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🇬🇧 Andrew Tate’s lawyer drops BOMBSHELLS on the UK case.
Joseph McBride confirms they’ve added Miami powerhouse Black Srebnick to the legal team as they battle extradition + new charges.
He refused to confirm Trump/admin support... but claims UK’s Keir Starmer is "angry" and that it’s connected to the latest moves.
McBride: “The world knows Andrew and Tristan are innocent.”
Writer: Val
Piers Morgan presses "looks max" influencer Clavicular on why he won't distance himself from the Tate brothers after they were accused of s*x crimes by 7 different women.
Clavicular calls it a "political persecution," then says he believes in "due process."
Watch how Piers Morgan responds to that:
PIERS: "Will you now distance yourself from them completely? How are you viewing what is happening here?"
CLAVICULAR: "Well, I mean, it's really not too surprising because this is what happens to a lot of different influencers. There's a lot of political attacks with a lot of these strung up charges. So it's happened to me in the past. So political persecution through legal means is nothing new."
PIERS: "How do you know that it's that? How do you know for sure that these are not charges with merit? Seven different women, they're making a number of very serious allegations."
CLAVICULAR: "Well, I could say this once again, they're innocent until proven guilty."
PIERS: "That is true. But you've already effectively convicted the alleged victims as being liars. When you say you believe in due process, but you also say it's a trumped-up political persecution, those two things can't be true at the same time."
CLAVICULAR: "Why not?"
PIERS: "Does it not matter for the alleged victims?"
CLAVICULAR: "Well, I — it's a little bit ridiculous. The entire thing about the extradition. I think it's a bit of an embarrassment to the United States to allow the UK to come in and do an arrest on United States soil."
PIERS: "Well, to be fair, the Americans did the arrest, and we have an extradition treaty between the US and UK. Most of the crimes were allegedly committed in the UK. Why shouldn't they do this?"
CLAVICULAR: "Well, just a bit of an embarrassment."
PIERS: "Is that because essentially you don't believe any of the allegations?"
CLAVICULAR: "Well, no. I believe that the United States shouldn't be extraditing to the United Kingdom, but that's besides the point. So let's move on."
Andrew Tate Breaks Down the Mental Toll of His Legal Battles
“I caught myself becoming more and more prepared to do outlandish and crazy things to prove I wasn't scared of them.”
(Via Jack Neel Podcast)