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

This is a peculiar interview for me dear friends. Welcome to America First, one on one. Why?

Well, because I think you know about me, you know what I did before I entered the White House.

I spent several decades in the National Security sphere, specifically counterterrorism.

I was in the British Army and intelligence unit in the reserves for a couple of years,

and I spent several years working for the Defense Department out of Germany,

teaching militarism to our allies, and then I ended up in Washington, DC, at the National Defence

University as a professor of irregular war for in counterterrorism and then in the White House.

So I never thought I'd have a national radio show and sit in front of a alleged domestic terrorist.

Stacey Langton, welcome to one on one. Thank you for having me. I've never been introduced like that,

actually. I thought it'd be fun. It just came to me since you're sitting here in a pink t-shirt.

I don't know many terrorists who wear pink t-shirts, and the t-shirt says,

parents are not, quote, domestic terrorists, and she even has a rosette. She has a mom,

not domestic, I love that. We need that in our green room. We need one of those rosettes.

Stacey Langton, welcome to one on one. You have been a, they'll worry you. Really,

a worry for our children in Virginia, and you came to fame because of a certain book or books

that you found in your children's schools. So first things first, before we get to that,

who are you, where do you help from, and what's it like to be labeled a domestic terrorist?

Well, I've been saying to my friends recently that, you know, because they're saying like,

you're famous now, you're a celebrity, and I'm like, no, I'm not a celebrity. It's actually worse

than that because when you're a celebrity, like that's fun, and it's all positive, and everybody

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