Join Dr. Gorka for exclusive chat about America’s safety
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An exclusive online gathering featuring Dr. Sebastian Gorka, the newly appointed White House deputy assistant to the president and senior director of counterterrorism, is scheduled for Monday, December 9, at 8:00 p.m. Eastern in the Breitbart Fight Club.
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The former Trump administration strategist and previous Breitbart News national security editor will share his expertise alongside Breitbart’s leadership team, including Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow and Washington Bureau Chief Matt Boyle. This interactive roundtable discussion offers Founders of the Breitbart Fight Club the unique opportunity to engage directly with the speakers through live questions.
During the session, Gorka will provide his assessment of the current terror threats facing America, which he considers to be at unprecedented levels. This event follows the success of the Fight Club’s first VIP gathering, where Founding Members gained valuable insights from prominent Breitbart editors, including NYT bestselling author Peter Schweizer, Economics Editor John Carney, and other key figures.
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Interested participants can still secure their place as Founding Members and gain VIP access to this and future roundtable events by subscribing at the “Middleweight” level or higher on an annual basis.
