Andrew Tate sought help from Romanian politicians to help fight his sex trafficking charges, saying it would win them 'a lot of votes'
Picture: GettyAndrew Tate has sought the help of right-wing politicians in Romania to help fight his sex trafficking charges, telling them it would be "very good for their careers".
"So make it clear to them: You will get a lot of votes when Tate says you took their side," according to wiretaps of his phone calls submitted to a Romanian court. When asked if he thought the social media personality had been framed, Simion said: "The justice system will decide, not politicians."Read More:
Meanwhile, a spokesperson for Iovanovici-Sosoaca, a senator, said the wiretapped conversations were "lies".
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