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Hey folks,
Andrew and Tristan Tate are getting desperate.
They’re still behind bars in Miami awaiting their extradition hearing, their old MAGA allies aren’t rushing to save them, and now their lawyer is apparently trying to drag Barack Obama into the conversation. The whole thing is bizarre, but underneath the internet meltdown is a much bigger story about power, accountability, and how these guys ever got this close to American politics in the first place.
[00:01:08] Barack Obama speaks out about the Trump administration’s treatment of Ilhan Omar, and the Tate brothers’ lawyer immediately tries to make it about Andrew and Tristan.
[00:03:31] Why I think Andrew Tate’s fixation on Obama says something deeper about the persona he’s spent years selling to young men online.
[00:06:02] The jokes stop here. We get into the extremely serious allegations at the center of the Tate brothers’ legal problems, and why their increasingly desperate PR campaign shouldn’t distract from them.
[00:09:33] Even Nick Fuentes admits the Tates could face enormous consequences if they’re extradited, as their former MAGA allies remain remarkably quiet.
[00:12:47] The question I keep coming back to: how did the Tate brothers get so close to Trump world, and did those political relationships influence how the U.S. government treated them?
This story matters because it’s bigger than two obnoxious internet personalities melting down online. It’s about access. It’s about influence. And it’s about whether powerful political relationships can help people avoid accountability while everyone else plays by a different set of rules. Democrats need to take those questions seriously, and independent media needs to keep asking them. If you value reporting that follows the story even after everyone else moves on, help me keep doing it.
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With urgency,
—Mike
