Trump & Dana White Surprise At Press Briefing; Nvidia Investigation; Major Front Page Announcement

Hello all you freedom-loving people, NVIDIA is investigating its own CEO after reports linked Jensen Huang to a woman that he had an affair with, to Chinese intelligence and three House Committee chairmen want answers. And while President Trump admits that his Dana White press secretary offer was a joke, he wasn't entirely kidding. Okay, let's get into it. Before we begin, I just want to let you all know that we have a special announcement at the end of our show today, so please stick around to the end. So, President Trump had a new candidate for press secretary. He offered the White House press secretary job to Ultimate Fighting Championship UFC Chief Dana White. In a post on Saturday, President Trump described White as a violent fighter and warrior. And he wrote, Dana will be a press secretary like none other. Dana, please take the job. He also suggested that Dana should bring a team with him. He said, Even though some are not from our country. The six people that President Trump mentioned are current or former UFC title holders. So why would he appoint fighting champions as spokespersons? President Trump said, we need these people to defend us against the lunatic left. Some people think that President Trump might have been joking, but White said that he planned to fly to Washington right after and meet with President Trump today. He declined to reveal details on conversations he'd had with President Trump, but he said, I'm sure I'll have more to talk about after that. Before a news conference in London for a boxing event on Saturday, Dana White posted an image of himself standing behind the podium in the White House press briefing room with the caption on to the next chapter. However, yesterday, President Trump admitted that he was just joking. Speaking to reporters yesterday, President Trump said that White is a very capable guy and loves the idea, but he added that he was not serious about White being the new press secretary. President Trump said, of course, I was kidding. And you can see that because I put all of the great fighters as his assistants, that they're all going to come with him. But it was just a little fun. As for how the UFC boss might handle the job, President Trump said you wouldn't mess around with him so much. But Dana is actually coming tomorrow. White's visit was for other reasons, but he did stop by to see the president. Although the Democrats are going to control both chambers of Congress, President Trump is still in the mood to joke around, which shows that his morale remains undiminished. Actually, yesterday, he vowed to achieve a comeback. In a post, President Trump wrote, America took a giant step back in history with the results of the last election. Even the stock market, which has been a rocket ship under Trump, took a one-day $3 trillion loss. But have no fear, we'll be back bigger and stronger than ever before. And President Trump couldn't resist introducing Dana White to the press corps this afternoon when he held a press conference. You were here, he was here, and Dana, please say a few words. Dana White, thank you. I've always wanted to do this. Who has the first question? I have zero political aspirations. I was at a fight for Zuffa Boxing in London when he called me and told me that he had done this, and the last 24 hours of my life has been insane. That's a good thing. That's true. But, yeah. Good to see you. Yes, ma'am. UFC cage match between President Trump and former President Joe Biden. Same age, same weight, and considering what styles make fights. Could you give us an analysis of who... The toughest, most resilient human being that I've ever met in my entire life. Many times during, you know, the last... Eight, ten years, whatever it's been, I have told him, why do you keep doing this? Why are you doing this? When he was going through everything that he went through. And, I mean, as tough and as resilient as I thought he was after he got shot, I, yeah. He is a one-of-one, unique human being, and, yeah. The president has said he might consider a pardon for Pete Rose. What is your advice to the president about that pardon? I don't advise the president on anything ever, but yeah, I think it's fair. I think it's fair to pardon Pete Rose, yes. I would do that, by the way, but why does he need a pardon? Since World War II, the party holding the White House has, on average, lost more than 20 seats in the House of Representatives during midterm elections. There were only two exceptions, in 1998 and 2002. The first was when the Clinton impeachment scandal caused voters to turn against the Republican Party, and the second was when the nation rallied behind George W. Bush in the wake of the September 11 attacks. So does a setback in the midterm elections mean a loss in the presidential election two years from now? Not at all. In 1982, the Ronald Reagan administration faced an economic recession with the unemployment rate approaching double digits. The Republicans lost 26 seats in the midterm elections, but two years later, Ronald Reagan won 49 states. In 1994, Clinton's health care reform failed, and the Democrats lost 54 seats in the House of Representatives. At that time, the Republicans had also taken control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives, and Clinton's political future looked very bleak at the time. But two years later, he successfully won re-election, and in 2010, Obama lost 63 seats. The Tea Party was at the height of its influence, and the media declared the Obama era was over, but in 2012, he was re-elected. Of course, there were also times when they didn't flip the chambers. In 2006, George W. Bush lost control of both the Senate and the House, and in 2008, the Republicans suffered an even worse defeat. So the midterm elections do not predict the outcome two years from now, and they are merely a yellow card from voters to those in power. The reason is that voters considerations in midterm elections are not exactly the same as those in presidential elections. In presidential elections, voters decide who will lead the country. But in midterm elections, in addition to electing members of Congress, voters can also use their ballots to express dissatisfaction with the president or to limit the president's power. Voter turnout in midterm elections is typically lower than in presidential elections. If those who are dissatisfied with the government turn out to vote in great numbers, then the penalty faced by the ruling party could be magnified. However, this does not necessarily mean that voters have changed their long-term party allegiances. A post-election survey found that about 70% of voters believe Congress has not provided sufficient checks and balances on President Trump. Even among voters who cast their ballots for Democratic candidates, about 20% still hold negative views of the Democratic Party. Just because voters cast their ballots against President Trump, it doesn't mean that they've already decided to support the Democratic presidential candidate in 2028. What's more, the Democratic Party is debating what course it should take to win the 2028 presidential election. The Senate election in Michigan is a prime example. Democratic Representative Haley Stevens lost to progressive candidate Abdul Al-Sayed in the party's primary election. Due to controversy surrounding Israel and campaign ads, Stevens publicly endorsed Republican candidate Mike Rogers two days before election day. In Texas, however, the situation is different. Democrat James Tallarico defeated the Trump-backed Republican candidate after the election, however. He publicly acknowledged some of President Trump's achievements on border security, and he expressed a willingness to work with President Trump to advance immigration reform and housing policy. So the question becomes, should the Democratic Party continue to take a hard line against President Trump, or should they seek cooperation on certain policies? This also reflects differing political views within the party. The two stories show that there are still clear divisions within the Democratic Party on foreign and domestic policy issues. Progressives believe that this election demonstrates that the public is calling for greater reform. They advocate for universal health insurance reform of the immigration enforcement system and increased oversight side of the Trump administration. Moderates, however, believe that the Democratic Party won by appealing to moderate voters. They argue that the party should prioritize addressing issues such as high prices, housing and government corruption in order to convince voters that the Democratic Party is capable of governing the country. Both factions won the election, so both believe that their respective approaches had been validated. But voters may simply have been expressing their dissatisfaction without deciding on behalf of the Democratic Party which path it should take in the future. If each faction believes that victory proves it right, then the upcoming 2028 presidential nomination race may actually make existing divisions more apparent and even intensify internal party strife. And there's another issue that should not be overlooked. In the past, the Democratic Party could criticize President Trump and the Republican Party, attributing many policy issues to the Trump administration. But now that the Democrats have secured a majority in Congress, voters may also expect them to shoulder some of the political responsibility. If the two parties reach a stalemate and government policies cannot move forward, then it may not be just President Trump who is blamed by voters. They may also ask what the Democrats have actually done. In 1994, after the Republicans took control of Congress, Clinton clashed with Congress over the budget, which even led to a federal government shutdown. At the time, polls showed that most voters blamed the Republicans, not Clinton. Of course, the Democrats' victory in 2026 should not be dismissed as a mere blip. Changes in the voting patterns of young voters and minority groups, as well as the Democrats' breakthroughs in states that are traditionally dominated by the Republicans, may all reflect a deeper political shift. Third, two years until 2028, the Democratic Party needs to prove its ability to exercise its power in Congress To resolve internal policy disputes and to select a presidential candidate who is capable of winning the support of diverse voters. The Democrats have reason to celebrate their victory, but they have no reason to take it as a guarantee of victory in the next election. And Republicans need to reflect on their mistakes. Losing the congressional majority in 2026 does not mean voters have already decided to hand the White House over to the Democrats two years from now. By 2028, President Trump will no longer be a candidate, so neither party can treat the victory or defeat in 2026 as the final word. That will be a new election and the beginning of a fresh choice for voters. On Friday, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles was replaced by Stephen Miller. On Susie's last day on the job, Deputy Chief of Staff Richard Walters also submitted his resignation. Richard Walters is a longtime ally of Susie Wiles. The two have been working together for over 10 years. Walters said on CBS's Face the Nation that he had submitted his resignation to Stephen Miller on Friday. In his statement, he said that it had been the honor of his life to serve President Trump. The new chief of staff, Stephen Miller, confirmed Walter's leaving. In a statement, Miller said, Richard has been an invaluable member of the White House and has helped deliver some of the administration's biggest victories. While he will be leaving us, Richard will continue to help from the outside as we continue to work with all of our strength to deliver for President Trump and his courageous fight to save America. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has recently been embroiled in a romantic scandal. And the key point is that the woman in question may be a CCP spy. The company said in a Sunday press release that a committee of independent directors and outside counsel will oversee its investigation. Jensen Wong has admitted to having an extramarital affair with an executive from Singapore-based tech company Megaspeed, Alice Wong. He released a statement and he apologized to his family. In a note to NVIDIA staff, Jensen Wong said he was unfaithful and he hurt his wife and children. He wrote, I take full responsibility for what I did and the hurt I caused, and I accept the criticism that comes with it. He also stated that he supports the company's investigation and said, I am committed to protecting NVIDIA and supporting America's national security. If this were just an ordinary scandal, it might not have much impact on Nvidia. But what everyone is focused on is Alice Wong's ties to the CCP. On October 29th, the New York Times reported that during a U.S. investigation into the Singapore-based company Megaspeed, authorities discovered that former senior executive Alice Wong had close ties to Jensen Wong, and they concluded that she had passed information to Beijing. A follow-up report on November 6th further indicated that, according to U.S. intelligence assessments, Alice Wong was recruited by China's Ministry of State Security and her mission involved gathering intelligence related to Jensen Huang. She may also have sought to push the U.S. to ease existing restrictions in order to allow NVIDIA's advanced chips to be sold to China. Taiwanese financial commentator and influencer Emmy Hu stated that she had noticed the interaction between Alice Wong and Jensen Wong as early as October 2025. Emmy Hu mentioned a group photo that went viral on LinkedIn. During Computex 2024, the CEO of a software company was out late at night with friends at a bar in Taipei when a woman named Alice Wong suddenly offered to bring Jensen Wong over. As it turned out, Jensen Wong actually showed up and he posed for a group photo with everyone. Emmy Hu was deeply impressed by this experience, noting that being able to invite Jensen Wong to a bar late at night was proof of their extraordinary friendship. And the details mentioned by Emmy Hu were also confirmed by Parker Schmidt, the CEO of NetThunder, which is a technology company that was present at the time. Schmidt recalled that. Alice Wong had said at the time that she could get Jensen Wong to come. And before long, Jensen Huang did indeed show up drinking whiskey with everyone and posing for photos. NVIDIA, however, stated that Jensen Wong had planned to attend all along. Emmy Hu said that the most intriguing aspect of this incident is not just that Alice Wong was able to gain access to Jensen Wong, but rather the source of funding for the company where she worked and the subsequent multi-billion dollar AI equipment deal. Alice Wong worked for many years as a television reporter for Chinese state-run media. In 2023, however, she left that position to become the CEO of the Singapore-based company Megaspeed. This company is affiliated with the Chinese gaming firm Seven Road, whose ownership structure involves entities such as Zhejiang Century Huatong Group and Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Town Capital Investment Management. In Emmy Hu's view, this equity relationship is not purely commercial. She traced the connection from Zhejiang Century Huatong Group to Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Town Capital Investment Management, and she believes that the relevant investments have ties to Chinese state-owned capital. She even suspects that the owners behind the scenes are likely descendants of CCP veterans. Megaspeed spun off from Seven Road in 2023 and it later shifted its focus to AI data centers becoming customers of NVIDIA. The U.S. Department of Commerce has been investigating whether the company helped Chinese firms circumvent export controls to smuggle restricted NVIDIA chips into China. And what raised even more suspicion for Emmy Hu was the timing of the transactions. After Alice Wong met with Jensen Wong during Computex in Taipei in June of 2024, Megaspeed purchased more than $2 billion worth of AI servers in at least three batches. There are also concerns that the equipment was routed through Malaysia to China. There was also a $3.2 billion deal that, according to Emmy Hu, was blocked by the US Department of Commerce last June. She therefore speculated that the two may have already established a personal relationship, and she questioned whether their relationship was related to the massive procurement deal. In October, the New York Times cited trade records indicating that a Megaspeed affiliate in Malaysia purchased at least $4.8 billion worth of advanced AI equipment that contained NVIDIA chips and technology between June of 2024 and February of 2026. Such a large-scale purchase by a relatively unknown company inevitably raised suspicions in Washington. The Financial Times noted that U.S. national security officials have long harbored private grievances against Jensen Wong. And one of the reasons is that he personally lobbied President Trump earlier this year to secure permission for NVIDIA to sell its H200 chips to China. Regarding Jensen Huang's stance on the Chinese market, Emmy Hu said that she does not entirely dismiss China's technological development, but Jensen Huang's frequent emphasis on the importance of the Chinese market, as well as the competitive threat Huawei poses to NVIDIA, has led her to wonder if there are other factors at play. She questioned whether Jensen Huang might have been severely brainwashed long ago. In an interview with Bloomberg in late October, Jensen Wong said that all of his interactions with Alice Wong were related to the Megaspeed business and were no different from how he treats executives from other clients. An NVIDIA spokesperson also told the New York Times that regional cloud customers receive only general business information. They do not have access to sensitive trade secrets, nor is U.S. national security involved. So, at least now we know that Jensen Wong's explanation wasn't true. On Friday, the three Republican chairmen of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, the Special Committee on China, and the Intelligence Committee sent a joint letter to Jensen Huang requesting that he attend a closed-door briefing on November 18th to account for his interactions with Alice Wong and to explain how NVIDIA safeguards itself against infiltration by foreign intelligence agencies and protects sensitive. technologies. Okay, I have an announcement to make. Today marks the sixth anniversary of Front Page. It was six years ago when we began our mission to bring truthful, unbiased news to all of you freedom-loving people. And we let the truth speak for itself. We let everyone know that change for the better is possible. But it hasn't always been easy, and many obstacles have been put in front of us to silence our efforts. Over the last two years, we have mainly been demonetized by many of the platforms that we broadcast on. 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