The Future of Freedom with Tulsi Gabbard

Tulsi Gabbard is a lieutenant colonel in the Army Reserves, Iraq War veteran, former
Congresswoman, and 2020 presidential candidate.
Tulsi was elected the U.S. representative for Hawaii's 2nd congressional district from
2013 to 2021. During her time in office, she served on the Homeland Security
Committee, the Armed Services Committee, the Foreign Affairs Committee, and the
Financial Services Committee. From 2013-2016, Tulsi served as Vice Chair of the
Democratic National Committee. In 2019, she launched her 2020 presidential
campaign, becoming the first female combat veteran to run for president.  In October of
2022, Tulsi announced her departure from the Democrat Party. 
In this episode, Jack and Tulsi discuss the significance of the Constitution, emphasizing
its relevance for elected officials, as well as students from primary school to college.
Tulsi enlisted in the Hawaii Army National Guard in 2003. In 2004, she deployed for a
year-long tour to Iraq where she served as a medical specialist. After being
commissioned as a Second Lieutenant, she was stationed in Kuwait from 2008 to 2009,
serving as a Military Police Officer.  In July 2021, she was promoted to Lieutenant
Colonel. 
Tulsi is the host of The Tulsi Gabbard Show podcast and author of For Love of Country
- Leave the Democrat Party Behind. You can find out more about Tulsi at
NOTE: This segment has been extracted from the full-length episode, which originally
aired on June 2, 2021. 

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[dannyboy]

Every child, by third grade should be able to recite and understand our bill of rights

[Pillers]

👍 "The greatest danger to American freedom is a government that ignores the Constitution." Thomas Jefferson

“If someone asks you to give up a little bit of your freedom for the greater good, remember freedom is the greater good.” Buffalo’s Outdoors.

[thomashenley]

Outstanding Mr. Carr and Ms. Gabbard great pice and thank you both for your service to this great country of ours.

[TurboKing]

Tulsi opens conversations and invites people to talk. That is exactly what this country needs today to grow and repair from the last four years

[jematrixreloaded]

She would make an awesome Secretary of Defense. She'll take care of our veterans.

[Whitehawkvisionfilms]

This video should be viral among "We The People" !

[barryread]

I vote for Tulsi as Trump’s VP. I’d vote for her as President too! Great interview! Subscribed. I’m an Army vet. I still get chills when I hear the Star Spangled Banner!

[erikac]

Great discussion, really enjoyed. Everyone should be very familiar with the constitution if you’re living in the US.shame on our congress members for not reading the constitution on Constitution Day. The hypocrisy is so flagrant.

[johnneal]

Great talk. Tulsi I'm all in for your VP run when/if that happens. You are the first person in a long time that I would trust to take over if needed. Stand strong.

[rRedruMm]

Thank you @JackCarrUSA for continuing to serve and help bring back the great USA we're proud to be a part of!

[xekul]

Tulsi coming around to the 2A. Great to see that. I always liked her but had reservations because of her past 2A stands. Thanks, @JackCarrUSA for the interview and congrats to Tulsi for her courage.

[DDGVET]

It's pretty obvious most of Congress has never read the Constitution. You could say that for most judges in the judicial system as well.

[VanillaShoe]

I love Tulsi as a potential GOP VP or Sec Of State.

[kenegerton]

This is so heartbreaking.
So many have died for that document.
Tulsi is a great Statesman.

[stephenbritton]

I love to hear her speak. She truly understands the rights that we are granted by something greater than our government.She is a true patriot. ❤

[ronaldestep]

I love the ease of conversations shared in good faith by honest American patriots. Politics can ofttimes descend into such awkward or shrill territory. Whatever one’s particular position on any given topic, we need to see and hear good examples of civility between Americans of goodwill cherishing our nation’s people, traditions, and heritage.

[ctowen]

The first step is to stop calling it public education and start calling it what it is - government education.

[lisaburbank]

When I was in 7th grade in Missouri, I had to learn both the U.S. Constitution and the Missouri Constitution. We were tested on it and, if we failed, we didn't move on to the 8th grade. This should still be taught today. Not just in MO but in every state in the union.

[junkyardkustoms]

Tulsi is one of the good ones! We can't begrudge her for prior beliefs. People evolve, opinions evolve, they're supposed to. Embrace her, don't shun her!

[jlaw]

Thanks Jack listen in always TG is the best.