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Senator @SenAdamSchiff, you met privately with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on July 28, 2026. Your spokesperson confirmed you discussed national-security threats.
@RoKhanna appeared with Huang at Stanford on April 9.
Now you’re demanding to know what Trump knew and when?
Fair enough. Let’s ask what YOU knew and when.
What did Huang tell you? Did you question him about China, chip exports, or potential security vulnerabilities?
You want a congressional investigation? Then put your own meeting and communications under the same microscope.
No special treatment for members of Congress.
The recent reporting around the CEO of NVIDIA and potential compromise by a Chinese agent deserves a thorough congressional investigation. But it also raises serious questions about the President’s support of exporting chips to China, his personal financial interests, and just who is advising him.
Trump was reportedly briefed over a year ago that NVIDIA’s CEO had a close personal relationship with a Chinese agent with an interest in expanding the country’s access to advanced AI chips. Then Trump allowed NVIDIA to sell those chips to China, squandering of our technological advantage, while investing millions of his personal fortune in the company.
Congress must immediately pass export controls to stop selling these sensitive chips to China, and the American people are owed answers about what the President knew and when.
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Gas is $3.57 at a gas station on Cleveland avenue in Columbus right now. Last Tuesday, it was $4.49 at that exact same station and had hung over $4 for months
Pretty obvious that there was some significant price gouging going on to impact the election. They're not even hiding it
Let’s talk about the migrant children who are working in Democrat donors factories for slave labor. Hyundai, John Deere and Gerber Chicken all were busted for child labor violations
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Democrats spent over $500 billion on illegals. Imagine how many Americans that $500 billion could have helped
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If the Democrats wouldn’t have opened the borders ICE wouldn’t need $200 billion. Democrats are the problem not the solution
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Democrats gave us terrorist
NEW: DHS confirms to @FoxNews that a suspect arrested on a Newark to New Orleans United flight last night for allegedly storming the cockpit and claiming to have a bomb, leading to United putting out a hijack alert for the plane, is a 2x previously deported Honduran illegal alien.
Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto was arrested by the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s office once the flight landed at MSY (New Orleans airport) and he has been charged with felony bomb threat, terroristic threats, and disorderly conduct.
Per DHS - Gomez-Alberto crossed the Texas border illegally in 2011 and was deported, then illegally re-entered through the New Mexico border in 2014 and was deported a second time. He illegally re-entered the country a third time in 2019, was arrested by Border Patrol, but was released from custody after an immigration judge ordered his release.
He is currently being held without bond by law enforcement in Louisiana.
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Illinois Democrats stole $3B from working families & spent it on illegal aliens then told us that we were racist for saying anything about it.
When exactly do we get our money back?
When do we even get an apology?
According to Democrats we don’t listen to rich people anymore. Kennedy family isn’t paying enough taxes
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🚨🚨BREAKING: TSA officers tracked and flagged about $136 million in bulk cash that was in outbound luggage at John Glenn Columbus International Airport. The money originated from multiple Somali communities and was intended to be transferred overseas.
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If Democrats were actually capable of delivering affordability, the deepest blue cities would be the most affordable places in the country.
Instead, all they can come up with is some half-witted tax scheme to try and bribe the lower/middle class with a few crumbs of subsidies to convince them to not flee.
It's like, "Yeah we're completely incapable of actually lowering your electric bill, but how about a $75 'electric rebate' check every month and some free LED light bulbs. All it will take is an extra billion in taxes on the high-value businesses that haven't left yet. Doesn't that sound great?"
Literally this is how every single 'affordability' problem is approached here. Of course everything just gets more expensive. But none of them care because they're all making money skimming the nonprofits who administer their redistributionist schemes, and they don't have to worry about being reelected.
You try and explain the obvious flaws in this reasoning to them -- most notably that they've been doing this for years now and literally nothing has gotten more affordable -- and it's just met with blank stares. This is the absolute best they can do.
If it doesn't work, that means the problem simply cannot be solved. Which, of course, is justification for even MORE taxes and redistribution.
