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Iβve hesitated directly sharing this β outside of a couple RTs β because thatβs how Iβve handled it when Iβve been on lists in the past.
But I just remembered that kids in elementary school would make fun of me for having a Time Magazine in my backpack time.com/5626827/the-25-mostβ¦
Colomβs nomination was supported by Mississippiβs senior Republican senator, Roger Wicker, and two of its former Republican governors.
But the following year, Hyde-Smith blocked the nomination, citing what she called his βopposition to legislation to protect female athletes.β
Colom had signed a prosecutorsβ letter opposing the criminalization of gender-affirming care, but that letter did not address trans women athletes participating in womenβs sports.
Hyde-Smith also cited the fact that a political action committee funded by George Soros had backed his 2015 run for district attorney.
bit.ly/48fj8md
Mississippi Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith on election night:
βI blocked Scott Colom from being a judge, and you blocked him from being a senator.β
Hyde-Smith went on to say:
βAnd Kamala Harris learned a lesson that we may not quite enjoy her company in Mississippi. I think she learned that.β
Should Nvidia's board of directors decide to fire or push out Jensen Huang, Elon Musk says it would be his honor to hire him.
Itβs not sudden.
The New York Times started covering Jensenβs unusual relationship with Alice Huang over a year ago.
The NYTβs first story on the matter was in October 2025.
Why are old stories that were not even covered up all that well become sudden international and geopolitical news?
The timing is suspicious, so worth asking: who benefits and why now?
If Jensen, the premier champion of open models, is taken out then anyone who wants AI closed, centralized, and controlled might benefit.
Why now? The midterms seem relevant. But also perhaps the upcoming IPOs.
Alice Huang never lived in the United States fyi.
NEWS
Alice Huang β the suspected Chinese intelligence asset who had an affair with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang β has returned to China and is living in Beijing with the knowledge of Chinese security officials.
Full Story: bloom.bg/4kJQnW7
NEWS
Alice Huang β the suspected Chinese intelligence asset who had an affair with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang β has returned to China and is living in Beijing with the knowledge of Chinese security officials.
Full Story: bloom.bg/4kJQnW7
A 30 minute zoom call?!
Jeez even I donβt get that and sheβs my friend!
Link to bid in Leahβs post below!
I'm so proud to team up once again with Homes For Our Troops for their 10th Annual Veterans Day Celebrity Auction.
You can now bid on one lot that includes:
- A private 30-minute Zoom conversation with me.
β¨- An autographed copy of my memoir, Troublemaker.
β¨- A signed King of Queens cast photo and a baseball cap.
Proceeds benefit Homes For Our Troops, which builds specially adapted homes for severely injured post-9/11 veterans.
Bidding is open on eBay through 11/20:
Click Here To Bid: bit.ly/4k6dAld
And a special shoutout to my nephew Brando, a Sergeant in the Army National Guard!
I'm so proud of him and of all our veterans, who have sacrificed so much!
Kimberly Powell is the Nvidia executive who reports to Jensen Huang and per the New York Times had an affair with him.
Kimberly Powell had been set to speak at the opening session of the Milken Future of Health Summit tomorrow AM, on a panel Iβm moderating. I just heard from organizers that sheβs cancelled her planned attendance. Weβve reached out to Nvidia on this report nytimes.com/2026/11/11/technβ¦
I forgot that Scott Colom has a twin brother β named Andrew Colom β and I thought Erin Burnett was losing her mind when she said βI know you spent the day with Scott.β
βMr. Huang, 63, and Ms. Powell, 48, were captured on video being affectionate at a San Jose hotel during a Nvidia conference in March.β
BREAKING
Jensen Huang also had an affair with a Nvidia executive who reported to him.
The New York Times has five sources.
Full Story: nyti.ms/4AicDec
BREAKING via WSJ
Nvidiaβs board of directors is preparing to oust Jensen Huang.
This comes after the New York Times reported that he also had an affair with a Nvidia executive who reports to him.
Full Story: on.wsj.com/4zgGdQq
Honestly we donβt know if the Huangs have a Wendy and Eric Schmidt arrangement.
But that doesnβt matter in either of these contexts.
1. Sleeping with a spy for China.
2. Sleeping with someone who reports to you.
BREAKING
Jensen Huang also had an affair with a Nvidia executive who reported to him.
The New York Times has five sources.
Full Story: nyti.ms/4AicDec
BREAKING
Democrat Scott Colom is projected to win the U.S. Senate race in Mississippi, defeating Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith.
Colom makes history as the first Black senator to be elected directly by Mississippi voters.
Until Colom, no Black candidate had won ANY statewide election in Mississippi since 1873.
Full Story: bit.ly/48fj8md
BREAKING
Jensen Huang also had an affair with a Nvidia executive who reported to him.
The New York Times has five sources.
Full Story: nyti.ms/4AicDec
I do appreciate when Jew haters like Shaun King just cut to the chase.
Better to be honest.

ALT Screenshot of a post on X.com by Shaun King (@shaunking) reading: 'Nobody owes Jewish businesses their money. Not a dime of it. WE DO NOT OWE YOU OUR MONEY. It doesn't even matter if you are a Zionist. I can choose where to shop. Just like 99% of Jews don't get meat at my halal butcher. And don't shop at my halal grocery store. Grow up.' Below, a quoted reply from Governor Josh Shapiro thanking the Philly Police and PA State Police for protecting public safety in Philadelphia amid 'blatant antisemitic targeting of Jewis...' Screenshot shown on a black card.
I QUIT
Russell Brandβs Pubic Hair Removed From London Museum After Rape Conviction, Curator Says 'I Have No Desire to Hear His Name Again' variety.com/2026/global/newsβ¦
Mississippi U.S. Senate Update
Democrat Scott Colom continues to expand his lead.
Scott Colom (D): 49.15% (471,012 votes)
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R): 48.75% (467,229 votes)
Colom leads Hyde-Smith by 3,783 votes with more than 95% of the estimated vote reported.















