Voice of Rural America

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is purging the intelligence community, revoking security clearances for 37 officials accused of manipulating intel, just as Trump prepares to meet Putin. Amid media focus on U.S. tariffs, India and China—key buyers of Russian fuel—deepen trade ties and ease restrictions, while the Russia-Hungary oil pipeline reopens. With Putin refusing to meet Zelenskyy, claiming victory in Ukraine, explore how global trade shifts and domestic purges could reshape Trump’s foreign policy. Are India and China undermining U.S. interests? We have another Trump vs Kemp in Georgia again: Mike Colls vs Derek Dooley. The deep state takes a lot of time to remove. Tulsi Gabbard is going through the intelligence community and purging every time she finds loose ends. The Trump administration revoked security clearances of 37 current and former intelligence professionals who have abused the public trust by politicizing and manipulating intelligence. Just before Trump meets with Putin, the media is talking about tariffs and India. Indian citizens come to the US on visa and they own motels and convenience stores, gas stations, and dunkin donuts. They are allowed to do all the business they want, they have an easy time getting the visas. WE cannot get our products on their shelves. And India and China are the number one purchasers of Russian fuel, they are resellers of Russian fuel. India-China talks continent and both countries have agreed to drop trade restrictions and keep improving diplomatic relations. As the oil pipeline has reopened between Russia and Hungry. Putin has no respect for Zelensky. Putin will not meet with Zelensky, Russia won the war.