Jensen Huang, the CEO and face of NVIDIA, is under investigation after to admitting to an affair with a woman who is potentially a Chinese spy.
Huang admitted the affair in a statement he made to company employees. The woman allegedly involved is named Alice Huang. Although she shares the same surname as Jensen Huang, she is not related to him.
China denies spying on the world’s eighth richest man, but once the Democrats take office it looks like there’s going to be some government scrutiny.
So will NVIDIA toss Huang overboard? And is this part of a foreign anti-AI campaign? Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
Rural Missouri families are already struggling to pay the power bill—and two AI data centers haven’t even broken ground.
Alison Queenos knows the math. Tech giants spent billions building data centers to run artificial intelligence, promising jobs and tax revenue, but her utility bill is already soaring. “Sure, I can barely afford it now.” CBS now reports 44 of 47 local data-center restriction measures passed Tuesday, a grassroots revolt against water, noise, and power costs that corporate media mostly ignored.
The same day, ABC reported the tech sector shed $2.5 trillion in a single session, its steepest drop in 19 months. Nvidia alone lost $450 billion, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1,800 points, erasing the post-election rally. That is not a routine pullback—it is the AI trade recalibrating in real time as communities refuse to subsidize cheap AI for Silicon Valley with unaffordable electricity for working families.
For every county with a proposed data center, the stakes are straightforward. Local residents are told to accept promises of construction jobs and expanded tax bases, but they see transmission lines, water drawdowns, and rate hikes before any economic payoff arrives. Alison Queenos doesn’t need a CBS exit poll to read her own utility bill. Across rural America, voters are deciding they would rather keep control of their grid than gamble on Big Tech promises, and 44 of 47 restriction measures passing is a mandate the market cannot spin away. Here’s more from the Next News Network.
Reddit is going to force users to log in to view the site, claiming that Google has destroyed their traffic with AI overviews. Or maybe people are just noping out because the site is trash?
Whatever, this is NOT going over well. And this is after charging for API access. And pushing AI moderation. And ads. And… Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
Predictive analyst Clif High returns to the program to share the latest findings from his new Ulta report. His reports use predictive analytics to “predict” what may unfold in the future. In the past, his reports have been highly accurate and have lined up remarkably well with events that followed.
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After years without a new report, this one promises fresh insights into what is coming. With instability and uncertainty everywhere, people are looking for information that can help them navigate what lies ahead. We discuss what High is seeing and what it could mean for all of us.
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High has amassed a huge following through both his predictive analysis and his incredibly entertaining dialogue that gets you thinking differently. Here’s more from Sarah Westall on Business Game Changers.
This week gave us tons of headlines about AI-powered cyberattacks by “rogue AI agents” as major banks restricted third-party AI agents, healthcare systems reported security breaches (whoopsie daisy HIPAA), and the “experts” raised concerns about vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure. The news media has dubbed this hacking attack as “BLACK OCTOBER”.
But there’s a bigger question on my mind…What happens if a major cyberattack disrupts access to our bank accounts, healthcare records, or the internet itself? What happens when everything goes offline? You can breathe easy because numerous “tabletop exercises” by *trusted* organizations have been practicing the dry run of just that. How lucky are we?
In this video, we’re connecting the dots between recent cybersecurity developments, the UK’s emergency preparedness campaign, the World Economic Forum’s Cyber Polygon exercises, and SIFMA’s Quantum Dawn VIII financial crisis simulation.
So are these just extra preparedness for increasingly sophisticated threats—or something else entirely?
As always, I encourage you to examine the evidence and draw your own conclusions.
Topics covered: AI cyberattacks, banking security, third-party AI agents, Quest Diagnostics, critical infrastructure, UK emergency preparedness, CyberPolygon, Quantum Dawn VIII, digital ID, and financial cybersecurity, Here’s more from Really Graceful.
Sloppy Democrat Politician Gets FOUR-EYED Before Interview 🤪
This sloppy drunk Democrat woman politician just did an absolute train wreck of a live TV interview, and the clip has gone viral. Jaime West is running for Fayette County Council in Indiana. In this candidate forum she slurs through her opening statement, loses the thread on basic questions, mixes up the police chief and the fire chief, and says her first act in office would be “firing all Republicans.”
Later on, she confessed to “having a beer” beforehand. Ok Jaime 😂
Sugar and I sit down and watch the whole thing. We go through the opening statement, the income tax question, her plan to make AI data centers pay every resident $10,000, and the closing statement that sent the clip viral.
Here’s a new edition from the Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt, returning to the HotZone. That’s the region of the Caribbean Sea between the Bahamas and western Cuba that contains seabed ruins. Many believe Atlantis once prospered in this region before its disappearance between the sea.
The Dark Journalist’s focus is upon Morris Ketchum Jessup, an astronomer and archaeologist who was perhaps the most advanced UFO researcher of the 1950s. He wrote the book The Case for The UFO in 1955, linking “ancient monuments with prehistoric superscience.” Jessup not only delved into Helena Blavatsky’s cult of Theosophy but also Atlantis and the ancient continents of Mu and Lemuria. He died in 1968, supposedly committing suicide, the same day he had invited a friend to meet him to discuss the telekinesis that occurred during the Philadelphia Experiment.
To this day, the so-called suicide reeks of something more sinister — perhaps murder — as seemingly happened to so many UFO researchers in the 1950s and 1960s, among them Dorothy Kilgallen and Damon Runyon Jr. Jessup’s situation is doubly suspicious because he is the grandson of Morris Ketchum Jesup (yes, he spelled the surname differently, removing one of the two “s” from the spelling.) This Jesup was a financial mover and shaker, president of the American Museum of Natural History, who funded the polar expeditions of Robert Peary. He also was a member of the Jekyll Island Club, along with J.P. Morgan, William Rockefeller and others behind founding the Federal Reserve Bank.
This is a two-part video — the Jessups and other early UFO personalities occupy the opening half, while the conclusion returns to a deeper discussion of more recent HotZone figures, among them Marvin Minsky, who developed much of the framework behind AI; and Margaret Sanders, the eldest daughter of KFC founder Colonel Harland Sanders. This segment extends to even more recent HotZone figures: The CIA/Mossad-connected blackmailer Jeffrey Epstein, his submarine-piloting paramour Ghislaine Maxwell and oceanographer Alexandra Cousteau, the grand-daughter of the deep-sea diving Jacques Cousteau.
The Dark Journalist promises a follow-up soon getting more deeply into the senior Morris Ketchum Jesup (1830-1908) that will contain explosive revelations, not only on the Arctic and Greenland, but also going back to dinosaurs! So’s there’s plenty of science, history, finance and adventure to digest here, as well as mind-boggling skullduggery and dark conspiracy theories.
