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gorka.he has brief it had people that are fighting this war and realities and observations and analyzes and his views are extremely influential and important and when he writes a book about how to deal with this long war which seems like it's just getting longer all of the time, i think it's -- for people that care about this issue and care about country and security, care about the challenges of the peace and prosperity of the world today, that we ought to take time out and listen to what he hases to say. seb is going to talk about for a bit and then take questions, great. so if you have a question, if you would just raise your hand and i think you'll recognize -- if you'll wait for microphone so the folks that are listening online can hear the question and state your name and affiliation and ask the question. so we will do that and run that till the end of the hour. so thank you for being here today and please welcome me in welcomeing seb gorka. >> that's an introduction that my father wou

gorka, with all your experience?ly, you know, what i do is i try and teach our armed forces, our agents, to understand the enemy. if you read the jihadi manuals, if you read isis's magazine, they are very clear. you will target high concentrations of civilians who are unable to protect themselves. they want symbolic effect. they want fear to spread as wide as possible. that's why we saw the kinds of attacks we have seen. in paris, at the stadium, at brussels, at the airport. so, you know, this -- if this is a terrorist attack it fits perfectly into the mold of spreading fear and attacking those who cannot defend themselves. so again, let's wait for the evidence, but when i woke up this morning, i said, oh, dear, this fits a pattern and it is a jihadi pattern. >> right. he's right. you know what? our top leaders can't even say the words islamic terrorists. >> i haven't noticed. is that true? >> how is this going to affect the political season? >> these type of people have innovative ways to attack the west and what th

sebastian gorka, thank you very much, sir. >> thank you. trish: coming up a new "fox news poll" shows donald trump beating hillary clinton in a head-to-head matchup. could this get republicans to unite behind him? don't they want to back a winner? >>> meanwhile if this egyptian airplane crash is terrorism, how will that affect the presidential elections? i will ask karl rove next! >>> democrats in chaos. the fox follow shows hillary clinton is disliked more than donald trump. why should bernie get out? in fact he is still winning. we'll debate it. stay with me. back in two. ♪ i'm billy, and i quit smoking with chantix. i had a lot of doubts going in. i was a smoker. hands down, it was, that's who i was. after one week of chantix, i knew i could quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix definitely helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix

gorka you say there's significance in the places that are involved here. that this was a flight leaving paris going to cairo. why is the place of significance to you? >> well, great significance to jihadis. parry has been attacked multiple times in recent months and don't forget egypt, the destination of the flight is the front line in this war. egypt president sisi has declared war. they're heavily active killing police officers and civilians. this lends credence to the possibility that this is a terrorist attack. let me compliment what marc said. marc gave an impressive survey of the jihadi threat across the globe. your viewers need to understand the threat is already here. since the caliphate was declared by isis, we've arrested or killed 98 people in america linked to isis. 30% of them have wanted to kill americans on u.s. soil. it's not a question of if. it is a question of when. and let's not forget, an isis fighter who died in the middle east as a jihadi used to work at the minneapolis airport with access to airframes. this is the reality of the thr

sebastian gorka serves as an itc one or at the marine corps university. this is where, full disclosure. that is supported by the marine corps university foundation, which is a fabulous organization. if you want to check it out, maybe make a donation. that would be great. when he gets up and talk to understand the incredibly scholars and work first-hand the marines and soldiers in people from other departments to come to the marine corps university. and help them understand the challenges the world today. it's an extraordinary university and we are extremely proud that seb is part of that. he's also a professor with u.s. special operations command from the joint special operations university racers is legal in start your special operations combating terrorism. more importantly, seb has authored over 140 monographs, books, chat areas, writing on this broad swath of issues that deal with this issue of extremism and global terrorism. i think the most important credential is i would defy you. this should be a test. i would defy you to go into the office at the

. >> all right, joining us now is sebastian gorka, marine corps university and the author of defeatingjihad. it is great to have you on the program today. thanks for joining us great to be back, uma, thank you. >> i want to get to the news that senator corker is offering to help trump in the art of foreign poll saech. what do you think of this proposal and do you think mr. trump would be a willing student? >> well, full disclear, i'm not on mr. trump's campaign but he did reach out to me last year before anybody took him seriously and we met a few times to discuss national security, so there is definitely interest there, but he has a long way to go. he has a lot to learn. he gave his first foreign policy speech ten days ago here in washington. it was very different from every other speech he gave. he actually read it off of a tell prompter which is -- teleprompter which is unusual for him. it showed signs of solidification of national security but it was all over the place. it had contradictory things in it about our allies and commitments to our friends and disturbing things about our

doctor gorka him again, two days ago he came out and apologize for calling moderate muslims uncle tom does not respect moderate muslims. what is that telling us? >> yes. absolutely. being racked by accusations of anti-feminism in the last few weeks. ted livingston, whether it is jeremy corbin, the head of the party, they have a real, what do they call it here in washington, optics issue. once he is defending, that al qaeda, he held, he represented the nation of islam. he has been on public life forms with really radical clerics. he has defended them. >> it is a reflection of what is going on in the continent. in the uk. they are openly calling for the destruction of western civilization while sucking up hundreds of thousands of social aid. this is an indicator of how bad the indicator is on the uk. the 9/11 for the uk. the seven-seven bombings. you know what, the prints are responsible for this. it was our policy that brought it upon us. apologizing for the bad guys. >> it is remarkable that he saw the success that he did get given what all of europe is going to. thinking logically ab

and wrapping up this week's list, chair of military theory at the marine corps university, intas man gorka, looks at radical us lammic terrorism and his assessment on how to fight it. that's a look at the current bestseller ors according to the conservative book club. many of these authors have appeared or will be appearing on booktv. you can watch them on our web site, booktv.org. >> crystal wright, your new book, "con job." who's being conned and who's doing the conning? >> guest: well, i think democrats are doing the conning particularly of black americans and women. i argue in my book because they're kind of like the democrat party, in my view, over the last half century is kind of like a used car salesman. it peddles all these promises and pledges to black americans, we're going to make things better since lbj, we're going to make you martyr, richer, more -- smarter, richer, more educated. fast forward, black americans are none of those things. i talk about in "con job" how the head of the congressional black caucus last year said that blacks were, in quote, a state of emergency under

sebastian gorka, the chair of the military theory, and author of defeating jihad.nd larry court, a former assistant defense secretary. welcome to you both. doctor, starting with you, what do you think donald trump's plan is to get rid of isis? >> well i'm not on his campaign staff. i did advise mr. trump last year on some national security issues. he's big a little bit cagey. he gave his first very big foreign ys. >> he's promised to get rid of isis, is that -- is that enough? in an environment that we're living in now, politically speaking where people do want answers? this is something hillary clinton is going to continue to harp on as we see the race play out? >> they did give answers. they're important ones. he said the muslim brotherhood is athreat to the united states and he is prepared to put it on the foreign organization list. the musts shim brotherhood is the grandfather of all jihadi groups. he's made statements that are reassuring and things that are a frankly, a breath of fresh air, whether it's benghazi, the event of libya. you couldn't imagine a wors

sebastian gorka was here earlier this morning. idea that you put a couple of our guys, surround them by peshmerga, it's crazy. adding 200 special forces guys when they have all the jihadis is impossible. >> he was raised in arizona. his grandfather pictured on the left was at the heart of the 1980s savings and loan scandal. called the keating 5 back then. this young man leaves behind a fanni fiancee. they planned to marry in november. our prayers with the family. >>> thousands of students in detroit go back to work after the teachers' sickout. they were protesting after find out that the district would run out of money in june and they wouldn't receive their paychecks this summer. the district is assuring them they will be paid after lawmakers approved a $500 million plan to restructure the district. the sickout closed 94 of the city's 97 schools over the past two days. >>> and an amazing story of survival to tell you about. a father of five lost in the woods for week lived to tell the story by eating snake berries. the man lookin

general tom mcinerney, terrorism expert, sebastian gorka, former commercial pilot, j.t. tresannii. sebastian, if it were one of the terrorist groups wouldn't they be bragging about it? bragging and destruction seem to go hand this in hand with the terrorist groups. >> if you look at jihadi groups they're very different from political terrorists from the 20th century. groups like the ira would almost immediately claim responsibility but what we've seen with al qaeda or even isis there is kind of a pregnant pause. there is a delay very often until they actually accept responsibility. we don't exactly know why. it could be a question of measuring the response and getting to a point of crescendo where they can have the mass effect of accepting that responsibility after so many people want to know who is behind it. so, this, if this was a terrorist attack, it is not unusual for jihadi groups to wait some time until they claim responsibility. deirdre: sebastian, sadly that does make sense. i'm glad you brought this up. lt. general, egypt will have primary responsibility for conducting th

sebastian gorka. we're trying to find out what happened to those 66 people.know for america's counterterror threat here at home? >> we need to understand that counterterrorism, effective counterterrorism is a constant game of trying to outwit and out imagine the bad guys. 15 yeergeds -- years ago, it was box cutters and mace on the 9/11 attack that was the methodology, attacking the cockpit. since then, we've had the liquid bomb plot out of europe that was foiled. we've had the somali case, the laptop explosive device. we had the printer cartridge plot, if you remember, the al qaeda printer cartridge plot, and then we've had this alleged attack which seems to be linked to the earlier plane that went down, the russian airliner that went down in egypt. that was, some say, isis said, was done with a soda can. a device hidden in a soda can. it's always about outwitting them, what are they going to use next, can we sift those methodologies out of the system to keep our people safe. >> we know they don't need the simultaneous attack and altogether. are we in a race

sebastian gorka. good evening doctor. all right. donald trump for that speech. you know, i don't want to go through the whole thing, but there is a couple of things that i think i can't seem to reconcile. why do so many people have trouble with this presidential candidate saying america should be first? >> look, let me for full disclosure, i advised mr. trump last year and my wife is on senator cruz's national security team. i'm in a rather unique position to judge. why? because he is really destroying the establishment. and i'm very happy for that. both senator cruz and donald trump are shaking the establishment to the core. so the guns are going to come out blazing. >> whoa, whoa, now i'm going to stop you. now i'm going to stop you, doctor. cruz -- he is part of the establishment and just made a deal with another establishment governor where they went in the back room and said we'll divvy it out. you say you are out of indiana. and then kasich comes out and said no, that's not true. i want you to vote for me. i mean, talk about e

joining us now is sebastian gorka.t seems to me that the situation in iraq is falling apart, and quickly. would you agree? >> absolutely. it is going from bad to worse. topping with special forces. special forces guys there. this country is falling apart. withdrawing our troops in 2011. the enemy is serious, iraq and libya. ashley: if we continue with the policy that we have adopted, the non-policy, essentially, where does this go? the mac a lot of people make big noise about it. they lost this territory here. they lost that territory there. they are the new jihad. no one talks about al qaeda. it is isis. they will continue to destabilize our time. especially the jordanians. we know that they want to take down saudi arabia. they will not give up. ashley: what should we be doing? should we be talking about troops? troops on the ground? >> it should be our muslim allies. people like general cc. ashley: egypt. >> yes. they should be the face. they will not do that unless they trust us. ashley: do they have the appetite fo

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catherine gorka goes "on the record" with us tonight. thank you for joining us, catherine. >> happy to be here. >> okay. so i'm sure you were able to listen to the program here perhaps. the experts that were on. right now, what is your, woulding theory based on the information and intelligence we have been able to gather? >> i think the comments from the pilots were very interesting and they do raise a lot of questions about the possibility of mechanical failure. but at the same time, i do think it's interesting that a week ago the director of french intelligence warned that they expected more attacks against france. at the same time, there was a flurry of propaganda activity from isis, from other isis affiliates in support of its affiliate in the sinai in so there are very strong signs that something was coming down the pike. >> well, and you look at the opportunity and terrorism taking the path of least resistance and opportunity, as we mentioned earlier on the program. >> egypt has had several incidents in the past getting hit hard in

gorka.verything your familiar -- family went through. >> thank you. >>> coming up, complete strangers come together to save a man pinned inside a burning car. >> ready. 1, 2, 3, lift, lift! go, go, go! lift! >> oh, my word. his arm is underneath the car. they are trying to move the car. the incredible rescue before that car goes up in flames. >>> and duck dynasty phil robertson is going to join us live from the cannes film festival in france. straight ahead. >>> happy birthday to george straight. san antonio guy. he's 63 years old today. ♪ ♪ if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, and you're talking to your doctor about your medication... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me go further. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. doctors have been prescribing humira for over 13 years. humira can lower your ab

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welcome back, sebastian gorka. by this mad rush to get their man? why? >> i wish we knew.mselves into a corner. this is obama's response to this union crisis. remember all those red lines that we did nothing about. it turned into an inferno, so his responses let's open our. let's open our borders and now there's a rash. he's only got a few left to get all of those series committed to coming into the country across our borders. stuart: i don't get it. the president surely taken a large political risk here. if any of the migrants who come to our country in the next six runs down some pain or whatever, he's going to be to blame. he will catch heat for it. >> well, you would think so. i think maintaining this isolated of all, this fantasy they live in. his own director of the fbi, james coney has testified. we cannot do refugees from war zones, from syria. it's impossible. after that, you'd have to say common sense demands that you just have a halt on refugees entering from any war zone, whether it's afghanistan, syria, whether they are muslims or not. we have to perpetuate th