Transcript: Rep. John Moolenaar on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," Nov. 15, 2026
Summary
Rep. John Moolenaar said Nvidia representatives, including Jensen Huang, agreed to meet with three congressional committees as they examine access to advanced chips and possible effects on U.S. policy. He also said President Trump’s planned discussions with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin on reducing nuclear risks were important, though he did not expect an agreement.Key Facts
- Moolenaar chairs the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party.
- Moolenaar said Jensen Huang and Nvidia representatives agreed to meet with the China Select, Foreign Affairs, and Intelligence committees; the exact date was still being discussed.
- Moolenaar said the committees want to examine whether privileged information was accessed and whether an alleged Chinese spy influenced Nvidia’s views on AI and export controls.
- Moolenaar said an investigation is underway into Alice Huang and alleged that a company she set up accessed more than $12 billion in high-end chips.
- Moolenaar said investigators are examining whether those chips were illegally smuggled into China.
- Moolenaar said he had not received details from the administration about Trump’s planned talks with Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin on reducing nuclear weapons risks.
- Moolenaar said he did not expect the leaders to reach an agreement, but considered discussions about reducing nuclear risks important.
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