Why Trump's pick for a top US intelligence position is setting off alarm bells

Tulsi Gabbard campaigned for Donald Trump in the run-up to November's election. She's an Army vet. And she spent eight years in Congress. Gabbard has no high-level experience with intelligence, but Trump has nominated her as Director of National Intelligence. People with experience in the intelligence field are expressing concerns about Gabbard's lack of qualifications for the DNI position. Some are also concerned about her past statements on national security matters that appear to parrot Kremlin talking points. The World's Matthew Bell reports.