Breaking News: A single sentence from the US Attorney General shattered Washington's "Huang Le spy story"! After more than a year of wiretapping, FBI investigations, and congressional briefings, what was the final "evidence" presented? Under pressure from reporters, Attorney General Branch flipped the table: "Your question assumes something I've never said and don't know if it's true. Nobody said she was a spy. I certainly didn't." He added insult to injury: "Neither the Department of Justice, myself, nor the FBI Director has reached any conclusion about whether she is a spy." Look at the statements from these four major agencies: The CIA said: It's not convincing enough that Huang Le is a Chinese female spy. The Office of the Director of National Intelligence said: Previous statements were "not entirely accurate and exaggerated." Homme Hymes, the incoming chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said after a classified briefing: "At least for now, I don't know." Four major agencies, four "no's." So who is insisting she's a spy? An anonymous official told CNN: "It's unbelievable that she's not an agent of XX! After all, she's a successful businesswoman from XX." Is this all they came up with after a year-long investigation? Just because she's a successful Chinese businesswoman? The only confirmed "crime" is the leak of the classified memo. According to Axios and the critical New York Times, the memo, drafted by Rubio, was sent to Commerce Secretary Lutnick. Its core content was: Jensen Huang has close ties with Le Huang, and intelligence officials suspect she was recruited as a spy or agent. The memo integrated long-term surveillance of her and her company, Megaspeed, suspecting Megaspeed of violating export controls by transferring Nvidia chips. The aim was to issue a national security warning to the Commerce Department, urging Megaspeed to be added to the Entity List. But the memo itself contained that crucial sentence: "No source claims that Jensen Huang himself was aware of Le Huang's espionage activities." And that's not all. Even Trump himself, when asked in a video interview whether Huang Lei was a Chinese spy, publicly admitted: "I'm not sure." Therefore, an "intelligence assessment," an "unbelievable statement from an anonymous official," a "leaked memo," and even the president's statement of "uncertainty," combined to oust Huang Lei, a Chinese-American CEO, from Nvidia. When "success" itself becomes a suspect, and "Chinese businessman" becomes a cardinal sin, this is no longer counter-espionage; it's a witch hunt. What should truly be investigated is the leaked memo, and the American politicians and media who used "unbelievable" instead of evidence. A completely fabricated "Chinese female spy" story forcefully pinned the label of "colluding with Chinese spies" on Huang Lei. They then used so-called "ambiguous evidence" from five anonymous Nvidia employees to directly expel Huang Lei from the Nvidia empire he built with his own hands. What a ridiculous, melodramatic storyline! The ruthless CIA, and the American media that eats people alive. This is the so-called "free and democratic" society of America. How pathetic! How laughable!