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VR43 - Today on this special edition of Vapid Response: ICE boot enthusiast Milo Yiannopolous is not a particularly interesting person, but his recent unexpected removal to the UK makes for quite a teaching moment. Matt brings 20 years of instincts and experience as a deportation defense attorney to some of the more mysterious questions surrounding Yiannopolous’s recent encounter with the realities of immigration enforcement and ensuing swift removal to the UK. How did someone on an “extraordinary ability” visa (lol) who was married to a US citizen end up with a removal order? How did he hold down this status after being canned by Breitbart in early 2017? Why is he lying about having been a permanent resident?  And does this man even actually have a lawyer at all? We then take a look at some of the funnier editor’s comments from the draft manuscript of his 2017 book Dangerous which was so bad that it was used as evidence by Simon & Schuster in their defense against his lawsuit for breach of contract when they refused to publish it.

Milo Yiannopolous’s first post-deportation interview with Piers Morgan (9/1/2026)

The Deportation Data Project’s website

“The Elements of Vile,” Mitchell Ivers, Harper’s (March 2018)

Complete manuscript of Milo Yiannopolous’s Dangerous as introduced into the record of Yiannopolous v. Simon & Schuster, with editor’s notes

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patreon sucks

listening to both of these wankers makes my teeth hurt. this whole ep is going to take all day to listen becausei can only bear it 2 minutes at a time.

VMLs last day as a GC is Oct 30 next project TBA

Wowww the madlad (madlass?) actually did it. I need to find a way to repay you! Also, Patreon support team sent my bug report to the engineering team so we'll see if I can reclaim my characters

General Contact Unit Problem Child

When Piers Morgan was trying to dig up dirt on British satirist Ian Hislop one of the things he allegedly tried was calling up his vicar and asking if he’d said anything “good in confession” Which aside from being gross is funny because Iain Hislop is an Anglican not a catholic. So his church doesn’t have confession

Cancun Live Show

I hate to defend Milo, but WTF was the editor thinking? This is like hiring a photographer and telling him to remove to pictures from his book.

General Contact Unit Problem Child

Hay Matt if a migrant does the Exgay thing and claims to be straight now, can they use that as evidence a marriage they had to a same sex partner wasn’t real and take away their green card, even though being cured of homosexuality isn’t real? …like I know that’s not what’s actually happening in this case, but it made me wonder about the hypothetical

CyborgCollective

Oh no! This means Milo is back over here in the UK. Milo, Piers Morgan, Andrew Tate and James Corden, America really does have a habit of sending back the worst Brits.

Status Quo Level Thing

What an absolutely crazy f*ing episode!!! Jam-packed! So many reasons to loathe this piece of shit Milo creature. Matt, is it possible his 751 was terminated prior to his 2019 re-entry and they paroled him in or something? I love hearing Thomas and Lydia respond to the immigration stuff in particular! It’s a kink.

My house is a mess but I read a lot of books

I noticed that Milo Inc was formed for the purpose of "any and all lawful business". That practically screams "it's just a front", but I suppose it must have been legal.

Matt Cameron

I didn't really want to get into this in the episode, but I had the same thought actually--if this had gone to an interview around the time that he was saying in public that he was never really gay, I think those statements really could be used against him and there might be a presumption that he had committed marriage fraud. Actual sexual relations aren't strictly required (except in some cases as discussed in Thomas and Lydia's marriage interview episode), but I think it would be pretty hard to explain why you had married a man other than for immigration benefits if you were so publicly intent on not being gay.

Matt Cameron

I had the same thought--I don't think it is out of the question for 237(a)(1)(B) to be used for people whose parole has expired. I also really don't think he ever had CPR. Relevant to your professional experience: I did wonder if maybe the reason that his marriage case took so long was because he filed a VAWA self-petition claiming that his husband was abusive. I could certainly see it, just as I could see that failing pretty hard

Matt Cameron

I was assuming that was just Florida corporate boilerplate but I agree that it does sound like a bad joke

Wren

Lol oh no, the editor quote highlights are incredible but I just about died because my (very straight) cousin did serve pizza at her wedding last year, and I think her sister is doing so again at hers this year.

Unionize_Your_Workplace

I can’t afford to subscribe to all your podcasts, sorry…. But listening to an older WTW and you’re talking about disability and the lovely Janessa, but I couldn’t help but think I should point you to another disability activist who is just so, so good at explaining and expressing things (especially dealing with physical disability), Vix Jensen. Maybe check her out and consider her for future episodes about disability. She’s a podcast producer and activist.

MrsSDC

This made me laugh. My niece is serving pizza at her wedding (to a man) in October.