Author of Plan Red: China’s Project to Destroy America, The Coming Collapse of China, and China Is Going To War.
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Can’t wait to talk to @DanProft tomorrow—Thursday—at 8:30 CT on @AM560TheAnswer. We’ll cover Jensen Huang, Nvidia, and China. Thanks for tuning in.
Looking forward to talking with @MarkieMartin at 8:05 AM ET tomorrow—Thursday—on @NewsNation. We’ll discuss the latest on Jensen Huang, Nvidia, and China. Thanks for watching.
Investigate Lutnick. His insistence on gutting export controls to help China suggests bad conduct of some sort.
Stunning report. At this point it seems like Howard Lutnick and Jeff Kessler are just outright defying the President's orders on export controls. The President apparently ordered Secretary Lutnick to crack down on China's access to controlled AI chips in Southeast Asia--and reportedly has ordered this three separate times--and they're just...not doing it.
Why is Lutnick refusing to act? Why is he allowing China to continue to get AI chips via Southeast Asia? At this point, Lutnick isn't just protecting Nvidia, he's straight up protecting Chinese companies--reportedly against the wishes of the President and the entire rest of the Cabinet. Is Lutnick personally benefitting from China getting access to AI chips?
This is a total breakdown inside the administration on a major national security issue. There has to be accountability for this. Congress obviously will investigate, but how is it that the President's own appointees are just refusing to execute the President's orders? I've never seen anything like this.
Lydia and I are at the Applebee’s on Front Street in Binghamton. They’re saying “thank you” to veterans by serving meals free. While waiting for a table, we spoke to an Army guy about Pentagon procurement. America is great! 🇺🇸
A verse for today:
“Be not deceived, God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man sows, that he shall also reap.”
Galatians 6:7
Looking forward to talking with @ErickStakelbeck on @TBN at 7:30 ET, on China. Please watch. Thank you!
Lutnick must resign.
SCOOP: President Trump authorized a crackdown on companies suspected of diverting Nvidia's advanced AI chips to China on Thursday, but one administration official repeatedly stood in the way: Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. axios.com/2026/11/11/trump-l…
China is unlikely to impose a full quarantine on Taiwan until it feels it is ready to go to war. It knows it is far from that point.
China may never need to invade Taiwan—just "quarantine" it. Using coast guard "customs checks," Beijing could choke off Taiwan's energy and 97% of the world’s advanced chips while the US is tied up in Iran.
Taiwan cannot let itself be slowly strangled. If Beijing shuts the ports, Taipei must break the blockade—even if it means war.
“Men will be men”? Bloomberg reporting Monday suggests Nvidia aided Megaspeed’s illicit diversion of chips. Jensen Huang may have to trade in his black leather jackets for orange jumpsuits.
Nvidia’s friends in Washington are shrugging off CEO Jensen Huang’s affair with a suspected Chinese spy. Regrettable, they say, but men will be men. Well, not so fast.
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“China hawks”? All we hawks are asking is for our companies and government not to sell out our country.
Biggest fallout from spy scandal engulfing Nvidia chief Jensen Huang could be in US, where China hawks are seizing on the affair to push a hard line that Trump administration put on the back burner
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Fire Lutnick. And order the @FBI to take a look.
Secretary Lutnick literally couldn't even explain why Megaspeed isn't on the Entity List when confronted about it at an NSC meeting by Secretary Bessent. Not only does the rest of the administration not support Commerce's refusal to implement or enforce export controls, but Commerce can't even explain their lack of action when asked about it. This is beyond absurd, and needs to be investigated.
And to be clear, placing Megaspeed on the Entity List today would be way too little too late. Chinese AI chip smuggling via Southeast Asia is rampant. China would just get chips via Speedmatrix, or any of the dozens of other cutouts in Malaysia/Singapore/Thailand that already exist.
Commerce needs to enforce the existing regulations (which it has refused to enforce since May 2025) that would require a license for all AI chip shipments to Southeast Asia, and also require a license for all large-scale AI chip orders to non-trusted companies in most countries. If a sketchy company is ordering $5 billion worth of AI chips, the US government must know about it and at least have the ability to block the sale.
This is the only way to cut down on Chinese smuggling, otherwise we're just playing a game of whack-a-mole that is difficult in the best of times, and that this Commerce department has shown it is uniquely inept at.
A China with a collapsed economy will not have the resources to accomplish its malign objectives.
Congress needs to keep the focus on China.
New - Some Democrats on the House Foreign Affairs Committee are encouraging leaders to scrap the China committee
Ami Bera: "we’ve already got a Foreign Affairs Committee, we’ve already got the Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific..."
w/ @Eleanor_Mueller
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Will be talking Jensen Huang, Nvidia, and China on the @andreakayeshow at 7:00 PT. Please tune in. Thank you!
Cannot wait: Talking with Jake Smith at 9:35 ET on @WGMDRadio. Please watch. Thanks.
No to China in our data centers.
A Pentagon-listed Chinese military company, including Zhongji Innolight, should not be wiring America's data centers. The @FCC should move forward and keep new CCP-linked optical transceivers out of our networks. reuters.com/business/media-t…
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Lutnick’s Commerce Department showed a complete disregard for national security considerations when it issued export permits for chip sales to China. Worse, there are facts suggesting Commerce was complicit in what appears to be a Nvidia scheme to evade federal export laws. FBI, where are you? @ninarosenwald @GatestoneInst
