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Let me just start with Tulsi Gabbard, because you served as CIA director for four years.

What would having her in charge or in the role of director of national intelligence mean for the intelligence apparatus of the U.S. government?

She has been an apologist for Vladimir Putin, Bashar Assad.

So many of her substantive comments as well as previous actions have called into question

whether or not she has a good understanding of global politics and the U.S. role there. But also,

she doesn't have any experience in intelligence. She has never served in the intelligence community.

And the Director of National Intelligence is somebody who sits on top of the 18

departments and agencies and needs to

orchestrate these agencies so that they collaborate, so that they coordinate, so that they're

able to pursue the national security priorities in an effective fashion.

There is irrefutable evidence that detail how President Obama and his national security team

directed the Democrats are in real trouble real trouble and CNN was reading the polling data

and it's bad so CNN's Jake Tapper asked Pennsylvania Democrat Madeline Dean about the Democrat party's poor polling.

This is what he got.

It feels like every few weeks a new polling organization comes out with a poll saying Democrats are at the lowest level they've ever been.

And the latest was Wall Street Journal. Democratic approval ratings hit a record role.

63 of voters having an unfavorable view of your party. What does your party need to do to climb out of that?

I have to speak to two issues that came up here. What I regret around the Epstein files is nobody talks about the victims.

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