Andrew Tate in his first interview after his release: He denies all charges

Andrew Tate, 36, is accused of human trafficking and rape. He is now speaking in an interview for the first time since his arrest.

On December 29 last year, brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Romania on suspicion of human trafficking, rape and formation of an organized criminal group.

Three months later, they were released from custody and placed under house arrest in Romania.

Now the controversial influencer is doing his first interview since his arrest, and they’re included BBC.

Tate has received a lot of attention for her controversial views on sexual assault, harassment, and women.

In the interview, Tait was asked if he thought his controversial views on women could be harmful to young people. Tate says he is acting on instructions from God to do good things.

The organizations also accused Tate of increasing incidents of violence against girls and harassment of female teachers.

– I have never encouraged a student to attack a teacher, man or woman, he says in the interview.

However, he believes that many of his comments were jokes or taken out of context.

– I don’t know if you understand what irony is. I don’t know if you understand what the context is. I don’t know if you understand what satirical content is, says Tate in the interview.