DNI Tulsi Gabbard accuses Washington Post reporter of harassing intel staff

Director of the National Secret Service Tulsi Gabard Called Washington Post and her reporter and accused her of actively bothering her employees in an X -Post on Thursday.

“It is made aware that the reporter of Washington Post @nakashimae is apparently actively harassed [Office of the Director of National Intelligence] Staff. Instead of contacting my press branch, she calls high -ranking intelligence officers from a Brenner phone, refuses to identify, to lie about lying that she works for the Washington Post, and then calls on to share it Sensitive information“Gabard wrote.

The article continued: “Apparently not enough for the Washington Post, the published publication material was triggered, they have now decided to pursue the secret service subjects described for the protection.”

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Gabard also accused the reporter Ellen Nakashima of being the same reporter who “persecuted” her family in Hawaii and suggested that it was part of a political op.

“This type of disturbed behavior reflects a media reference that is so desperate after sabotage @potus’ successful agenda that you even gave up a facade of journalistic integrity and ethics. The Washington Post should be ashamed and you should put an end immediately,” she wrote.

The editor -in -chief of Washington Post, Matt Murray, later replied to Gabbard’s post and stood Nakashima in an explanation of X.

“For three decades, Ellen Nakashima has been one of the most careful, fairest and highly respected reporters who cover national security. It is neither shameful nor only to be on harassment,” said Murray.

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He called Gabard’s post an “unfounded personal attack”, which “reports a” fundamental misunderstanding about the role of journalists, about government officials and to be held accountable “.

In a comment on Fox News DigitalAlexa Henning, deputy chief of staff of Gabard, pointed out to an X post that she had published her explanation after the Washington Post.

“No rejection,” she wrote.

Fox News Digital also turned to Nakashima to get a comment.

In November, a few days after she was nominated for her position as director, Gabard’s former chief of staff Kainoa Penaroza, the reporter of the Washington Post, Jon Swaine, the Washington Post reporter, on x From “Stalking” Gabard’s former employees and uninvited to his door.

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