Book · 2025 · Fiction
The Camp of the Saints
The Camp of the Saints by Jean Raspail and others has been mentioned in 5 episodes across 3 podcasts (1 episode recommends it and 4 episodes discuss it), through . Most frequently brought up by Tim Pool (1 episode) and Robert Evans (2 episodes) on Behind the Bastards (2 episodes), The Charlie Kirk Show (2 episodes) and Timcast IRL (1 episode).
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Balls are deep says, "If any of you have ever read Camp of the Saints, I suggest you do.
Questions about The Camp of the Saints by Jean Raspail and others
Who recommends The Camp of the Saints by Jean Raspail and others on podcasts?
Tim Pool (1 episode) has recommended The Camp of the Saints by Jean Raspail and others on podcasts. In all, 2 people brought it up across 3 podcasts (1 person recommended it).
Which podcasts mention The Camp of the Saints the most?
Behind the Bastards (2 episodes), The Charlie Kirk Show (2 episodes) and Timcast IRL (1 episode).
Is The Camp of the Saints recommended, or only discussed?
The Camp of the Saints by Jean Raspail and others was recommended in 1 episode and discussed without a recommendation in 4 episodes, as of 2026-10-19.
What do people say about The Camp of the Saints?
Tim Pool on Timcast IRL (2025-09-18): "Balls are deep says, "If any of you have ever read Camp of the Saints, I suggest you do."
When was The Camp of the Saints last mentioned on a podcast?
The Camp of the Saints by Jean Raspail and others was last discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show on 2026-10-19.
The best things said about it
In that same essay he praises the novel The Camp of the Saints which is a racist book about migrants from India flooding Europe and destroying civilization which is Steve bannon's favorite book.
That book everyone brings up the camp of the saints that's how it ends is that they could stop it and they just won't.
About two weeks ago uh you had several hundred people on one of these i mean it's literally a scene out of camp of the saints which a lot of the a lot of the audience will hopefully be aware of the the the 19 uh um now what will happen is uh these people will get you know within.
Where and when it comes up
Most episodes, by podcast
Why people recommend it
The Camp of the Saints by Jean Raspail is a controversial, far-right novel depicting a massive wave of migration from the Global South to Europe and the subsequent collapse of Western civilization. The book was discussed on several podcasts, often in the context of modern political commentary and far-right ideology. On The Charlie Kirk Show, the host brought up the novel while discussing France, using its bleak ending as a cautionary comparison to argue that leaders possess the power to stop violence and migration but refuse to act. Guest Rahim Kassam also referenced the novel on the same program to describe modern scenes of migrant boats arriving on the British coast. Conversely, Robert Evans examined the book on Behind the Bastards, highlighting that figures like Curtis Yarvin and Steve King praised or recommended the novel. Evans characterized the work as a racist, anti-immigrant text centered on a boat filled with brown people sailing to destroy white civilization, noting its popularity among right-wing political figures. Across these mentions, speakers and hosts used the title either to draw apocalyptic political parallels regarding contemporary immigration or to criticize the book's explicitly racist and far-right premises.
Every mention
Tim Pool Balls are deep says, "If any of you have ever read Camp of the Saints, I suggest you do." 1
“Balls are deep says, "If any of you have ever read Camp of the Saints, I suggest you do."”
Robert Evans in that same essay he praises the novel The Camp of the Saints which is a racist book about migrants from I… 2
“in that same essay he praises the novel The Camp of the Saints which is a racist book about migrants from India flooding Europe and destroying civilization which is Steve bannon's favorite book”
“Now, in interviews, uh, Steve King has also advised Americans to read The Camp of the Saints, uh, a far-right fascist anti-immigrant book about a boat filled with brown people sailing over to destroy a white civilization.”
Mentioned on the show without a named speaker2
“that book everyone brings up the camp of the saints that's how it ends is that they could stop it and they just won't”
“about two weeks ago uh you had several hundred people on one of these i mean it's literally a scene out of camp of the saints which a lot of the a lot of the audience will hopefully be aware of the the the 19 uh um now what will happen is uh these people will get you know within”
Other mentions (2: passing, ad reads, own books)
“Okay, the other one we get with the ban library all the time they go, what about Camp of the Saints? I'm sure you have Donald Trump's "Art of the Deal" there.”
“And I've been const people have been constantly like, "Oh, you should read uh Camp of the Saints. You should read Siege." And I'm like, "I don't know if I want."”