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Hungary Sebastian Gorka has significantly contributed to national security discourse, transitioning from government advisory roles to influential media commentary.
Sebastian Gorka is a media host and commentator currently affiliated with Salem Radio Network, hosting 'America First with Sebastian Gorka'.
Sebastian Gorka is a media host and commentator currently affiliated with NewsMax TV, hosting 'The Gorka Reality Check'.
In 2020, Trump appointed Gorka as a member of the National Security Education Board, a 14-member panel that awards scholarships, fellowships and grants.
Sebastian Gorka served as a deputy adviser on national security issues to President Donald Trump until August 2017. He has also been tapped by Trump to combat terrorism and is returning in a senior national security role in the second Trump administration.
Gorka joined Fox News as a national security strategist in 2017 after serving for seven months in the Trump administration. He served as a national security strategist for Fox News and Fox Business Network until 2019.
The Center for Peace and Security in the Middle East hosted Dr. Sebastian Gorka for an event on counterterrorism and US strategy.
In September 2019, Gorka became a spokesman for Relief Factor, a fish oil supplement.
Gorka was permanently banned from Youtube for repeatedly violating the company's policy on spreading misinformation related to the 2020 presidential election. His 'America First' radio show had also been banned from the site in 2019 for copyright violations prior to this.
From 2014 to 2016, Gorka was an editor for national security affairs for Breitbart News, where he worked for Steve Bannon.
Sebastian Lukács Gorka, born in London on October 22, 1970, to Hungarian parents, has built a career spanning government, academia, and media, primarily focusing on national security and counterterrorism. He began his education at St Benedict’s School in west London, earning a B.A. in philosophy and theology from Heythrop College, University of London. During his university years, Gorka served in the British Territorial Army for three years within the 22 Intelligence Company, an interrogation unit focused on Russian language training. In 1992, Gorka moved to Hungary, working for the Hungarian Ministry of Defence and completing a master’s degree in international relations and diplomacy from Corvinus University in 1997. He also advised Viktor Orbán in 1998.
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