May 29, 2026 · 56 min · 11 segments
Sebastian Gorka sits down with Dean Cain in Washington, D.C. to detail the new U.S. National Counterterrorism Strategy, signed by President Trump. Gorka identifies three threat categories now driving…
Sebastian GorkaGuest
Dean CainHost
Not like the president, not like Tulsi Gabbard, not like others, but I was targeted by Nancy Pelosi's January the 6th committee.
My phone records and the phone records of my wife and my children were surrendered to the Democrat-led fake January 6th committee.
So I've been in the crosshairs, and I wanna make sure that never happens to any American.
The idea that you can have armed agents of the FBI raid a former president's home, put Tulsi Gabbard on a terrorist no-fly list because she's a Democrat who wants to work for President Trump, or targeting innocent Catholics in Richmond, Virginia, because they go to Latin mass, and that makes them terrorists.
So I'm so happy that in the president's forward to the strategy, and then in the, the, the parts that come after it, top thing is we will not permit the political perversion of national security.
I will die on the hill of not permitting counter- the awesome power of the counterterrorism tools we have to be used because you politically disagree with somebody or you wanna skew an election.
So number one, ripping politics out of counterterrorism, and then returning to reality.
We don't take the SPLC's fake white supremacists they're funding to create a threat.
No, we look at the world as, as it is, and what have we found? We've found three main categories of terror threat.
Number one is, of course, the cartels that President Trump day one, before he was back in the Oval...
Not like the president, not like Tulsi Gabbard, not like others, but I was targeted by Nancy Pelosi's January the 6th committee.
My phone records and the phone records of my wife and my children were surrendered to the Democrat-led fake January 6th committee.
So I've been in the crosshairs, and I wanna make sure that never happens to any American.
The idea that you can have armed agents of the FBI raid a former president's home, put Tulsi Gabbard on a terrorist no-fly list because she's a Democrat who wants to work for President Trump, or targeting innocent Catholics in Richmond, Virginia, because they go to Latin mass, and that makes them terrorists.
So I'm so happy that in the president's forward to the strategy, and then in the, the, the parts that come after it, top thing is we will not permit the political perversion of national security.
I will die on the hill of not permitting counter- the awesome power of the counterterrorism tools we have to be used because you politically disagree with somebody or you wanna skew an election.
So number one, ripping politics out of counterterrorism, and then returning to reality.
We don't take the SPLC's fake white supremacists they're funding to create a threat.
No, we look at the world as, as it is, and what have we found? We've found three main categories of terror threat.
Number one is, of course, the cartels that President Trump day one, before he was back in the Oval...
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