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Jason Crow Humiliates Tulsi Gabbard On Her Face, Asks: 'Were Attacks Anticipated From Iran?'
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8:01Now PlayingUS-Iran War: Tensions surged during a March 19 House committee hearing on the escalating Iran war as U.S. Representative Jason Crow confronted Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard with a critical question: “Were attacks anticipated from Iran?” In a sharp exchange, Crow pressed for clarity on U.S. intelligence regarding Iran’s military strategy, nuclear intentions, and leadership decisions, highlighting major uncertainties at the heart of the conflict. He questioned whether any verified intelligence indicated an imminent Iranian threat, while Gabbard acknowledged gaps in assessment following recent developments in the Middle East crisis.
The intense face-off has fueled broader debate over the justification for escalation in the Iran-Israel conflict and the reliability of U.S. intelligence agencies amid rising geopolitical tensions. As scrutiny grows in Washington, the exchange underscores deep concerns over national security decision-making and preparedness in the ongoing Iran war. Watch the full hearing moment as Crow grills Gabbard in a high-stakes clash over Iran intelligence, nuclear threat perceptions, and U.S. strategy.
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