President Donald Trump though disagrees. As he inches the U.S. toward joining Israel’s war against Iran, Trump had a message for his notoriously non-interventionist DNI. “I don’t care what she said,” he told reporters on Tuesday on Air Force One. “I think they were very close to having one.”

As President Donald Trump privately mulled joining Israel’s campaign against Iran this month, one member of his Cabinet sent what he viewed as an audacious attempt to steer him in the opposite direction.

Trump was asked Tuesday about Gabbard’s March testimony where she explained that the Iran was not building a nuclear weapon. Trump rebuked Gabbard’s remarks while speaking on Air Force One, saying that he believes Iran was close to acquiring a nuclear weapon.

Speculation is mounting over the future of DNI Tulsi Gabbard’s future after Trump publicly dismissed her assessment that Iran was not pursuing a nuclear weapon. The post Speculation Abounds Over Tulsi Gabbard’s Future After Trump Publicly Rebukes Her On Iran: How is Her Job ‘Tenable?

During a press gaggle aboard the Air Force One after his early departure from the G7 Summit, Donald Trump dismisses DNI Tulsi Gabbard's testimony that Iran was not building nuclear weapons. 'I don't care what she said,

Gabbard, who recently visited Hiroshima, Japan, reflected on the devastation and "haunting sadness" caused by the atomic bomb dropped during World War II in a post on Tuesday. In the video, she warned that political elite and warmongers are fomenting fear and tension, pushing us closer to "the brink of nuclear annihilation than ever before."

President Donald Trump said Tuesday the U.S. knows where Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is hiding during the Israel-Iran conflict but doesn’t want him killed “for now.” Trump urged, in a social media posting,

During his remarks in a Senate hearing in January, Senator Michael Bennet berated Tulsi Gabbard over her qualifications to be Director of National Intelligence.