Sebastian Gorka, a former Deputy Assistant to the President and current contributor to Breitbart News, has slammed Alex Jones, the head of competing news site Infowars, as a “menace” in an interview with Recoil magazine.
When asked about his view of Jones, Gorka conceded that while he “[loves] conspiracy theories as diverting entertainment,” he believes “professional conspiracy theorists are a menace.”
“It’s not an accident that outrageous forgeries and smears such as the Protocols of the Elders of Zion are still printed and widely available in the Middle East,” Gorka continued. “Conspiracy theories are dangerous. Those who propagate them should be shunned.”
Gorka was regarded as an advocate for nationalist policies during his tenure in the Trump administration, where he was closely associated with Breitbart‘s prominent Executive Chairman and former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon. After allegedly being dismissed by White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, Gorka publicly slammed the administration’s decision to expand the U.S. military presence in Afghanistan. Since leaving the White House, both Bannon and Gorka have spoken around the country about their support for the ‘America First’ principles that defined Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign, and stumped for political candidates such as Roy Moore whom they believe will continue the push for their anti-establishment agenda.
Gorka’s remarks reflect a growing feud between the two publications, which compete for the same pro-Trump, nationalist audience. Both Bannon and Jones saw their stocks rise after the election of President Trump, whom both men are reportedly in communication with. Behind the scenes, Breitbart staffers increasingly see Infowars as an amateurish and unprofessional operation that often undermines the ‘America First’ movement, while Infowars contributor Roger Stone, also a former Trump aide, has publicly been a harsh critic of Bannon’s tenure in the West Wing, arguing that Bannon failed the President’s base.
Now, now, Sebastian, you’re confusing “Theorists,” with Exposers. ;-P And, yes, shining the like on the dirty deeds done in da dark, are such a nuisance to the elites.
Sounds to me like Breitbart is jealous of @RealAlexJones . This guy even goes so far as to invoke t… https://t.co/r3pFA39OZL
Says the guy who goes on Fox News and pushes the Uranium One conspiracy
Alex Jones, Mother Jones? mmm Connection. don’t forget Jim Jones. Heck it is Alex Jones that did so much for Trump and all the people that thought of him as fighting the NWA…
Youre a dumbass
Justin Kingsley You just an ass that is stupid.
I would say Smart ass. I am just making fun of the political outliers.
Justin Kingsley – Jones boosted both Ron Paul and Trump. This isn’t even really in question. I’m not sure what you mean.
Darren Rufer I was surprised to see how many people he influences. I guess faith in our media is so low that anyone who is not them is more credible.
Who cares what neocons think about anything?
There’s a big difference between “theories” and actually exposing corrupt politicians, media and who ever else needs to be exposed. Gorka can fuck off.
Most of the media report stories in ways to help the Democratic party just looking at the results of the work shows they are active players for an agenda.
Jones is a freaking whackjob.
Touch a nerve, did he?
The thing is jones talks about things the msm says is conspiracy but they are actually true see… https://t.co/skIZIBS8DU
Wow, ya all be some crazy nutjobs in here.
Says a king of the neocons
Moron lert. Gorka is seemingly a co-intel-pro. He kind of reminds me of someone from the State Department I once met. Fake scum.
And here I thought it was the conspirators.
I had to question Trump’s recent decision on his staff. After seeing this and Moore’s sexual Assult accusations I know why the Trump’s stayed away from them! Gronk is part of the Swamp!
Especially when they’re right.
Skepticism is healthy