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9:11Now PlayingStacey Plaskett put Tulsi Gabbard on the spot with one of the toughest questions in politics: Is Russia a friend or an adversary? But this hearing wasn’t just about Gabbard’s response — it tied directly into Pete Hegseth’s framing of how America should confront Moscow and the global chess game unfolding before our eyes.
From cyber warfare to Ukraine, propaganda to military influence across Africa, Russia continues to operate as a clear adversary. Yet the hesitation from certain voices — and the ideological battles that follow — reveal just how divided U.S. politics has become on this critical national security issue.
This is about more than one question. It’s about America’s ability to define its enemies clearly, hold its ground, and avoid letting partisan spin cloud national security.
👉 Watch our breakdown and analysis as we connect the dots: Plaskett’s pointed questioning, Gabbard’s hedging, and Hegseth’s positioning on the Russia debate. Subscribe, share, and join the conversation if you care about truth, democracy, and U.S. security.
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