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“I Was Unfaithful To My Wife”: Jensen Huang Admits Affair As Nvidia Board Launches Chinese Spy Probe

Update (1505ET): Jensen Huang has admitted to an affair, telling Nvidia staff in a memo that he was unfaithful to his wife, two days after the Financial Times reported that U.S. intelligence believes he had a romantic relationship with alleged Chinese spy Alice Huang. At the same time, Nvidia’s board is launching an independent investigation into whether its CEO was the target of a foreign intelligence effort.

Jensen Huang with Alice Huang (right) in Taiwan. The pair have been described as ‘very close’ – NowNews

“I was unfaithful to my wife,” Huang said in the memo, according to Bloomberg. “My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did.”He said he was “deeply sorry” and is fully cooperating with the investigation. “I love our country and our company, and I am committed to protecting Nvidia and supporting America’s national security,” he said. Huang will remain CEO pending the results of the probe.In a statement Sunday afternoon, the board said a committee of independent directors, assisted by outside independent counsel, will oversee the investigation, launched in light of recent reporting that Huang “has been the target of a foreign intelligence effort.” “While the board has no reason to believe that either national security or Nvidia secrets were compromised, the board’s inquiry will examine all available information,” the statement said. The board added that it has confidence in Huang and his leadership team.Huang had previously insisted his dealings with Alice Huang were “normal,” telling Bloomberg as much last month, while Nvidia has said his interactions with her were “not unusual.”Nvidia has no public succession plan and no obvious heir apparent to the 63-year-old Huang, Bloomberg notes. The company hit a record market value of nearly $5.8 trillion in October but has since slipped below $5 trillion, and it reports earnings on Nov. 17 – the day before the House chairmen want Huang in for their closed-door briefing.If it turns out to be true, the market will of course ask: If Jensen can lie to his wife of 40 years, what else could he lie about or mislead people about?https://t.co/rIVNPxAHy3— The Market Ear (@themarketear) November 8, 2026
***The U.S. government believes Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had a romantic relationship with Alice Huang, a Megaspeed executive whom American intelligence believes was recruited to spy for China’s Ministry of State Security, the Financial Times reported Friday, according to people familiar with the matter.According to the report, U.S. officials wrote a memo earlier this year – based on information obtained by American intelligence, which said Huang had been romantically involved with her. The memo was shared with a small group of top officials shortly before President Trump traveled to Beijing for his summit with Xi Jinping. Nvidia declined to comment on the memo and on the assertions that Huang had an intimate relationship with Alice Huang, who is not related to him.That came hours after the New York Times reported on a memo that circulated among top policymakers in the Trump administration last spring cited intelligence that Alice Huang was a spy for the Ministry of State Security, Beijing’s main intelligence agency. According to that report, she was recruited to collect intelligence on Huang as part of a drive to learn more about American AI chips and potentially influence the company to push for its most advanced chips to be made available to China.None of it appears to have cost Huang his access to the president. When Trump flew to China in May, Huang was not among the chief executives who left Washington on Air Force One, however after Trump learned Huang had been left out, he called the Nvidia CEO – who flew to Alaska and boarded the presidential jet during a stopover, the FT reported. In September, Huang attended the state dinner Trump held for Xi during his U.S. visit.As we reported last week, U.S. intelligence agencies were conducting electronic surveillance of Alice Huang, a Chinese citizen, for at least a year, and that Trump was briefed last year on Huang’s relationship with her but chose not to do anything about it. On Thursday, the Republican chairmen of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, the Intelligence Committee and the Select Committee on the CCP asked Huang to sit for a closed-door briefing on Nov. 18 about his dealings with her.Alice Huang speaks English well and has relationships with executives at the highest levels of the AI chip industry, including Huang and the leaders of Gigabyte, one of the top assemblers of Nvidia supercomputers, according to people who have met her. It is unclear when the two first met. In 2024, around the time they were photographed together at a bar in Taipei, Megaspeed began a multibillion-dollar purchase of advanced AI chips. Photos and videos of the two together have been circulating on social media.pic.twitter.com/KWd6NOzTeA❓ Judging by Their Body Language, What Is the Relationship Between Jensen Huang and Alice Huang?At the 1:03 mark, Alice Huang kisses Jensen Huang on the cheek (and Jensen Huang actively leans his face toward her). Some people say this is neither an… https://t.co/ndBBIeLkiu— Inconvenient Truths – Jennifer Zeng Reports (@jenniferzeng97) November 2, 2026Megaspeed has been building data centers in Southeast Asia and renting their computing power to Alibaba, which the Times describes as a backdoor way for China to get at advanced Nvidia chips that the U.S. bars Nvidia from selling there directly. The company, spun off from a Chinese gaming company in 2023, has come under U.S. scrutiny for allegedly smuggling advanced Nvidia chips into China; Nvidia ran an internal probe and found no evidence of wrongdoing, according to the FT.The network of Shanghai and Zhejiang companies and investors Alice Huang was connected to also has a financial link to China’s military establishment, through an investment in a cybersecurity subsidiary of China Electronics Technology Group, one of the country’s largest makers of military technology, the Times reported.Peter Mattis, a former CIA counterintelligence analyst who now heads the Jamestown Foundation, told the Times that China’s spy agency sees technology as “the key fight for dominance in the economic world.” “Jensen is someone you’d want to influence because he wields a lot of power and is at the crux of a world-shaping technology,” he said.

Megaspeed International executive Alice Huang (center left) with NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang (center right) at a bar in Taipei, Taiwan, in June 2024. /Photo: LinkedIn

And Huang has spent years lobbying Washington to let chip makers sell AI technology to China, arguing it would create competition for Huawei and slow its AI development. In 2025, he persuaded Trump to roll back a prohibition on AI chip sales to China and allow Nvidia to sell a less powerful chip there, then struck a deal with the president to sell Nvidia’s second-most-powerful chip, the H200, to China, with the U.S. taking a 25% cut. Trump later considered letting Nvidia sell China its latest Blackwell chip before backing off. In May, Huang said at an investor conference that China should not have access to Blackwell or the forthcoming Rubin chip. U.S. national security officials have privately expressed frustration about Huang, according to the FT.Nvidia spokesman John Rizzo told the Times the company does not share classified information with its customers, and that customers do not ask Nvidia to press the U.S. government to change its chip policies on China. He has maintained that Huang’s interactions with Alice Huang were “not unusual.” A spokesman for the Chinese embassy called the Times’ reporting “unsubstantiated” and “nothing but smears against China”; the embassy did not respond to the FT. Alice Huang could not be reached for comment, and the White House and CIA declined to comment.Meanwhile, the chips Huang fought to sell are reaching some strange places. The Commerce Department has approved roughly two dozen Chinese firms to buy or handle Nvidia’s H200 chips, some with ties to companies under U.S. sanctions, the Times reported Saturday. One, New Matrix, was cleared to assemble the chips into AI computers, yet its listed address in a Beijing industrial park is an empty shell with wires dangling from the ceiling, and its owners have ties to Wise Road, a Chinese private equity firm the U.S. blacklisted in 2024 for helping the Chinese government acquire strategically sensitive chip companies. Another approved assembler, Maginfra, also appeared deserted when a Times reporter visited; analysts believe it is an offshoot of Inspur, which is on the U.S. entity list for working with the Chinese military.”I have a ton of concerns that neither the Commerce Department or Nvidia is doing the due diligence needed to ensure that the licensing terms are being followed,” said Liza Tobin, the former China director for the White House National Security Council. Rizzo told the Times that “it makes no sense for the Chinese military to depend on American technology,” while a spokesman for the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security said it carefully reviews all applications for national security risks.Huang has until Nov. 11 to tell the three chairmen whether he’ll show up on Nov. 18 – the day after Nvidia reports earnings.
Tyler Durden
Sun, 11/08/2026 – 15:11

When an insurgent’s bullet shattered his arm in combat, Republican Florida Lt. Gov. Jay Collins did not wait around for an evacuation team; the Green Beret performed emergency surgery on himself to save the limb.After the midterms that Gov. Ron DeSantis called a “near extinction-level” event for Republicans, Collins sees a national GOP lying bloodied on the field. He advises his battered and beaten party to show the same refusal to die, and get up like a warrior.”Where we go from here is up to us as a Republican Party,” Collins, dubbed the “Chuck Norris of Florida politics” by DeSantis, told Fox News Digital in an interview just days after the midterm “bloodbath.””This can be a definitive death blow if we allow it to be, but I believe in what we stand for.” he continued. “I believe in our Constitution. I believe in our founding fathers’ vision. I believe that God blessed this nation. I think we have to knuckle down, learn, apply this, and we have come out with a relentless dedication and fury to focus on what matters: To lead our state, to lead our country, and be what we need to be for the American people. That is what we should choose to do.””Hard times happen. Warriors, leaders get up and fight. That’s what we have to do now.”DESANTIS CALLS GOP MIDTERM LOSSES ‘EXTINCTION-LEVEL EVENT’ — AND EXPLAINS WHY FLORIDA SURVIVEDThe metaphor is not subtle. It is a road map, set forth by DeSantis’ two four-year terms – the last year of which was supplemented by Collins as his No. 2.HUGH HEWITT: THE GOP IS WOUNDED, NOT DEAD — BUT RECOVERY HAS TO START NOWCollins said his home state’s recent history of going from a purple state to a GOP stronghold is an example the rest of the country can follow.”Florida’s been the road map,” he said. “I think we’ve been what I call the conservative proving grounds. I think that it’s time for many here in Florida to use our voice and to be out there and help our party get back on their feet. Be resilient. Yeah, man, you got popped. You got hurt. Get back up, dust it off, and let’s go lead. Let’s learn.”While congressional Republicans scramble to assign blame for a devastating cycle of national losses – including the loss of Texas to Democrats – Florida has positioned itself as the country’s preeminent conservative fortress, now the largest red state on the 2028 map.”Losing sucks, winning is awesome: Let’s get back to more winning,” he said. “We’ve just got to figure out how we’re going to do that, and that’s achievable. I think Florida is a blueprint. I think we have a responsibility to lead.”DAVID MARCUS: HOW ASHLEY MOODY SURVIVED THE BLUE TSUNAMI AND EMERGED AS A GOP STARUnder DeSantis, Florida shed its long-held “purple” swing-state identity to become the nation’s largest, most disciplined red bastion. Collins looked back on how he pulled in the no party affiliated voters (NPAs), the valued middle that can flip races and states, in his state Senate race before being tapped to serve under DeSantis.”Republicans showed up, but the NPAs showed up and they overwhelmingly did not align with Republicans,” Collins said, admitting that even Florida’s heavy Republican registered voter edge led to slim margins in the tough midterm environment. “What does that tell us? Well, the biggest gap we had was that we didn’t spend enough time communicating to our NPAs.”Collins pointed back to how he won a Tampa race in a district “that is not a conservative juggernaut in terms of Florida,” running against the Tampa mayor’s mother-in-law.”This was my very first race,” he recalled. “We didn’t talk to a single Republican out there. We only knocked NPA’s and light D’s, and we won by 10. What does that tell you? In a community like Tampa, I didn’t hide from my views. I told people I’m conservative, I’m a Republican.”JASON CHAFFETZ: FIVE TIMELESS POLITICAL LESSONS THAT GOT LOST IN 2026″What I realized is if you’re honest with people, you agree on more than you don’t, but you have got to be willing to step in there and have that conversation,” he said. “And we did that over and over and again. And we built a base of people who trust us, because I don’t play games.””As a party, we need to go back to being the party that welcomes folks in – a little bit more of a big tent – but we have to stand on our conservative values,” he added.Collins is termed out of office along with DeSantis in January, but he will evaluate his future in the state or the national party apparatus. For now, he is committing to nothing and merely saying, “Stay tuned.”TREY GOWDY: THE MIDTERMS WERE A PAINFUL LESSON THAT REPUBLICANS CAN’T SKIP LEARNINGRegardless of candidate or party, Collins goes back to his military background and having risked his life and literally sacrificed limb for unity.”I wore a flag on my shoulder every single day that I served in uniform,” he said. “I wore the flag on my suit, really every single day that I was out there, serving in our state or serving our nation in any way that I could. We’re the American people; we are blessed.”Once the party picks its 2028 candidate, Republicans need to be all-in against the opposition, Collins said.”We have to row the boat,” he said. “Sept. 11 was a big day in our life. Sept. 12 was incredible because we saw the power and the might of what America can be. When we rowed the boat, our enemy was fearful. They were on their heels because they saw an absolute juggernaut standing righteously to defend our people and our way of life. What our enemy fears, what other nations fear is Americans coming together.”TRUMP-BACKED BYRON DONALDS TO MAKE HISTORY AS FLORIDA’S FIRST BLACK GOVERNOR”We have to come together and realize that our nation is blessed,” he continued. “It will fall if we don’t come together. But it won’t happen if we don’t start uniting and remind ourselves that this is America, we’re allies, internal in our country, and we’re going to make sure that it’s the greatest country moving forward. America’s worth fighting for.””We need to focus on getting through this, the aftermath of this cycle, wrap it up, transition, and make sure that we understand exactly what happened,” he concluded. “You know, when we started the war on terror, and I was a young soldier, we spent two years trying to fight the last war. It wasn’t very great, to be honest with you.”Let’s not fight the last war. Let’s understand the operational environment. Let’s under our gaps. Our weaknesses and how we can clearly address those. And then we’re going to have to move with a righteous fury.”

The new White Hiouse helipad in October 2026 (Courtesy President Donald J. Trump)
A prominent ally of President Donald Trump says she won’t apologize for making money off her reputation.
Self-described journalist and activist Laura Loomer reportedly accepted thousands of dollars in undisclosed payments to write social media posts to her 1.9 million followers on X for clients who sought to reach the president, the Washington Post reported, citing former Trump campaign adviser Alex Bruesewitz and three anonymous sources.
Loomer has been an influential voice among those in the president’s circle during his second term, having personally delivered information to him about National Security Council staffers she considered disloyal in April 2025 and urged him to fire them.
Laura Loomer with former President Donald Trump on Tuesday, April 20, 2021 at his Mar-a-Lago residence in Palm Beach, Florida. (Courtesy Laura Loomer)
Loomer reportedly received $3,000 to $5,000, if not more, per commissioned social media post, according to the Post, citing two anonymous sources.
She and her media company, King Breaker Media, also appear to have received more than $60,000 across four payments since May 2025, according to bank records reviewed by the Post. These transactions may have served as payment for her X posts, two sources told the outlet, though the available financial records did not denote an explicit purpose.
“I’m not some influencer that makes money from tweeting. My business is public affairs and opposition research,” Loomer said in an interview with the Post. She also denied the allegation she asks for $5,000 per tweet.
“Thank you to the Washington Post for promoting my public affairs company and my opposition research firm [Loomered Strategies] today in an effort to demonize me for… *checks notes* being effective,” Loomer wrote Saturday in an X post responding to the Post’s report. “Turns out it’s not illegal in America to make a living, and it’s not illegal to have a business doing public affairs and opposition research.”
Loomer is like a “nuclear bomb,” an anonymous source told the Post.
“A great Republican strategist, a great person, a killer when she’s angry at you,” Trump similarly said of Loomer at an Oct. 2 campaign rally.
Loomer is an advocate of the Iran War, which critics such as Tucker Carlson and former Republican Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene argue was a betrayal of the America First movement.
“WaPo claims in their smear article about me that I am a ‘nuclear bomb.’ They are right,” Loomer added. “You can hire me, or your opposition will.”

Thank you to the Washington Post for promoting my public affairs company and my opposition research firm today in an effort to demonize me for… *checks notes* being effective.
Turns out it’s not illegal in America to make a living, and it’s not illegal to have a business doing public affairs and opposition research. Since when has it ever been a secret that I do oppo research and public affairs.
People want to plant stories about me ahead of 2028 because many view me as a threat. They aren’t wrong, because when people look back at what I was capable of doing to previous campaigns, it’s work that even the most seasoned political consultants and opposition research firms are envious of. It’s work that has literally altered the course of history. It’s work that has been recognized by the most powerful people in the world.
Some people want to plant stories about me because I suppose they worry that maybe they won’t be able to get me on their team ahead of 2028.
2028 is going to be a very busy year.
The political landscape will be very contentious and fast moving, and as we like to say at @LoomeredStrat, “information is a weapon, and it’s time to get armed”.
Whether you are a business owner, a candidate for office, a lawyer, a donor or even just a private citizen, information is your gateway to success in a modern world.
Loomered Strategies is available to assist you with your opposition research needs, whether it be research into a prospective political opponent, a competitor, a business, or someone who you really just need and want more information about for whatever reason that may be. We won’t pry, and your confidentiality is always protected.
I enjoy helping people with their research and communication needs, and there’s always a need for information in a world where data and information is now the most valuable resource in the world.
WaPo claims in their smear article about me that I am a “nuclear bomb”.
They are right. That’s why people hire me and that’s why some people fear me.
As I said before, information is a weapon. Time to get armed.
You can hire me, or your opposition will.
Your choice.
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) November 7, 2026

Neither Loomer, Bruesewitz, nor the White House immediately responded to the Daily Caller News Foundation’s requests for comment.
Loomer accused Bruesewitz of paying conservative influencers for their social media posts through his firm, X Strategies, in another X post. She believes Bruesewitz disagrees with her politically and was “lashing out,” the Post reported.

I don’t understand why Alex @alexbruesewitz is all of a sudden trying to pretend like he is so opposed to influencers, consultants and anyone with a business making money online. His company, X Strategies, is one of the firms most common for paying so called conservative influencers to tweet, and his company has been doing this for years.
All day I have been inundated with messages from people telling me they were once paid by Alex’s company… yet he’s all of a sudden pretending like the business he participates in is unethical.
He still operates X Strategies.
I think the bigger question is, why is Alex all of a sudden changing his tune as he’s in litigation with his former business partner Derek Utley, and why did Alex wait till after the election to speak about this?
It would be one thing if Alex was consistent, but his entire company is known in political circles for *paying influencers* and helping clients boost their social media following through paid posts and marketing…
So what’s the story?
Is he scared about something? Is he trying to distract attention away from himself? Is he afraid he’s going to be investigated by Democrats because of his proximity to 1789 Capital?
Alex is very financially driven. Notice he says the influencer industry is now too financially driven. Anyone and everyone who knows Alex knows all he cares about is making money…. So since when is he not a fan of financially driven businesses?
Don’t believe me? Just go type in X Strategies into the FEC records and see how much his company has been paid over the years.
And to be honest, despite the fact that Alex is a massive hypocrite, I’m glad Alex has been paid. People deserve to be paid for their work, no matter how disingenuous and flippant they may be.
This is America where we celebrate capitalism, not communism.
Talk about hypocrisy though!
If you feel this way Alex, when are you going to close down your business?
By your own argument, your entire business model has “drifted from its roots.”
I’m sure you make plenty of money in your advisory role (you know the one), so maybe you will give up your company out of principle since you’re all of a sudden so bothered by it.
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) November 8, 2026

Bruesewitz’s company paid Loomer for policy-related tweets in 2025, according to the Post. Loomer, however, claims she was paid to conduct one page of research for him.
“I’m not against creators getting paid, I just think it’s probably time for political influencers to disclose what opinions they are being paid for,” Bruesewitz said in a Saturday post to X responding to Loomer.
“Our discourse would be healthier if those arrangements had to be disclosed,” he continued, claiming he is transparent about his work.

I’ve been open about my work in this industry. My experience is what makes me uniquely qualified to say it’s gotten out of hand. I’m not against creators getting paid, I just think it’s probably time for political influencers to disclose what opinions they are being paid for. Our discourse would be healthier if those arrangements had to be disclosed.
Why are you so opposed to disclosures?
— Alex Bruesewitz (@alexbruesewitz) November 8, 2026

Influencers must disclose an “endorsement” when they are paid to promote a product, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
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Patrick Mahomes has left the Kansas City Chiefs game against the New York Jets with what appears to be a serious injury to his right (throwing) arm.The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback took a hit from New York Jets edge rusher David Bailey as he was winding up to throw a deep pass. Instead, his arm hit Bailey as the defender closed in on Mahomes.The ball fluttered to the ground as an apparent fumble.PATRICK MAHOMES ANSWERS TROUBLING QUESTIONS ABOUT HIS SERIOUS KNEE INJURY ON FIRST DRIVE OF THE CHIEFS SEASONMahomes was left on his knees, grasping his right elbow, in obvious pain.PATRICK MAHOMES SO OBSESSIVE ABOUT KNEE REHAB HE TAKES A TRAINER WITH HIM WHEN HE LEAVES TOWNThe shocking thing of all this? Mahomes returned to the game.The man is Gumby.THE CRAIG CARTON SHOW–UNFILTERED, UNAPOLOGETIC AND UNMISSABLE. DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW!Despite seeming to favor the arm, as he tried to make throws on the sideline, Mahomes returned to the game on Kansas City’s next series and threw a completion to tight end Travis Kelce.Then he scrambled up the middle for a 7-yard gain.This is not normal.The game is at halftime and the expectation is Mahomes will receive further attention then before a decision on his status in the second half is finalized.This is a breaking story and will be updated.

Comedian Dave Chappelle said he feels “better” following the assassination of Turning Point USA (TPUSA) founder Charlie Kirk during a stand-up performance in New York City on Friday night, provoking outrage across social media.Despite rules barring cell phones from the Madison Square Garden show, a video circulating on social media shows Chappelle appearing to make the remarks during his “Karmageddon” tour stop in New York City.”I feel f—– up saying this. It’s scary being a public speaker. And I mean, look, ever since that guy, Charlie Kirk, got murdered, and I shouldn’t say this publicly, but, I feel better.”‘SNL’ WEEKEND UPDATE ANCHOR CALLS REPUBLICANS SLURS, MOCKS CHARLIE KIRK IN STAND-UP SPECIAL”I know I shouldn’t say that, but it’s just a feeling. I didn’t ask to feel this way,” Chappelle said. He then described his unexpected high spirits in the aftermath of Kirk’s killing.”I just be driving around like, ‘Why am I in such a good mood? Oh!'” Chapelle continued on Friday.TPUSA pointed Fox News Digital to Erika Kirk’s statement on X, in which she wrote that treating the destruction of human life as a punchline is “disgusting.””A culture that laughs at assassination is one of profound moral decay. It threatens the very foundation of our country and the principles that hold our democracy together. You do not have to agree with someone’s politics to recognize the value of their life. This should not be so hard,” she continued.”Shame, shame, shame on Chappelle,” Elon Musk posted.Benny Johnson, host of “The Benny Show” podcast, called Chappelle’s remarks “sick,” while political commentator Meghan McCain asked, “What the h— is wrong with Dave Chappelle?!”Former communications director to former Vice President Mike Pence Katie Miller tagged Live Nation, the entertainment behemoth that sold tickets for Chapelle’s tour, on X and asked, “Is this something we agree with?”Journalist Piers Morgan wrote that Chappelle’s comments were “especially egregious given that Chappelle himself survived an attack on stage in 2022.” Many on X pointed out that Charlie Kirk himself posted in support of Chappelle after the comedian was attacked. Kirk wrote that refusing to charge the comedian’s assailant sent “a clear message that public acts of political violence are justifiable.” The man who attacked Chappelle was ultimately charged with four misdemeanors.Kirk was murdered at a TPUSA event at Utah Valley University in Orem on September 10, 2025.A trial date for Tyler Robinson, 23, the alleged shooter, has not yet been set.PETE DAVIDSON SPARKS BACKLASH AFTER EXPLICIT JOKE ABOUT SLAIN CHARLIE KIRK DURING NETFLIX ROASTRobinson has pleaded ⁠not guilty to all seven charges filed against him. His attorneys are seeking to block cameras from an upcoming hearing.Chappelle has received backlash for his edgier jokes over the years, including jokes about transgender people. Pushback against part of his stand-up show “The Closer,” released on Netflix in 2021, led to a small group of Netflix employees staging a walkout in protest. Kirk’s murder has been the subject of multiple comedians’ sets, including, Pete Davidson, who faced backlash after an explicit joke during Netflix’s “The Roast of Kevin Hart” at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. “Tony reminds me of Charlie Kirk in that he’s definitely been on camera letting a guy unload in his throat,” Davidson said during the roast. “Saturday Night Live” “Weekend Update” co-anchor Michael Che also joked about Kirk’s killing during his Netflix special, “Michael Che: Shot in Minnesota.””I feel like Erika Kirk on this stage. That’s no disrespect to the Kirks, by the way,” Che said. Che said he didn’t know who Charlie Kirk was before the activist was killed, joking that he initially thought people were talking about “the dude from Star Trek.”Fox News Digital reached out to Chapelle’s team and Madison Square Garden for comment but did not immediately hear back. 

Former President George W. Bush welcomed 27 veterans to his ranch in Crawford, Texas, for his 16th annual Warrior Ride, an event honoring their service and recovery ahead of Veterans Day.”These veterans have overcome a lot… but there’s no self-pity. There’s no, ‘Please feel sorry for me,'” the 43rd president said on Friday.”They serve as a great example of how to deal with life’s difficulties and recover. I’ve watched a lot of them over the years go from darkness to light,” he said. Bush’s continued involvement with wounded veterans drew praise from his cousin, Fox News contributor Billy Bush, who emphasized on “The Sunday Briefing” that the former president’s commitment to service members did not end when he left the White House.”George W. Bush has never wavered,” he said.”The greatest responsibility of the office is deciding to send troops to war, and inevitably, some get hurt. And for George W., that doesn’t end when you walk out of office. He’s done it 16 years in a row. He’s hopping on his bike and riding with the guys.”NEARLY 200 INJURED SERVICE MEMBERS COMPETE IN 2026 WARRIOR GAMESBush also cited his cousin’s portraits of wounded warriors as another example of George W. Bush’s continued dedication to veterans.GEORGE BUSH WELCOMES TOP OFFICIALS TO HIS HOME STATE FOR 9/11 REMEMBRANCE ON 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF ATTACKS”Character matters, and his artwork is about wounded warriors. He has really, really lived it all the way through. So hats off to the old man.”Billy Bush also joked about seeing his 80-year-old cousin back on a bicycle.”I’m a little nervous seeing him at 80 years old on there. Here he goes. Keep it on the flats, man.”

AG Todd Blanche was on “Fox News Sunday” with guest host Gillian Turner to discuss the Democrats threatening lawfare against the Trump administration.
Since the Democrats won the midterms last week, a number of them have been threatening not only the administration, but even donors to the Republican Party, American companies, and college students who would consider working in the Trump administration.
“With the Democrats about to take a majority on the Hill, incoming committee leaders have already promised investigations into the Trump administration,” Turner said.
“Some Democrats are now calling this new Congress that will get underway in January the “lawyer up” era. They are threatening as you well know, investigations, subpoenas, potential impeachment articles,” Turner continued.
“Do you agree with the President that these threats from Democrats are potentially criminal acts, and when do you plan to begin your counter investigation?” Turner asked.
“This has been happening for months now. You had a Senator threatening college students, threatening young people that if they joined the Trump administration, they should look forward to investigations and having to get lawyers. That is not something we can tolerate in this country,” Blanche said.
“Since Tuesday, you have had incoming leaders just do exactly the same thing. They are threatening current members of the administration. They are threatening American companies who have invested in jobs, invested in manufacturing,” Blanche said.
“At some point, we have to say enough is enough. That is not the way this country can survive or live with these ongoing threats,” Blanche continued.
“They have tried this before. It didn’t work last time. It’s not gonna work this time,” Blanche said.
“If you work in this administration, you have a lawyer; it’s me. And we will defend you. We will work hard,” Blanche said.
“Isn’t there a rather fine dividing line between not tolerating, as you say, these kinds of threats and actually investigating, potentially launching criminal charges against these Democrats?” Turner asked.
“Yes, and it depends on what’s said. Some of these threats were horrific. For example, a Senator threatening people who are still in college getting their education that if they choose to go and work, if they choose to exercise their rights to go and work for an administration, that they are gonna be investigated. That’s a threat that should never happen,” Blanche explained.
Blanche was talking about unimpressive leftist Sen. Slotkin in Michigan for threatening college kids.
“President Trump welcomes, welcomes any sort of commentary and criticism. He always has, but what he is frustrated with, what he is angry about, and he should be, is these outright threats to come after people, to investigate people, to ruin their lives, to lawyer up. This is something the Democrats tried four years ago with President Trump and his family. It did not work then, and it won’t work now,” Blanche said.
Watch:

WATCH: @AGToddBlanche responds to Sen Ron Johnson (R-WI) accusations about corruption in the Trump administration: “if there is corruption, this department will investigate it and will prosecute it,” adding however that having success in this economy is not the same thing. https://t.co/Otz8JKW2I5
— Fox News Sunday (@FoxNewsSunday) November 8, 2026

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