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Tulsi Gabbard Predicted to Release Election-Interference Evidence as She Leaves Intelligence Post
5/29/2026, 3:54:48 AM
Predicted Release of Election-Interference Evidence
John Solomon, a journalist who has worked with former White House strategist Steve Bannon, predicts that Tulsi Gabbard—described as the outgoing Director of National Intelligence—will “systematically destroy” the official narrative that the 2020 election was the most secure. Solomon alleges the intelligence community concealed covert actions by China, Iran and other adversaries, and says Gabbard intends to release a “trove of extraordinary evidence” before leaving office.
Background and Recent Developments
Gabbard announced her resignation earlier this month, citing her husband’s diagnosis with a rare bone-cancer. Her tenure included participation in former President Donald Trump’s efforts to challenge the 2020 election. In January, she was photographed at a Fulton County, Georgia, election facility while FBI agents seized nearly 700 boxes of original ballots; she later told Congress she was there at Trump’s direction. Her office also seized Puerto Rico voting machines, describing the vulnerabilities as severe, but provided no details.
Timeline of Key Events
Data and Statistics
Nearly 700 ballot boxes were seized; no quantitative data were released on the alleged voting-machine flaws.
Official Statements and Responses
Gabbard’s resignation letter cited her husband’s health as the primary reason for leaving. In congressional testimony she said her presence at the Fulton County search was at Trump’s direction. Her office described the Puerto Rico voting-machine findings as “extremely concerning,” but gave no technical details.
Criticism and Opposition
Senate Democrats accused Gabbard of amplifying unfounded election conspiracy theories, noting the lack of publicly released evidence for foreign-interference or voting-machine flaws.
Conflicting Reports and Gaps
Solomon’s claims include unverified reports that China penetrated voter databases in several states and that Ukraine laundered a federal grant to President Joe Biden’s 2024 campaign. No corroborating documentation has been offered, and the alleged intelligence concealment remains unconfirmed.
Verbatim Quotes
- “Tulsi is gonna go out in a blaze of glory in her final month because she will be able to release in succession some extraordinary evidence of foreign interference in our election in 2020 and since,” — John Solomon, journalist.
- “active measures” — John Solomon, describing alleged foreign actions.
- “extremely concerning” — Tulsi Gabbard’s office, describing Puerto Rico voting-machine vulnerabilities.
- “amplification of baseless election conspiracy theories.” — Senate Democrats, criticism of Gabbard.
What’s Next
Observers expect Gabbard may release the alleged evidence before leaving office, potentially prompting congressional or intelligence reviews. The absence of public documentation leaves the credibility of the claims unresolved.
