dr. sebastian gorka. here we go again, it's islamization, you and i discussed it about europe, you believe isis can be defeated. your reaction to this attack and added the importance now of extreme vetting and mortar security. >> unfortunately, this is just one more tragic piece of evidence of how very real threat is to america and her allies. you just went through the list. of how many more of these do we need to see? how many people need to die before it is understood that what we are trying to do in the trump administration is to stop at events like this happening on u.s. soil. this should be a surprise to nobody. isis and publications, al qaeda in english language, g howdy texts have said this is what you do. you don't need some grand army, you don't need weapons of mass destruction, you steal a truck, you steal an suv. look at what happened afterwards. do you remember the decapitation of the british serviceman? this is the same scenario back then at two jihadis ran down the rigby and decapitated him

when dr. gorka was here he talked about the fact they are starting to move out and we're squeezing isis and i think we could go there were more than 10,000 americans over there. we are cannot defeat them. we are going to squash that. i think what's happening now is the trump review of military options the pace has begun to pick up. you can see some changes in strategy already. the president said at the president said during the campaign was we need to destroy but not ultimately as barack obama said but as soon as possible and the reason for that is if we can destroy their base of operations we can prevent or at least impede their recruiting and deploying into western europe and the united states but i think clearly every day that goes back just gives them more time to do that. i think whether to try to do is get out of rocker and muzzle and go to some other antarctic place in the reason. they're also going to step up their attacks in western europe in the united states to show the islamic world that

pete yeah, dr. gorkapresident. what has promised? he said we are going to obliterate isis. we are going to wipe the scourge of islamic radical terrorism off the face of the earth. what he is interested in doing and he is very clear on, this pete. we are not going to fight other people's wars for them. he is not a neo conservative. he is not about invading other people's countries and occupying them. he is going to help our allies and partners in the region, especially our sunni partners fight their wars for them. you've seen a deployment of increased numbers of marines trainers and what have you. help our friends fight their wars for them. and convince them that we're on their side. after the last 8 years they don't trust us. look at the iran deal. look at the jcpoa, $150 million for the islamic state of iran that is insane. pete: decisions being war fighter level something the military has asked for for a long time. yes. pete: dr. sebastian gorka thank you for welcome us this morning. >> thank you. clayt

dr. sebastian gorka.cting the homeland, that is tied to extreme vetting come up the ball and border security, and the president laid down a marker in the campaign. tonight, this job is getting done. how quickly questioning >> you heard tonight, he said, we are going to build a great, great f. you can expect some news about the immigration executive order. >> sean: so they have read on the order? >> we have addressed all of the politically motivated issues that the court said were potentially problematic. most importantly, did you hear the phrase he said most clearly and most loudly? there was a lot of buzz in the left-wing media in the last 24 hours, oh, turmoil and the white house and arguments -- >> sean: by the way, it's just not true. >> it's not true. and what happened tonight? they expected us to dilute the verbiage. "radical islamic terrorism" paid political, did you hear it? "new york times," "washington post," cnn? >> sean: you wrote the book and do believe we can defeat it. it's got to be a monu

ultimately, you're going to own that, as dr. gorkationed from the white house. >> sreenivasan: an drew, you recently wrote that blame the president is both inappropriate and counter-productive. you also described sometimes the process can be pral tis intoois analysis. it can can take a very long time. >> no, that's right. colin remembers at one point in the waning days of the obama administration, i think we were debating at the cabinet level the movement of three helicopters from iraq to syria. now, there are obvious, you know, political implications of anything you do on the ground. but at what point do you delegate authority down to your commander on the ground i think is the key question? the reason why i think putting the-- putting real blame on the trump administration here is dangerous is because you have the benghazi effect. you remember when the republicans used benghazi and what happened there as a cujil to beat hillary clinton, and without, you know-- their effort was-- and it was successful, it must bealded-- to weaken her

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part 3, threats abroad you please welcome the white house, the honorable sebastian gorka. dr.uhdi jasser, ambassador francis rooney and u.s. army green beret mike waltz. our moderators aclu foundation senior fellow lauren chang. ♪

part 3, threats abroad you please welcome the white house, the honorable sebastian gorka. dr. zuhdi jasser, ambassador francis rooney and u.s. army green beret mike waltz. our moderators aclu foundation senior fellow lauren chang. ♪ >> good morning. yesterday during world war iii per day, we heard about the massacre as. today we turn our attention to foreign lands and unfortunately there's too much to talk about. for example, gorbachev said it looks like the world is preparing for war. the trade says the international system is under an accident and attacks from multiple directions in the global order a sliding into disarray. carter's national security adviser also said that there is no international structure capable of handling front that will occur almost simultaneously. and he's right. there is no capable international structure. let's not forget, there is the united states of america. its friends, allies and partners. but the u.s. is under assault from two authoritarian state, pushing products used and nonstate actors. today we will start with russia. ambassador rooney, u

what should we know about sebastian gorka? >> dr. g., as he refers to himself.e -- i mean, he is the guy who was a breitbart writer, i think had donald trump not won the election he would be lobbying to get on world net daily television or internet television which is, you know, just gives you -- it's not a criticism of world net daily television, just an indication of where he slots in in terms of his idea set. he is both a self-proclaimed counterterrorism expert and an anti-sjw alpha male. he's like a real breitbart dude. he's been criticized by actual terrorism experts. >> he's called one of them and berated them because he was getting attacked on twitter. >> yes, and that audio leaked? >> he is very high up in the white house. >> he's very high up in the white house. we should also say to be fair to him he carries around a medal that his father received for his ain't -- well, it depends on -- the history, frankly, it's a medal that is widely associated with anti-semitism from hungary. he argues that he can't possibly be a neonazi because he's not a communist