Jensen Huang owned $141 BILLION of Nvidia and still couldn't save his own job. Now Elon Musk and 65,000 people are trying to bring him back. It won't be their call. Because of one HUGE MISTAKE nobody checked. He co-founded Nvidia in 1993. He ran it for 33 years. He built it into the most valuable company on Earth, worth over $5 TRILLION at its peak. But he held about 870 million shares. That's roughly 3.6% of the company. And Nvidia has no super-voting shares. Mark Zuckerberg has them at Meta. That's why nobody can vote him out. Jensen had one vote per share, like everyone else. So when the board opened an investigation into whether he had been targeted by a foreign intelligence operation, the decision about his future wasn't his. It belonged to the board. They met on Wednesday evening. By Thursday morning, Jensen knowing his fate was already sealed, had resigned. 33 years, over in one night. The CFO, Colette Kress, is now interim CEO. Nvidia stock is down 31% from its October high. Then Elon Musk stepped in. "A petition is underway to reinstate Jensen and I'm signing it too." It now has over 65,000 signatures, including 35,000 shareholders and 4,700 current and former Nvidia employees. Musk on the board: "This is the board making decisions about what used to be the most valuable company on Earth!?" But here's the brutal part. A petition isn't a vote. The man who built a $5 trillion company never held enough of it to protect himself. Should the board bring him back? 👇