Investigate Trump's Inaction on Jensen Huang's China Ties

Investigate why the White House sat on a national security concern involving Jensen Huang for nearly a year and took no action. Trump was briefed on this. Rubio put it in a classified memo this spring. That is not a rumor. That is documented. Huang has pushed to loosen restrictions on selling advanced AI chips to China while the two countries are locked in a race for technological dominance. The White House knew about the conflict, and instead of acting, Trump reportedly called Huang personally to put him back on the Beijing trip in May after he had been left off the list. Now this is surfacing ten days before Trump is scheduled to sit down with Xi in Shenzhen on November 18th. The timing is not a coincidence. Officials who flagged this internally could not get the White House to move, so they went to the press. Congress cannot let this slide. A sitting president was briefed on a potential national security problem tied to one of the most powerful figures in the global chip industry and chose to protect access over accountability. That demands a full investigation, on the record, before that Shenzhen meeting happens.