US EditionGabbard Fends Off Questions About Fulton County Election Raid
- On Wednesday, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee regarding worldwide threats and the office's annual threat assessment.
- Democratic Senator Mark Warner pressed Gabbard on why the 2026 report excluded foreign election threats, marking the first such assessment since 2017 to omit the topic.
- Senators scrutinized Gabbard's presence during a Fulton County FBI raid, though Gabbard denied participating in law enforcement, stating she observed at President Donald Trump's request.
- Gabbard identified Russia, China, North Korea, Iran, and Pakistan as developing advanced missile systems, adding that Iran's regime appears "intact, but largely degraded" following U.S. and Israeli strikes.
- Testifying alongside Gabbard, FBI Director Kash Patel and CIA Director John Ratcliffe joined the session, which exposed tensions between lawmakers and the intelligence community over threat assessments.
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Sen. Jon Ossoff grills Tulsi Gabbard about Iran, election raid
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The Independent (US)Tulsi Gabbard stuns by saying not her job to determine what’s an ‘imminent threat’
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Tulsi Gabbard: It’s Not My Job to Say Whether Iran Was a Threat
Jose Luis Magana/APDemocrats grilled top national security officials Wednesday about what U.S. intelligence showed in the lead-up to President Donald Trump’s decision to launch a military conflict with Iran — in particular whether there was evidence the country posed an “imminent” threat to the United States.Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, CIA Director John Ratcliffe, FBI Director Kash Patel and two other national security offic…
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