All right, guys, so I have a treat for you while we are still in the aftermath of the Kanye interview, holding that in a vault, revealing it to the world, and then the world sort of realizing that everything that we were told about Kanye two years ago, and I'm having a mental breakdown, that he was crazy, that he was angry, was a carefully constructed lie. The media, of course, trying to bury him with headlines because they didn't want you to hear what he was actually saying. And then when you actually heard what he had to say, thanks to this vault interview, you went, oh, that's really interesting, actually. He's making some very sound points. Here is a reality that you've probably come to if you've been watching this podcast. Virtually every person in the media that is being attacked the hardest,

there is a reason that they are being attacked. There is a truth that the media is trying to obscure.

And so now I think it's my duty to speak to the most canceled, quote unquote canceled people that are out there to figure out why it is the media hates them so much. And who's hated more

than the Tate brothers? I really don't think there is anyone that is arguably hated more than the Tate brothers? I really don't think there is anyone

that is arguably hated more than the Tate brothers. I think it even, they rank higher than

Yay does. So I'm going to have a conversation with both of them. Today, first and foremost,

we are going to speak with Tristan Tate. Welcome to the Candace podcast. Welcome. I'm very happy

to be here.

And this is the least pregnant I've ever seen, Reef.

So congratulations on the new arrival.

Yeah.

It's absolutely amazing.

It's always a new arrival.

The new arrival, I'm like, I'm either pregnant, still pregnant, pregnant again.

So this is just the rare eight months.

Doing your job, repopulating the earth.

I love to hear it. I love to hear it. So I have been, I've been wanting to speak to you for a very long time, obviously when I went out to Romania the first time and I interviewed just Andrew. But then I had such a remarkable conversation with you. And I realized that, oh gosh, I should have definitely interviewed Tristan because there's so much that he has to say, you're incredibly well read first and foremost but i want to start with

just speaking about traditional masculinity and there was this one moment that you were describing to me

really the circumstances of what it took for you to survive mentally when you and your brother

were put into a prison and there were no charges against you.

No.

Can you describe, first and foremost, just remind us how long you were put into that cell,

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