A whistleblower who accused spy chief Tulsi Gabbard of wrongdoing is ready to speak with lawmakers about the top-secret complaint that got locked away in a safe.
Whistleblower Aid, a nonprofit legal organization that protects whistleblowers, said its client was willing to speak with top lawmakers on the House and Senate intelligence committees about the complaint against the 44-year-old Director of National Intelligence.
The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday that a U.S. intelligence official had filed a complaint against Gabbard last May containing information so sensitive that it was tucked away in a safe and triggered a firestorm about how to share it safely with Congress. The Office of the Intelligence Community Inspector General determined that the specific allegations against Gabbard were not credible, but could not reach a conclusion regarding the others.
“Our whistleblower client is willing to speak — with appropriate protections —to the Gang of Eight and their cleared staff to provide additional details about the complaint, address questions about credibility and concerns over politicization, and answer questions that the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and DNI Tulsi Gabbard have refused to address,” Whistleblower Aid wrote in an X post on Thursday. “We all want the truth.”
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