Restoring Order

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I’m joined by Nightmare Vision, co-host of the popular Night Owls podcast, for a review of some of the absolute worst content on the internet.

First, we review a few clips from Tim Dillon and ponder why people are turning to comedians for political insights. Next, I crack the whip and demand that Nightmare Vision give us his theorycel takes on Jay Dyer’s claim that nominalism led to transgenderism.

After the paywall hits (you must SUBSCRIBE), we cover the growing calls to deport Sneako. Nightmare Vision and I point out that many of the people who are anti-Sneako now were responsible for him becoming a thing in the online right—and that those of us who sounded the alarm about the pro-Muslim, pro-left “anti-Zionist right” are more vindicated than ever. Later, we talk about Lucas Gage’s apology tour, which Nightmare Vision actually doesn’t think is that apologetic. We review a clip in which Lucas Gage and Jeremy Boreing agree that white people don’t exist. What gives? Toward the end, we consider whether Clavicular’s trip to Israel is further evidence that the retard right is in decline.

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Josh Rainer is a Twitter poster, podcaster, and event organizer. He joins me for a wide-ranging discussion on American politics, California, the search for identity, and more.

To begin, Josh recounts his red-pill story. As with many people, covid proved profoundly transformative for him. We talk for a bit about why covid wound up being a mass red-pilling event. Next, we discuss Spencer Pratt. I ask Josh if there was anything Pratt could have done to win. We then ponder why moderate liberals are averse to anyone and anything remotely conservative – even when they agree with some of the policies. Toward the end of the first half, we broach the mischling subject. Why is it that the “dissident right” has so many half-Jewish people? Josh has some thoughts.

In the second half of the show (available to subscribers), we continue our discussion of the mischling phenomenon. This leads to a broader exploration of deracination and the search for identity in modern America. We talk about religious converts and the role mental illness – if any – plays in shaping some of the more ridiculous identity crises you see on the internet. Toward the end of the show, I ask Josh about his views on health and fitness. He outlines some of the basics of Ray Peat’s program. But is peating really the end-all, be-all? Tune in to find out.

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Note: I’m reposting this because the previous upload contained a few parts I forgot to edit out. Please find within yourselves to forgive me for this egregious transgression.

On the latest episode of Restoring Order, I cover immigration news, Tyler Robinson’s trial, and the latest allegations against Graham Platner.

To start, I clarify what “restoring order” means, given the apparent confusion. I then search “Restoring Order with Patrick Casey” on Twitter to provide some examples of what the phrase does NOT mean. After clearing that up, I review some great news: deportations are up. I talk about the various policies Trump and Mullin have enacted – including massively increased 287(g) agreements – to remove illegals from our country.

In the second half of the show (available to subscribers), I review some highlights from Tyler Robinson's trial and explain why he is undoubtedly guilty. I then review a clip from Tucker, where he argues that Charlie Kirk was likely killed for his views on Israel, not transgenderism. I explain that the JQers have it wrong: criticizing the left is more likely to get you killed than criticizing Israel. I then talk for a bit about the psychotic attacks on Erika Kirk and speculate whether Tucker is unfamiliar with these attacks, as he claims. Toward the end of the show, I review the latest allegations against Graham Platner. Is he guilty? Maybe, but it doesn't matter – we don't want the DSA gaining further ground, so we hope Maine voters believe the allegations. But will he drop out? Tune in to find out.

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On the latest episode of Restoring Order, I talk about the recent TPS ruling from the Supreme Court, conservative influencers who freaked out at Mullin over nothing, why “chimping” is overrated, and the qualitative dimension to online commentary.

In the second half of the show (available to subscribers), I review a few clips of Scott Wiener getting harassed in public for not being pro-Palestine enough. I watch a clip of Lucas Gage on Jeremey Boreing’s show in which they bond over the alleged non-existence of white people. Toward the end of the show, I consider the possibility that Trump is a supernatural being with occult powers.

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Last week, I visited Boston for the first time. I stopped in Philadelphia for a few hours on the way up to do a little sightseeing. I saw the Liberty Bell, which is preceded by a dozen or so displays that celebrate gay race communism. Is this what the Founding Fathers intended for America? And if not, how the hell did we wind up here?

I spent most of the trip in Boston. I talk about my first impressions of the city, the food scenes, encountering photographs of naked fat black women at the Museum of Fine Arts, exploring the North End (Little Italy), seeing various historical sites, taking the train north to visit the town that inspired Lovecraft’s Innsmouth, and much more.

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On the latest episode of Restoring Order, I review a recent Trump admin win, talk about Karmelo Anthony and explore the black community’s response to his guilty verdict. In the second half of the show, I react to some clips from a JQer who went on Caleb Hammer’s show. I talk about Lucas Gage’s disavowal of antisemitism, Andrew Tate accusing Sneako of trying to have gay sex with him, and whether the retard right is in fact dying.

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Stephen Edgington is the U.S. Correspondent for GB News. He joins me to discuss Henry Nowak in the first half. In the second, I discuss the recent Axios report, which claimed that Trump angrily admonished Bibi.

To begin, Steven tells us about how he got involved in politics. We then discuss the murder of Henry Nowak. Steven walks us through what went down that fateful night. We talk about the various factors that made the incident possible, such as DEI and mass immigration. Prime Minister Starmer condemned Nowak’s killing. What are we to make of that? Toward the end of the first half, Steven sheds some light on the state of British politics, including the Restore and Reform parties.

In the second half of the show (available to subscribers), I review a clip from Megyn Kelly’s recent appearance on Shawn Ryan’s show. These two intellectual titans claim that everyone but Israeli pedophiles has abandoned MAGA. Is that really true? I then talk about the Axios report (which, after the episode was recorded, Trump verified) and reflect on its significance. I explain that while the Israeli government and pro-Israel organizations in America certainly influence U.S. policy, that is much different than Israel “controlling” America. This seems obvious to me. But most people who talk about Israel all the time have it wrong. Why is that? Tune in to find out.

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On the latest episode of Restoring Order, I take a critical look at James Talarico and explore Peter Thiel’s concept of the Antichrist.

To begin, I review James Talarico’s basic biographical information. I then take a look at his pinned tweet, a three-minute video in which he outlines his worldview: it isn’t about right versus left, it’s about top versus bottom. Is that really the sort of rhetoric a suspected closet case should be using? Next, I review a montage of James Talarico’s worst moments, explaining why he is considerably to the left of the average Democrat politician.

In the second half of the show, I talk about Stephen Miller’s spat with the Democrats account, which is apparently run by a thirty-something Asian woman dating a white man. Every single time. I then review the prediction markets and polls, predicting a Paxton victory, but urging people not to underestimate the threat younger, more left-wing politicians like Talarico pose to America. Switching gears, I review the recent New York Times article detailing Peter Thiel’s decision to decamp to Argentina. What does this say about the future of the country? Not that much, honestly, as it isn’t uncommon for billionaires to have backup plans. I then explore Peter Thiel’s concept of the Antichrist, which is influenced not just by the New Testament but also by Francis Bacon, Gulliver’s Travels, Watchmen, and One Piece. Yes, that One Piece. You watched thousands of episodes of that anime series, but you never considered that it was actually about the Antichrist. Not so smart now, are you?

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Dr. Paul Gottfried is the editor-in-chief of Chronicles. He joins me for a broad discussion on American politics.

To begin, Dr. Gottfried provides a major update on Chronicles Magazine, which you may or may not have heard about. I then ask him what he makes of Trump’s second term thus far. This raises the question of whether the political polarization seen in recent years is entirely Trump’s fault. We reflect on the 2024 election, with Dr. Gottfried urging us not to become complacent. We then discuss the prospect of the Democrats moderating. Dr. Gottfried doesn’t believe they need to, as the left still retains considerable institutional control, which is evidence that wokeness is not in retreat, as some have claimed.

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In the second half of the show (available to subscribers), I ask Dr. Gottfried whether he believes the leftward cultural drift we’ve witnessed for many decades will continue – and if so, which remaining taboos will be violated. Switching gears, I ask Dr. Gottfried about his thoughts on Thomas Massie (the episode was recorded Tuesday afternoon, before his primary loss). We talk about Ken Paxton. I ask Dr. Gottfried if he has a shot. Later, we discuss 2028, considering Vance, Rubio, and DeSantis. Toward the end of the show, we give the neoconservatives a well-deserved drubbing, because it wouldn’t be an interview with Dr. Gottfried if we didn’t.

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On the latest episode of Restoring Order, I explore the most defining issues of our time: Trump’s fraud task force, Massie’s hush money scandal, and Chud the Builder, the slur-saying livestreamer who recently shot someone.

I start by reviewing some of the fraud task force’s recent wins, explaining why cracking down on fraud is one of the best things for Republicans to do—for the country and for the party. I then discuss OPT fraud a bit and make the case for ending the program. Next, I explain why it’s important to appeal to smart people rather than low-info weed smokers who watch Joe Rogan. Toward the end of the first half, I take a look at the Thomas Massie hush money scandal. I argue that Massie is bad news even if you aren’t pro-Israel.

In the second half of the show (link in reply), I wrap up the Massie stuff by taking a look at his polling numbers. He’s down in the latest poll overall, but young people in his district love him – similar to James Fishback. What does this say about the future of right-wing politics?

I then switch gears to discuss Chud the Builder, the livestreamer known for saying the n word in public. He was recently hit with several charges, including attempted murder, after shooting a mentally unstable black guy with a criminal record. I marvel at how such a crude form of internet content can have so many dimensions. I talk about the legal, political, cultural, and racial dynamics involved in the “Chud the Builder” phenomenon. I argue that while people have free speech, it’s probably unwise to antagonize others while armed. But that doesn’t give angry black people the right to attack him.

I then zoom out a bit to examine the big picture. Why is Chud’s content so popular? I explain that, whatever you make of the man and his content, there is a certain type of fatigue spreading throughout the country. What type might that be? Tune in to find out.