Episode
Trump Ramps Up Deportations
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- Restoring Order
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- Jul 7, 2026
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- 2980
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Summary
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.patrickcasey.com 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.