In a lively discussion with Joe Pags, former congresswoman and Army reserve lieutenant Tulsi Gabbard discussed her involvement with the Trump campaign and the critical stakes in the 2024 election. As co-chair of Trump's transition team, Gabbard traveled all over the world country and rallied support for what she calls an “unfailing mission” to save America.

Gabbard emphasized the importance of early voting and urged people to “cast their vote” to avoid unexpected complications on Election Day. Reflecting on the challenges, she said: “We cannot allow the future of the country to depend on an unforeseen event that could make it impossible for a person to go to the polls on election day.”

In the interview, Gabbard also recalled her previous confrontations with the Democratic Party and described how she felt isolated from the party's elites, who viewed her independent stance with suspicion. “They singled out (Kamala Harris) and positioned her as the next quoted Barack Obama,” she noted, adding that she saw it as her duty to expose Harris' record during the 2020 primaries. That moment of debate was crucial, she said: “The rest is history.”

Gabbard reflected on her journey and described how her values ​​ultimately led her away from the Democratic Party. She expressed concern that Harris and the current administration are closely intertwined with “special interest groups,” including what she described as the “military-industrial complex, big pharmaceutical companies and big insurance companies.”

Concluding the conversation, Gabbard urged Trump supporters to remain vigilant and engaged, especially when it comes to election integrity. “Don’t fall for the lie,” she warned, reminding listeners that “the most important thing … is the well-being and interests of the American people.”

For more of Gabbard's reflections and her vision for the 2024 election, watch the full interview with Joe Pags below.