Respected YouTuber Explains Why Tulsi Gabbard is the Lynchpin in Trump's Push for Truth & Transparency for the American People. Meantime, 'RFK' outlines his priorities as the new Secretary for Health & Human Servies.

Tulsi Gabbard has just been confirmed as the new Administration's Director of National Intelligence.

Gabbard's appointment to this role - one of the most powerful within the United States Government - is pivotal to President Trump keeping his promise to the American people to expose long-hidden secrets about key controversial historic events.

Whoever occupies this hallowed power position gets the keys to all information previously hidden away behind multitudinous compartmentalised walls throughout the country's intelligence agencies.

The secrets will be in her hands to reveal . . . as this well-informed political commentator, with his nearly half a million subscribers, explains in detail.

Below,  Gabbard responds in the Oval Office, speaking about the trust that has been lost in the United States' intelligence apparatus, and the urgent need to restore its credibility.

Later last week, Robert F. Kennedy Junior ("RFK Jr") was confirmed as Secretary of Health & Human Services (HHS), after a tenuous few weeks in the political process lead-up . . . and much to the consternation of the pharmaceutical sector internationally and also to those in politics who benefit from their substantial contributions to their related coffers.

"What I'm about is radical transparency," RFK told Fox News, as he outlined his priorities for "Making America Healthy Again" . . . the motto and mission he added to the Trump presidency campaign - and which received landslide support not only from his own long-term loyalist base, but also from the American populace at large when they hit the voting booths last November.

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"Our Federal government is just too big," commented one of the Fox News hosts.  "This is not the vision of our founding fathers. This is not what we were meant to be. When government gets this big, it becomes corrupt."

In another comment:  "When Musk took over Twitter, he slashed many of its employees. It's still running just fine."