Not Convinced Gabbard Deserves Job: Rep. Krishnamoorthi

The transcript discusses concerns about Tulsi Gabbard's potential role as Director of National Intelligence, focusing on her views on Edward Snowden and her perceived loyalty to Donald Trump. It raises questions about her trustworthiness and the impact on intelligence sharing. The conversation shifts to Deep Seek's use of Nvidia chips and the importance of export controls to prevent China from advancing its AI capabilities. The discussion concludes with a comparison to TikTok's regulatory challenges and the need for stringent controls.

What are the implications of a director of national intelligence being unable to answer questions about Edward Snowden?

What concerns are raised regarding the loyalty of a potential director of national intelligence to political figures?

What are the potential consequences of a director of national intelligence not being trusted by allies?

How does the speaker view Tulsi Gabbard's qualifications for the role of director of national intelligence?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that export controls need to be tightened?

What is the significance of the Deep Seek technology in relation to U.S. national security?

How does the speaker perceive the relationship between TikTok and national security concerns?