sebastian gorka, speaking to andrew marr.s been criticised by using twitter to attack the federaljudge who blocked the migration bans. he said it was a ‘ridiculous' decision by a ‘so—called' judge — among other things. he's been defended by vice president mike pence in an interview with the us network abc. president trump has made it clear that our administration is going to put the safety and security of the american people first, and the executive order that he put into effect was legal, it was appropriate, and our administration is going to be using all legal means at our disposal to challenge thejudge's order. i understand that, but is it right for the president to say "so—called judge" ? doesn't that undermine the separation of powers in the constitution written right next door? well, i do not think it does. i think the american people are very accustomed to this president speaking his mind and speaking very straight with them, and it is very frustrating when scholars on the left and the right, people as distinguished as

sebastian gorka. we are proud that you are now working in the white house, and i'm sure you are quite thrilled as well. >> thank you, judge it's quite a dream i am living right now. that was quite an opening statement. judge jeanine: let's talk about what the president is trying to do, what information the president may have classified or unclassified that this judge in seattle for some reason thinks he's in a better position to assess and put a halt on a travel ban that is temporary, that on affects certain nations, 7 of so many muslim nations. why do you think that the president did this, and what is it in -- in the information that he has that tells him he needs to do it? >> let me start with the three reasons that the judge simply ruled himself out from having any effective say in this matter. number one, he has no authority outside of the realm in which is. this is a federal measure and he's not a judge that has the jurisdiction over this federal measure. secondly he has no legal standing. you ca

sebastian gorka, con groot layings, we are very -- congratulations. we are very proud purchase working in the white house and i'm sure you are thrilled as well. >> it's quite a dream i am living right now, and that was quite an opening statement. judge jeanine: let's talk about what the president is trying to do that this judge in seattle thinks he's in a better position to assess and put a halt on a travel ban that's temporary and only effects 7 predominantly muslim nations. what is it in the information he has that tells him he needs to do it? >> let me start with the three reasons this judge ruled himself out from having any effective say in this matter number one, he has no authority outside of the realm in which he is. this is a federal measure and he's not a judge that has the jurisdiction over this federal measure. secondly he has no legal standing. you can sue the government if you are refused a visa, but only if you are the person who has applied for the visa. he has no legal standing because he's not the person who has applied for the visa.

sebastian gorka.re we get to that, like reince priebus, bannon, kellyanne, ivanka, steve miller, you, have also, other fire. i just wanted to give you a chance to respond because i know you are being attacked unfairly. i read a number of things about your involvement as a witness in the boston marathon case, even people suggesting you are a nazi sympathizer. what's your reaction? >> i think we are doing our job very well, it's the best they can do. i just find it amusing. my father was nine years old when world war ii started. he lived through the seas of budapest. the communist dictators. i am the guy who is some kind of extremist? i was talking today to the acting u.s. attorney in boston who said we are so sorry about what's happening. we going to make sure everybody who reports on your part in the trial as an expert is going to do so accurately from now on. the funniest thing is, i have the invoices, being paid as an expert. i may not have taken the stand but i was an expert on the boston bombing t

sebastian gorka. iran is on notice. that was followed of course by iran. a little bit of saber rattling on that part. beyond the sanctions, what am i taking out of donald trump's tweets today? >> i think you've interpreted it exactly right, sean. this is a new dawn. a new age for america and its relations with people who threaten regimes threaten us, our partners or breach our stability. the persian people are in amazing people. with a civilization that is thousands of years old. we have a regime in tehran that is destabilizing from yemen to iraq. all through the world with its financing of terrorism, with its intimidation of our naval vessels. there naval vessels, funding of proxies. this must end and we are drawing a very bright line in the sand to defend the message that it has to stop. >> sean: i can tell you, dr. gorka, knowing donald trump as well as i do, i would take his word seriously. that's number one. there has been a new alliance that has been created. he has talked to the general of egypt, jordan, the relationship with israel has been repaire

sebastian gorka is here with reaction. then... 11 are arrested after another liberal anti-free-speech freak out on the campus of new york university. we are in houston, texas, ahead of super bowl li, former nfl stars cris carter, tiki barber, tim tebow, joe namath and bob kraft joins us. "hannity" from houston starts right here right now. and welcome to "hannity," we are coming to you from the home of super bowl li. hello, houston. just a second. a full preview of the sunday show down. but first, president donald trump is showing the world that there is a new sheriff in town. and that is tonight's opening monologue. earlier today, in response to iran conducting a ballistic missile test, the white house announced new sanctions against 13 individuals and 12 companies with ties to the rogue regime in tehran. the u.s. navy is also placing the uss cole off of the coast of yemen due to concerns over i ran supporting rebels in that country. president trump also took to twitter, warning to iran. "iran is playing with fire, they do

>> joining me now is deputy assistant to president trump in the strategic initiatives group, sebastian gorkak you for being here. general flynn -- mike flynn, he's no longer general, was specifically referring to iran launching a missile and aiding the rebels in yemen. what does it mean to put iran on notice? what should iran expect? >> well, it's a very simple signal. there is a new sheriff in town. his name is donald j. trump and we are not going to follow the policies of the prior administration which really facilitated iran in terms of getting more muscular, releasing those billions of dollars, and also bringing the jcpoa agreement which also was disastrous in terms of ourl allies and security of the region. so, it's sending a very simple message, this is a new dawn, a new day for relations with iran. >> so, president trump was very critical of the iran deal which you were just referring to by its acronym. he said he would tear it up on day one. it has not yet been torn up. does he intend to withdraw from the deal or tear it up? >> i'm not going to speak for the president, but if you lis

sebastian gorka still with us on the white house lawn.estion about policy, see if you can answer this one. will we refill gitmo? >> gitmo as i said before, is not just a detention facility. it links very nicely to your, not just a detention facility. it linkses very nicely to your previous question. it is an intelligence asset. this isn't about organized crime or the mafia. we are picking up terrorists in the battlefield, not so they should be prosecuted in a court of law but for their intelligence value to keep americans safe. so i'm not going to comment on the president's decisions with regards to the guantanamo bay facility but it is a very important asset in our war against global jihad jihadism. stuart: you're part of the administration, sebastian. you deal with security. but our viewers are watching on the left-hand side of the screen the confirmation of scott pruitt for epa. earlier we saw the new secretary of state rex tillerson addressing state department employees. yesterday we saw steve mnuchin confirmed as treasury secretary.

please welcome from the white house, the honorable sebastian gorka. ambassador francis rennie, a former u.s. army green beret,

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please welcome from the white house, the honorable sebastian gorka. ambassador francis rennie, a former u.s. army green beret, mike wolf. moderator is senior fellow gordon shank. >> good morning. yesterday during the world were three party we heard about domestic threats. today we turn our attention to foreign ones, and, unfortunately there's too much to talk about. for instance, gorbachev said it looks like the world is preparing for war. patrice said the international system is under unprecedented attack from multiple directions another say global order is sliding into disarray. carter's national security advisor also said there is no international structure capable of handling threats that will occur almost simultaneously. he is right. there is no capable international structure. let's not forget, there is the united states of america, its friends, allies, and partners. [applause] but the u.s. is under assault from two large authoritarian states, it's reaching proxies and nonstate actors. today will start with russia. ambassador rooney, you served

sebastian gorka, that's right, he now works at the white house. judge napolitano still works here.ra engram, we have all things to talk about politically, senator tom cotton and henry winkler, what is he doing these days? he's writing kids' books, back to yawl. heather: women are now being told to march off the job by this group, this is the same group that cheered for discussing statements like this. >> yes, i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. heather: yes, a tweet from organizers of the antitrump women's march calling for a day without women. a nationwide strike for female workers on a date to be named later. it has been retweeted nearly 19,000 times. they are trying to capitalize on the march which drew protestors to the streets the day after the inauguration. clayton: first in nordstrom and now nieman marcus. e-mail sent two days before yanking her merchandise. they say it wasn't political but in a leaked e-mail to employees brothers bashed immigration plan, diversed employees and customers we serve are top of mind. heather: fox business alert, urgent

[applause] >> that was the president's deputy assistant sebastian gorka at a cpac this morning, justne of the multiple threats facing american today, foreign policy was the subject of that panel. my next guest was a moderator of that panel, and he'll be a familiar face to you. gordon is an analyst and 8 of te nuclear show down, north korea takes on the world. it was a fascinating panel and i'm wondering for our viewers wo missed it, one of the big questions that we're asking tody is what does cpac tell us about the identity of the conservative movement in this country, and hw does it play into the administration overall? you've been looking at foreign policy over the years and i'm curious what you think defines foreign policy in 2017 and contrast that to five years ago, ten years ago. what do you think makes it different today? >> what is different today, jenna, is the war of ideas. during this whole panel that we had this morning, during all of cpac, we have been talking about the defense of american ideals. freedom, democracy, liberty. i thinker that's really what's different. were

the number one state sponsor of terrorism, deputy assistant to the president sebastian gorka, he says new administration is not here to mess around. >> i think the message is deadly clear to our enemies and our adversaries, we don't have a national security team made out of 28-year-old grad school students who have degree in fictional writing. we have a very serious national security team. we have a national security adviser who is the director of the defense intelligence agency who almost single handily revolutionized the way we exploit intelligence in the battlefield. we have a set of principles such as general kelly, general mattis who are now in civilian suits running the agencies that protect america and today we sent a very clear message. abby: let's keep talking about this. what message do you think iran warning sends to enemies? heather: liberals unhinged, college students destroying their own campus to block free speech that they don't agree with. abby: fox news radio host and author of the deplorables guide to making america great again with hi one-minute commentary and mess

sebastian gorka. he joins us from the white house. good morning to you, dr.ported things. we have tried here at fox to report as many as possible. but you have got to admit there is a lot of members of the mainstream media that haven't, during the obama years, touched this with a 10-foot pole. >> yeah. there is a strange attitude to this very serious bold threat. and on the one hand there is the effort to almost dismiss the real nature of the attack almost instantly. do you remember after orlando, after that jihadi attack for which 49 were killed. for two weeks the mainstream media had in this wasn't jihadi, did was he was a repressed he homosexual and taking revenge on latin lover. he. steve: dr. gorka, let me ask you that why would they want to divert the narrative? >> because there was a white house approved version of what reality is. there was this -- it's nothing to do with religion. don't use the word juwaad. it's about unemployed people. remember the famous phrase all you need are jobs for jihadis. so there was this white house narrative. and the medi

sebastian gorka. dr. gorka, it was something i will never be able to wrap my mind around.president obama negotiating with the number one state sponsor of terrorism, paying a ransom to them and a similarly paying all of the billions of dollars he gave them and allowing them to continue to spin their centrifuges. how should iran interpret that threat because to me, that is a line in the sand. there is a new president in town. i would take him more seriously than obama's red line as relates to syria. >> i think the message is deadly clear to our enemies and our adversaries. we don't have a national security team made out of 28-year-old grad school students who have degrees in fictional writing. we have a very serious national security team. we have a national security advisor who was the director of defense intelligence agency who almost single-handedly revolutionized the way we exploit intelligence in the battlefield. we have a set of principles such as general general kelly, genel mattis, who are now in civilian suits running the agencies to protect america. today we sent a

sebastian gorka will join us and matt schlapp will join us on the cpac stage one we continue i've foundape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ sorry, just getting a quote on motorcycle insurance from progressive. yeah? yeah, they have safe rider discounts, and with total loss coverage, i get a new bike if mine's totaled. but how's their customer service? great. 24/7. just like here. meat loaf! [dings bell] just like here. anybody got a pack... that needs leadin'? serving all your motorcycle insurance needs. now, that's progressive. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity" we're at cpac 2017, deputy assistant to the president, dr. sebastian gore to, give a warm cpac welcome. there he is. [cheers and w applause] they even attacked you two. i forgot to mention you on the list. >>me i must be doing something right. >> sean: you wrote a book, i forget the exact title, how to defeat isis? i read the book, we looked at goes toalone, and it th

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sebastian gorka. deputy assistant to the president and member of the strategic initiatives group. he was the author of "defeating jihad." welcome back. you know h.r. mcmaster? >> i do. we spoke at the same event and i have emailed saying if we had known back then the lofty heights you would be raising two. >> what do you think this means for the trump white house? >> i am over the moon. we are excited he's coming on board. he's known for being the iconoclast general. fits nicely with the iconoclast president. >> let's talk about some of the headlines making news. story by "the new york times" and another by "the washington post" alleging that the title of "the new york times" story was a back channel plan for ukraine and russia. it asserted that a personal lawyer for mr. trump, a business associate of mr. trump, pictured in the middle, they had been responsible for mr. cohen delivering directly to the offices of michael flynn a sealed envelope that contains a peace plan for ukraine that would need russian sign off. mr. cohen has said, backtracked on whether or not it was delivered

sebastian gorka, even the president's own children, the media attacked his 10-year-old son. >> mike flynn was already a very divisive and unusual choice for this job because he is kind of a consensusbuilding position and his background is really hot heavy. >> i know you did not go to law school, i do not know what type of school you went to. they certainly did not teach you civics. you are not worthy to be in the white house, unwilling to be in government if that is what you believe. unless it is vladimir putin's government. >> saturnine nightlife "saturday night live," he was an embarrassment even to. i do not know long how he is going to laugh. last. >> a permanent member of national security council. >> sean: one by one, the left and liberals in the mainstream media have been systematically going down the line and trying to take each and every one of them out. exactly what we are seeing, hit the target. freeze it. personalize it, polarize it, that's exactly what the left is doing, now they smell blood in the water. their ultimate target is of course the president himself. that's why th

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. >> i think people need to be forward looking, i actually disagree with sebastian gorka.s was a referendum on national security, more than the third terrorist attack in france. >> i do agree with you about that. i want to come back. not about obama, it is but the democrats today who are going crazy about the idea of pausing the refugee process. they are going crazy when trump does it, but a couple of years ago, they thought it was a good idea. >> you know, politicians change their minds. i don't know about yours, but ours certainly do. by the way, that guy, was he a bright, that gorka guy? >> he, like me, interestingly, was hungarian. immigrant twice over, i parents to the u.k. i really believe in immigration, i believe in helping refugees, i don't think that means that we should be giving up all control over the country. >> how about doing it responsibly? what is wrong with being certain was actually vetting and a proper way, yes, you want to be compassionate, yes, this is a country built on immigrants. my parents came from other countries as well. the bottom line is, bo

sebastian gorka. you just heard from donald trump speaking to the military talking about the need to beef up our military, give them more equipment, more personnel, give them more in the way of resources. when you look at the terror threat we are also facing right now, it's not a traditional threat as i was just saying to governor huckabee. how do we confront that? do we need to lock down the borders such as he's suggesting at least temporarily? >> well, thank you, trish. i'm not deputy national security adviser, i'm a deputy assistant to the president, just a small thing. you nailed it in what you were talking about with the governor, this is unconventional warfare. this is irregular warfare. in this isn't like saving private ryan, there isn't some trench line or a large group of troops who are going to cross some kind of, some kind of battlefield you have to engage them. no. this is guerrilla warfare. this is terrorism. look at the attacks in nice. it wasn't a tank battalion, it was a guy in a stole

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going to get is a clash of ideologies between the steve bannons and the, you know, terror fraud sebastian gorkas of the world and defense led generals who will not tolerate this. it will be very fascinating to watch, but it's not going to help keep this country safe. >> malcolm nance, thank you for your expertise. the panel stays. the trump administration versus the press, but is this a distraction from other chaos in the white house? and the president making several more big claims at that cpac conference. we have an important fact check on it coming up. want longer lasting heartburn relief? try...duo fusion duo fusion goes to work in seconds and lasts up to 12 hours. tums only lasts up to 3. for longer lasting relief...in one chewable tablet try duo fusion from the makers of zantac she's noticing a real difference in her joint comfort... "she's single." ...and high levels of humiliation in her daughter. in just 7 days, your joint comfort can be your kid's discomfort. osteo bi-flex. made to move. >>> at 10:00 a.m. this morning president trump called journalists the enemy of the american people.

you know, i was with sebastian gorka there who really gets it.s multiple times said muslims need to be at the head of the spear because this is a muslim problem. they need a muslim solution. it is not about demonizing islam or muslims. i think america is still in "an educational" process. we've had eight years of anesthesia. we have eight years labeling anyone who confronted islamism, including muslims labeled as bigots and islamophobes. as we start to have conversation there will be pushback and back and forth where we start to thread the needle right. this is long conversation overdue and finally 15 years post-9/11 we're trying to do that. melissa: this story, that you identified lethal threats early on. murdered by a toxic nerve agent, who was estranged half-brother of north korean leader, kim jong-un. he was killed by vx. this is the most toxic weapon ever produced according to malaysian police. something troubles me it was intentionally done in front of public in cameras and would be replayed over and over again. this is banned weapon of mas

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going to get is a clash of ideologies between the steve bannons and the, you know, terror fraud sebastian gorkas of the world and defense led generals who will not tolerate this. it will be very fascinating to watch, but it's not going to help keep this country safe. >> malcolm nance, thank you for your expertise. the panel stays. the trump administration versus the press, but is this a distraction from other chaos in the white house? and the president making several more big claims at that cpac conference. we have an important fact check on it coming up. you'll ask what bad back? what pulled hammy? advil liqui - gels make pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. >>> at 10:00 a.m. this morning president trump called journalists the enemy of the americanpeople. about two hours later the president was tweeting out a link quoting the ap's headline. then a t the end of the day the white house had kicked up another controversy. if it all sounds dizzying maybe that's because it's supposed to, but there's no need to live in a dizzy spell. we have an antidote for y

. >> we've been playing a lot of sebastian gorka, who is one of his advisers.gorka, a lot of donald trump's responses, things like tone being an issue, things like chattering class, seem to come from gorka who i think fancies himself a modern day kissinger in some weird way. >> michelle goldberg and sam seder, thank you for joining us to close out this week. that's "all in," the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening. >> have a great weekend my friend. >>> thanks at home for joining us at this hour. nice to have you with us on a friday night. >>> george "the animal" steele died today. if you, like me, watched wrestling in the 1980s, you will remember george "the animal" steele. his whole this shtick was that he was hairy, he would act in an animalistic manner, he would tear things up with his teeth, he'd stick his tongue t at a weird angle and make crazy eyes at the camera. it made it out like he was almost -- half animal after man or like maybe half having a seizure but just angry. george "the animal" steele. one of the great lovable wrestling bad g

. >> joining me now for more on this from the white house is sebastian gorka deputy assistant to the president. thank you very much for joining us. we've been talking about how busy it is on capitol hill today. was it right for the secretary john kelly there to take full responsibility? >> he is already the approved secretary, so, yes. he's a marine. he can accept responsible for things that are within his wheelhouse. >> heather: in terms of what you heard from sean spicer, he talked more about the significance and the importance of needing this for national security. he said that is why president trump has decided to go along and do this temporary travel ban. so what do you think should happen this evening with the appellate court in terms of the safety of americans? what is the most thing that could happen? >> look, heather, i read this executive order before it was signed by the president. it was water tight legally. it has been attacked politically. but it is clear the law in the 1950s, the more recent law is explicit. it is the president's prerogative to do national security mea

stuart: sebastian gorka joins us now, deputy assistant to president trump, specializes in the terror n put it like that. he really went to town on this issue today, sebastian. he said this is going to be, i'm trying to fine it knockout, this a matter of days -- >> obliterate isis. stuart: -- a brand new action. what's that all about, sebastian? >> well, look, the clock is ticking down, stuart, on the plan, the defeat isis plan deadline. we came into office, and the president gave the pentagon, general mattis, defense chief, 30 days to prepare the plan. the plan is practically ready. there's other measures that will be coming out with regard to the broader threat. but you just have to listen to the language. it was annihilate, obliterate, wipe from the face of the earth. it couldn't be more clearer in comparison to the last eight years, don't you think? stuart: yes, i would say that that is very true, sebastian gore ca. -- gorka. i also noticed that the president dwelt a little bit on the terror situation this europe. he was holding up europe and saying we don't want to be like this. h

sebastian gorka characterized the relationship reflecting on your time the following way. a quick listen from last night. >> it's ironic the last administration that whispered, that saw secretary clinton approve the sale of 20% of our uranium to russia they're the ones that didn't create the problems but we are? >> bill: they have their arguments. >> i have mine, too. >> bill: i come back to my original question. they are giving this an effort to see what they can do together. and there is the thinking if you can pull russia away from china even a little bit or pull russia away from its relationship with iran even a little bit perhaps you have -- perhaps you have a lane in which you can get things done. what do you think of that? >> right. a number of different administrations have tried that. remember president george w. bush looking into putin's soul. we work together on environmental issues. the trump administration needs to be clear eyed and realistic whether you can pull russia away from assad. can we use russia to try and get a political resolution in syria? sure. we

we're talking to folks like general mattis, general mike flynn, kt mcfarland, sebastian gorka.hat will not get distracted because of the immigration ban. that is taking another approach. remember this is a writ large policy of national defense. how do we secure our borders. how do we predict beautiful i don't remember attacks before they initiate around getting in front of those things requires looking at picture holistically. this is the right track but will be a little controversial, in war, tactics and strategy. you will clear up a little bit of controversy. there is thesis, antithesis, grind the two come together and come up with a cogent plan. neil: i could be imagining this, i think underreporting story today, we've been mentioning it, is china's say per rattling, getting more aggressive in the south china sea and other areas and islands presumably the japanese think are theres. chinese insisted are theirs. they beefed up their military presence. general mattis, our defense secretary, said this kind of action will not be ignored, and i'm wondering whether that is a mean w

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sebastian gorka who used to be on this show a lot now he works at the white house.id the democrats had problems with russia as well. he said this last night on hannity. listen to this. >> it's ironic, isn't it, that the last administration that whispered to medvedev that had their own re-set button that hillary clinton approved the sale of 20% of our uranium to russia that they are not the ones that created the problem but we are? brian: if all of a sudden vladimir putin says i'm pulling out of georgia. i'm pulling out of the ukraine. if you want us out of syria, we will leave. then you could say wow, what's going on here? if you look at the way russia is behaving, they are worse than ever. if donald trump cut a secret deal with russia, it's the worst deal he ever cut. look here fighter jets buzzing our destroyer yesterday. we don't have video but still pictures of how close they got. people in the military community say this is flat out unprofessional and provocative and, again, we have to be the mature people in the room and not take retaliatory action and buzz th

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