Both Gorka and Anton would be controversial choices. Gorka believes that violence is inherently part of Islam and has vehemently supported Trump’s Muslim ban. Born in London to Hungarian parents, Gorka lived in Hungary between 1992 and 2008 and at one point had a arrest warrant on gun charges in the country.

In 2016, while also a consultant to Trump’s first presidential campaign, Gorka worked for the FBI but was fired for being anti-Muslim. diatribes. Gorka was also accused of having links to a Hungarian Nazi-allied organization, the Vitzi Rend, an accusation he DISCLAIMSalthough he was photographed wearing one medal from the anti-Semitic group.

From January 2017 to August of that year, Gorka worked in the Trump administration as a strategist and deputy assistant to the president and was supposed to work on national security issues. However, he could not get one security clearanceraising questions about what it actually was By at the White House. Even Gorka’s academic credentials have been called into question, as he claims to have a Ph.D., which experts say was awarded on poor standards.