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Jensen Huang first described his interactions with Alice Huang as normal business, then admitted to Nvidia employees that he had been unfaithful to his wife. I ask retired FBI Special Agent Robin Dreeke where normal business ends and spying starts, and how anyone would know which one this was.
Reports say U.S. intelligence concluded Alice Huang, a former top executive at chip buyer Megaspeed, was a Chinese intelligence asset. China calls that groundless. President Trump has said Huang denied knowing she was a spy, and that he believes him.
Robin, the former chief of the FBI's Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program, explains what an interviewer would ask Huang to find out what he actually knew, and whether a casual chat with a CEO can still give a foreign government something it wants. I ask whether the FBI would ever have someone who may have been used keep talking to the suspected spy, and how agents decide if that person can handle it. We finish on how investigators get employees to speak up when the board has said it has confidence in Huang.
Three House committee chairs have asked for a closed-door briefing.
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