Welcome to the Tudor Dixon podcast. I'm sure you've all heard this, I guess, hype over Andrew Tate. He is a very, very evil guy. The Tate brothers in general have done horrible things. They have been under investigation in Romania and the UK and even DeSantis has talked about putting them under investigation

in the United States.

And I think people don't really understand how dangerous these men are, and Andrew especially.

And so I have Danny Pinter here with me today.

She's a leading voice standing up for the victims of sexual violence and the Senior Legal Counsel for the National Center on Sexual Exploitation Law Center.

She's recently taken on a new role and she's representing Jane Doe against the Tate brothers.

And this is so important.

So thank you so much for coming on, Danny.

I want to talk about exactly

what is happening with these brothers and why this obsession in the media has sort of taken over,

making them seem like they are great masculine men when they're really true abusers and evil men.

Well, thank you so much for having me. It's definitely important topic.

Yeah, absolutely. So we've seen this, and I have to say on what I would say,

sometimes even right of center podcasts and people who are in that space have brought them into the mix and

kind of lauded praise on them and said, you know, these are great examples of masculinity.

I'm watching some of these videos of this guy. And just so people are clear about who he is.

He's put out videos, say, admitting to being a pimp, admitting to bringing women into his

home. And what he had done in the past was, and I don't know, you can correct me if he's still doing

this. He had a webcam business where he explained it as he would bring a woman into his life,

kind of wine and dine her, make her fall in love with him. And he acted like this

was a chore in the way he described it. Like, oh, I would have to have sex with them. And then they

would be bonded to me in a way that they couldn't leave. So, I mean, true mental abuse.

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