuse to call X. On Twitter. Yeah. There's the added context part that like fact checks or corrects people. And so he's got that tweet that says, I'm being held in shoe. I have no contact with the outside world. And then the added context from the reader says, posting on social media is contact with the outside world. I love it. Anyway, that's the context for today's episode. Look, the Trump administration just say things all the time. So I guess there is still a chance they will try and block the extradition, but they have now said they won't.
So we'll see what happens. But that is a good sign that he will see his day in court and get justice in the UK. Fingers crossed he is extradited and we see what happens next. All right. Enjoy the rest of the episode.
It's a lot. Andrew Tate has been arrested. Look, we feel neutral about this. Don't get too excited, guys. I will say as I'm recording this, I am wearing capris and no socks and a nice little flat ballet flat so that I can match with the arrest photo of Andrew Tate, self-proclaimed misogynist and owner of Hustlers University. Fucking loser. So, listen. This process with the Tate brothers is also his brother Tristan, mate. Tristan and Andrew have been arrested in Florida because there has been an extradition from the UK. The UK want to get them out of America to come and face trial in the UK for many charges. They now have 59 together.
Yes. during like the arrest over the weekend was because of these additional charges.
Yes, so 38 additional and that's both brothers together total are charges but it is a lot of charges. We do have to say they both deny all wrongdoing. Their lawyer even said they haven't done nothing wrong. Yes. Crazy quote from a lawyer. But look, they deny all wrongdoing and we will see what happens in court. But we're going to talk about today what the charges are as well as this extradition as far as we understand. Look, are we a legal podcast? No. We're going off articles that we're reading. Mm-hmm. We are trying to figure out what is actually happening or what's going to happen because there is a chance they may have their extradition blocked. There is a chance this could, you know, they could end up just walking free again.
Possibly.
Possibly, you know, and again, if they get found not guilty, then that is another way to walk free. But even before that, because they are in the US, they have to get extradited and extradited
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–1:39
2
What immediate updates about Andrew Tate's arrest and social posts are mentioned at the top of the episode?
1:39–9:58
3
How did the hosts describe the arrest photos and public reaction to Andrew and Tristan Tate's outfits?
9:58–18:36
4
Why are listeners upset about people mocking Tate's outfit versus the seriousness of the allegations?
18:36–56:32
5
How do online defenders frame feminist criticism as equivalent to Tate's alleged crimes?
56:32–1:07:16
Speakers
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