00:07:57Thank you for joining me, Henrik here, Red Ice TV Rumble.
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00:08:01We're going to get into this here, a very important story.
00:08:03It does have some interesting connections to what we've been talking about in prior shows when it comes to, you know, the AI industry, those who dominate the AI industry, artificial intelligence as a super weapon.
00:08:15It has some stuff to do with the geopolitics, both related to China, but also to some other countries as well.
00:08:22And maybe you figured this out already, but maybe you haven't.
00:13:14i guess it is yeah i guess it is okay but regardless i've heard it's i've heard it's
00:13:19primarily on chinese fact check me in chat if you know something else don't use ai by the way okay
00:13:25so anyway we're going to dive into this here and we're going to take a look at this because this
00:13:29is wall-to-wall coverage right of this and when you look at some of these reports you're just
00:13:34like all right this kind of what's you know when it's that blitz in the media like that and i get
00:13:41it it's newsworthy it's salacious it's i mean it's not bleeding yet at least uh what does the
00:13:46media say if it if it bleeds it leads and it's i mean at least nvidia are bleeding uh bleeding
00:13:52money right now it's in the it's in the red after the we was hangs story has popped off here let's
00:13:58start with fox business okay are you ready for this fox business and they're already trailing
00:14:05off in a number of directions i want to go in here so i guess this is as good as any of clips
00:14:09to start with to be honest china's successful honeypot of power expert issues warning as nvidia
00:14:17ceo resigns check in michael what does huang's affair with an alleged spy mean for us china
00:14:26relations going forward well it's a major challenge to president trump's policy uh the select committee
00:14:33that was just mentioned has been very supportive of president trump's policy but his policy toward
00:14:38China is quite complicated. On the one hand, to say Xi Jinping is my friend. On the other hand,
00:14:43to try to not let China win the long-term competition. So this story at several levels
00:14:48is right in the middle of the controversy over what should be our China policy. We have the
00:14:54possibility next week that while President Trump is meeting in China with Xi Jinping,
00:15:00House committees could be having hearings with Jensen Huang testifying of what exactly happened.
00:15:05That would be not good from the point of view of the White House.
00:15:10So I think the other problem, Stuart, is in the coming year when the Democrats take over the committees, this is a chance they have to investigate something which is possibly criminal.
00:15:21You can't violate export control rules and ship advanced chips to China and then say you didn't do it.
00:15:28It's a conspiracy to violate export control law.
00:15:30There's also a somewhat obscure law that's been talked about a lot in the past year called the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
00:15:38If Jensen Huang was doing things to help China and he got payment in return, that's a federal crime unless he registered to do that, which I just checked yesterday.
00:23:46It would be huge. I mean, this company is really dependent on Jensen Huang. He is really at the center of it all. You know, he has 60 direct reports, you know, really managing widely. And he's the face of a company that is at the center of the AI boom. Finding someone to replace him won't be easy.
00:24:06evening pops hearing the board is um meeting today as we speak to figure out its next steps
00:24:13you know earlier this week we were hearing that the board was investigating jensen huang's
00:24:18relationship with alice huang a suspected chinese spy but that it had no reason to believe that
00:24:23national security concerns existed but in let me keep up to that just a second here pops and me0.77
00:24:2922 says did you see the latest retarded thing in the uk called the saint george's bill stating that0.79
00:24:35blacks and asians can be ethnically english is that an actual legal like a legal bill in the0.80
00:24:39house no i didn't i didn't say that one i'll pull one up thank you the reminder let's go back to the
00:24:43clip here thank you pops light of a second affair that was reported by the new york times the board
00:24:49is meeting and they're considering what to do next and you mentioned that the board opening
00:24:53investigation saying they had no reason talking about those national securities or nvidia
00:24:59information that was con uh compromised does the swiftness of this does the second affair uh does
00:25:06that indicate something else i think it's a combination of of many different factors
00:25:11many different factors as valhalla said it's a combination of factors of this guy not being able
00:25:16to keep his egg roll in his pants and also probably the target of actual honey honey honey pots honey
00:25:22traps uh and i think let's be honest blaming the chinese is the is the easiest and most obvious
00:25:31thing which doesn't mean that it's not true but it also means that it could be very easy for a
00:25:36third party to uh to to pin this on uh on china the jicoms you know i mean like this uh you know
00:25:43back to the clip here we'll get there so you know just to back up a little bit the u.s uh u.s
00:25:50intelligence has determined that alice wong was a a chinese spy of course china is denying this
00:25:56these allegations and alice wong herself has not come out or made any statements
00:26:00but u.s intelligence has determined this and what has followed has been a lot of bipartisan
00:26:06outrage on capitol hill uh calling for they uh did they get a did they get a call from mossad
00:26:13first who told the u.s intelligence what this woman is is that the chain of events or can we
00:26:18actually see the conclusions based on their own internal investigation of this i'd be curious or
00:26:23the investigation of jensen huang himself in addition to the board's independent investigation
00:26:28and an ongoing fbi investigation so this has really been heating up in recent days and of course the
00:26:35so keep in mind so this has been ongoing now for months and months and months of knowing this and
00:26:42then continuing to ignore it look the other way now of course you should not always attribute1.00
00:26:48malice where stupidity is an explanation but at the same time uh the those stupid people who are1.00
00:26:55the faces and names that we can see are easily taking advantage of people on the back end behind1.00
00:27:00the uh the curtain if you will right behind the curtain just like the uh just like the uh the
00:27:06The Lutniks standing behind the curtain, whether it's Trump and Lutnik or whether it's Biden and Anthony Blinken.
00:27:16Someone made a meme out of this one right here, ladies and gentlemen.
00:35:56We reported on three different occasions this year, the president wanted to take stronger action against these chip sales to China, or chip sales to China writ large.
00:36:09But every time, it was Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick who got in the way.
00:36:14Every single time, ladies and gentlemen, it was Mr. Nutlik standing in the way.
00:36:20Of that, according to six different high-level administration officials that we spoke to.
00:36:26And in your reporting, you talk about Lutnik.
00:36:28One of his concerns was about starting a trade war with China.
00:36:32And obviously, that is not something that you want.
00:36:34Are those concerns for Lutnik, are they warranted, though?
00:36:39I think, you know, that is something for the president to decide.
00:36:42but clearly national security concerns do need to be weighed with geopolitics and trade relations
00:36:49with China. We are still waiting to hear back from the Commerce Department on the specifics
00:36:54of this reporting. So far, they have only denied that a confrontation between Treasury Secretary
00:37:00Scott Besson and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick also occurred. The gay versus the Jew. How about1.00
00:37:07that it was who how did that slice who won out in that one the ex soros homosexual scott besant
00:37:14versus the uh the jewish israeli operative howard nutlik howard lutnik the pro-israel champion
00:37:22leading trump's transitional team and this of course was like no no he's not he's not involved
00:37:28at all and he's the one who put kushner in there he put uh what was the partner there of kushner
00:37:32who was in the Middle East, you know, the talks and all that stuff.
00:45:51In fact, what they're going to push for is probably to outlaw
00:45:55open source artificial intelligence so that these too big to fail AI companies
00:46:00can have you know sit on monopoly control which always happens when these new types of technologies
00:46:05come forward that's where the that's what this is about ultimately go along with this of lutnik
00:46:11plays ball in that way how easy or complicated might it be to put those controls in place to
00:46:18to kind of cut off that that that aspect of it well what's interesting about all of this is that
00:46:24You know, the president earlier this year announced that the U.S. would take this approach, that they would loosen restrictions on these chip sales to China.
00:46:34But China itself has not been buying these chips.
00:46:38You know, the Chinese government has its own interest.
01:08:34I haven't seen this segment before, but let's check in.
01:08:36A section of corporate America is coming together in Miami at this hour to exchange ideas, forge partnerships in order to capitalize on the next wave of digital transformation.
01:08:46Global investment bank Cantor Fitzgerald is hosting its Convergence Conference, which brings together more than 500 senior executives, investors and policymakers across dozens of sectors that are shaping the next era of the digital economy.
01:09:01Some of the notable speakers over the next two years.
01:09:03The digital economy. Look at that. So here we go. Here's this. So everything Lutnik does here is to benefit, of course, Cantor, his sons, his La Familia, the family.
01:09:13Of course, we should have a Hebrew term for that, but you know what I mean, right?
01:09:15include microsoft ceo satya nadella open ai cfo sarah fryer qualcomm ceo christiano amon
01:09:22strategy executive chair michael saylor coinbase ceo brian armstrong i bit my crypt my crypto
01:09:28shit and i'm you know i didn't i used to be kind of pro this but then after after a while but i0.70
01:09:33mean certain currencies obviously but like with all these people oh my gosh yeah we were banned0.97
01:09:38from coinbase you know big names have just spoken joining me now in a fox business exclusive live
01:09:44from the conversion conference yeah one one currency incoming there's going to be one
01:09:49supreme court of mankind and we can all be bowing down to the noahide laws with one currency and
01:09:54one of you yes you see where this is going right we're going to give you a uh we're going to give
01:09:58you a a global a globalized world by a rootless cosmopolitan clique interesting okay let's let's
01:10:07hear let's hear him out good to see you good to see you industry welcome from everywhere who who's
01:10:13been on the stage and what have they been talking about well it's great to see you thank you so much
01:10:19for having me on we have an amazing crowd here from gary cohen uh talking about cyber security
01:10:26to cohen is here talking about so we got this bro here named cohen and we're talking about
01:10:32cyber security and shit yeah all right gotcha tether delivering an amazing keynote
01:10:38tether chairman seeley was tether a huge wasn't it a huge corruption scandal around tether a couple0.94
01:10:43years ago what happened to that did that die down amazing crowd from harvey ai to skims authentic
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01:27:42Given that our intelligence knew this, how on earth did Kash Patel and his team not brief Jensen Wong himself?
01:27:51Right. Right. I mean, Mary, there's supposed to be the responsibility on the part of the FBI director to offer a defensive brief.
01:27:56The fact that that was not done here, that is a huge breach in protocol.
01:28:01Oh, yes. And, you know, I mean, I have no idea.
01:28:05None of us do what those conversations were that led to there not being a defensive brief.
01:28:09That's obviously something that Congress, I mean, to get back to your original question to me, Alicia, that's something Congress is going to want to learn about, because that is protocol.
01:28:17I'll present you this, Exhibit A here, regarding Larry Nazar.
01:35:55All right. In October 25, outgoing CEO Hwang sent an emotional email to company employees hailing the release of Israeli hostage Avniatar Orr, an employee of NVIDIA.
01:36:10Oh my gosh. I'm profoundly moved and grateful to share that just moments ago our colleague Avi Natan Orr was released to the Red Cross in Gaza, Hwang wrote.
01:36:19After two unimaginable years in Hamasca captivity,