>> we also have second book by sebastian gorka "why we fight. "last year we did a great book with sebastian gorka called" defeating jihad "and he is now one on the senior advisers in the white house to the president on national security and terrorism. issues of fighting terrorism. very smart guy, very experiencees. this is a book that talks not just about how to win the war on terror but why it is inside us as a country that makes us fight for the rights, fight for freedom, fight for the good side, and why it's important to remember not just how to win but why we win and why we fight. , ... >> and very upset and very concerned about the future of the country, that's it for book sale. i tell you at the beginning, at the end of last year, and leading up to the election, we were worried about what would happen if hillary clinton won, not just for the country with you for our book. we were worried that our market would feel so dejected. so disspirited. so defeated that they might not want to read anything for a while. and so, in an odd way, we were

sebastian gorka, it's so good to have you on. are we ignoring critical warning signs from europe when it comes to terrorism? you will meet the author of a fascinating book who says just that. and lieutenant colonel mitch otterback to tell us just that. i hit the pavement for "street justice." "justice" rolls on in a moment. have you heard republicans say anything like that to president obama? >> if we did anything like that we would be called racist. judge jeanine: what do we call her? >> i can't say it on camera. judge jeanine: because you have a clean judge jeanine: welcome back to justice. lieutenant colonel mitch utterback. you just heard sebastian gorka. i want to continue on the vein of north korea. you have said that the president gets into the head and the culture of other nations as he did when he was in the arab countries. what do you mean by that? >> you and i talked a couple weeks ago. he displayed deep understanding of tribal-based societies and arab cultures the way he honored his hosts and some of the things he sai

sebastian gorka. >> thanks for having me back, trish. thank you. trish: what do you think the bills will accomplish? >> my gosh, so very, very much. the first one with regard to the criminal sanctuary cities 3003, will start focusing on the safety of americans in america. the idea that you can have cities that refuse to comply with federal immigration laws, that is going to end, if they wish to do so, then the monies they are getting in federal grants from the department of homeland security and doj, they're not going to get those monies anymore. they will be reprogrammed to those cities, those communities that obey federal laws, designed to keep americans safe. that law incredibly important. no more sanctuary cities getting away with literally murder. secondly, kate steinle's law, bill 3004, remember this tragic story. a beautiful young woman cut down in her prime by an individual who had been deported five times. you heard that right, five times. trish: he had been arrested seven times by the way. >> right, right. trish: this was not a good guy.

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sebastian gorka there. well, professor, where there fair points in there?aid that he preferred the earlier, the original travel ban, not be watered down, politically correct version, the second one, that he signed. and i think what that means is that he wants to be more transparent about the fact that he thinks that islam is a religion is to blame, to be more transparent about his anti—muslim animus, as the fourth circuit put it. and i think that he doesn't like being told that he can't do that. what is done, unfortunate, is that has torpedoed his lawyers' case, and has been his own worst enemy, and made it clear that the court was right, that this really is anti—muslim animus. and this at about politically correct, that is just a kind of code word, i think, for what is really going on, which is hatred and prejudice against muslims. just briefly, some are wondering whether this offensive, but rather random white noise coming from the white house, if it is actually an attempt to distract from the fact that the sacked fbi director is due to give testimony thi

. >>> joining me is the deputy assistant to president trump sebastian gorka. good to have you. >> thanks for having me. >> sean spicer, everybody else around the president scolded the media, stop calling it a travel ban this executive order. that's not what it is, you fake news people. then president trump says what we've known all along, sebastian, it is a ban. he likes that it's a ban. he likes the original ban and that's what he wants everybody to know. why play the games? >> there are no games. the president can call it whatever he likes because he has the constitutional authority to control whoever comes into this country, chris. that's his job. the constitution precedence and administrative law give him that right. if he wants to call it a ban he's the president, he's the chief officer of this administration and he has every right to do that. >> why wasn't the administration honest about it all along? why have sean spicer and you and everybody else say it's not a ban. it's just vetting. and you're trying to make it sound like something it isn't. the pres

>> we also have second book by sebastian gorka "why we fight. "last year we did a great book with sebastian gorka called" defeating jihad "and he is now one on the senior advisers in the white house to the president on national security and terrorism. issues of fighting terrorism. very smart guy, very experiencees. this is a book that talks not just about how to win the war on terror but why it is inside us as a country that makes us fight for the rights, fight for freedom, fight for the good side, and why it's important to remember not just how to win but why we win and why we fight. , ... >> and very upset and very concerned about the future of the country, that's it for book sale. i tell you at the beginning, at the end of last year, and leading up to the election, we were worried about what would happen if hillary clinton won, not just for the country with you for our book. we were worried that our market would feel so dejected. so disspirited. so defeated that they might not want to read anything for a while. and so, in an odd way, we were

we will hear from david bossie, and a doctor sebastian gorka, they are both live next.the hour. son: hey mom, one more game? tech: with safelite, you get a text when we're on our way. you can see exactly when we'll arrive. mom: sure. bring it! tech: i'm micah with safelite. mom: thanks for coming, it's right over here. tech: giving you a few more minutes for what matters most. take care! family: bye! kids singing: safelite® repair, safelite® replace. >> shannon: it to developing stories on the front front of the sour, first here at home, senate republicans are meeting behind closed doors right now getting ready to reveal their health care bill, we think later today, receiving growing tensions with north korea, preparing yet another nuclear test, how will we respond? welcome to a brand-new hour of 322, shannon, with bill hemmer. >> bill: alarm bells ringing right now, with the defense official telling fox news that xiang yang, foreign affairs committee, more on that. >> what we do know is that with every spare dollar and currency that they can get, and one of the real qu

>> well, i don't think he's going to go on television like sebastian gorka and kellyanne conway and say everyone's so obsessed in the media with the president's tweets, which actually say what he's feeling and what he's thinking, and it's designed to bypass his own staff in the media and get straight to the voters for the real deal. i don't think general kelly's going to go on and say, this is just social media and people should just discard it and only pay attention to what we put on paper on the official letterhead of any cabinet within the administration. so, if i were him, i'd lay low for a few more days. this is not the first time the president's done this. he does this all the time. he asked jeff sessions, who was recused at the time from the russia investigation, to join him at a meeting with his deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, to come up with a memo describing why james comey, the then fbi director, could no longer function in that position. he sent out his staff to talk about why. it was the strong recommendation of rod rosenstein that led to the firing of comey. vice

earlier, sebastian gorka spoke to newsnight.ssion about a tweet for six minutes, then really, again, it is something unseemly. but the president was making a valid point. we have twojettison political correctness. we have two apply honesty to be straight. —— to. it isa apply honesty to be straight. —— to. it is a pollyanna—ish attitude to a threat which has killed 170 people in the last year in europe alone. and maimed more than 700. this needs to be dealt with honestly. where theirfair points in a? to be dealt with honestly. where their fair points in a? no. and donald trump echoes of what was there. —— there. he originally said there. —— there. he originally said the result of a man, not be watered down, second one that he signed, and i think that is what i signed that he was a more transparent in that hebig islam as a religion is to blame. —— the result of the travel ban. i think that he doesn't like to be told that he can't do that. —— he thinks. but he is torpedoed his lawyers case and has been his own worst enemy. he has s

sebastian gorka. dr. gorka, third attack in 75 days. can you make sense of this? >> yes. violence on the land on what they sees a the infidel and isis is either controlling these attacks, training people, on inspiring them, brian. brian: what do you hear? what are the early indications? because we understand march manchester investigation led us back to libya a cell there meeting took place tag into germany. have you seen anything like that with these three that are now dead? >> as the president has already tweet, we are giving our british cousins as much support as they request from us. but we are not going to second guess them. i think it is important, however, to note the method of attack in this last case. the vehicular attack and then the knifing. this is classic. it goes right back to lee rigby the british soldier who was almost beheaded on the streets. we have seen the knife -- this is the classic tactics of the global jihadi threat. that tells you a lot already, brian. ainsley: i know dr. gorka, many thoughts are i'm not going to go to london for a while. this is

house advisor and radio shack manager who is not going to accept a return without a receipt, sebastian gorkathat the president's tweets are not policy. >> his tweets are the policy. they are statements from the president of the united states. >> they are not policy. it's not policy. >> of course it is. >> it's social media, chris. it's social media. it's not social media. it's his words, his thoughts. >> it's not policy. it's not an executive order. it's social media. please understand the difference. >> stephen: okay, i understand the difference between policy and social media. i don't understand the difference between you and a douchebag. please understand the difference. please. please understand the difference. but loud and clear, okay. i get the message-- president trump's tweets are not considered official statements, end of-- i'm sorry, what? >> are president trump's tweets considered official white house statements? >> well, the president is the president of the united states, so they're considered official statements by the president of the united states. >> stephen: gah! ( laughter

sebastian gorka. what he knew in august, he didn't lift a finger to stop it because he thought his candidate was going to win. that's the same for everyone in the media. it doesn't that prove the whole thing was fake and phony and fraudulent? >> you know it, i know it, the white house knows it. you know who knows it most, the americans that elected donald j. trump. if you look at the figures, you look at any reliable polling, most americans couldn't care less, they don't believe it. if you look at how the media has spun the story, the latest harvard poll says that more than 70% of americans don't trust the media. why? because of these false, fake news, propaganda products like russian collusion. let me give you an example. we've had six months of russia, from places like cnn, and then they try to say that we are going to go to war with russia and syria? either we are in bed with moscow or we want to go to war with them. which one is it? they are schizophrenic. >> sean: they were able to advance a fals

sebastian gorka, peter navarro on trade.t is people who have this america-first mentality, people who want to restrict trade, people who want to restrict immigration, people who want to drop out of the climate change agreement, people who want to go backwards on the environment because they want to save jobs in west virginia, etc. they are very narrowly focused. narrow-minded, in my view. the second group or what the media is now calling globalists. i call them the traditional republican national security camp. general mcmaster, the national security advisor. jim mattis, defense secretary. rex tillerson, secretary of state. dan coats, nikki haley, ambassador to the u.n. gary cohn, economic advisor. that group sees the world the way i do, which is the u.s. has to lead. when the u.s. does not lead, that vacuum is filled by adversaries and we pay a price. that group believes in free trade. that group believes in climate change -- in sticking to our commitments on climate change and the risks posed by climate change. those are t

sebastian gorka. dr. gorka, through such denial. i want to go over this documentary.will show it on the side of the screen again. in this documentary, what they are saying is one of the london bridge attackers literally identified on the video as -- channel form showed it. he literally said -- you can see the black flag of the islamic state. he is saying sharia is coming to the u.k. this black flag you see here is going to be on 10 downing street. then he says with going to happen,ng to face a backlash in this country. if you're going to support and suppress, it's like a tinderbox. it's going to explode. keep running this tape. this is the same country that has 88 sharia courts, dr. gorka. please tell me how capitulation and some type of accommodation has worked in london's favor here because i do not see it. >> i am not here to talk for the authorities in london, i hope that this is a wake-up call. we have almost 800 people killed in the west in just the last two years. 800 people injured in the west in terror attacks and almost 200 killed. if you listen to ambassado

around him when convenient, case in point, they put out the big guns yesterday, kellyanne conway, sebastian gorkaou media, you focus on the tweets, you should focus on what matters. the president chose london terror attack to tweet about the travel ban and what he wanted. that was on him, listen to dpork, a adporgorka and huckabee sanders talk about it. >> it's social media. >> it's not social media. it's his words, his thoughts. >> not policy, not an executive order, it's social media. please understand the difference. >> i think social media for the president is extremely important. it gives him the ability to speak directly to the people without the bias of the media filtering those types of communications. he has over 100 plus million contact through social media and all those platforms. >> cillizza, thank god for the media, otherwise you won't know what the heck to believe coming out of people. it's like they are foes with each other, like they don't work for the same place. >> look, you can't have your cake and eat it, too. either twitter isn't something making potomac policy, isn't importa

sebastian gorka told they are not policy. it begs the question, what exactly do tweets mean? if only there were an answer. oh wait, it turns out the white house does have an answer for that. tweets mean exactly what they say. listen. >> i think the president's tweets stand for themselves. >> i'm going to let the tweets speak for itself. >> i think the tweet speaks for itself. >> except apparently this morning when they don't. as a general rule amakes sense to pay attention to words from a president, said out loud, written on paper on typed on a phone in 140 characters or less. april ryan, cnn political analyst for the american urban radio networks and patrick healey, cnn political analyst and deputy director of the "new york times" and supreme court reporter ariane devogue because there are multiple angles to what's going on over the last three ouhours or so from the whe house. april ryan the confused messaging here, several white house aides saying ignore the words from the actual president of the united states. they don't mean anything. what do you think of the messaging co

when you see sebastian gorka on our air and kellyanne conway trying to explain it away, they were backed into a corner. his aides are having to go out and defend the indefensible. when i say that, it's because president trump has shown that he has no filter. as we just saw from his spokesperson right there from the lectern, acknowledging it, we should just freeze frame that and play it over and over again. he's the president of the united states. whenever he says something, it matters. >> philip rucker is here with us. i'm looking at a handful of tweets in the last 24 hours, some of them going after his own justice department, philip. and now we're hearing, does he have confidence in his attorney general jeff sessions, sean spicer can't answer that question, saying he hasn't had a discussion with the president about it. >> it's one of the things that trump's aides have not been able to answer. aides have been asked if he believes that climate is a hoax and he hasn't answered. the president let's out frustrations and speaks his truth through these tweets and we can expect he'll do some of

yesterday, sebastian gorka suggested the former. >> it's social media. please understand the differenc difference. >> sean spicer said it's definitely the latter. >> they are considered official statements by the president of the united states. >> the other legislative priority is tax reform. white house hopes to have legislation by labor day. ultimate goal is tax reform that does not add to the deficit. white house sources tell fox news the top priority is enacting tax cuts to help spur the economy. >> bret: john roberts live on the north lawn. thank you. one of the largest sellers of obamacare individual health insurance is pulling out of ohi ohio. anthem cites volatility and uncertainty about whether the government will continue to provide subsidies. anthem is the only insurer selling health insurance exchange products in all 88 ohio counties and is the only one in 20 counties. let's look at the two different strategies for health care reform in the house and the senate. what we know of the senate so far. here is chief congressional correspondent mike

this morning, sebastian gorka was asked about the tweet and he dismissed it as social media.s is not just social media. this is a presidential record. these things are archived. when the president tweets it is a rosetta stone in his mind. it and it is very important to the american public, because god forbid something happens in this country that is -- that is dangerous, and we are nervous, and we are alarmed and we are scared. we have to be able to believe that he is in charge. >> dana, i don't remember a time, maybe you can help me, where a sitting president on the eve of a major supreme court decision, has criticized his own justice department for revising that travel ban that he personally signed as an executive order. have you ever seen anything like this before? >> no, absolutely not, which is why george conway, clearly with the wearing the hat of legal expert, supporter of the president, tweeted for the first time since 2015 and then he was tweeting about football, specifically saying this is not the way to do this, mr. president. i talked a republican senator this mor

sebastian gorka weighs in with the real threat.tonight, do you really want to now be storming the stage? >> looking live in atlanta, republican karen handel a big winner in this race for congressional districts six. let's listen into the winter in georgia. >> there are literally hundreds of people to think in scores of elected officials and g.o.p. leaders who put their confidence in me right from the very beginning and i will probably miss if you are but were several who stepped up right from day one. including my very good friend, joanne borough, terry, joe and bates madison, joe lockwood, my hometown layer jerry would. and i need to think on april 18th i said to everyone that this was going to be a very, very tight race, it would be contentious, and it was going to require all hands on deck. that's exactly what we had. [cheers and applause] >> from all of the others who were the g.o.p. competitors in the primaries, including several who were here tonight, i see bob gray, thank you for your help. every single member of the republi

sebastian gorka shortly. >> john brown is here host of "varney & company" stuart varney weighs in actor cards" on netflix a big hour kick off with isis has claimed responsibility for the terrorist attack in london saturday night, that attack left seven people dead, 48 others injured, 21 of whom are injured critically, president trump spoke out in the latest bloodshed in britain last night in washington, d.c. blake burman is at the white house right now he has very latest blake, good morning to you. reporter: good morning to you as well president trump responding to attacks overseas in london in part from white house, this morning, by doubling down on his travel ban, as he is writing this morning and also casting a critical eye at his own justice department, the president has sent out four different tweets this morning when go as follows the president writing quote the justice department should have stayed with the original travel ban not the watered-down politically croak engineerings justice department should k for s expedited hearing of he watered-down travel ban before supreme court

take a look at sebastian gorka, one of the top national security advisers. he was on cnn new day. here's how that exchange went. >> the policy of the media, chris it's social media. >> it's not social media. it's his words, his thought. >> it's not policy. it's not an executive order. it's social media. please understand the difference. >> so se bas dtrying to make th this is just social media. kellyanne conway was on the today show accusing the media of being obsessed, she used the word obsessed with the president's tweets. very interesting to point out her husband, george conway, who withdrew his name from consideration for a justice department official at the end of the last week he tweeted criticism of the president's tweets regarding the propose add travel ban. these tweets may make some people feel better but they certainly won't help. five votes at the supreme court which is what actually matters. sad. george conway going to so far as to use some of the president's vernacular. this is a headache for the white house. it seems like whenever the president tweets it's a headach

what do you make of what happened, big guns, kellyanne conway, sebastian gorka going out there and sayingse tweets from the president which took time and he was very clear about, those don't count. they are not policy. he doesn't mean it. >> i'd like to hear what he says about that. i think frankly what he's talking about is disregard for the constitution. this is what the courts are about. this is about the balance of power. here he is saying even though the courts rejected one version or another of what he has put forth, he's doubling down. he does succeed in doing one thing, keeping all the attention on him. there's so many things we should be doing, job creation and all the rest, let's have that debate and the rest but he just keeps bringing attention to him. it's a tactic. >> what do you think is going on? we've never seen this before. the obama administration had its problems, had problems with the media. the idea of the president going out of his way to undercut the spin of the white house is unusual. >> it's unusual. as i've said, if you want a job at the white house, know your bl

sebastian gorka, a terror expert himself. dr. gorka, good to have you here. thank you very much. first of all, i want to start with the comey news. the president is not going to prevent james comey from testifying. why is that? >> why? because he thinks he has no problem with allowing the former director to testify, and there are some issues that need to be cleared up. so we know that he testified already on the hill that he's never been pressured to do anything untoward. we'd like to hear him say that again. trish: okay. well, we'll be looking forward to seeing what comes out of thursday then. let me turn to the tragedy in london. some of the criticism that the president has received, you saw the media come out swiping him, saying it was inappropriate for him to effectively politicize this event, to target mayorcap. what's your reaction to that -- mayor khan. >> it has nothing to do with politicizing anything. it's about keeping americans safe and doing what the president has done since january the 20th of this year, which is to excise, to jettison political correctness from the

. >> sebastian gorka on your list? >> i won't answer specifically who's on our list. we will talk to a lot of the names you heard and a lot of the names you haven't heard. >> are you concerned at all about the fact that the former director of the fbi acknowledged he leaked these memos through a professor of columbia. there is an argument to be made those memos could be government property and he did it on an fbi computer, about stuff within his jurisdiction, within his duties as fbi director and he leaked a major document after a president said, i really need your help dealing with leaks. does that concern you at all? >> number one, he wasn't in the fbi when this occurred. number two, it's a legitimate question, although when you use the word "leak," it implies something is classified. i heard the attorney say there was nothing classified about these memos. these were memos he wrote to refresh his own recollection of an event. i think it's a fair question. there's been no assertion of privilege by the presidency. you'd have to ask jeff. you stated it, government prope

on the other hand, no less than sebastian gorka, one of his very top aides, standing right here where i am today said yesterday that the president's social media statements are not necessarily policy. so, different views on that, and we'll see where this goes over the next 48 hours. back to you. >> he didn't even say not necessarily. he flat out said they're not policy. joe johns at the white house, thank you. matt lewis, cnn commentator and columnist at "the daily beast," jackie kucinich, perry bacon, senior political writer for "538" and chris sweker, former fbi assistant director for the criminal investigative division. matt lewis, to you. let me read the tweet from the president -- or again, i'll call it a statement he wrote on twitter. "the fake mainstream media is working so hard to get me not to use social media. they hate that i can get the honest and unfiltered message out." this seems like a direct response to his over stanz, who said, no, no, the tweets don't matter. the president this morning said yes, yes, yes, they do matter. >> look, it's not the mainstream media who wa

sebastian gorka is here and stuart varney. the host of varney & company.igh court cleared the way to reinstate key aspects to have president's travel ban. executive order will go into effect on thursday while justices will hear full arguments on the merits of this case in the fall. president trump praising the ruling in a tweet last night saying, quote, great day for america's future security and safety courtesy of the u.s. supreme court. i will keep fighting for the american people and win. joining us this morning is american islamic for democracy president founder jasser. your thoughts on the ruling? >> well, well, dagen, the president, our commander in chief has the right to protect our country and he set aside the politics and set aside the identity politics that the left have used news limit for their own wedge politics. rule of law prevails, the court has ruled and said that, listen, he has the right to identify countries that are teaming up with jihadist, teaming with islamists and the most important thing they said is they upheld the lower court's

you have people in the white house like steve bannon, sebastian gorka. michael flynn who was no longer on the administration, people for acts of america. mike pompeo got an award from acts of america. you have a direct line from the white house for anti-muslim bigotry. i hope as a nation we can take a step back and stop over sensationalizing hate. we saw a horrific attack on members of congress. other members of congress could have been hurt. it's part and parcel the same thing. genning up fear, the worst way possible to violence. i'm concerned. >> dean, stand by with me. i want to go back to phil black, cnn international correspondent on the scene there in london right now. he's joining us via phone. we are watching the live images, phil. looks like a london police officer just went out and spoke with a crowd. we saw the crowd kind of gather around and he went back behind this area that's cordoned off. do you know what was going on? >> not precisely i don't know. the crowd, you can imagine, is a little agitated. there is a mix of people here. these are

in the "gloss them over camp," there was deputy assistant to the president and goatee model, sebastian gorka. >> let's talk about policy. i'd like to talk about -- >> that is the policy. his tweets are the policy. they are statements from the president of the united states about what he wants. >> it's not policy -- >> of course it is. >> it's social media, chris. it's social media. >> it's not social media. >> you know the difference, right? >> it's his words, his thoughts. >> it's not policy. it's not an executive order. it's social media. please understand the difference. >> what you are saying? we shouldn't listen to what the president says? >> you shouldn't obsess about it for not 12 minutes, chris. we're now 20 minutes into this and this is clearly an obsession, chris. [ laughter ] >> seth: the only obsession that matters is the president's obsession with using social media to say unhinged things. it's not our fault for paying attention. social media wasn't around during the civil war, but if abraham lincoln opened his window and shouted nonsense every 20 minutes, the press would have c

joining us now sebastian gorka, deputy assistant to president trump.table we can keep the bad guys out? >> absolutely stuart. we have seen this week a a unanimous decision, 9-0, no dissensions. we can execute the original executive order and protect americans. stuart: okay, the travel order includes distinctions on who is allowed and and who's not. siblings are in. grandparents, nieces nephews are not allowed in. why distinction with grandparents and like sons and daughters in law, why grandparents? >> the system we inherited, stuart was fundamentally broken. we need to reform, review it and reform it. the decision was made we need to put a halt broadly as possible from areas where jihadists actively recruiting people come to the west on streets of europe. we have to draw the line somewhere. the smaller the group, the safer we will be,. once we fix the system, we can expand it again. comments sieve authority who comes to america as foreign national lies in the hands of the president. that is indisputable. the supreme court just reaffirmed that. stuart:

sebastian gorka telling us yesterday that we're finally on the offensive when it comes to isis.tegy look like from here on in thousand that we have armed the kurds. here to answer that question is former allied commander forenato and author of brand new book new book. excellent. congratulations on the book. >> thanks, brian. brian: you know you have faith in general mattis. >> i do. brian: how do we take out isis as quickly as possible? >> i will tell you three things quickly. we need to up our hard powered in game in mosul and iraq. complete two operations. special forces. more precision guided bombing using our allies. britain brian using iraq. >> absolutely. absolutely crucial. number two, we have to go after their finances. that's cutting off the smug imling. cut off cyber activity. brian: have we. >> we have not on smuggling. that's a huge way to choke off the money, brian. number three, we have got to go at them very hard in the cyber world because they get a lot of their funding from that piece of it. so three discreet steps. if we take those, we will be able to really --