Kaitlan Collins Skewers Trump as Republicans Break Away

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CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins has humiliated President Donald Trump over his own party calling for an investigation into his disgraced billionaire buddy, ex-Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins has humiliated President Donald Trump over his own party calling for an investigation into his disgraced billionaire buddy, ex-Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

On Thursday, 63-year-old Huang resigned as president and CEO of the world’s second-most valuable company after reports of multiple alleged extramarital affairs, including with two subordinates at Nvidia.

He also confirmed an adulterous relationship with Alice Huang, a business executive at the Singapore-based AI infrastructure firm Megaspeed. U.S. intelligence believes that Huang, a Chinese citizen who is unrelated to the tech billionaire, could be a spy for Beijing.

Nvidia designs and manufactures specialized computer chips, software, and systems that power modern graphics and AI, and has a close working relationship with the U.S.

Republicans on Capitol Hill now want Huang to appear before Congress early next month to examine concerns over national security breaches, with a Senate panel pushing Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to testify.

On The Source on Thursday, Collins addressed the “scandal” involving what she called “perhaps the most important company, in the most important industry to the American economy,” and highlighted the growing number of Republicans looking for answers over the White House’s involvement with Nvidia.

The FBI has been investigating Huang’s affair “for at least a year,” according to Collins, and said there has been “heavy scrutiny” over how the White House has handled the national security warnings over the Nvidia scandal, noting they had been elevated to Lutnick and the president himself.

Trump called the billionaire on Tuesday and urged him to keep fighting for his job, according to reporting in The New York Times.

Collins played clips of Trump continuing to praise Huang “even as the scandal has unfolded,” including the president saying on Sunday, “I think he’s an honorable guy, I think he probably has an excuse for it,” and on Monday, “I believe he’s suffering…

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