Tulsi Gabbard Accused Of MASSIVE Coverup Scandal

Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence, who for some reason last week was, of course, involved in the FBI raid on the Georgia election facility, is now being accused of orchestrating a massive cover-up of a whistleblower complaint that was filed against her last May, eight months ago. Problem is, nobody has seen the complaint. According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, that complaint has remained locked up in a safe somewhere in the office where Tulsi Gabbard works, to the point where the whistleblower's own lawyer says, I haven't even been allowed to see the complaint. Members of Congress, who are supposed to receive all whistleblower complaints, legally speaking, within two weeks of them being filed, members of Congress haven't even seen it. They know it exists. They're aware of the existence, obviously. They have been denied access to that whistleblower complaint, according to the, you know, National Intelligence Office. That's because this complaint is a matter of national security and releasing it would cause grave damage to national security. Grave damage to national security if Congress is able to review a complaint against Tulsi Gabbard. So what the hell did Tulsi Gabbard do? That's the big, giant question mark. Because unfortunately, we don't know. We don't know. The whistleblower's lawyer doesn't know. Congress doesn't know. But they all know that something happened. And Tulsi Gabbard, of course, is apparently, according to a new complaint, obstructing the release of it. Under the law, like the law of the United States of America, whenever a whistleblower complaint is filed to the inspector general of whatever department or government agency it is, that individual has 14 days, two weeks, to go through, take out any sensitive information, if necessary, and then release that report to Congress. Fourteen days. It has been eight months. And this whistleblower complaint, that could have a grave impact on our very national security, is still sitting in a locked safe. None of this makes any sense. And again, I hate to even do a segment where I don't have answers for you, we're just leaving it on a cliffhanger, but that is what this is. There is a complaint by a whistleblower against Tulsi Gabbard, so bad, that revealing it threatens the security of the ******* nation. I don't know about you, but that kind of seems like the type of thing that the public probably should know about. If Tulsi Gabbard has misbehaved in any way, in a way that puts our country at risk, then that's not just a whistleblower thing we need to pay attention to, that's a criminal investigation that needs to immediately be launched. And shortly after that, I'm assuming, Tulsi Gabbard should be launched directly out of that office. But this seems really bad. I mean, they wouldn't violate federal law and Stonewall it for eight months if it wasn't devastating to Tulsi Gabbard.