00:05:28.880I don't think he brought it up to him.
00:05:30.120I think, look, if they were monitoring the situation, this whole concept poses an interesting question, which is like the new Cold War is being fought, not militarily, but with targeting the heads of these massive companies that are the future of innovation.
00:05:44.580So there's this weird national security risk that didn't exist before because honeypotting has been around forever.
00:05:49.560But, yeah, it's hard for me to believe that Trump would go tell him, look, you got to cut.
00:05:52.480So here's what some people are saying.
00:05:53.820And I have to read this because it's important for us to follow this.
00:05:56.440So a lot of people are saying, who won more from this relationship?
00:06:00.600Did Jensen win more or did Trump win more?
00:06:03.300Now, Jensen Huang put $25 million into the ballroom.
00:06:07.560Number two, the sales, the chip sales that they made to China,
00:06:11.440do you know what percentage went to the taxpayers, to the U.S. government?
00:06:16.76015% cut of NVIDIA's China sales went there.
00:13:14.380If he helped any of those illicit chips get into China, unwittingly or wittingly,
00:13:22.020if those chips got into China with some of those deals,
00:13:25.560And the one I'm seeing about is H-200 chips were sold to a company that had an empty office at this address because there was an auditor that went there.
00:13:34.340If that turns out that those went into the wrong side of China, you're done.
00:13:38.900If it was just she was trying to get chip information and doing things like this, then maybe you stay.
00:13:47.360The only way he stays is if he comes out and it's proven that she wanted to get all this information and he didn't give it to her and they had an affair.