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[@RobMooreDisruptors]

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[@therovingmessenger]

Money is a tool. I like that

[@arborist18]

Tate had some valid comments about the universe, everything you want in life is there for the taking, it's your mindset that will hold you back. What you perceive, you will receive, which worries me about Tate, if he believes that they are out to get him, they will 😕 I believe he also, needs to change his mindset surely?

[@securecrack]

already watched and andrew tate is awesome

[@newfreenayshaun6651]

Great job friend!

[@hm9825]

Evem if u have a weapon outside yr house it will mean nothing against ai controlled robots

[@kiljaeden5405]

Usually, Tate brings 1 mill views in just a day, yours is probably getting shadowbanned

[@kiljaeden5405]

@J Money I'm an avid Tate viewer, you gotta search for it tbh

[@lilacblue783]

His last podcast the guy who took a picture with him on his Instagram page they deleted the pic Twice

[@kiljaeden5405]

@@lilacblue783 what podcast?

[@asianbatman6887]

i think tate talk too much in here, i watch it 3 hours full that might count more then one viewer

[@seanmusona9408]

It is , I found it only cause I searched Andrew tate

[@crsp1265]

As someone who was diagnosed mild bipolar and on medication, I can say this sort of talk and delivery from Mr. Tate was what liberated me from constantly feeling shit.

[@Olympiansunrise]

Awesome bro🤘🏼

[@correlation917]

Same boat as you! Andrew tate helped my depression

[@0331NAMELESS]

That's actually awesome. How've you been doing?

[@crsp1265]

@@0331NAMELESS Down 25+ kg and not looking back mate

[@chaseshadow]

Psychosomatics is exttremely powerful . . . . . . .

[@jaeeaee3856]

100% agree with mental health and not blindly following the doctors advice. I experienced this with my dad. He got put on anti-depressant at age 30 and sent home . I saw him continue taking anti-depressants for the next 20 years which slowly over time ruined his self esteem , confidence , thinking ability , empathy , emotions , health , sexual health. He couldn't understand why he felt this way. He would constantly cry ,feel so depressed and worthless . Which would make him drink alcohol. This cycle continued for years. He lost his masculinity. He became overweight . Became more depressed . He could No longer desire women or could get a erection. What happened? His testosterone levels declined rapidly due to being heavily medicated ( Zoloft, Xanax and many more ) and drinking alcohol . Combine this with no physical exercise and a unhealthy diet. Symptons of low Testosterone Reduced sex drive Reduced erectile function Loss of body hair Less beard growth Loss of lean muscle mass Feeling very tired all the time (fatigue) Obesity (being overweight) Depression Low energy , endurance , physical strength Testosterone has dropped almost %50 in the past two decades. Almost everything in the western world influences our testosterone .Medications, Porn addiction ,Plastic water bottles , junk food , fast food , no exposure to sunlight (vitamind D) due to long working hours in offices , no physical activity , playing computer games for 12+ hours , smoking , hard drugs. Testosterone is the life force in men, its what gives us drive , it gives us strength , it gives us confidence , its a powerful energy that needs to be harnessed and maintained. There's a reason why everything in the world affects our testosterone. They know exactly what they are doing. They want men to become weak slaves to society. I believe that heavy weight lifting , eating wholesome healthy foods, being in nature , sunlight( vitamin d) , limiting alcohol consumption ,quitting smoking, taking supplements like tongkat ali , zinc ( preferably in oysters) , fish oil, ancestral food supplements or preferably whole foods (liver , kidney etc) and any other practice that improve overall health and increase testosterone in a man is what could have helped him more. This applies to ALL MEN . To be stronger , mentally , physically and to be overall content with themselves. Stop chasing women , stop wasting hours of your time on social media. Begin to take action for your own life. Become a stronger version of yourself. DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH, USE YOUR OWN BRAIN , EDUCATE YOURSELF. I had my awakening after a psychedelic experience. This involved LSD . I experienced ego death , and became "one " with the universe . It made me think differently and realize the negatives of my life. It also made me realize the beauty in life and also to love myself. I ended up quitting gaming after this experience , became more in touch with nature , cut alcohol by 98% , stopped smoking and began my journey on self improvement and most importantly maintain healthy testosterone levels. I also began micro-dosing magic mushrooms after the LSD experience, which are a massive benefit for my overall mental health , helps me reconnect with myself, connect with nature, meditate , eat healthy, boost serotonin levels in the brain , expand my overall knowledge of myself, connect with loved ones. They are a natural form of anti- depressants without numbing your emotions, it can also boost creativity and give you ideas you would never have though of. Do some research , and please don't over-do it. You only need a very small amount to reap the benefits. Psychedelic's will not help everyone, but it definitely helped me.

[@fznfx16]

W mandem

[@sirwolfiusmaximus4201]

It very sad, therapists and doctors will talk to you for only 10 minutes and decide you should go on life altering medication. It's the first choice for treatment when it should be close to the last.

[@kirojk666]

I had a similar awakening on lsd. some people get lost in that but those who make it past that (and preferably move away from lsd lol) become really amazing people. crazy stuff. but stay sober kids haha

[@kirojk666]

God bless

[@jaeeaee3856]

​@@sirwolfiusmaximus4201 It's a sad reality. I have seen multiple family members lose themselves with these medications / pain killers. Becoming zombie-like. There's a reason why magic mushroom is a banned substance, its because it can help people with depression more than these medications ever will. It's also one of the least harmful drugs you can ingest. People need to do there own research and you will find the answers. Seek natural remedies. but if you really must go to the doctors, then proceed with caution.

[@ExclusivelyReclusive1]

As someone who went through depression i totally agree. If you have suicidal thoughts, talk to a professional. If you're not suicidal and ''just'' depressed you have to start by looking at yourself and your surroundings and ask yourself, Why do i feel like this? eventually you will come to the conclusion that there's things you need to change or do in your life to be happy. You're not depressed without a cause, often it's something about yourself that is making you depressed. Maybe you aren't where you want in life, maybe you're overweight, maybe you hate your job....Look at yourself and make changes. When i got depressed i first took a ''deep rest'', then i went into nature with my camera by myself. That decision has changed my life to the better, the depression went away within a week, i got a new hobby that may turn professional, i started moving around all the time because of that so i've also lost a lot of weight, so now i'm going to start working out seriously. Things can change quickly if you just start moving, if you stay put, you will continue to be depressed.

[@susanlanez6918]

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[@susanlanez6918]

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[@larryadolf6992]

This is worth trying and i want to be successful in bitcoin trading as well.

[@adrianadestino6420]

Access to good information is what we !investors needs to progress financially and generally in life. this is a good one and I appreciate

[@lloydthesage1164]

Rob is the best Interviewer i’v ever seen….he just makes the guest feel comfortable to let it all out without interrupting, does’t lay traps nor agree or disagree, he just move on to the next question…then make a breakdown of his unbiased thoughts after, thats a level of professionalism that i’v never seen before.

[@jasonolinger7585]

I've noticed that almost all of these intellectuals and gurus say that they do not read books to build up credibility in themselves and their teachings but trust that people like Andrew and all of these other people online are deep readers of knowledge, they are just really good at making you feel a certain type of way while expressing it which is just as important as the person who came up with it in the first place. All of the information you hear online has already been printed in a multitude of books that you have never read.

[@slatanek]

My dad died 2 years ago. I didn't had a good relationship with him for the last 15 years. Now when I look back at the things he was trying to say to me, I do understand him and get the lessons he was trying to teach me. Back then I thought of him as a punk. Now I have much more respect for him. And I do feel after he died I started changing. I'm much more mature and hardened. I feel like it's my turn to take care of others and not expecting them to thank me for it. Cause being a man is doing everything that's in the interest of protecting your closed ones even if they'll hate you for it. I understand now, I'm not here to be liked by others, I'm here to be respected even if only after I die.

[@Lauren-ic8gw]

Looking forward to this. Started listening just audio when was looking to watch part 4 the Andrew Tate interview. Did stop part way to double check when realised Rob was talking about how the day went and giving us an insight into how he felt about Andrew outwith the interview. Thanks Rob, great to hear Ur views as well,.and how things went on the day. Not something most interviewers give, but it definitely enhances the viewer's experience and perception getting that additional info. Excellent stuff Rob &

[@Gazjonesproperty]

rob, much respect for doing this, great interview and it takes people like you and tate to express being a realist , im with you guys

[@riprpmike1433]

Great breakdown. I watched the full episode and wanted to hear how you felt about that, without the presence of Tate. You said everything in this segment that you said to Tate. Much respect for remaining genuine and not waiting til he was gone to throw him under the bus. You definitely earned a new subscriber. I'd like to hear you interview Coach Greg Adams on the subject "What do men gain from marriage".

[@zackbrown5201]

That Andrew tate video was shadow banned ...couldn't find easily on KZbin

[@kiljaeden5405]

If it's against Tate, you'd bet it'll be viral in no time

[@martyk6207]

Brilliant interview Rob and great questions you asked Andrew...and loved almost all his answers. Yes he can be abrasive and showy but sure that is to get attention and stir up emotion so he gets reaction from people and actually makes them think for themselves. I will definitely be watching the whole interview again!

[@josh7693]

Exactly, anyone with half a brain can understand he calls women "bitches" and men "lazy fat fucks" for marketing purposes, he knows it grabs peoples attention, he doesn't actually hate women like the Media tried to push lol But glad you can see that it's just to get peoples attention on the big picture, greater message he is trying to get across

[@vascoespañol]

Your Fathers death makes you feel like a lost kid and a mature man at the same time . Lost my old man at 43 when he was 75 Loved him so much.

[@MarkWestHam]

Good Points, Rob I love your channel. One thing though, he DID NOT mean an actual previous life, he meant at some point in this current life, he was involved in criminal activity but referred to it as a previous life and In the interview, that did raise a smile for me as I could see what you had taken from that and what he meant and the mild confusion in it all! It did not detract from a brilliant interview and I look forward to many more.

[@tylerwoodrum1985]

The last 20 minutes of part 3 got me jumpin,Tate laid down a speech for the Age my friends. Boom,enough said.

[@joepirrotta4398]

HUGE W for the interview bruv!

[@Louis-ws7mu]

Rob I just found about you yesterday 👊🏽 such an inspiration, great podcasts and amazing material to run from the matrix 👍🏽 keep up brother.

[@debraanncarter6988]

Interesting interview and debrief. I don’t understand why people would dislike someone for asking questions of anyone. All information helps us shape ourselves if we take away what we need . We can learn something from everyone and get better acquainted with ourselves.

[@josh7693]

Tate's belief that Depression isn't real, is beautiful. It's a beautiful way to think, truly. Your mind can be your best friend or your worst enemy, pick the best friend. BELIEF is the most powerful thing in this world.

[@drofheim]

It isn't real. Cortisol is real.

[@Aneebanana1]

He's right about trauma masculines women, we learn to fight , we have to! ....

[@metadoran]

Well done! You're a great interviewer. Thank you!

[@CptZhu]

Oh man just watched your 3 hour interview with Andrew Tate and you were an amazing host. Really insightful to see your POVs too. Goddamn I stayed up from 3AM to 8AM watching your videos now

[@khaii13]

lovely debrief and impeccable series. right up there with the one PBD did in valuetaiemt. Mad props and much respect

[@antoniodelgado820]

I totally agree

[@ZMG77]

Thank you for setting up and providing us with your sit down interview with Andrew Tate. This video recap/breakdown of the interview was well summarized and inciteful. Hope to see more great content from your interviews.

[@suzannemcnamara4917]

Well done Rob and well done to Harry too for asking you some great questions!

[@andredubois4601]

Rob, you did a fantastic job as an interviewer. The whole thing was just pleasant to watch after that frustrating Pierce Morgan interview (which I couldn´t even finish)

[@ilioaraormenisan]

Yes, yes, yes…judgement is one of the hardest thing to give up on it! I wonder how this world would look like if we all stop judging each other. What if other people’s opinions can be just an interesting point of view? You are an amazing being @robmoore

[@KD400_]

R u from Romania if so did andrew tate describe romania good is it a good country to raise a family do women respect men and do men provide for women etc

[@mostawesomedudeever1]

There needs to be more judgement not less. It's called having standards. The reason why society is falling apart with all these false narratives of cultural Marxism is because they have convinced society standards don't matter.

[@Raycho7]

Regarding the Pharm industry motive to drug you, the greek word for sorcery is “pharmakeia.” That's where the term Pharmacy or Pharmaceutical comes from. The more you know 🌠

[@joeyartone9378]

I'm glad you went over Tate's view on depression. That take of his has honestly been confusing and upsetting me so I appreciate your clarification and genuine opinion on it

[@technicalactivity]

loved the dichotomy between mental health wellness vs mental illness. Mind is aching wrapping my head around these topics so late in the night but boy is it accepting

[@ninorey9957]

Never heard of Rob Moore, but watched the the interview with tate and this. Rob seems a genuinely nice person, love the way he carries himself, his way of communication is amazing, I feel I can learn a lot from Rob.

[@Userdoesnotexit]

13:55 About Depression, The recent studies showed that there is no link between chamecial Imbalance in the head and depression. and they also stated the the pills make no sense since there is no link.

[@antoniodelgado820]

I just subscribed to your channel, because of the interview you did to Tate...congrats!!!

[@billybigtime2808]

Very enjoyable listen regarding your thoughts on Depression etc

[@peacefamily212]

That was brilliant thank you guys 10/10 excellent podcast! Keep up the good work you are both awesome!

[@juniormeghji2551]

This is was either the best or at least top 3 interviews with Andrew Tate I have seen. Normally a Tate interview would have garnered far more views but it's clear that the video is being suppressed, solely because Tate is mentioned. I don't agree with everything he says but I'd say I agree with 95% of what he says. I used to see a therapist and take adhd medication before I started to listen to him and I'm a 36 year old man. My fiancées nephew introduced me to his view on depression and Adhd and since I have gotten off my medication and stopped my therapy sessions I have seen better results exponentially.

[@Soulja4ChristWeAreAtWar]

You can't be introspective, as Tate demonstrated, and also be a true narcissist.

[@apacur]

Excellent point

[@therovingmessenger]

Wow. I like what you said about mental health. I remember when I gave into my spiritual calling which I've always had since I was a child but gave into the calling at age 40, I became depressed. I had no zeal for my several businesses. I had a sharp mind for business but instead left everything to go into the wilderness to meditate or pray for hours, sometimes smoke too. But when I met my friend who was a psychiatrist he said I was clinically depressed especially when I told him of my many spiritual encounters since I was a child, he wanted to offer me some anti depressant drugs which I refused. I am glad I refused them because over the years my spiritual insight increased whereas if I had taken them it would have decreased. So I agree with you there

[@SkoolNerds]

He was saying the ‘past life’ thing because he didn’t want to incriminate himself as he was actually talking about a conversation he was involved with earlier in his life with gangsters. He wasn’t talking about actually a past life.

[@oscardominguez1680]

Was surprised he did not get that

[@d6i-883]

Like how does he not understand that 🤦‍♂️

[@caffeinated936]

i feel like rob is a tad stupid, noticed during the interview and here from how he's going out of his way to debate specific word choices which aren't ultimately even the wrong choice of words but yk he does have a networth of 200mil so yea

[@unravelinghiddentruths]

13:56 I wanna say something, - I thought to myself after knowing about the pharmaceutical scam in the mental health industry and i fought with my mom about it, she said we should consult the doctor before stopping my meds, But supposedly the doctor scared me even more saying that my brain doesn't produce seretonin in the amount it should and that i have to take the meds untill it is capable of doing so, I asked the doctor if this is a case of acute depression, but he said it's a chemical imbalance and scared me into starting it back, On the other hand i'm studying spirituality and i can certainly say i'm in a happy place, and i don't feel depressed anymore but spirituality what they say is if you believe you are truly "healthy" and don't attach that victim mindset with yourself you won't need medicines. Thus i feel stuck in this loop of science and spirituality, can pls someone suggest me what to do?

[@acayette]

5:53 - as a woman who grew up with women with life baggage, I confirm what Andrew said is true. Trauma masculinizes women, they become narcissistic and more aggressive and more hateful towards men but mainly towards other women out of jealousy that other women had it "better" than them.

[@zeeboiproductionzify]

Tate puts a mirror up to society and the society cant take what they see! #WestandwithTATE #TOPG

[@ceo4297]

Great listen, great interview. Great podcast. Honest view's. My Respect given. ✊🏾

[@piotrwikarski9401]

Good points about depression/mental illness. I was clinically depressed for about 15 years, 8 of which on antidepressants. My depression was literally hell on earth. It hit me unexpected, and apart from some random guesses no professional knew what caused it and how to help. Antidepressants helped me to live without extremely negative emotions, but it is possible they took some portion of my ability to experience certain emotions permanently - I will never know.

[@d6i-883]

Clinical depression isnt a thing

[@yuriyakorevsky4237]

Pizdetz

[@debraanncarter6988]

Could you share the questions for the competition with me again please. I missed one he first time. Thank you.

[@darrenstango9376]

Now here is why I agree with TATE on the depression part, I suffered with I took pills then it hit me why am I forcing myself to be fake happy so I fought against it I changed my friend circle, I changed my job, I took up new hobbies and I came off the pills and felt better in mysf because I TOOK CONTROL... Where a sky dad for example recently tried to hang.himself, diagnosed depressed and.he sits there moping, letting it control him and take over his life, he pops his pills, he now wets himself, and sleep 15 hours a day and is.not commited to make positive changes in his life to make himself better

[@jasonkowal1366]

To be honest you can’t really judge someone if you never met them in real life, somebody can put on a mask and then behind closed doors they could take it off. So you really never know imo. Ps loved the interviews keep it up!

[@tinatinteen5271]

I liked the contrast btw your style and Morgan's (who basically made me very angry). And not only me. Tate guy speaks very well and quite FAST. It's entertaining and interesting to listen. So no wonder, people got so angry with morgan who completely lost their respect with constant interruption. So nice contrast with the morgan guy. Also, nice reactions to Tate's amswers. Some of his answers were triggering and even ridiculous, dismissive and dispising about women. And you looked chill and calm. So good job, overall.

[@ilioaraormenisan]

Love the Gold Jacket❤

[@Joomsan]

It's kind of stupid to say that Tate is misunderstood? He has a massive following because people understand him very clearly.

[@trademarkuk7504]

I think everyone is confused up until the yardstick of being balanced- finding themselves in a nucleus position - not too extreme & not too liberal…… AT realises this importance in a man especially being from the West which is spiritually empty, morally bankrupt & ethically perverse- hence Tate’s new journey of accepting Islam will resolve & provide solutions a lot of problems men face nowadays. If one was to study the life of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) they would realise he championed a lot of these problems and bought people to the middle path.

[@macca9770]

Probably one of my best vids Rob. Can we see these post-interviews more often?

[@comedychannels]

The past life bit .... you didn't understand him ? Seriously ? !! He said it tongue in cheek for legal reasons , not to incriminate himself , you plonkers.

[@likeaboss6421]

Andrew Tates is very clued up I enjoyed ur interview with this guy very much

[@HadiKhalifa]

Without a doubt andrew should not be banned anywhere

[@JoelDaMan112]

Upload everything on rumble

[@paultaylor1155]

Better interview!than the Tate 1, Would love to see ROB MOORE, TATE 2 with robs point of view been add during the interview. Energy would 💥👊💪

[@yousafamin6167]

It toughened me up when my Dad died & yes…… it did make me more of a Man. You won’t know that till your Dad sadly passes away & ultimately you have a decision on whether it makes you more of a man or less of a man. For me it made me more of a man. Simply because it was upon me to continue the fabulous legacy he left behind.❤

[@pored2176]

"He said he lived as passed life" He didnt have one. He said that because he didnt want legal issues. Now he can refer to his "past life" when questions are asked

[@eduantech]

He does also refer to past lives, though. Who knows if he actually believes in them or recalls them, but he definitely has spoken of past lives. Not just code for "when I was doing shady stuff".

[@bwalyachilombo1377]

Hi Rob. If Andrew visited your house and saw your little daughter and said "she will grow up to be a fine bitch" would that then concern you about his use of the word?

[@Jez2008UK]

Please, please, please, get the audio levelling right in your videos. You can hear Rob (who I love) perfectly clearly, loudly, and then the clips of interview with Andrew, you can barely hear Andrew talking. All is takes is to LEVEL the audio. Please fix this and you'll be perfect! Thank you!

[@elizabeth-ok3cs]

what tate says about depression is 💯💯 accurate. just read the side effects of those anti depressants they describe 😣🤯

[@CptZhu]

Who won the car? Never received an update

[@garthpetersen]

I love this port 4 . Heer Rod Moore speech off the interview 👍

[@user-xq1eo6wi9r]

Just finished watching. great KZbin channel. I agree with Rob on the points he made about depression and mental health.

[@LesleyA]

Love this! It’s been a great series to listen to and you navigated it brilliantly and professionally

[@chukesobialo5706]

I like how he speaks his mind.

[@juliehogbin]

'the more judgement the less intellect' love this phrase Rob & great interview and debrief with Harry

[@ilioaraormenisan]

I couldn’t agree more with you Rob, amazing advise on getting to learn more about their emotions ❤

[@Ytnzy250]

Advise or advice? Ah who cares uh 👍 😁

[@Daniel-1-1-1]

I’m so scared of my dad dying…and my take on it is that fear of not having your dad to ask for advice and you no longer have that person and you become a man by having to solve issues by yourself. I’m 38…millionaire and I still call my dad when I get stuck and he will solve my issue in less than 1 min and he’s usually 99 percent right.

[@nordstrandmusicinternation9518]

You’re being weak mate. Sorry but you are. Some of us never had a father figure in the first place. Yet you’ve had one all your life and yet you’re STILL scared ? You sound like a little boy bro

[@Daniel-1-1-1]

You are entitled to your opinion…being scared is not being weak…if you don’t have a father I am sorry to hear that but you are also fortunate as I am sure it made you stronger than me not having a father to guide you. Hope your day gets better…becoming a millionaire is not a little boy.

[@AndrewJohnson-en2hb]

"if you don't have conflict and you don't have a business, then all you do is run away from conflict." That's powerful statement. So true!

[@jamesbranyon8469]

Beautifully put on your answer to depression great interview

[@zakc1982]

You gave a good Interview I watched all Of it. Well done

[@LordZombieZanetta]

I heard the almost 4 hour interview, a couple times now. I have been digesting the words and actions. I see A Tate is a disciplined, in many ways Just under God and has alot to teach people about the loss of masculinity and the need for it's return. Weak men make Weak times, weak times make hard men, hard men make easy times

[@michaelthomas1993]

This is the distinction people need to understand: a certain type of behaviour doesn't define someone entirely.

[@man94xxBIG]

Yes...that's true.

[@tillmen4444]

8:15 I don't think you understand the quote and the history of it. Its from the Time of clans and families and when the father died the son would become the Patriarch of the entire clan, making him the man of the house which he could never be when his father lived

[@cameron2893]

I like how you think and speak Rob. Plaudits to you and your success.

[@whitekj03]

Narcissistic tendencies are intrinsically part of our self preservation system. Everyone has had moments of success that required the some level of delusion/confidence/ego to help performance. If I felt I wasn't the best at some things, my ego might not allow me some opportunities. If I go in with a delusional sense of confidence (Good example of this is Tate's persona), sometimes that's all you need to swing something in your favor.

[@darrenpyke8116]

@rob moore you are awesome real and are not afraid to speck your mind and you are humble which are great qualities mate thank you for this 😀

[@Alanginger]

I was a psychiatric nurse for over 35 years. There are two types of depression Reactive depression ( sadness mental health) and Endogenous depression ( mental illness ) manic depression is a mental illness the depression element is endogenous in my opinion.

[@halokid1901]

I agree with your outlook. Well spoken and rationalized loved the interview

[@joshclayg]

Enjoyed the original interview. Would like to hear him questioned more on his dad's role in the CIA. I'm always very sceptical when a "man of the people" blows up very quickly.

[@goodquestion8064]

Mate fucking talk to me about mindset and depression and what’s going on in the world .. , you guys are inspiring and are bang on the track …

[@garytyndall8271]

Spot on wite depression aspect, it's called mind over matter ,or strength is from within.not in bottle or a pill

[@MultiRyan26]

just being in the presence of Andrew Tate "SWITCHED ON MODE" could energetically buffer you up out of depression and into a a more solid resonance...he could dominate the mental health arena and help allot of people... if he choses to

[@NoName-vy8vu]

Can I ask what the permanent leather BDSMesque waistcoat is all about?

[@veronicaghita852]

The more I listen to Andrew Tate the more I agree with him we have to question things and understand things. If you don't question you are in big trouble. I really like Rob's explanation of his understanding.

[@freedumbfighters]

After a bit of thought about who rules the world, if you go back to the Sumerians kings list of kings of Sumeria and look at the hieroglyphs of Egypt etc ive noticed the pharaohs are working for other species and these beings are likely working under the command of Anu or Enki, these beings may still be the legitimate ruler(s) of the world. Bit out there conclusion i know, but if you don't think outside of the box how on earth are you going to get outside of the matrix.

[@katharinewoods6832]

Please swear less guys. I’d wanted my son to watch this 😬

[@AlexGribbenMentoring]

Rob your point on mental health and mental illness you have completely smashed it Poor Mental health and mental illness are two completely different things Good or poor Mental health manageable by yourself , mental illness not at all by choice and is a chemical imbalances I actually feel if you just take what Andrew Tate talks about and apply it to poor mental health it works to help improve Completely agree on your points Rob

[@kirojk666]

Loved the interview and love what you do bro. would love to get a start into business and now trying to make huge moves after being moved so much by some of the things that have been going on. Will support with viewership all the way. and thank you God bless

[@tajmicbailey7925]

You walking out the house with that jacket on should be illegal😕

[@ilioaraormenisan]

You are right Rob, we all are capable of both however what is your nature will prime.

[@caffeinated936]

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[@truth12]

Re : Property Take into consideration with property, if you buy into a more commercial property in a semi residential area, your property is fully tax deductible, you minimise everything, mind you I am not at the level as these guys, just giving an example, I prefer not having my house as a personal residence...

[@pbind4187]

The more I watch you Rob, the more I love your content. Keep up the good work, top man.

[@Dionysus_333]

I appreciate this perspective and dialogue

[@josephsalmonte4995]

Hey Rob. Long time no see. I hope you're all good mate 👍

[@AthleticEducation]

Loved the interview. If anyone hates you got just an interview then they should just go on their merry way