Gabbard's video, posted Sunday afternoon on Twitter, is the latest in a string of attacks between the Hawaii congresswoman and the former presidential candidate. The controversy began when Clinton accused Gabbard of being a Russian asset.
She began, "People warned me in 2016 that my endorsement of Bernie Sanders would be the end of my 'political career.' They said, 'Clinton will never forget, that she and her rich and powerful friends, her allies in politics and in the media will make sure that you are destroyed.'"
"But if they can falsely portray me as a traitor, then they can do it to anyone. And in fact, that's exactly the message that they want to get across to you. You stand up to Hillary and the party power brokers, if you stand up to the rich and powerful elite and the war machine, they will destroy you and discredit your message," Gabbard stated.
Days ago, Clinton said that Gabbard was being supported by Russia on the Campaign HQ podcast, which is hosted by former President Barack Obama's 2008 campaign manager, David Plouffe.
"They are also going to do third party again. I'm not making any predictions, but I think they've got their eye on somebody who is currently in the Democratic primary and are grooming her to be the third-party candidate," Clinton said of Gabbard.
Gabbard responded to Clinton's comments hours later, calling her "the queen of warmongers" and accusing her of being the "embodiment of corruption."
Comment: Tulsi Gabbard could not be more correct in calling out Hillary Clinton - and what she represents. Though Gabbard would seem to have little chance of winning the presidency given how deeply corrupt the DNC is, she will provide a shining example of "speaking truth to power" in American politics in a way that may prove even more effective than Trump's intention to "drain the swamp". In the meantime though, we are likely to see an intensified war of words that will, hopefully, be the cause of many questions and reflection on the part of many Americans. And God knows Americans need it.