This is America First and here's your host, Dr. Sebastian Gorka.

Welcome dear friends to America One On One where we get to know our very special guests

that a little bit better and also dive deep into the issues of today. None of those three

minute long segments that you normally get, but a serious discussion on serious issues with

serious people. And this time I am delighted to be with somebody who I consider not only

a former colleague, a great American, but also a friend, former Deputy National Security

Advisor in the Trump administration. She is, well, let's just say the institutional memory

of the National Security Establishment when it comes to the good guys, author of Revolution,

Trump, Washington and we the people. Katie McFarlane, welcome to America First One On One.

It's always great to be with you Sebastian. Thanks so much for having me on.

So we have so much to discuss with regards to the disasters occurring in Central Asia in the

last two weeks. But let's start by those who may have just accidentally happened on this channel,

found us on Rumble, downloaded this podcast. Tell them a little bit about who Katie McFarlane is

when she started to get involved in national security issues and then your climb to the heights

of power in the White House under the Trump administration. Starting in 1970, I was a freshman

in college at George Washington University and got partial scholarship and had to pay the

rest of my way through school. So I got a part-time typing job in the West Wing of the White House

in the White House situation room, working for a guy who wasn't very well known at the time

by the name of Henry Kissinger and he was Richard Nixon's national security advisor.

So I started working part-time in the nighttime typing pool for Henry Kissinger in the West Wing

and then worked in the Nixon administration, the Ford administration, went to graduate school

during the Carter administration, went to Oxford University and then MIT where I studied and taught

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