The Questions Surrounding Tulsi Gabbard

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🗓️ 30 January 2025

⏱️ 32 minutes

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In 2020, Tulsi Gabbard was a Democratic Hawaiian congresswoman who ran for president. Today, she'll appear before the Senate as a Republican who the President has nominated to become his administration's Director of National Intelligence. She will meet with the Senate Intel Committee both in public and in private to discuss her qualifications and any lawmakers concerns. Senator Mike Rounds (R-SD) joins to discuss why he supports Gabbard despite the controversy surrounding her. The President spent much of his campaign advocating for the heavy use of tariffs if elected—now in the Oval Office, his tariff threats have already leveraged deals and stand to have major global impacts. The Trump administration also had teased efforts to purchase strategically valuable areas like Greenland or the Panama Canal. President of International Affairs & co-head of the Goldman Sachs Global Institute, Jared Cohen joins the podcast to discuss the Trump administration's "doctrine of reciprocity" when it comes to trade deficits and tariff plans. Later, Jared discusses concerns about China's expanding influence and Trump's ambitions for acquiring Greenland or the Panama Canal. Plus, commentary by Copenhagen Consensus President and 'Best Things First' author, Bjorn Lomborg. Photo Credit: AP Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:30.1	I'm Emily Campano. I'm Jason Chafetz. I'm Ainsley-Earhart, and this is the Fox News
0:35.1	Rundown.
0:48.3	Thursday, January 30th, 2025. I'm Dave Anthony. The Senate will question more controversial Trump nominees today, including Tulsi Gabbard for Director of National Intelligence.
0:53.9	We don't know what the vote count will be yet, but a huge amount of that will depend upon her
0:58.9	performance, both publicly and privately.
1:02.0	We talk with Republican Senator Mike Rounds.
1:04.8	I'm Jessica Rosenthal.
1:06.6	What will happen this time when President Trump's economic plans intersect with geopolitics?
1:11.6	We're about to find out.
1:12.6	Nobody's calling it a doctrine yet, but I think that there, to the extent that there is kind of a default doctrine, it's, it appears that it's kind of one of reciprocity.
1:21.6	And I'm Bjorn Longboard. I've got the final word on the Fox News rundown.
1:36.4	She used to be a Democrat in Congress, who then ran for president in 2020.
1:43.0	Now Tulsi Gabbard's a Republican and in line to be the next director of national intelligence.
1:48.1	Wanting to be part of a Trump administration, she thinks can transform the way government operates.
1:49.5	Even before the election and her nomination, Gabbert told the Fox News rundown in October of last year,
1:56.0	President Trump is bringing together people who aren't looking for their next job in Washington, who are simply
2:01.8	motivated by a desire to serve the American people and make life better.
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