Andrew Tate claims he is a ‘feminist’ in heated TV interview with Piers Morgan – live updates

The second part of Piers Morgan’s interview with Andrew Tate airs tomorrow, with a promotional teaser in which the pair discuss Hamas and the ongoing legal battle against the Tates.

Andrew’s brother Tristan will also appear for a separate interview.

When asked about his influence on young teenagers, Tate replied: “It’s very easy for a teenager, with his hormones and lack of life experience, to weaponize the things I say and use them in the wrong context.” This However, it’s not my fault.

“Can I make sure that no teenager on the planet who listens to me ever misunderstands me? No, I can’t, but I’m doing my best.”

After speaking about Amanda Holden, Tate said, “We’re all feminists here.”

When asked whether he actually calls himself a feminist, he confirmed that he believes in self-determined women.

However, he added that “men and women were created differently by God.”

“A man has certain jobs and a woman has certain jobs,” he said.

In a bizarre exchange, Tate once responded to a photo of presenter Amanda Holden in a swimsuit, writing: “You are a wife and mother and well past your teens, this post is unnecessary.”

Describing her as a close friend, Morgan said the tweet was misogynistic, to which Tate explained: “You can call me crazy, you can call me misogynistic, but I think once you reach the ripe old age of 50, no woman should interested in them.” Thirst quencher on Instagram. I think she has greater responsibilities, I am sure she is a very intelligent woman and has done amazing things.”

After reading out a lengthy tweet in which Tate laid out his views on women and his treatment of his partner, Morgan concluded: “I think that’s the purest definition of misogyny I’ve ever read,” Morgan concluded.

When Morgan asked Tate his views on whether women were slaves and subjects, Tate replied, “Slaves who wear Prada.”

The term “method” refers to men who use tactics to coerce vulnerable people into exploitation.

Tate replied, “Do you know what ‘loverboy method’ means?” To be nice. “He was nice, polite and friendly and they really liked him as a person and he told them how to do TikTok. “He’s a lover boy!”

“I was nice to girls who asked me for TikTok advice, I didn’t hit them or force them,” he said.

He then accused Morgan of using the “lover boy method” and “forcing” her to do the interview.

Tate described the allegations against him as “garbage.”

He claimed he was “thrown in prison” because of his opinions on the coronavirus pandemic and the war in Ukraine.

Andrew added: “The whole thing is a joke.”

When asked why this would result in him being thrown in prison, he said: “I was the most Googled person on the planet and had the greatest affinity with the most problematic demographic in the Matrix.”

When asked how he was able to finance himself after his bank accounts were seized, he said: “God paid my bills.”

He revealed he had seized 15 cars and six properties, as well as a number of diamond watches and other assets worth between £16m and £17m.

He added that he has not yet returned these assets.

When asked about the Romanian president’s conditions where he was being held, Tate said: “It’s just as bad as people expect. “Luckily it was winter so the cockroaches weren’t that bad.”

He added that there had been an “infestation” of cockroaches and that he entertained himself by killing them and doing “thousands of push-ups a day.”

He denied crying but said he had tears streaming down his face. “I’m an emotional man, I think men are hyper-emotional, we just have to control it,” he said.

“I was in the middle of a fight, I don’t think you get post-traumatic stress disorder from fighting.”

Discussing his legal troubles with Piers Morgan, he described the case against him as “crazy” and “ridiculous”.

He is being tried in Romania on charges of rape and human trafficking.