Trump discusses allegations with Nvidia CEO, claims denial of knowledge
President Donald Trump stated he had a conversation with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Monday, during which Huang asserted he was unaware that the woman involved in his admitted extramarital affair was a purported Chinese spy.
Trump expressed surprise regarding the allegations, which prompted Nvidia’s board to launch an independent inquiry. “He’s suffering greatly,” the president commented.
Trump indicated he recently became aware of the claims concerning Alice Huang. “I didn’t hear about it then, but a lot of people have heard about it, and Jensen totally denies that,” he said.
According to Trump, he contacted Huang to inquire about his well-being. “I asked him today because I did speak to him today just to see if he’s feeling all right. ‘How you doing?’” Trump recalled.
He added that Huang maintained he had no knowledge of the individual in question being a spy.
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“Trump says Jensen Huang denied to him Monday knowing paramour 'was a spy'”
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