“The United States looks pretty damn foolish as a result of this. That's a motivation for China itself to do a controlled release of this information, particularly if the affair is now over and they're not going to get anything else out of it.”

…And that's powerful knowledge for them. If they know that they still have another two years where the Commerce Department or the Justice Department can be dissuaded from, you know, furiously investigating potential violations of national security laws, that's really valuable for them to know.

…and failed to do something. So somebody within the administration or intelligence decided to take this to the reporters. That's a pretty significant that is in my, I am not even an expert in these things. And I'm like, oh, that's not, that's not great. So give us a little bit more nuanced analysis.

So I just kind of want to also put a timeline on the very, like, now we're talking about Trump's admiration for Jensen Huang, like, but that was not always the case. And in fact, around the same time that he was last seen with Alice Wang, the supposed honeypot that he has been linked to, Jensen…

It's entirely possible. And if I were, you know, a newly made member of the majority in Congress conducting oversight hearings, this would probably be something into which I wanted to look. We don't know for certain. I mean, things we do know that would slightly mitigate against this scenario…

Hey, folks, Ben Wittis here. And I want to tell you about a time long ago when my household was carrying some debt. It was student debt by current standards. It wasn't the biggest deal in the world, but it felt like a big deal. We didn't