Nvidia CEO resigns & agrees to testify before Congress on relationship with accused Chinese spy | House passes bill to allow simultaneous veterans disability & retirement benefits

Nvidia Founder and CEO Jensen Huang resigns and agrees to testify before Congress in closed session, after it was revealed he had affairs with two women: an employee and someone accused of being a Chinese spy. We will hear from Congressional leaders and Attorney General Todd Blanche and talk with Wall Street Journal reporter Amrith Ramkumar about the economic and national security ramifications (6); Scott Colom makes history as the the first black U.S. Senator from Mississippi since Reconstruction after defeating incumbent Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith in a very close race; White House Counsel Will Scharf and incoming House Oversight Committee chair Robert Garcia (D-CA) spar over the scope and legitimacy of expected extensive investigations of the Trump Administration next year when Democrats have the majority in Congress; House overwhelmingly passes a bill to allow disabled veterans to receive full disability pay and retirement pay with no offsets, and there is continued, vigorous House floor debate over another Republican-sponsored veteran benefits bill that passed yesterday by voice vote when Democrats were looking to have a roll call vote and put Members on record; Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. announces more research on a psychedelic drug to see if it can help veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder; House subcommittee looks at anti-Christian violence in Nigeria.

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