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β€˜The Largest Counterterrorism Operation Since 9/11’ | Sebastian Gorka

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115 Americans held hostage or wrongfully detained have been brought home in the last 20 monthsβ€”with zero ransoms paidβ€”said Sebastian Gorka, deputy assistant to President Donald Trump and senior director for counterterrorism at the National Security Council.

In this episode, Gorka takes us inside high-stakes hostage rescues, negotiation efforts, and the Trump administration’s strategy to go after radical jihadism and left-wing terrorism.

In this episode, we dive into:
– A late-night mission to Kabul to meet top Taliban officials.
– The hostage cases Gorka sees as the most difficult.
– How many Americans are still being held hostage overseas.
– The single largest counterterrorism operation since 9/11.
– How terrorism threats have evolved since 9/11.
– The State Department’s new China wrongful detention advisory and what Americans should know before traveling.
– How the administration is targeting money flows to left-wing terrorism.

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