Restoring Order

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Ryan Neuhaus is president of American Ascent, a newly formed organization that aims to cultivate the next generation of American statesmen. He joins me for a broad discussion on his work, midterms, Trump 47, and the future of the right.

To begin, I ask Ryan to tell the audience a little about himself. He recounts his journey through right-wing politics, including his time on Capitol Hill. We then discuss his new organization: American Ascent. What is its purpose? How does it differ from your average conservative non-profit? We recap the drubbing the GOP received in the midterm elections, explaining why Trump's immigration policies weren't to blame. Toward the end of the first half, we explain the importance of the Mass Deportations Coalition, which Ryan co-founded.

In the second half of the show (available to subscribers), we shift gears to ponder the future. Can Republicans win in 28? Ryan argues yes. How, then, should the Trump administration make the most of the next two years? We talk about the lessons JD Vance could learn from Harry Truman, who won reelection despite high inflation. How did he pull that off? Near the end of the show, I ask Ryan to tell us one thing he thinks the Republican Party has done well in the last ten years, and one area that still needs improvement.

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Joshua Lisec is a New York Times bestselling author. He joins me to discuss his most recent book, Haitians of Springfield.

To begin, Joshua recounts his origin story, including how he became right-wing. We then discuss how so many Haitians found their way to a small Ohio town. Joshua outlines the reasons why Democrats insist on mass immigration. And what of big business Republicans? Do they deserve any blame? Toward the end of the first half, I ask Joshua an important question: Were Haitians really eating people’s dogs and cats?

In the second half of the show (available to subscribers), we consider whether mass immigration is turning America into a Lovecraftian nightmare. I mean, Lovecraft experienced cosmic horror when encountering the Polish, and we’re importing Haitians who practice voodoo, so I think he would agree with us. Later, we talk about journalistic integrity and how the mainstream media hides its biases. At the end, I ask Joshua whether the Trump administration’s policies have had any effect on Springfield. Has this administration done enough? Tune in to find out.

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On the latest episode of Restoring Order, I embark on a deep dive into last night’s midterms bloodbath.

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I begin by offering some preliminary thoughts on Trump’s second term. Paradoxically, it’s proven better and worse than his first. Next, I remind people that criticizing the Trump administration doesn’t necessarily make one a “panican.” I then review my position on the Iran war, about which I voiced concern early on. Later, I take a look at the damage. How many seats did we lose? I then take a look at the various explanations offered for this electoral decimation. Was it really the Iran war? What about tariffs? Immigration?

In the second half of the show, I continue my review of the factors that led to the GOP’s defeat. I discuss corruption (real or perceived) in the Trump administration, which voters did cite as a critical factor in supporting the Democrats. I then talk about how Trump lost the vibes battle. How much of that was his fault? Later, I examine JD Vance’s statement. Will he run in 2028? Maybe, but someone else definitely will: Ron DeSantis, who, after last night, appears to have landed in an advantageous spot. But can he really win? Toward the end of the show, I offer some limited white-pills. While voters rejected Republicans, they voted overwhelmingly for Republican policies. What should we make of this? Tune in to find out.

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On the latest episode of Restoring Order, I cover next week’s midterm elections because what the hell else would I talk about?

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First, I state my big-picture predictions: we lose the House and keep the Senate. Then I review polling on key Senate and gubernatorial races. Will Mike Rogers, Ken Paxton, and Vivek Ramaswamy win? Next, I discuss Trump’s main failure: he hasn’t stopped the deep state from sneaking into my apartment and rearranging my shoes. But credit where credit’s due, he has limited legal immigration beyond my expectations. Toward the end of the first half, I review some non-polling data that points toward a suboptimal Republican performance on Tuesday.

In the second half of the show, I discuss Abdul El-Sayed’s black problem. The brothas and sistas just don’t like him. Mike and Kristi Rogers, on the other hand, appear to be well liked by the black community. I review some clips that reveal this dynamic, which, as a white man of color, I am uniquely qualified to discuss. Toward the end of the show, I explore what the polling data reveals about voters’ primary concerns going into midterms. What might those be? And can we trust right-wing influencers to accurately diagnose the cause of Republican underperformance after the fact? Tune in to find out.

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On the latest episode of Restoring Order, I discuss Paul Kingsnorth’s 2025 book Against the Machine: On the Unmaking of Humanity.

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Kingsnorth was a left-wing environmental activist who converted to Orthodox Christianity and adopted reactionary politics. His book offers an insightful, eloquent critique of the mentality that undergirds technological society: the push for maximum efficiency, organization, centralization, and profit, which he calls the Machine.

Is this Machine the primary culprit behind Western decline? Could it be that the left – and some conservatives – are unknowingly carrying out the will of this force? Or does Kingsnorth have it all wrong?

In this episode, I explore technology, capitalism, the loss of meaning, accelerationism, human obsolescence, the nature of right and left, and much more.

On the latest episode of Restoring Order, I consider whether big tech, overall, has moved rightward since Trump’s 2024 reelection.

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I begin by reviewing the Trump administration’s recent crackdown on Microsoft’s visa abuses. I outline the myriad of ways in which Microsoft has sold out American workers. After discussing the H-1B/PERM scam for a bit, I delve into Microsoft’s anti-white, anti-American DEI policies – policies that the corporation doubled down on (!) after Trump won in 2024.

In the second half of the show, I discuss how Microsoft is undermining Trump’s ratepayer protection pledge, which exists to protect Americans from increased utility costs from data centers. I then talk about Microsoft’s suspicious China connections – in particular, the recent revelation that the corporation was using Chinese engineers in China to work on cloud technology utilized by the Department of War. Complete insanity.

Toward the end of the show, I consider why Microsoft chooses to pay its taxes in Ireland, rather than America. Is the company part of a global shadowy Fenian network? Am I part of it? Of course not. But that doesn’t mean Microsoft is working toward American interests.

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Tom Sauer is a former Naval Special Operations Officer who now works as a political consultant. He joins me for a wide-ranging discussion on the Iran war.

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First, Tom tells us about his background. We learn about his time as an EOD officer and the relevance of his skill set to the Iran war. I then ask Tom about Operation Epic Fury. Are we winning? Tom explains why America benefits from maintaining peaceful, orderly shipping lanes. Toward the end of the first half, I ask Tom about the Strait. Is it open? If not, how bad is the situation?

In the second half of the show (available to subscribers), we continue our discussion of the Strait. We then switch gears to discuss the Iranian regime. While not an explicit goal, the war’s proponents obviously desire the overthrow of the Islamic Republic. Are we anywhere near regime change? We then discuss Israel’s role in the war. Was the Jewish State the sole reason President Trump took us into Iran? Is Israel controlling the president with Epstein blackmail, as some, such as Joe Kent, have speculated? Toward the end of the show, we consider the political ramifications stemming from the Iran war. Are the Republicans screwed in the midterms thanks to Epic Fury? Tune in to find out.

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Prowler is a Twitter poster known for his informed immigration analysis. He joins me for a broad discussion on Trump’s second-term immigration policy.

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To begin, Prowler recounts his origin story. I ask why how he came to focus on immigration. We then talk about Trump’s first-term track record. I ask Prowler what grade he would give the second Trump administration on immigration. We discuss the border wall, mass deportations, and other immigration-related policy items. Toward the end of the first half, we consider the differences in the approaches taken by Kristi Noem and Markwayne Mullin. Was Operation Metro Surge a failure?

In the second half of the show (available to subscribers), we talk about Operation Wetback for a bit. Prowler outlines the obstacles to carrying out mass deportations. Next, we switch gears to discuss legal immigration. We cover the many ways in which Trump has reduced legal immigration. Prowler argues that this is a rug pull – for immigrants, who didn’t expect Trump to crack down on legal immigration at all. Toward the end of the show, we talk about the state of the Republican Party. What, if anything, has the GOP done for white men – particularly young white men – in recent years? Tune in to find out.

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On the latest episode of Restoring Order, I cover immigration developments, consider whether you can seduce women with Jedi mind tricks, and review Nikole Hannah-Jones’s much-discussed article on race and education.

First, I talk about the state of mass deportations. I review some immigration-related news and consider what, if anything, Trump could do to take the deportations to the next level. I talk about the stupidity of the online right for a bit. Did I go too far? I then watch a viral clip in which a woman warns other women to guard against negging.

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In the second half of the show, I watch a recent clip in which Barack Obama claims that letting women run the world for two years would make things better. Does he really mean what he says? I explain why Obama is a cynical, cunning operator. I then switch gears to cover Nikole Hannah-Jones’s latest NYT piece, in which she recounts – and ultimately laments – her decision to place her (mostly) black daughter in black public schools. It’s a fascinating tale, one that concludes with Jones accepting the truths of human biodiversity and swearing an oath of undying loyalty to Nathan Cofnas. Not really. But I do examine her motivations, copes, and inaccuracies, and offer my own explanation for dysfunctional American schools. (You’ll never guess what that is.)

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Allum Bokhari is the managing director at the Foundation for Freedom Online. He is the author of #DELETED: Big Tech’s Battle to Erase a Movement and Subvert Democracy. He joins me to discuss his work, artificial intelligence, effective altruism, and more.

Allum first recounts his origin story. We learn about his involvement in Gamergate and work with Breitbart in the early days of MAGA. He tells us a little about his work at FFO, and we agree that Trump deserves ample credit for undoing social media censorship. We then switch gears to discuss artificial intelligence. Sam Altman and Dario Amodei have been in the news lately – what’s that about? We discuss AI alarmism and review some of these alarmists’ predictions. I ask Allum if he believes they’re sincere; he says yes. Toward the end of the first half, I ask Allum about effective altruism, a subculture to which many key people in not only AI, but Silicon Valley more generally, belong.

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In the second half of the show (available to subscribers), we continue our discussion of effective altruism. Allum argues that right-wing EAs are outliers – that most are left-wing. We consider the implications of left-wing polycule enthusiasts developing the regulatory framework for technology they control. What would such a framework look like? Allum and I discuss the international nature of AI regulation. I ask one final question: How has the right responded to AI stuff so far?

I bid Allum farewell and move on to an equally important topic: National Cheeseburger Day. I briefly create a burger tier-list and offer my thoughts on this important American culinary creation. Later, I talk about Dan Hollaway, who was attempting to define the bounds of conservative discourse while his wife’s OnlyFans was having a 50% off sale. I review some of Dana Loesch’s nutty tweets. What does all this say about the state of social conservatism? Toward the end of the show, I talk about Erick Erickson’s latest article and the growing attempts to gatekeep the right. How should we respond to these attacks? Tune in to find out.

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