Hasan Piker considers Andrew Tate a monster who has committed acts of sexual assault and sex trafficking.

“I'm not even kidding the real monster in the story and Andrew Tate is the monster here obviously”

The speaker finds the Tate brothers' alleged crimes against women to be unacceptable and worthy of condemnation, despite having had a cordial personal experience with them.

“If that happened, that is unequivocally unacceptable. And I have no reason to believe it didn't happen. I didn't see it with my own eyes. I don't know what's going on. They've taken a lot of controversial stances and made a lot of people unhappy and they've made a lot of enemies.”

Ethan Klein believes Andrew Tate is likely to face a negative outcome in prison rather than gain control.

“Andrew Tay is not running [ __ ] in prison. He's nobody there.”

Andrew Tate is a hypocritical complainer who is suffering the consequences of his own choices.

“He's the biggest whiny crybaby on the internet right now. He's got no shirt, bro.”

If Andrew Tate is proven to be a human trafficker, he is a terrible person.

“if he's a human trafficker and there's proof and there's facts then he's the one of the great scumbags of all time it's one thing to talk the way he talks but if you're actually human committing violent atrocities against women and Mankind then that's what you say”

Andrew and Tristan Tate have faced many allegations but have not been convicted of any crimes in Romania.

“Everything is allegation, allegation, allegation. Another four girls came, another three girls game, another two girls came. And is that a byproduct of the life they lived? Yes. Is that a byproduct of how crazy stuff they said? Yes. Does that piss off a place like UK? Sure.”

Emily Jashinsky observes that the Andrew Tate controversy exposes a split among conservatives, as many find his history and behavior difficult to reconcile with traditional values.

“there's always been this he he's actually created an interesting divide”