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Republicans push for Jensen Huang's testimony following Nvidia CEO's resignation
OffOnStream on Republicans renew push for Jensen Huang's testimony following Nvidia CEO's resignation "I don't think he's got anything to hide now.
0:56Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang listens as President Donald Trump speaks during an event at the U.S. Julia Demaree Nikhinson/AP, FILERepublican lawmakers are continuing to call for testimony from Nvidia's former CEO Jensen Huang, who resigned Thursday morning following reports that he had an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. Tim Burchett said it was a "good move" for Huang to resign, adding that the former Nvidia executive should testify as lawmakers have raised concerns about the national security implications of Huang's reported relationship given that he ran the world's largest computer chip manufacturer.
"I don't think he's got anything to hide now. Let it fly," Burchett said to reporters at the Capitol Thursday morning. Tim Burchett talks to reporters as he arrives for a procedural vote on whether to send the potential impeachment of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to committee, on Capitol Hill, Nov. John Moolenaar, the chairman of the China Select Committee, told ABC News that lawmakers have growing concerns as details of Huang's affair continue to come to light.
