Jensen Huang getting caught in bed with Alice Huang is certainly interesting. But President Donald Trump getting caught (figuratively) in bed with Jensen Huang is much more interesting.
Twice before Monday, and probably more like three times, Trump was told that Huang’s lover was a suspected Chinese spy. The first time was in October 2025, according to The New York Times. Trump “chose not to do anything with the information,” the Times reported, because he was “wary of disrupting Nvidia’s chip sales, which are helping to drive the economy and the stock market, and of further complicating the trading relationship with China.”
On Monday, Trump said he didn’t recall being told even once about Huang’s worrisome romantic entanglement. That suggests either that Trump is too senile to remember such things or too stupidly defiant to maintain a prudent distance. I lean toward the second interpretation because Trump is, somehow, still defending the guy. “I believe he’s suffering greatly,” Trump told the reporters. “He built a great company, American company, and I think he’s a very honorable guy. And I feel very confident that he’ll be in good shape.”
Throughout this entire period—indeed, going back to 2024—the United States government suspected Nvidia’s chief Southeast Asia partner, Megaspeed, of diverting chips to China. At the time of Trump’s first export approval, it’s possible Trump hadn’t yet been told that Huang’s mistress was a suspected Chinese spy. But at the time of the second export, we know for a fact that he had been told. He approved the foreign sales anyway.
The Commerce officials politely declined to talk to Teter and forwarded his meddling emails to Kessler, who told them to handle the investigation by the book. But it seems clear Kessler and, in all likelihood, Lutnick, flirted momentarily with disrupting Commerce’s Metaspeed investigation, which eventually moved over to the Department of Justice. (In July 2025 Lutnick said of the Nvidia sales to China: “We don’t sell them our best stuff, not our second best stuff, not even our third best. The fourth one down, we want to keep China using it.”)
This is all fodder for incoming Democrats interested in accountability, and maybe even some Republicans. In Nvidia’s case, Trump turned a stubbornly blind eye to his own government’s evidence that Nvidia’s partner Megaspeed diverted chips illegally to China. In the UAE’s case, Trump disregarded his own government’s evidence that the UAE was sharing missile technology with China. In both instances, Trump set a price that had nothing to do with protecting national security. People say that Trump is an inconsistent decisionmaker, and that’s true. But when it comes to corruption, Trump is very consistent. He always wants to wet his beak.
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