Eamon Javers

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They emailed:
“We fully unaware of anything that President Trump might have posted including any video claiming to be from Patriot News Outlet. I cannot comment or any your questions for this reason [sic].”

Given that the logo of “Patriot News Outlet” was on the video posted by President Trump last night, I reached out to the moderator of that website to ask about it. But they said they had no idea about “any video claiming to be from Patriot News Outlet.”

He said: “Well, I don't know about it. I know that crypto is a big thing, and they like it. A lot of people like it. The people behind me like it. My sons are handling that. My family is handling it, and I guess they get investments from different people.”

I asked why he accepted the money and whether it should have been disclosed.

In the Oval Office just now, I asked President Trump about the Wall Street Journal’s report that Abu Dhabi Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan backed a half billion dollar investment into his family’s World Liberty Financial crypto company last year.

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They’re great! Especially when you warsh them down wit a glass of wudder.

I’m from Philly so I pronounce everything wrong.

Ackshually Guy FTW!

I’ll get you a list!

Steve, *actually,* that lectern is positioned on top of a podium, so in this case either one is correct.

No. We do not have a seat today.

High frequency arbitrageurs have already figured out how to profit from the latency.

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Not saying.

Ha! That’s my laundry room. I can fold socks during the commercials. (It saves a ton of time not to have to drive to the studio at 4:30 am, do the live shot at a remote cam and drive back to my house to get the kids off to school and then drive back to the studio for the day)

I have asked a series of questions about it tonight. No response yet.

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I don’t need thesaurus. Any saurus will do.

I thought it was epistemologically sound.

3. That is the terrific photojournalist Steve Washington- we’ve travelled the world together - who happens to be cursed with the desk just behind the newsroom camera. I left it in because he brings added credibility and verisimilitude.

2. That is better addressed to NVIDIA. The company, of course, benefits financially from sales and demand in the secondary market, whether from legitimate customers or black market smugglers.

Great questions!

1. We don’t know when exactly this investigation started or what prompted it. But the complaint details a shipment that allegedly went to Singapore in November of 2024 arranged by a company called HAO Global. That’s the company the agent was looking for in March of 2025.

How $160 million worth of export-controlled Nvidia chips were allegedly smuggled into China The scheme involved falsifying shipping documents to misclassify the GPUs and hide their true destinations, including China and other prohibited locations.

My new deep-ish dive into how $160 million of export-controlled Nvidia chips were allegedly smuggled out of the US and into China. Here’s a hint: it involves dummy front companies, fake logos, a secret warehouse in New Jersey and an undercover op…

www.cnbc.com/2025/12/31/1...

Merry Christmas!

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