Trump Calls His Top Official Wrong
President Trump Takes Bold Stand on Iran’s Nuclear Threat as White House Debates Military Action
President Donald J. Trump once again proved he won’t back down when it comes to America’s national security. Speaking Friday in New Jersey, Trump openly challenged his own Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, over her controversial testimony that Iran is not building a nuclear weapon.
“What intelligence do you have that Iran is building a nuclear weapon?” a reporter asked.
Trump fired back: “Then my intelligence community is wrong. Who said that?”
When the reporter named Gabbard, Trump responded flatly: “She’s wrong.”
This marks the second time in just a week that President Trump has contradicted Gabbard — signaling a deepening divide within the administration on how to deal with the Iranian regime.
Gabbard Downplays Nuclear Threat, But Trump Isn’t Buying It
Back in March, Tulsi Gabbard testified before Congress that U.S. intelligence agencies had “no evidence” Iran was pursuing a nuclear weapons program. She also noted Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile was unusually high for a non-nuclear state, but claimed Iran’s Supreme Leader had not approved any formal weapons development.
Many conservatives found her assessment dangerously naïve. President Trump seems to agree.
“I don’t care what she said. I think they were close,” he told reporters earlier this week.
VP Vance Defends Gabbard, But Pressure Mounts
Vice President JD Vance and others in the administration have defended Gabbard, calling her a “veteran and patriot.” In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Vance emphasized that “a lot has changed” since Gabbard’s earlier testimony.
But Gabbard’s standing in Trump’s inner circle appears increasingly shaky. With Iran-Israel tensions escalating, and Iranian-backed militias destabilizing the region, America’s next move could be decisive.
Trump Weighs Military Response as Nuclear Clock Ticks
President Trump has made it clear: Iran will never get a nuclear weapon on his watch.
The White House is reportedly considering direct military action, including a potential bunker-buster strike on Iranian nuclear facilities. Trump has given Iran a two-week window to negotiate — but sources say the President is prepared to act swiftly if diplomacy fails.
“Peace through strength,” Trump said recently. “But we will not be fooled again.”
Bottom Line for Conservatives: Trump Puts America First – Again
President Trump’s refusal to tolerate weak intelligence assessments is yet another example of strong leadership in a dangerous world. While some bureaucrats and political insiders waffle, Trump is holding the line — protecting American families and standing up to radical regimes.
