Trump's terrorism adviser downplays white supremacist violence
Former President
The day after Donald Trump announced his candidacy for president, Dylann Roof, a lone wolf, massacred nine African Americans at the historic 鈥淢other Emanuel鈥� church in Charleston, South Carolina.
Yet, yesterday, Trump鈥檚 deputy assistant and counterterrorism adviser, Sebastian Gorka, ridiculed the idea of lone-wolf terrorists and of white supremacist violence.
Not surprisingly, Gorka made his comments on the Breitbart News Daily radio show. Under the leadership of President Trump鈥檚 chief strategist, Steve Bannon, Breitbart became the platform for a new form of white supremacy called 鈥渢he alt-right.鈥�
It says something about Trump that Gorka and Bannon are members of his administration. And what it says is quite disturbing.
