Top Trump Officials Criticize Sergio Gor, New U.S. Ambassador to India
In a recent celebration for Sergio Gor, the new U.S. ambassador to India, top Trump officials shared anecdotes highlighting his unique character and capabilities. Held at a private event, the gathering marked Gor’s official swearing-in on November 10, 2025, reinforcing his role in diplomatic relations with India.
Sergio Gor: A New Era in U.S.-India Relations
Sergio Gor previously served as the director of the White House Presidential Personnel Office, playing a critical role in appointing thousands of officials throughout the Trump administration. His extensive experience in Republican politics includes positions at the Republican National Committee and Congress.
A Memorable Encounter with Mick Jagger
During the event, Secretary of State Marco Rubio recounted a humorous encounter Gor had with rock legend Mick Jagger in London. While on a state visit in September, Gor bravely approached Jagger, despite concerns about the singer’s views on President Trump.
Rubio recalled, “Sergio introduced me to him, and Jagger was incredibly gracious.” This moment reinforced Rubio’s belief in Gor’s capabilities as an ambassador.
Confirmation and Support
Gor’s confirmation as ambassador was secured earlier this month, with endorsements highlighting the mixed feelings some aides have about him. According to President Trump, “When people like Sergio, they really like him.”
- Energy Secretary Chris Wright
- Interior Secretary Doug Burgum
- Education Secretary Linda McMahon
- Attorney General Pam Bondi
- Health Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr.
- White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles
The celebration was attended by numerous high-profile guests, including ambassadors from India, Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, and other nations.
Building Diplomatic Ties
Rubio noted that some U.S. ambassadors enjoy a direct line of communication with the president, a privilege Gor will have as he engages with India. This signifies the importance of U.S.-India relations.
In a light-hearted moment, U.S. attorney Jeanine Pirro jokingly commented about Gor’s card-playing skills, saying, “Sergio cheats at cards.” Such camaraderie reflects the bonds Gor has built within the administration.
With a promising career ahead, Gor’s appointment is anticipated to strengthen U.S. diplomacy in India and beyond. His journey in Republican politics and ability to connect with notable figures position him to make significant strides in this vital role.
