众议员图西·加巴德为自己愿意出现在福克斯新闻上进行辩护，称其他候选人不能指望在“不尊重”半个国家并把他们当成“垃圾”的情况下领导所有美国人
民主党初选候选人告诉记者这乔·罗根的经历周二的播客称，她的2020年竞争对手“解雇”了数百万福克斯新闻的观众，并暗示参议员卡马拉·哈里斯对她在网络上露面的批评是“取消文化”的一个例子
她还挖苦了2016年民主党候选人希拉里·克林顿，认为未来的总统永远不会“赢得人民的支持”...你称之为“部署者”
加巴德为她在福克斯新闻，尤其是塔克·卡尔森今晚显示，跟随a冲突上周在乔治亚州亚特兰大举行的第五次民主党辩论中，夏威夷代表和2020年的竞争对手哈里斯之间的对话。
哈里斯抨击加巴德花了“四年时间在福克斯新闻上批评奥巴马总统”，并指控加巴德“与史蒂夫·班农结拜，在特朗普大厦会见唐纳德·特朗普”
加巴德的回应是指责哈里斯贩卖“谎言、诽谤和含沙射影”，并暗示如果当选总统，参议员将“维持现状”。
加巴德周二对乔·罗根(Joe Rogan)发表讲话，批评其他候选人在初选期间只与“最激进和极端的”民主党人对话，同时承诺在获得提名后“翻翻剧本”。
“我会上福克斯新闻、MSNBC、有线电视新闻网，我会向人们传递完全相同的信息，”她补充道。“我们正在建立和增加人们对这三个不同频道的支持，他们实际上听起来像‘嘿，她说得有道理’"
罗根说，加巴德选择在右倾的福克斯新闻上露面受到批评，他对此感到“震惊”，之后加巴德在民主党初选辩论中瞄准了被认为是“取消文化”的问题。
“我因为上福克斯新闻在辩论舞台上受到攻击，”她说。“所有美国人，如果你不仅仅是拒之门外，不愿意和一半看福克斯新闻的国家对话，而且事实上你不尊重和解雇他们，仅仅因为他们可能不同意你的观点或者看不同的新闻频道，你会怎么领导这个国家？”
加巴德补充道:“这有政治后果。你永远都不可能...赢得那些你视之为垃圾的人、你不尊重的人、你骂人的人、你叫部署的人的支持。
“当你抛弃了一半美国人，说你知道吗，我真的不在乎你，你怎么能指望作为这个国家的每一个美国人的总统呢？”
在乔·罗根周二的播客中，夏威夷代表对希拉里·克林顿臭名昭著的“痛惜”言论的挖苦并不是她对这位前第一夫人唯一要说的话。
提到克林顿声称她是一个”俄罗斯资产加巴德告诉喜剧演员，她被允许在没有任何证据或依据的情况下“逃脱”指控。"
加巴德和克林顿之间的不和始于去年10月，当时这位前国务卿向战略家大卫·普劳夫建议竞选总部播客称夏威夷政治家和绿党2016年候选人吉尔·斯坦是“俄罗斯的资产”
针对这一未经证实的说法，加巴德称克林顿为“战争贩子的女王”和“让民主党恶心的腐败的化身”
最近民主党初选的平均票数是真正清晰的政治并没有给加巴德赢得总统大选带来很大的希望。她在拥挤的候选人中排名第11位，只有1.3%的民主党支持者支持她。
TULSI GABBARD DEFENDS FOX NEWS APPEARANCES AFTER KAMALA HARRIS DEBATE SPAT
Representative Tulsi Gabbard has defended her willingness to appear on Fox News, saying other candidates could not expect to lead all Americans while "disrespecting" half the country and treating them like "garbage."
The Democratic primary candidate told The Joe Rogan Experience podcast on Tuesday that her 2020 rivals were "dismissing" millions of Fox News viewers and suggested that Senator Kamala Harris' criticism of her appearances on the network was an example of "cancel culture."
She also took a dig at the 2016 Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, arguing that a would-be president could never "win support from people... who you call deplorables."
Gabbard's defence of her appearances on Fox News, particularly the Tucker Carlson Tonightshow, followed a clash between the Hawaii representative and rival 2020 candidate Harris at the fifth Democratic debate in Atlanta, Georgia, last week.
Harris hit out at Gabbard for spending "four years full-time on Fox News criticizing President Obama" and alleged that Gabbard had "buddied up with Steve Bannon to get a meeting with Donald Trump in the Trump Tower."
Gabbard responded by accusing Harris of trafficking in "lies and smears and innuendoes" and suggested the senator would "continue the status quo" if elected president.
Speaking to Joe Rogan on Tuesday, Gabbard criticized other candidates for only talking to "the most radical and extreme" Democrats during the primary while promising to "flip the script" after sealing the nomination.
"I'll go on Fox News, MSNBC, CNN and I'm delivering the exact same message to people," she added. "We're building and growing support in people who watch those three different channels and actually listen like, 'Hey, she makes sense.'"
After Rogan said he was "stunned" by the criticism Gabbard received over her choice to make appearances on the right-leaning Fox News, Gabbard took aim at perceived "cancel culture" during the Democratic primary debate.
"I was attacked on the debate stage for going on Fox News," she said. "How do you think you're going to lead this country, all Americans, if you're not only shutting out and not willing to talk to half the country that watches Fox News, but you're in fact disrespecting and dismissing them just because they may disagree with your or watch a different news channel?"
Gabbard added: "There's a political consequence. You're never going to be able to... win support from people who you treat like garbage, who you disrespect, who you call names, who you call deplorables.
"How do you expect to lead as the president of every single American in this country when you've thrown half of them away, saying you know what, I actually don't care about you?"
The Hawaii representative's dig at Hillary Clinton's infamous "deplorables" remark was not the only thing she had to say about the former first lady during Joe Rogan's Tuesday podcast.
Referring to Clinton's claim that she was a "Russian asset," Gabbard told the comedian that she had been allowed to "get away with" making the claim "without any evidence or base whatsoever."
A feud between Gabbard and Clinton began in October after the former Secretary of State suggested to strategist David Plouffe on his Campaign HQ podcast that the Hawaii politician and the Green Party's 2016 candidate Jill Stein were "Russian assets."
Responding to the unsubstantiated claim, Gabbard dubbed Clinton the "queen of warmongers" and the "personification of the rot that has sickened the Democratic Party."
The latest Democratic primary polling average by Real Clear Politics does not give Gabbard great odds of winning the presidency. She is in 11th place in a crowded field of candidates with backing from just 1.3 percent of Democrat supporters.
