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Late last month, Romania indicted Andrew Tate on charges of human trafficking in continued form, rape, and establishing an organized crime group to exploit women. Tate and others with charges alongside him now face house arrest as they wait to go on trial. Days ago, conservative media personality Tucker Carlson sat down with Andrew Tate in Romania for an hours-long interview. Throughout this discussion, Carlson largely let Tate control the narrative. Tate told an abundance of lies, such as claiming that indictments against him do not entail human trafficking or any sort of violence. Unfortunately for Tate, Romania's case files prove otherwise and have been made available to the public. Amid ongoing backlash, people have begun coming out with evidence that incriminates Tate. This evidence is largely comprised of videos where Tate posts about pimping, manipulating, and trafficking women for his own financial advancement.

Not a good look for anyone involved

Right now, Carlson is under fire from folks who maintain that he failed to do his due diligence while interviewing Tate. Carlson could have easily reviewed the indictment against Tate that lists his charges. He also could have pushed back when Tate falsely claimed that the charges against him only pertain to financial crimes and the use of TikTok. In the aftermath of this interview, The Milk Bar TV put out a video entitled "Did Andrew Tate lie to Tucker Carlson?" In this video, millions have seen Tate boasting about his "pimping h*es degree" course where he teaches men how to exploit women for money. https://twitter.com/TheMilkBarTV/status/1680496714179051520 Likewise included are screenshots of Romania's indictment and testimonies from female accusers whose allegations match up with nefarious behavior that Tate himself boasted of. Viewers of The Milk Bar TV's video will also see Tate bragging that women can't leave his home and must "stay in the house."

Conservative backlash against Tate

Many conservative and right-leaning influencers have begun calling out Tate as problematic in the wake of his interview with Carlson. https://twitter.com/JaydaBF/status/1681055398894133250 Even Twitter owner Elon Musk (who previously promoted the aforementioned interview as "interesting") conceded that allegations against Tate and his own on-video confessions remain "troubling." Amid this latest backlash, Tate has taken to social media to allege it's all the work of "the Matrix." https://twitter.com/brad_polumbo/status/1681085187000508416