Topic: Dni

Ivan Reikland identifies Tulsi Gabbard’s department as the "last bastion" for America First policy, noting her hiring of veteran Dan Caldwell. He addresses a public rift with Laura Loomer, reminding her that he gave her his Green Beret in 2020 as a sign of respect. Reikland questions the motivation behind Loomer's recent "smear campaigns" against experienced combat veterans.

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has made a formal referral regarding high treason and the 2016 coup attempt. Concurrently, radical shifts in the Democratic Party are noted, including a Somali candidate winning a primary in Minneapolis against a traditional leftist. Chase Geyser is scheduled to provide further analysis on these developments during the Sunday night live broadcast.

Amaryllis Kennedy, daughter-in-law of RFK Jr., is identified as a key informed figure within the White House Intelligence Advisory Group working alongside Tulsi Gabbard at the DNI. Dr. Greer notes that many high-ranking officials, including General Flynn, were not fully read into these programs during the first Trump administration due to interference from neoconservatives. The goal is to form a specialized team within the current administration to navigate the complexities of UAP disclosure.

Tulsi Gabbard, nominated as Director of National Intelligence, addressed the weaponization of intelligence agencies and the history of the Russiagate investigation. She highlighted the illegal use of FISA warrants to spy on the Trump campaign and her own placement on the "Quiet Skies" domestic terror watch list. Gabbard pledged to restore trust in the intelligence community and end political weaponization.

Tulsi Gabbard delivered a comprehensive opening statement during her DNI confirmation hearing, citing systemic failures including the Iraq War, illegal FISA warrants against the Trump campaign, and the suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story. She revealed her own placement on the "Quiet Skies" domestic terror watch list after criticizing the previous administration. Gabbard pledged to end the politicization of intelligence and defended her Hindu faith against what she termed "religious bigotry" from Senate Democrats.

Roger Stone reads an official statement from President-elect Donald Trump announcing the appointment of former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence (DNI). The statement highlights Gabbard's military service as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Army Reserve and her transition from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party. Trump praises her "fearless spirit" and commitment to constitutional rights and peace through strength.