Gorka Talks About ‘Eight Years Of President Trump’ And ‘Eight Years Of President Pence’
- 6 years ago
Former White House official Sebastian Gorka has been making a number of appearances to get his message out.
Former White House adviser Sebastian Gorka has been making a number of appearances to get his message out.
When the Daily Signal recently asked him about what, exactly, that message is, Gorka responded, "It's about eight years of President Trump and then eight years of President Pence."
He also commented that former chief strategist Steve Bannon's resignation had "a lot of people…very worried about what happens to the so-called Trump agenda. And then when I resigned a week later, then even more people were worried about what's going to happen to the platform that got this man elected on Nov. 8."
Notably, at the time of Gorka's departure, the White House was quite clear that he did not resign, but also stressed that he no longer worked there, according to the New York Times.
One source told the Daily Beast in an August report that White House chief of staff John Kelly, who had been assessing the duties of some White House officials, didn't know what Gorka did "except go on TV sometimes."
Despite his public role as one of Trump's counter-terrorism experts, Gorka's qualifications were questioned by others in the field.
Furthermore, the Times reports that he has been a rather controversial figure, voicing extreme and unfavorable views on Islam.
Former White House adviser Sebastian Gorka has been making a number of appearances to get his message out.
When the Daily Signal recently asked him about what, exactly, that message is, Gorka responded, "It's about eight years of President Trump and then eight years of President Pence."
He also commented that former chief strategist Steve Bannon's resignation had "a lot of people…very worried about what happens to the so-called Trump agenda. And then when I resigned a week later, then even more people were worried about what's going to happen to the platform that got this man elected on Nov. 8."
Notably, at the time of Gorka's departure, the White House was quite clear that he did not resign, but also stressed that he no longer worked there, according to the New York Times.
One source told the Daily Beast in an August report that White House chief of staff John Kelly, who had been assessing the duties of some White House officials, didn't know what Gorka did "except go on TV sometimes."
Despite his public role as one of Trump's counter-terrorism experts, Gorka's qualifications were questioned by others in the field.
Furthermore, the Times reports that he has been a rather controversial figure, voicing extreme and unfavorable views on Islam.