Topic: Camp Of Saints

The 1973 novel "The Camp of Saints" by Jean Raspel is cited as a controversial depiction of Western civilization's collapse due to mass immigration. The hosts also recall the assassination of Dutch politician Pim Fortuyn, who was killed after campaigning against the "Islamification" of the Netherlands.

Producer Francis Sheehy sent a copy of the 1973 novel "The Camp of the Saints" by Jean Raspail, which depicts a mass migration event into Europe. The donor noted the book's relevance to current events in Europe and requested classic Hillary Clinton soundbites, including "clippity-clop" and "don't laugh." The hosts discuss the origin of the "clippity-clop" nickname, which referred to the sound of Clinton's heels on hardwood floors.

Producer Francis M. Sheehy contributes to the show and recommends the 1973 novel "The Camp of the Saints" by Jean Raspail. Sheehy also requests a musical remix of President Obama's "no, no, no" set to the traditional tune "Turkey in the Straw." The hosts play a 1942 version of the song by the Snickle Fritz Band to inspire future producer remixes.