Tulsi Gabbard, a former U.S. Representative and military veteran, dives into the real power players behind the U.S. government. She reveals insights about Joe Biden's leadership style and discusses the failings of RFK Jr.’s campaign. Gabbard also touches on the critical role of Elon Musk’s X during political turmoil and offers her thoughts on Kamala Harris as a future candidate. The conversation scrutinizes Project 2025, TikTok legislation, and the complex relationship between politics and civil liberties, drawing urgent parallels to history.

Tulsi Gabbard discusses the emotional toll of war, disparities in defense contracting earnings, and the influence of the military industrial complex. She explores the complexity of war justification, seeking peace in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and nuances of nuclear war. The conversation also touches on the power dynamics of the US presidency and challenges within the Democratic Party.

Former United States Representative Tulsi Gabbard discusses challenging experiences, marijuana rescheduling, controversial hemp flag gifting, drug legalization, negative effects of social media, ideological manipulation, TikTok law implications, smartphone wars, government surveillance, climate change awareness, challenges of homeowners insurance in hazardous zones, government overreach, awakening to truth, and navigating public opinion waves.

Tulsi Gabbard discusses political transformation, power dynamics, and dismantling Washington's elite influence. They explore freedom of speech, police reform, and challenges in education. The conversation delves into the threat of government-controlled currency, war accountability, and the fight for voting rights. Reflecting on patriotism, history, and national progress, they emphasize the importance of seeking diverse perspectives and navigating media influence.

In a dynamic discussion, Tulsi Gabbard shares insights on national debt as she eyes the role of Director of National Intelligence. Marco Rubio dives into the pressing political climate around immigration and voting rights, while Kristi Noem reflects on her book and the complexities of faith in politics, especially regarding a Supreme Court case. Stephen Miller and Marty Makary also weigh in on immigration policies and public health challenges, sparking an engaging dialogue about the future of Trump's cabinet.

Tulsi Gabbard discusses leaving the Democratic Party, facing attacks from elites like Hillary Clinton, and the party's shift towards extreme ideologies. She talks about Democratic policies undermining American values, the border crisis, and the need for unity in the GOP. Gabbard explores her journey outside of politics, bipartisan friendships, and her readiness to serve the nation. An engaging discussion on political leadership, national reform, and the urgency of voting against Democrats to prevent further decline.

Tulsi Gabbard discusses her political evolution from the Democratic Party to CPAC, criticizing elite Democrats and the Washington establishment. She delves into Hawaii's political transformation, challenges within the Democratic Party, her defiance against corrupt politics, and the importance of upholding constitutional values. The conversation also touches on spirituality, rights, and the risk of politicians assuming a 'God complex'.

Tulsi Gabbard, Michael Knowles, and RealClearPolitics hosts discuss the undemocratic selection of Kamala Harris as nominee, left's spin on the reality, false narratives around Harris' record, push for lawlessness, and media smears. Gabbard criticizes the Democratic elite, Harris' extreme policies, and viral debate moment. Knowles touches on left's portrayal of Harris, smears of the right as racist and sexist, and false narratives emerging after her nomination.

Dr Jordan B Peterson and Tulsi Gabbard discuss her time in the armed forces, the concerns over women serving, crony capitalism, the Republican party, and the proxy war the US is waging against Russia. Tulsi first served in elected office in the Hawaii State House of Representatives when she was 21 years old. Due to the attacks on 9/11, she enlisted in the Army National Guard. In 2004, she gave up an easy re-election campaign and volunteered to deploy to Iraq with the 29th Brigade Combat Team where she served in a medical unit. After returning home in 2006, Tulsi worked in the U.S. Senate as a legislative aide to the late Senator Danny Akaka, who was Chairman of the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee. She then volunteered for a second Middle East deployment as a Platoon Leader. Having experienced firsthand the true cost of war, Tulsi ran for United States Congress at age 31, vowing to honor the lives and sacrifice of her brothers and sisters in uniform. She prevailed in a difficult election and went on to serve in Congress for eight years as a member of the Armed Services, Homeland Security, and Foreign Affairs Committees. Foregoing a run for re-election to Congress, she ran as a Presidential candidate in the Democratic Party in 2020. Tulsi puts country before party and approaches every issue, domestic and foreign, based on ensuring the safety, security, and freedom of the American people. 

Tulsi Gabbard discusses challenges in Democratic Party, concerns about elite power, immigration, and Ukraine war. Debates on NATO expansion, government surveillance post 9-11, and unity over values beyond identity politics.