Trump Gives Tulsi Gabbard’s Job to Nepo Baby Sycophant

Donald Trump has appointed a loyal attack dog—and one of the administration’s most prominent nepo babies—to oversee his U.S. intelligence agencies.

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The president announced on Tuesday that he has tapped Bill Pulte to replace Tulsi Gabbard as his acting director of National Intelligence, elevating one of his most combative and controversial appointees to a key senior national security role.

“During this period, he will remain Director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, and Chairman of Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac. Congratulations to Director Pulte!”

The move comes after Gabbard announced last month that she would step down effective June 30 to care for her husband, who has been diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer.

Pulte, 38, is best known as the grandson of William J. Pulte, the billionaire founder of homebuilding giant PulteGroup.

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The housing executive and social media personality was confirmed earlier this year to lead the Federal Housing Finance Agency, which oversees mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

But his rise has not been without controversy. Since taking over the FHFA, Pulte has drawn criticism for aggressively targeting perceived Trump adversaries, including New York Attorney General Letitia James, California Senator Adam Schiff and Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook, with mortgage-fraud allegations.

He has also reportedly brawled with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent over allegations that the housing director had been bad-mouthing Bessent to Trump.

“Why the f— are you talking to the president about me? F— you,” the fiery Treasury secretary was quoted as telling Pulte during a dinner at Don Jr’s exclusive club in D.C.

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“I’m gonna punch you in your f——g face.”