Sebastian Gorka is a prominent media host and commentator known for his extensive experience in national security and counterterrorism. He began his career in Hungary, where he served in the Ministry of Defense during the prime ministership of József Antall. His expertise in counterterrorism quickly established him as a public figure, leading to his role as an official expert on a parliamentary investigatory committee aimed at uncovering Communist ties in the government. Gorka’s insights during this period laid the groundwork for his future endeavors in security studies.

After relocating to the United States in 2008, Gorka continued to build his reputation in academia and policy-making. He held positions as an adjunct faculty member at prestigious institutions such as Georgetown University and the Marine Corps University Foundation, where he contributed to the development of military theory and irregular warfare strategies. His work at the Hudson Institute further solidified his status as a thought leader in national security affairs.

In 2017, Gorka was appointed as Deputy Assistant to the President in the Trump administration, where he played a key role in shaping national security policy. His involvement in the Strategic Initiatives Group showcased his strategic thinking and ability to navigate complex security challenges. Gorka’s tenure in the White House was marked by his commitment to defending the administration’s positions on critical issues.

Following his government service, Gorka transitioned to media, hosting “America First” on Salem Radio and contributing to NewsMax TV. His ability to engage audiences on national security topics has made him a sought-after commentator, allowing him to influence public discourse and educate listeners on pressing global issues.