We've got breaking news. Tulsi Gabbard confirmed as director of national intelligence.

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We want to hear from you. Share and post your comments. Recall 1-800-684-3-110.1.0. And now your host, Logan Secula. Welcome to Seculo. Yes, it's an exciting time. I'm Logan Secula. Will Haynes is joining me in studio. Rick Rennell is going to be joining us, a former director of National Intelligence. And now we can say, sadly and excitedly, in a good way,

our former colleague, as of about 10 minutes ago,

Tulsi Gabbard has now been confirmed

as the Director of National Intelligence.

And I wanted to say thank you to everyone

who signed that petition, who got behind Tulsi.

As you know, she has been our friend, our colleague, our broadcast partner here for the last

number of years.

And we really are pushing hard because we knew this is very important for the country.

And we believe that she's going to do a great job as the director of national intelligence.

And hopefully, down the road, you'll hear from her again on this broadcast.

It may be some time, but know that we are in touch with her, and it's just been, and we're making sure that she knows that we had all that support from you at the ACLJ, all of you supporters, all of you donors, all the ones that signed on to those petitions.

This is an exciting time because it seems as if even the ones that maybe were quote

unquote controversial are making their way through, Will, there was no real surprises on the votes.

It seemed like the Republicans that were going to vote no, did vote no. No one really flipped,

but it was pretty smooth sailing other than a few minutes of kind of semi-filibustering.

That's right.

The Democrats did try to prolong it as long as they could.

When they were trying to do a quorum call, they tried to get some extra time in there.

But they eventually moved on to the vote.

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