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NVIDIA CEO Busted Sleeping with CCP Spy!!! · Combat Veteran News

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Is AI really a national security risk?
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Well, the Chinese sure think so because
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they have deployed what is I guess their
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best tactic to ensnare one of America's
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leading CEOs. Just how did a Chinese
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honey pot manage to snag Nvidia chief
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Jensen Huang and pooh, how bad is it?
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Let's talk about it. So,
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Nvidia's stock is down massively because
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its board has to investigate its CEO and
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founder Jensen Huang's affair
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with an alleged Chinese spy named Alice
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Huang. Now,
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uh Jensen Huang has admitted to this,
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which I think is actually the the the
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big brain play here.
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And the problem, right?
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Uh
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The I mean, there's a
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It's just insane, okay? So, Alice Huang
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is the CEO of a Singapore-based AI
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infrastructure company.
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Uh
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And again, called Megaspeed. And
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it says, "Listen, we have undergone
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scrutiny from the US Department of
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Commerce Bureau of Security Industry and
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Security, as well as from Malaysia and
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Singapore's governments. And
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Megaspeed reported though has bought
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nearly 5 billion with a B dollars of uh
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uh chips for from Nvidia. And as we
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know, China has been trying its best to
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actually get its hands on Nvidia's
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top-tier chips because these this these
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top-tier chips are used to
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build uh
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the the elite-tier AIs, the literal
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god-tier AIs.
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And Nvidia is the only American company
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that can make these chips. And actually,
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in the Biden era,
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during the or sort of early period of
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the AI race,
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the
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government the Biden government was
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like, "Listen, Nvidia, you cannot sell
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your best chips to China. You have to
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sell something that's been like
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throttled." And Nvidia wasn't happy
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about it, but they complied because,
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well, frankly, the United States
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government told them they better do it.
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And Trump though had a different stance.
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In fact, um while I don't think he
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allowed the chips to be sold directly to
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China, he pretty much gave them or sold
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them to a Qatari shell company. Now, the
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Qataris have no AI cutting like frontier
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AI research labs. So, it's pretty
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obvious where they sent them. And Mega
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Speed seems like another one of those
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type of companies, a huge buyer of
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Nvidia chips, right? But
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uh
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the
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interestingly a part I mean, there's a
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bunch of interesting stuff here.
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But, we're going to break down who Alice
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Wang is and why it's so incredibly
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suspicious that she has been engaged in
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what we now know as an extramarital
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So,
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Jensen Huang has come out and said,
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"Listen, I owe
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my family an apology. I was unfaithful
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to my wife. My actions hurt her and our
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children. There's no excuse for what I
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did. I'm deeply sorry." Right? Talks
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about his family, loyalty. "I'm sorry my
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colleagues in video, you trusted me. I
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failed. Regarding national security
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concerns raised in news reports,
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Nvidia's board of directors has
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initiated an independent investigation.
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I support the investigation and will
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cooperate fully. I love our country and
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our company. I'm committed to protecting
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Nvidia and supporting America's national
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security. I'm grateful and proud to be
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an American. My family bears no
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responsibility for my choices. Give them
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privacy." Now,
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there's a couple of angles here, okay?
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One
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is that Jensen Huang is known not only
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as the CEO of Nvidia, one of America's
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best chip manufacturers and sort of
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providing the infrastructure of the
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American AI boom, but he's also
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one of the central players in shaping
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the White House's AI strategy. And I
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know what you're thinking. Is that man,
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a man who sells AI chips
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shaping AI strategy, seems like a
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conflict of interest. And it is.
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Or it would be in any other White House.
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In this White House, it's taken as just
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a given. And Jensen Huang, for example,
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is such an inside in the White House
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that he actually traveled with President
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Trump to China
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to conduct uh
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high-level meetings about AI.
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And
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the fact that Jensen Huang was
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seduced by this Alice Huang,
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uh who is known or believed by US
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intelligence to be a spy,
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is
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is uh not surprising at all, actually.
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Not even remotely surprising.
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Now, cuz remember, Jensen Huang probably
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close to a trillionaire. Nvidia is a
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$4.5 trillion company,
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right? Meaning that it has a greater
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market cap than
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uh many countries, right? So, you know,
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again, if we use 4.5 trillion in as our
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mind in our mind, and you look at list
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of countries by GDP,
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uh you can see that if Nvidia was a
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country,
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right? Uh, it would be it would rank as
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the
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fourth largest economy on planet Earth.
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Larger than Japan. And so, if you think
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it would be worth it for China to have
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uh an agent or multiple agents attempt
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to infiltrate the government of Japan,
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then you can imagine on a purely
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economic basis, it's probably worth it
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for the Chinese government to try to
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infiltrate Nvidia's leadership. And
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the fact is they appear to have done it
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with a really sophisticated strategy.
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They targeted or flipped or recruited an
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asset named Alice Wang. Alice Wang
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has a crazy bio. She was a Chinese
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citizen, formerly managing director of
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Megaspeed, a Singapore-based data center
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company that attracted international
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attention due to its massive purchases
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of Nvidia hardware over 5 billion over 2
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years. She stepped down from the role at
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the end of 2023, right? But she also,
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according to a Chinese database, she was
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a reporter for Chinese state TV, not
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suspicious at all.
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And a regional broadcaster in central
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China. She then was an assistant to the
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president of HSBC's private banking
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division, a vice president at CITIC
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Securities, an executive director and
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fund manager at Shanghai Investment
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Group, according to her biography. This
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is right there should be a red alert.
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Why? Because this is somebody who was
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one employed as a
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propaganda mouth mouthpiece for the CCP
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on TV,
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but also
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she then graduated becoming an assistant
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to a foreign bank's private banking
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division.
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This would have of course
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been This is This would not be a crazy
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role because, again, moving to sort of
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an assistant in the financial space is
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not a
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it's not a huge leap for a TV presenter.
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Again,
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it's a little weird because, well, TV
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presenters, especially at the national
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level, are like pretty revered subjects.
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So, it's kind of weird for one to become
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an administrative assistant.
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Even if it's something like private
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banking, which again, it's but it is
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interesting that someone who is was
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employed by the state TV
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um suddenly became very interested in
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working with again high net worth
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foreign individuals with HSBC.
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Then becoming a vice president and
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executive director and fund manager at
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an investment group, that is a huge red
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flag because again, this sounds like
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somebody who leapt from
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again, repeating Chinese state
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propaganda
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to
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getting access to high net worth
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individuals to becoming
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an executive director. I mean again,
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imagine going from assistant to Jamie
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Dimon to vice president of a securities
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commission. They're not the same skills,
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guys. There is no evidence that she has
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any experience in being a fund manager
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or executive director or securities
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trades, okay?
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This is an insane biography that makes
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no [ __ ] sense.
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Again, this is the equivalent of
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somebody being like like your
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electrician being like, yeah, I was an
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electrician and then I became like like
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an office manager for a doctor and then
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I became a doctor.
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You'd be like, what?
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They're like, yeah, you know, work in
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the front desk at that at that like
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you know, work in the front desk at that
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endocrinologist office. I just picked up
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a few things here, a few things there
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and then hey, I was practicing as a as a
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as a chief physician. And you're just
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like, no, that's not how this works.
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So,
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it doesn't exactly take a genius to
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figure out And then by the way, I point
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out none of these things have anything
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to do with AI or technical or or
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technical purchasing agreements.
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And so, this is somebody who suddenly
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became a major I mean access to again,
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five billion with a B dollars worth of
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Nvidia chips. What in that bio says that
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this is capable of
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of of of being a purchaser of this level
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of sophistication.
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Doesn't make any sense.
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The only thing that makes sense of
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course is that she's been placed in
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these roles
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to serve as a
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as a Chinese spy, as a Ministry of State
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Security asset.
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And again,
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Jensen Huang was photographed in June of
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2024 where they were seen drinking
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whiskey together at a bar in Taipei,
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right? Following a computing trade show.
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Again, another photo from that industry
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party on LinkedIn showed him sitting
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next to her
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at May in a Chinese restaurant in Taipei
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with other tech executives. And
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she was literally seen kissing him on
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the cheek. So, it's a
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not exactly subtle here.
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And I think that's part of the point.
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So, one of the things you have to
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understand is that the United States
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generally doesn't do
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um honey pot traps. Not in this way. Not
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where you have an asset and is told to
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sue somebody. Much more common is to
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find somebody who has an existing
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romantic relationship and you flip one
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of the partners.
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You know, the dictator has a favorite
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girlfriend and you go, "Hey,
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listen, dictator's girlfriend. You have
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to report on his movements to the CIA,
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but we'll get your family out out of the
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country and we'll let your mom get
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treated for her
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breast cancer or whatever at the best
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American hospitals.
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That's much more common for the the CIA.
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And frankly, I mean, that's just a
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better way to do intelligence. And
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that's what I think is interesting is
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that the Chinese do this thing where
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they like get an asset and they turn the
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asset into the person. And that seems to
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be what they've done here with Alice
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Huang where they've just sort of
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like any good TV presenter,
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given her lines, spun her up, taught her
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how to talk tech. Again, the fact that
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somebody was
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going
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I can't emphasize this enough, nothing
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tech related.
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Did nothing tech related and suddenly
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was in charge of billions with a B
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dollars of purchasing and building data
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centers.
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And Jensen Huang was just like, "Yeah.
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Yeah, that sounds normal."
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Um
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again, the problem is that up until like
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5 years ago, Jensen Huang
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ran a company that made Bitcoin mining
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equipment.
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And okay and J gaming chips. So like if
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you wanted like
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you know, if you wanted to play Escape
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from Tarkov at the highest graphics
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level, you needed Jensen Huang's
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product. If you wanted to mine your
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shitty cryptocurrency, you needed Jensen
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Huang's product. Jensen Huang was not
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somebody who was targeted he was rich,
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but he was not targeted as a foreign
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asset, okay? Like that's just not a
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problem that he was subject to. And so
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suddenly, when it turned out that his
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little, his silly little chips that make
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gaming graphics really pop was also
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happened to power, you know,
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AI math god here,
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um, the Chinese suddenly became
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interested, and he developed a problem
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that he probably never thought he had,
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which is that
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that people wanted his money.
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And
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like having a nerdy tech guy get
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targeted by a trained Chinese honey pot
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spy,
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it's the dude I I
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the dude was just going to get one
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shotted. Like I don't know what else to
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tell you. Again, like bumping into each
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other in bars and [ __ ] like that's just
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unless you are the most cynical person
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and the most savvy and the most aware,
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that's probably something that's just
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not going to just not going to work. And
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by the way, if you think that the
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Chinese did not build a profile on
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Jensen Huang and understand
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psychologically where his weaknesses
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lie, then you're crazy. I you want me if
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I would like to if you'd like I'm I
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would place a bet
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that the Chinese said listen, Jensen
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Huang
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is going to respect you as a major as
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the head of a major data center firm
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because you came up from nothing just
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like he did.
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And so they probably gave her some sort
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of backstory where it was like I grew up
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really poor just like you, right? I
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never belonged here and then suddenly I
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built this big data center company. is
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the story and now I'm buying all these
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chips from you. And they probably had
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some psychological profile that's like,
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"Listen, that's that line is going to
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get Jensen worked up. It's going to get
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him riled up."
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And
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again, like like
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we normies, even like me who gets like
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you know, I I deal with like Russian
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bots, right?
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You don't understand how
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powerful
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powerfully these countries work to get
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to exert influence over US elected
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officials. Again,
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if you want another example of the
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Chinese do this [ __ ] look no further
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than former uh
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rep- California representative and
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candidate for governor Eric Swalwell. Uh
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recently declassified FBI files reveal
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that he was in a physical relationship
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with a woman named Christine Fang, a
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suspected Chinese intelligence
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operative. And Swalwell acknowledged 10
15:04
years ago that he had a physical
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relationship with Fang on several
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occasions. Um again, the bureau provided
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an investigation of Fang in reference to
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build relationships with politicians.
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The relationship became known in 2020
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when Eric Swalwell again denied that he
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had any physical relationship with her.
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This was obviously I mean transparently
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untrue because Swalwell had a reputation
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of just
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going after anything with two legs. Um
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and again, US officials said it was an
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obvious Chinese intelligence operation.
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Um she had helped with fundraising
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efforts connected to Swalwell's
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campaign, placed an intern in his
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congressional office, not suspicious at
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all, and and uh
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like
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again, they accused Swalwell of
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incredible reckless-
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recklessness. Again, in addition to the
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fact that Swalwell was married, um just
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sleeping with a foreign uh
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person,
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especially one who is encouraging you
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and your family to travel to China and
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offering to pay for the trip,
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um
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is wild.
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A- A- But I want you to understand is
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that
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Jensen likely is is actually using a
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strategy here. Because part of
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what these honey pot traps do is that
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they are carrots and sticks.
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And remember, if you want to control
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somebody, you have to give them the
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right carrot and the right stick.
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And
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just like with Swalwell.
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She said, "Listen, you you had an affair
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with me
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and I will destroy your political career
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if you don't do what I say because I'll
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go to the press and tell them about as a
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college student I had an affair with
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Eric Swalwell."
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And there's your stick. Your other stick
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is the fact that you're a family man.
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It's going to destroy your family. Even
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if your family knows you're one of those
16:42
politicians where the wife goes,
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"Listen, Eric's Eric's going to fool
16:47
around with interns. That's just how it
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is, right? That's just the marriage I'm
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in."
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Hey, listen, do your thing. I don't
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judge you.
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But
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killing his political career is
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something that she gained that leverage
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by sleeping with him.
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And then, of course, you had the the the
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the sticks, the carrots. The carrots
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were the fact that she controlled a lot
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of fundraising money that could put
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Swalwell in office.
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And so, you see how
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easy but the but the the the power, the
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stick came from blackmail.
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And
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the fact that
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Jensen is going out there and saying,
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"Listen, you had blackmail over me. We
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had an affair
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and I could try to do what Swalwell did
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and pretend for years that no, no, no,
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no, no, we were just a couple of friends
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hanging out. We were just chilling. We
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were just having a good time.
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It was just It was just a a fun thing. I
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just sold you those chips
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and you didn't have to sleep with me or
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anything."
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He could do that. He could do that song
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and dance.
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But the problem is by doing that song
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and dance, he would give the Chinese
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leverage.
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He would give them the stick of saying,
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"If you we'll tell them about the
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affair."
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Right? So, we said, [ __ ] it.
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I'll tell them about the affair."
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This is actually a strategy that also
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Jeff Bezos used when hackers got into
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his phone and leaked a bunch of his nude
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photos and he said, "I'll beat you to
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the punch." And he released them on a
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blog and was like, "Yo,
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here
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here's me. Here's some mirror selfies of
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me.
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The whole thing.
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Enjoy."
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And it's it's a it's a it's a bold
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strategy, but it destroys the most
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important thing, which is the leverage.
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So, the fact that Jensen Huang go out
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there and be like, "Yo,
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yeah, I fooled around with this Chinese
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spy.
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She was good at her job.
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Don't go after my family. This was my
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screw up."
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Okay, now they don't have leverage. That
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was the most important thing. They still
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have the stick. They still have the the
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carrot, rather, of buying a lot of
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Nvidia chips, but they had that before.
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That wasn't a secret.
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So, this is actually the best mitigation
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strategy. Obviously, the best mitigation
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strategy is don't sleep with spies
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and don't or just don't sleep around.
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But, the second best
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is this.
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And again, I'm just sort of I I will
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always be in awe of like trillionaires
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being like, "Really? You couldn't find
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just like a regular American? Like,
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you're you're worth a trillion [ __ ]
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dollars, dude."
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Or like, you know, a few hundred billion
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or whatever. Like, come on, man. You
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don't have an assistant who can be like,
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"Listen, dude.
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Find me somebody that does isn't a
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Chinese citizen, please."
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Uh again, who knows? Like I said, these
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Probably one that they knew he wasn't
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