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What unusual event involved Tulsi Gabbard and FBI agents?
Times reports that the director of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, met with federal agents the day after the FBI raid on a Georgia election center. According to three people with knowledge of the meeting, at one point, Gabbard pulled out her cell phone and called President Trump, which is totally not normal. She put the president on speakerphone and then he proceeded to ask the FBI agents questions before praising them for their work on the investigation in Fulton County. Again, that is not normal. Why is that not normal?
Because the FBI is supposed to be independent from the White House, Katie. And it would be one thing if the president was calling some FBI agents who had just participated in a dangerous operation to grab a fugitive overseas. This is an investigation that goes directly to Donald Trump's political agenda and to the conspiracy theories that he's been spinning about the 2020 election. And we don't know the extent to which We don't know the evidence that they have that allowed a federal magistrate judge to approve that search warrant. But we do know that Donald Trump is trying to suggest that this evidence bolsters some of the wackadoodle conspiracy theories that he's been spinning for a long time about Italian satellites and voting machines that flip votes in Georgia and all kinds of things that have been totally debunked.
And I can tell you, look, I haven't confirmed this to the satisfaction of MSNOW, but I caught wind of this story, and I have no reason to doubt any of the details that have been reported. And my understanding is the agents were very, very disturbed and concerned by the whole appearance and the whole way that this played out, because to have Donald Trump with an interest in the outcome of this investigation getting on the phone and talking to them is just not how things are done.
what he talked about after the 2020 election when he lost but refused to admit it, right? Mike Flynn, we talked about him just a minute ago, came to the Oval Office along with Sidney Powell and a couple others, and they urged him to use the military to seize the voting machines, okay? He didn't do that at the time, but just the other day when he talked to my colleagues from the New York Times, he actually expressed some regret that he didn't. He said he should have used the military to seize voting machines in 2020. So the election, the lesson that he's taken from that election is not to keep your hands off an election, but in fact, to do more to try to control it. And he's talking about taking over 15 states.
He's not talking about taking over states that gave him the vote. He's talking about taking over blue states so that they can't give votes to Democrats running against him or his chosen successor. And I think that's going to send a real alarm signal through a lot of Democratic precincts right now.
You have some brand new reporting about Ed Martin, the Justice Department lawyer who's been the leading advocate for a lot of the investigations that Donald Trump wants into his political adversaries. What's going on with Martin?
That's right. Ed Martin, a polarizing figure, even by the standards of the second Trump administration. Remember, stopped the Steele co-founder, defended January 6th defendants, and has been a leading advocate for these investigations that target Donald Trump's political adversaries. He, as we understand it, we've been told by three people, he's been sidelined. from his role as heading the so-called weaponization working group, in part over his feud, longstanding feud with Todd Blanche, the deputy attorney general, who is said to just loathe, absolutely despise Ed Martin. And so Ed Martin remains the pardon attorney. That's another one of his jobs. And the Justice Department spokesperson told us in a statement, hey, Ed has been appointed pardon attorney and he's been doing a great job at that.
He did not address what we understand to be the sidelining of Ed Martin from, I think, the role he cares more about, which is the weaponization working group role.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What unusual event involved Tulsi Gabbard and FBI agents?
0:00–3:41
2
Why is it concerning for Trump to call FBI agents during an investigation?
3:41–13:25
3
What role does Ed Martin play in Trump's administration?
13:25–25:47
4
How is Tulsi Gabbard perceived within Trump's national security team?
25:47–45:10
5
What are the implications of Trump's stance on election control?
45:10–55:22
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