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former trump strategist sebastian gorka with us tonight. can't tell you who i am or what i witnessed, but i can tell you liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪there's a me no one knows ♪waiting to be set free so, what's the empty suitcase for? the grand prize trophy ♪i was born to be somebody lou: state department today issued a travel warning instructing americans to use increased caution and traveling to china. that advisory says - same tim cook, if you're listening, rethink that trip to china that you have planned later this year. says he's not worried and maybe he should be. during us tonight doctor sebastian gorka emma national security strategist and author of why we fight. we recommend all the above to you highly. now the man himself with great to have you with us. >> happy new year, lou. lou: thank you. let's start with travel ban to communist china. who would've ever thought that people would sta

sebastian gorka.ares you to answer this question in a very unique way. that is about how the mueller team made the assessment and decision and followed through on it to arrest roger stone predawn before it was even light. >> my parents lived under a communist dictatorship and police state. back then there was the phrase, watch out for the 2:00 a.m. knock on the door. in roger stone's case was 5:00 a.m. but it's the same thing. the idea that you have a man who is a senior citizen who is charged with what, perjury? and you send 29 agents wearing body armor and carrying ar-15s to bang down his door? sorry. you know, judge, better than everybody. before a warrant is served and somebody is arrested in their home, there is a commander of the operation, a plate assessment is made. in a white collar crime this is not how you do it. this is range intimidation. this is the corruption obama left over in the doj, and this on robert mueller's doorstep. judge jeanine: i think it speaks to weakness and a need to sho

doctor sebastian gorka, thank you for being with us. enjoy your book.atulations on your radio show. i will say it, break a leg. >> thank you, lou. god bless. lou: up next, news of lower iphone sales has something of a modest impact on the market. another long day on all three. we tell you all about it and what in the world is going on right after these quick messages. we'll be right back. i knew about the tremors. but when i started seeing things, i didn't know what was happening... so i kept it in. he started believing things that weren't true. i knew something was wrong... but i didn't say a word. during the course of their disease around 50% of people with parkinson's may experience hallucinations or delusions. but now, doctors are prescribing nuplazid. the only fda approved medicine... proven to significantly reduce hallucinations and delusions related to parkinson's. don't take nuplazid if you are allergic to its ingredients. nuplazid can increase the risk of death in elderly people with dementia-related psychosis and is not for treating symptoms u

doctor sebastian gorka, thank you for being with us. enjoy your book.ns on your radio show. i will say it, break a leg. >> thank you, lou. god bless. lou: up next, news of lower iphone sales has something of a modest impact on the market. another long day on all three. we tell you all about it and what in the world is going on right after these quick messages. we'll be right back. got directs to the nightclub here. and if you get lost, just hit me on the old horn. man: tom's my best friend, but ever since he bought a new house... tom: it's a $10 cover? oh, okay. didn't see that on the website. he's been acting more and more like his dad. come on, guys! jump in! the water's fine! tom pritchard. how we doin'? hi, there. tom pritchard. can we get a round of jalapeño poppers for me and the boys, please? i've been saving a lot of money with progressive lately, so... progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents. but we can protect your home and auto when you bundle with us. i'm ray and i quitt ysmoking with chantix. smoking. it dictates your day.

sebastian gorka. also russian special operations contractors already on the ground in venezuela, there to protects nicolas maduro who still claims he's president in charge despite u.s. recognition of juan guaido as interim president. secretary of state' pompeo says the united states stands by all americans working in the embassy. >> u.s. officials have a right and privileges and immunities that acrew having been invited to be there by the duly credentialed leader of venezuela. and we have per expectation those rights will be protected. we'll make sure we protect our folks on the ground. lou: radical dems quickly criticizing the trump administration's response to the crisis in venezuela. colluding with russia and the chinese. it's not hard to think it might be necessary to have a special counsel appointed to find out ways going on with the democratic party. we take it all up tonight. and the mueller witch hunt goes on today, targeting roger stone. indicting the trump confidant on seven counts including

this isn't sebastian gorka. this is the master of western strategic force. there is a reason why they saved the ultimate victory is to win without fighting. what is that mean? is that an oxymoron? means your will is so great were so powerful that you adversely say, i am not going to even try. you psych out the opposition. there's a reason why they use a very symbolic images in his writing on the wall. he says wars about two human beings. it can be two people playing cards were two men wrestling. at the end of the day, it's about one side imposing its will on the other. the.is simple. we are the most powerful nation the world has ever seen. right now, the u.s. economy under donald trump is the largest it has ever been. we are now exporting energy. we are not just a superpower, agree with the french author, we are the hyped up power. we have no peer competitors. >> so what, does that mean we can defeat whoever we want? we have the best technology, the best training. okay, let's look at vietnam. let's look at afghanistan. in the first six years of the war, the

sebastian gorka?i can only back up joe digenova, bill barr is a quiet professional and i just spoke to somebody who worked with him at the doj. he is exactly the right man for the job. but with regards to this story today, sean, it's incredibly important that we look at what the media did with it. that's the -- no on buzzfeed ran this garbage story because we know it's the gutter press. the story is how the media lapped it up and used it for a day to call for the impeachment of the president. that's the story like pap leavian dogs they were given the bell and they reacted with a calls for impeachmen impeachment. today at 7:3, the president of the united states was utterly vindicated. this is fake news. this is the state of the media. they are not independent. we don't have a free media, sean. we have private sector propaganda and today the president was vindicated. >> sean: i think there is going to be a lot more of that vindication, dr. gorka. fox news contributor, by the way. thank you for being wit

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on sunday, author sebastian gorka on his book why we fight. >> my parents used to take me to france on holiday. one day my father, who was an amazing athlete on the national crew team before he was arrested, comes out of the ocean. i am nine years old, i see on him these white lines on his wrist. he is far too young to be wrinkled. i said dad, what is that? with no emotion he said, that >> that's where the secret police bound my hands so they can hang me from the secret torture chamber. that changes your outlook, and i such, from a very early age understood that freedom is as fragile as it is precious. later, the great ronald reagan was always correct when he said soon or later the loss of liberty is always but one generation away. watch book tv this weekend on c-span2. for the first time in the states history, iowa voters elected women to the u.s. house of representatives last winter. both are democrats and both defeated republican incumbents. on her mba from northwestern's kellogg school of management before working in a few state agencies. she and her husband currently own a digital

sebastian gorka calling it a master stroke, what happened here. between the republicans' views, how do you see it? >> well, i think sebastian gorka is best left in his particular head space because there was no master stroke about what has happened to donald trump. let's start with the fact that he's like the wanna be tough guy who got knocked down in the playground and he got back up and said this ain't over yet. he looks weak to those on the hard right such as ms. coulter who would want to have not only a 30 foot wall, but something far higher to shut out anybody who is not american. but on the other side, he has gotten now not only democrats but a number of republican legislators who are saying we have to have a constructive way forward on border security, on immigration, on government services which provides assured funding. but does not include his wall. in other words, donald trump has just put america through the most expensive vanity project in history. not just the $25 billion for the wall. but the cost to all of those americans you talk

sebastian gorka, dan bongino with us tonight. and as the president stays focused on american security, the radical dimms are sowing more confusion in their party. house speaker nancy pelosi asked president trump to postpone the state of the union until the shutdown is ended. she claims she's only worried about security. but there's a different story that's materialized that sounds very much like the truth. the dimms quickly lost control of the speaker's gamemanship and their own mb. message. no one more confused than her number one deputy, house majority leader hoyer. here he is plainly saying the speech is off completely. >> the speaker is the one who invites the president to speak at the joint session and she's said slong government is shut down we're not going to do business as usual. >> the state of the union is off? >> the state of the union is off. >> what if the president, i don't know, responds with no, he wants to keep the. any chance that he could convince you otherwise? >> no. lou: hoyer then trying to walk back his em

sebastian gorka. fox news contributor, tammy bruce. dr. gorka, we will starter with you.g because look, the house is full of the most radical left wingers we have ever seen. okay. america is going to make their judgment in very short order and see that they are not looking out for their interest. that is why we are asking every night, okay, do you agree with what they are staying at what they are doing? they probably do want to impeach. nancy pelosi may not stop them. they will never be successful in getting two-thirds of the senate to vote along with whatever madness they come up with as the bar changes, but here's my question. as thisti happens, should we be paying attention to it, or should we be more focused should the president be more focused, on the things he is focused on today, which is securing the border? >> yeah, it's a fabulous question, sean. i'm on social media a lot. i've never, ever posted anything with foul language. last night, i reposted thato video because i thought it is important to show americans who the democrats haveth become. i don't mean the vo

former trump administration strategist, sebastian gorka offers his thoughts on how the u.s.can strengthen his thoughts on national security. at ten andrew double uncle recounts the moral divisions that separated the united states in the lead up to the civil war. then we wrap up book tv and primetime with a survivor of ray. she examines societal views on sexual assault and rape. that all happens tonight on c-span twos book tv. ..

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this isn't sebastian gorka. this is some to come to an half millennia ago. this is the master of western strategic thought. there's a reason why some, for example, says the ultimate victory is to win without fighting. what does that mean? is that an oxymoron? no. it means your will is so great that you communicate your will to win is so powerful that you adversely say we're just not going to even try to take this person on. you psych out the opposition. there's a a reason why he uses some very symbolic images in his writing on wall when he says war is about to make human beings. they can be to make people playing cards with each other or can be two men wrestling. but at the end of the day it's about one site imposing its will on other. the point is a very simple one. we are the most powerful nation the world has ever seen any measure. but never used economy under donald trump is the largest it has ever been. we're now exporting energy which is incredible. we're not just a superpower. i agree with the french authors as we are a hyperpower. we have no peer com

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connected to people who have been involved in the trumpet ministration including catherine gorka and sebastian gorka who has been all over cable news and so there are ties that have already been established in those ways but we also know that they are actively working with a lot of these think tanks in order to expand their influence and they have ties to people who have worked with heavy government agencies like darpa which are already have a terrible track record in history of you know infusing propaganda against citizens in this country you know it's frightening when you look at it that this is kind of just half are doing in we we know that their original you know kind of above board mandate that they say has to influence political thought in opposition to russia whatever whatever that means you know what i'm curious about but is what is what is their agenda here in the u.s. that we are seeing i mean is it just basically continue this idea of pushing opposition to russia because it seems like they'd be kind of shooting fish in a barrel here or there already is a ton of opposition from russia like

former alabama governor mike huckabee, david bossie, dan bongino, lou holtz and sebastian gorka.ther you like the president or not, what separates him frommer other president is that he's not one to hold his

on afterwards at 9:00 pm on sunday, author sebastian gorka on his book why we fight. >> you fight levels when your life changes. one day my father, an amazing athlete who was on the national crew team before he was arrested comes out of the ocean. i'm 8 or 9 years old and i see on him white lines on his wrist. he's far too young to be wrinkled. i said to him what is that? without blinking, no emotion, he said that is where the secret police bound my wrists together with wire behind my basque so they could hang coming from the ceiling of the torture chamber. that changes your outlook and as such from a very early age i understood that freedom is as fragile as it is precious and sooner or later the great ronald reagan was always correct when he said sooner or later the loss of liberty is but one generation away. >> watch booktv this weekend on c-span2. >> this week the supreme court heard oral arguments, a case involving how medicare sets rates for paying hospitals. attorneys for alina health services, a group of nonprofit hospitals argue the new payment formula is invalid because the gove

sunday, author sebastian gorka on his book, "why we fight." my parents used to take me to france as a child, and my father who was an amazing athlete, he comes out of the ocean when i am nine years old, and i see white lines on his wrist, and he is too young to be wrinkled. i said, what is that? , thatt blinking he said is where the secret police bound my wrists so they could hang me from the torture chamber. that changes your outlook, and from an early age i realized freedom is as fragile as it is precious. sooner or later, he was correct libertysaid the loss of is one generation away. >> watch book tv this weekend on c-span2. in the second day of the senate judiciary committee confirmation hearing for attorney general nominee william barr, members questioned colleagues from his career in law enforcement. you can watch the testimony from the first day at c-span.org. south carolina senator lindsey graham chairs tha

sebastian gorka, kayleigh mcenany. we begin with you. this changes the dynamic in the capital. >> let me tell you what the president said and then i'll tell you what he really meant. that's the key. he's trying to put nancy pelosi on defense. he's going to help daca recipients get three years of protection. they get to stay in the country while they figure this out. tps members protected status for people in this country right now who could be deported. in exchange he wants the $5.7 billion for the wall. here is what he didn't say. he wants to start in the senate and not the house. he thinks maybe he can get 60 votes. 53 republican senators and moderate democrats like joe manchin. can he get to 60 votes on a deal similar to this and then put the pressure on nancy pelosi? she wants to drive things now that she is speaker of the house. jesse: hasn't nancy already thrown cold water on it before she even gave the speech. >> she is complaining that the daca recipients won't get a path to citizenship. why didn't he do that? it's the art of the

sebastian gorka, always a bre sure. -- always a pleasure. i think president trump could have been saying any of those things as hillary clinton, barack obama and chuck schumer said. these were democrats that once cared about border security. why is it different now? >> because donald j. trump is president. that's the only thing that changed. we know the democrats lied because if they meant it then and they don't mean it now, then they were lying then or simply this is the politics of personal obstruction. they don't like president trump. he has been too successful. they have to stop his agenda, they have to stop the wall. this was a bipartisan issue until recently. schumer, nancy, all of them. now they can't find $5 billion? the democrats just submitted a budget on the hill where they want to increase foreign aid by $12 billion. increase it. but what about americans? why do we have to increase foreign aid by more than double what the president is asking for instead of keeping us safe by building the wall? that's a question nancy will never a

joining me, fox news national security strategist, sebastian gorka.hy are we buying this stuff from them if we are sanctioning them? >> it is an iconic logo as you say. but i will never buy gas from a citgo gas station. every time you buy a dollar worth gas, you are funding maduro's dictatorship. it's the same logic of all those left-wing americans or people with no political sense who think it's cool to vacation in cuba. for every 10 dollars you spend in cuba, $9 has to go straight to the communist party. i don't care if it's venezuela, cuba, china, north korea. why would any american subsidize a dictator hardship that's abusing human beings as we speak? trish: i hear you. yet we do. many look at that citgo sign in boston and think of it as the skyline the they adore without thinking what's behind it. what's independent it is the state-run oil company. whoever run it is work for nicolas maduro. all that money citgo gets from us, that money is going straight back to socialism and it's hurting those people starving in venezuela. and it's hurting that c

sebastian gorka. it sickens me because they are not even entertaining the possibility of negotiation. businesses want to sell things and get stuff done and they are willing to negotiate. but some how it flies in d.c.? >> no, it flies within the democrat party which has been taken over by radicals as you pointed out in your segment. all the things the president wants have been promised before not only by people like feinstein, but people like chuck schumer. this is not new. these things were signed into provisional law by chuck schumer in 2006. the only difference is hot president is and what's more the fact that this president who is hated by the left built his presidential campaign on the first policy platform of immigration reform and the wall. they know if they give it to him, then he has succeeded beyond anybody's wildest expectations. and as you said, they are thinking more about 2020 than anything else. trish: i am glad you brought that up. i have been playing this sound every night and i will k

. >> host: doctor sebastian gorka, thank you for coming. the book is "why we fight america's enemies with no apology. thank you again and congratulations to you. a memory that is very strong and like my first experience in the congo the stark contrast between rwanda and congo and the border because almost from one side of the street to another it comes completely different reality once you enter congo these roads are sort of symbolic of hardship and i remember we were trying to get from point a to point b. it's a constant reminder of the reality. >>> we will go ahead and get started. well, it is a pleasure to be here. this is the panel discussion of power, politics and promise. the public policy plays out in democracy. i will be your host and help moderate the discussion and i want to begin by introducing our speakers to

tonight and tomorrow on "after words", former trumpet miss trish and strategist sebastian gorka offering house thoughts on the national security. we attend the free minds book club at the washington d.c. jail that connect inmates with contemporary literature.on monday an extra day of nonfiction book programming. we learn about the lives of frederick douglass and john marshall. total general stanley mcchrystal and democratic senator, kamala harris. they reflect on their lives. author and white house reporter april ryan, lead the discussion on race in america. that is all this holiday weekend, three days of nonfiction authors and books. for a complete schedule please visit booktv.org.you can also follow us on social media for schedule updates and more at booktv. >> every year, booktv covers book fairs and festivals around the country. more than 300 today. here's a look at some upcoming book fairs and festivals. the rancho mirage writers festival happening january 30 through february 1 in california. then on february 16 over 40 authors will be speaking on the savanna book festival in georgi

on sunday after sebastian gorka on his book, why we fight. >> you can fight their life changes. you can take me to it france as a holiday and a child. one day my father who is an amazing athlete was on the national crew team before he was arrested. he loves to swim and comes out of the ocean, i'm eight or nine years old. i see these white lines on his wrist. and he's wrinkled and i said that was that. and without blinking an emotion he said that's where the secret police. my wrist together with wire behind my back so they can hit me from the ceiling with a torture chamber. that changes your outlook. and as such from a very early age i understood that freedom is as fragile as it is precious. and sooner or later the great ronald reagan was always correct when he said sooner or later, the loss of liberty is always but one generation away. >> watched booktv this weekend on c-span2. >> monday, martin luther king jr. day, at 8:00 a.m. eastern relations in the u.s. with american university professor, leonard stein horn in radio and tv talk show commentator armstrong williams live on "w

sebastian gorka. you can't have your cake and eat it, too.s what the left wants right now. >> well, look, never let facts get in the way of a good democrat narrative. it has nothing to do with reality or common sense. the fact that this president has and the ukrainians as opposed to president obama who sent socks and blankets to kiev. now he's launching a broadside politically across the kremlin. because this treaty from 1988, they are in violation of it. the first time they violated it was at least 11 years ago. now the sf5 is in contravention. this is a relic of the cold war that doesn't address what china is doing with its intermediate or long-range capability. with the president there are no sacred cows. just because something has been around for 30 or 40 years doesn't mean it's right. trish: vladimir putin has been trying to buy an island 300 miles from caracas. he wanted that because that would then serve as a launch pad for any missiles i wanted to send our way. not since 1962 have we had to worry about the russians are such an enemy -

. >> tonight and tomorrow on "after words," former trump administration strategist sebastian gorka offeringhis thoughts on how the u.s. can strengthing national security. -- "strange strengthen national. and on monday, an extra day of nonfiction book programming. we'll learn about the lives of frederick doug has and the supreme court justice john marshall. california democratic senator kamala harris reflects on her life, and april ryan leads a discussion on race in america. that's all this holiday weekend, three days of nonfiction authors and books. for a complete schedule, visit booktv.org. you can also follow us on social media for schedule updates and more @booktv. now we kick off this long weekend with journalist christine lagorio-chafkin on the growth and culture of the web site reddit. [inaudible conversations] >> hello. [laughter] >> well, so thank you for coming. it's very exciting to be among so many friends and strangers and c-span. so it's

jillian: donald trump's assistant doctor sebastian gorka says the political crisis is personal for him his parents fled hungary during the 1956 revolt against an oppressive regime. rob: democrats should be watching these events play out in venezuela, before trying to push these types of socialist policies in the us. >> my parents crawled across a minefield to escape the kind of system alexandria ocasio-cortez wishes to create in america. it is very telling she has related totalitarian tendencies whereby she thinks peoples will in venezuela should be ignored and maduro's regime should be recognized. can you imagine in the last 6 days the media paid as much attention to venezuela as they did to the fake news about the catholic covington schoolboys being racist? if they told the truth about venezuela, nobody in america would wish what this woman wishes to put upon us. 40 countries have tried this system. it has all fails. rob: the united states, one of several countries like canada, germany, brazil, colombia, great britain, support opposition leader juan guaido at this point. a 3-year-old