Domenico Montanaro

And people are asking, why is she there?

Right.

And national intelligence is not supposed to cross over with domestic issues.

In general, they are looking at foreign intelligence nexuses, and that's usually their job.

In fact, Mark Warner, a Democrat from Virginia, Democratic senator who's on the Intelligence Committee, ranking member, said in a statement that either Director Gabbard believes there is a legitimate foreign intelligence nexus, in which case she's in clear violation of her obligation under the law to keep the Intelligence Committee fully and currently informed of relevant national security concerns.

Or she's once again demonstrating her utter lack of fitness for the office that she holds by injecting the nonpartisan intelligence community she's supposed to be leading into a domestic political stunt designed to legitimize conspiracy theories that undermine our democracies.

And for the director of national intelligence offices part, their reasoning sounds a little bit like trying to fit a square peg in a circular hole.

But they say that director Gabbard recognizes that election security is essential for the integrity of our republic and our nation's security.

which is why she's there trying to identify vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure and protecting against exploitation.

You apparently can't let go of politics.

You need other hobbies, Tam.

Yeah.

Well, he certainly recognizes the optics.

I'm sure that somebody showed him a video of it.

And, you know, what are you going to do?

He fell asleep.

It's hot in those rooms.

Oh, what I think most of the country can't let go of, which is ice and snow.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, oh, I you know, I was out there this week with a sledgehammer.