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Tulsi Gabbard sidelined in Trump administration discussions on Israel and Iran: Report
- In March 2025, President Donald Trump and intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard publicly clashed over whether Iran is nearing the capability to develop a nuclear weapon.
- The split stemmed from Gabbard's testimony to Congress stating Iran is not pursuing nuclear weapons, conflicting with Trump's claim that Iran was near acquiring one.
- Following Israel's strikes on Iran last Friday, Trump fully supported Israel while sidelining Gabbard from key deliberations, including a Camp David meeting on U.S. involvement in the conflict.
- An official said Trump is not firing Gabbard since she is "not doing any harm," but Trump views her as "off message," especially after her video warning of nuclear annihilation risks.
- Republicans largely sided with Trump on Iran, and Gabbard's marginalization suggests ongoing internal disputes over U.S. policy toward Iran and Israel amid escalating regional tensions.
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Trump sidelines Pentagon and intel chiefs in Iran crisis talks
U.S President Donald Trump has excluded both his Defense Secretary and Director of National Intelligence from core strategic discussions on the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, according to reports from NBC News and The Washington Post. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard have reportedly been absent from recent high-level meetings, as the administration moves closer to a decision on potenti…
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