No Commissary? Federal Prosecutors Expose Another Tate Brothers' Lie

Andrew and Tristan Tate are desperate to get out of federal detention in Miami, claiming they are living in squalid conditions without basic necessities or access to commissary. But federal prosecutors just filed their response—and they brought actual receipts.

Far from being denied basic privileges, court filings show the Tate brothers have been given special accommodations, including joint legal meetings and access to commissary items like Doritos, ramen, and coffee. More importantly, prosecutors are using Andrew Tate’s own social media posts—where he bragged about multiple passports, hidden wealth, and evading law enforcement—to demonstrate why he is a major flight risk.

In international extradition proceedings, the presumption is against pre-trial release. By boasting about being above the law, the Tate brothers handed prosecutors the exact evidence needed to keep them behind bars until extradition.

Watch my latest breakdown as I analyze the filings and what this means for their upcoming hearing.

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— Dave, AKA Florida LawMan