Cool story bro.

While it is technically true that no one has produced video or audio proof of Gorka actually calling for anti-Semitic action, it is CLEAR from his words both on television and in articles that he supports groups who DO espouse anti-Semitic beliefs.... 'warning' someone that anti-Semitism night not be a wise policy politically is NOT the same thing as condemning anti-Semitism.

Also, under ANY OTHER Republican President, Gorka might have some small chance of surviving, since it is unlikely that charges of anti-Semitism would have much merit  toward an administration that offers enormous support for Israel. Donald Trump,however, is another story. He is already reeling from accusations of bigotry, racism, misogyny and religious hatred toward any 'non-Christian' group.... so Gorka had to go.... Maybe next time don't nominate and elect someone with so little moral character, and then you won't have to have a crisis every time an aide says something that seems bigoted...