Andrew Tate calls on Muslims and Christians in England to end the riots: "Realize who the real enemy is"

Controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate was welcomed onto the Piers Morgan Uncensored talk show, where he spoke about the England riots that have broken out across the country, perpetrated by anti-immigration and far-right groups in response to a stabbing that led to the death of three children.

The suspect behind said stabbing was erroneously alleged to be Muslim, sparking anti-immigration and Islamophobic outrage in the U.K. Tate, who has been known to fan the flames of controversy with inflammatory statements, did not hold back, calling on Christians and Muslims to band together against a common foe.

"Absolutely. Well, considering I've been saying that for the last four days on Twitter, you didn't read any of the tweets out. They should be in front of you, there's at least 30. Let me make it clear to the people on both sides of the equation. All of my brothers in Islam and all of the Christians and native people of the U.K. who feel like they're underrepresented, you have more in common with the people you live amongst than you do with these political elites."

Tate went on to take aim at the establishment, the powers that be, which he has often accused of perpetrating a conspiracy against him at various points.

"There's no reason why it has to be the way it is, unless a political class was failing the people who they're supposed to represent for generations, and that's where the anger and hatred comes from. Not because a video was made on Twitter. That is so infantile and asinine to believe that some little video on Twitter started all of these things. That is what's happening, so stop rioting amongst each other and realize who the real enemy or your freedom is."

Check out Andrew Tate's thoughts on the U.K. riots (0:00 and 1:00):

The former kickboxer's rhetoric gradually took on a more militant tone as he spoke to Morgan, as he campaigned for action against the English political elite.

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Andrew Tate has been critical of the U.K. government

In the wake of the stabbing, Andrew Tate, who is himself currently battling charges of crimes against women, took to X/Twitter to accuse the U.K. government of failing to develop concrete solutions in response to the stabbing.

"Not a single action plan on how to prevent little girls getting stabbed. Not one. Its not even the conversation anymore. The conversation is "yay more immigration! Im a good person!" The matrix has redirected the sheep. They could easily do Covid all over again."

It marks one of many instances where he has hit out against the U.K. government.