Make New York Post a Preferred Source Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shows old, right, and new computers for autonomous vehicles during his keynote address at CES in Las Vegas, Jan. 7, 2018. REUTERS The Issue: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s exit amid affairs — including one with a suspected Chinese spy.
Now that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned, Congress should probe why intelligence officials failed to warn him he was the target of a Chinese intelligence campaign (“Goodbye Mister Chips,” Nov. 13).
After all, former Rep. Eric Swalwell cut ties with a suspected Chinese operative after receiving a defensive FBI briefing.
Huang proves that a killer personality, snazzy glasses and a cool leather jacket aren’t enough to avert a scandal.
But my issue is with the phrase “honeypot.” The only honeypot I know belonged to Winnie the Pooh — who, despite an apiary affinity, never fell for a double-crossing harlot and kept his wits through the whole Cold War.
Kick a billionaire while he’s down if you want, just not at the expense of lowly worker bees slaving for the comb.
Nvidia needs a respected new CEO who has proven his vision for the future at Apple and met those goals. Tim Cook should take the reins.
The fake news, liberals and Democrats are feigning outrage over the affair between Huang and an alleged Chinese spy. Yet there was radio silence over former Rep. Eric Swalwell and Chinese operative “Fang Fang.”
President Trump’s defense of Huang, after he donated $25 million to the White House ballroom, is no surprise. Calling him “honorable” after he cheated on his wife of 41 years — while risking our nation if Alice Huang is a spy — is laughable. He’s now the poster child for keeping one’s mind on business — perpendicular with pants in an upright position.
Funny how Huang can be fired over an alleged Chinese spy, yet Swalwell — who sat on the House Intelligence and Homeland Security committees — wasn’t even censured.
Maybe it’s time we hold elected leaders to private-sector standards.
The Issue: The debate over who should lead the next Congress following the midterm elections.
House Speaker Mike Johnson says that the new Congress being sworn in on Jan. 3 will be a “circus” (“Senate Dem to take on Chuck,” Nov. 13).
I couldn’t believe my eyes and ears: On a quad TV screen, Sen. Chuck Schumer was practically begging to keep his job as Senate majority leader across Fox News, CNN and MS NOW as Sen. Bernie Sanders vowed not to vote for him, citing the need for generational change.
Schumer might consider enlisting Sen.-elect James Talarico, who told voters God is “non-binary” — a damnable slur on the Christian faith. Leftists Bernie and Talarico were made for each other, and God will not be mocked by either.
I can help the newly elected Senate and House pick their leadership. For Senate majority leader, Sanders — the new kingmaker. For House speaker, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, whose goal is the White House.
Their theme was affordability, which died the next day when it became “lawyer up.” Imagine the millions spent to tear down this country.
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