Why did Jensen Huang's sex scandal become a target on Capitol Hill only after the midterm elections? Because the CIA had been monitoring him for a year, and Trump already knew about it. A year ago, intelligence agencies monitored Huang Le and intercepted communications, only then discovering Huang's involvement. Trump heard the report but chose not to take action—Nvidia was too important at the time, and Huang was still lobbying for chip exports for him. Now he can't care less; he's become a crippled president himself, so he's dragging Huang down with him. Trump has shown his two-faced nature this time, praising Huang while secretly allowing the Republicans to use Huang as a scapegoat. Why is it only now that they've taken action and are firing Huang? Because the Democrats swept both houses of Congress. Huang, this "moderate" CEO on China, has become the perfect sacrificial lamb in the partisan battle. The entire affair can be summarized in four points: 1. Democratic Party asserting authority: Making an example of someone. By targeting the wealthiest AI oligarch, they're sending a message to Silicon Valley: getting too close to Trump will get you investigated. Zuckerberg of Meta is likely next. 2. Republican Party seizing leverage: Using someone else to do their dirty work. All three committees are chaired by Republicans. By acting before the Democrats, they're proving themselves to be the true champions of a hardline stance against China. 3. American politicians want to silence Jensen Huang. If he tries to lobby for relaxed export restrictions to China again, a single sentence from Congress—"Explain your relationship with the Chinese female spy"—will shut him up. 4. Shifting from "blocking chips" to "blocking qualifications." In the future, every overseas sale by Nvidia will be scrutinized for the buyer's identity and the chip's destination. Compliance costs will skyrocket, and delivery speeds will slow down. This is a strict measure to limit the flow of high-end chips to China. These American politicians aren't trying to force Jensen Huang to step down; they want him to live with this stain on his reputation, becoming a puppet of American politicians. Nvidia has no successor; getting rid of Huang would be self-destructive for American AI. Shutting him up is more effective than killing him. On the chessboard of the US-China AI rivalry, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's private life is merely the most convenient pawn. Do you understand the real purpose behind the US exposing Huang's extramarital affair to the public?