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10:59Now PlayingDonald Trump's pick for director of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, gets hit with the bad news as Senators from both sides admit she looks awful in intelligence committee interviews ahead of the Senate confirmation vote on top of her relationship to Syria's toppled leader. John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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Lindsey Graham Can’t Find Anything Nice to Say About Tulsi Gabbard
"Senator Lindsey Graham appeared hard-pressed for praise beyond personal niceties for Tulsi Gabbard after meeting with Donald Trump’s pick for director of national intelligence.
“We’ve had policy differences. I know her, I like her, you know. She wanted to stay in the JCPOA. I thought that was a mistake,” Graham told CNN congressional correspondent Manu Raju on Monday, referring to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, from which Trump withdrew in 2018.
“But, you know, she’ll be serving Trump,” the South Carolina Republican said.
“We’ll see how the hearing goes,” he continued, per footage from WAAY 31 News. Asked whether he was satisfied with Gabbard’s answers, Graham replied, “She’s gonna get back with me, we had a very good meeting. And I’m inclined—well, let’s see what the answers are.”"
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