Congress could issue subpoena to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang if he doesn’t respond by today to request for a ‘joint, closed-door briefing’

Congress could issue subpoena to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang if he doesn’t respond by today to request for a ‘joint, closed-door briefing’

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call101010 Soooo he admited cheating on his wife (Lori Huang) after 41 years of marriage ? WHAT apologize ? he destroyed the woman, their story was inspiring , met at Uni 17,19 and long love story .. NOT ANY MORE . and who knows how many times he cheated in these long years? ? Milk him dry Lori , Divorce and take his money Reply

Syntaximus ^ Nobody on The Hill cares about his personal life. This has everything to do with the fact his GF was/is an alleged Chinese operative. Reply

yngndrw Why does congress get a say in the business of an organisation? Isn't that going against pure capitalism and the free market, which America seems to cherish? Reply

derekullo yngndrw said: Why does congress get a say in the business of an organisation? Isn't that going against pure capitalism and the free market, which America seems to cherish? Because that business is perceived to be vital to national security? Reply

derekullo call101010 said: Soooo he admited cheating on his wife (Lori Huang) after 41 years of marriage ? WHAT apologize ? he destroyed the woman, their story was inspiring , met at Uni 17,19 and long love story .. NOT ANY MORE . and who knows how many times he cheated in these long years? ? Milk him dry Lori , Divorce and take his money Doesn't really change much … she gets $70 billion and he gets $70 billion. Both sides leave happier. Now a real juicy story is if Jensen ends up marrying the Chinese spy lady ! Reply

PEnns yngndrw said: Why does congress get a say in the business of an organisation? Isn't that going against pure capitalism and the free market, which America seems to cherish? Under the guise of "national security", possibly many of the very old men there want to know how he was able to land a young hot woman like that….forgetting he's a billionaire and she's a dedicated spy. Reply

yngndrw derekullo said: Because that business is perceived to be vital to national security? If the government want a say, they should buy it. Reply

USAFRet PEnns said: Under the guise of "national security", possibly many of the very old men there want to know how he was able to land a young hot woman like that….forgetting he's a billionaire and she's a dedicated spy. 'guise'? The company has multiple defense contracts. Reply

usertests yngndrw said: Why does congress get a say in the business of an organisation? Isn't that going against pure capitalism and the free market, which America seems to cherish? Because Nvidia may have been facilitating illegal smuggling. yngndrw said: If the government want a say, they should buy it. Are you hodling NVDA stock? Reply

yngndrw usertests said: Are you hodling NVDA stock? No, I'm not touching that bubble! Reply

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