Former Congresswoman and now Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is once again turning heads in Washington — this time, by pointing a finger at Hillary Clinton in the ongoing unraveling of the Russiagate narrative.
In a new interview with New York Post columnist Miranda Devine on the “Pod Force One” podcast, Gabbard didn’t hold back. She stated flat-out that Russian intelligence expected Clinton to win in 2016 and were preparing to release damaging material after the election — not to help Donald Trump, but to destabilize her presidency.
“As we’ve learned in later documents that we’ve reviewed throughout that campaign, Russia believed that Hillary Clinton would win the election,” Gabbard said. “They felt it was inevitable.”
That one quote may finally blow the lid off years of speculation and misinformation.
The Intelligence No One Wanted You to See
The mainstream media painted a picture of Russian operatives hellbent on getting Trump elected. But Gabbard’s latest revelations, backed by declassified memos and a damning 2020 House Intelligence Committee report, paint a very different story — one that calls into question the very core of the Russiagate narrative.
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