Follow-Up: Democrats Vie to Lead Nvidia Probes; Incoming Foreign Affairs Chair Meeks Plans Dedicated Subcommittee
Democrats in the House are vying to lead next year's congressional investigations into Nvidia and the Jensen Huang affair, The Wall Street Journal reported. Gregory Meeks, the incoming chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, told reporters on November 12 that he is preparing to create a subcommittee in the next Congress focused on the questions surrounding the fallout from the affair, and guaranteed: "Come Jan. 4, there will be some hearings."
Meeks said he has not yet spoken with the current chairman, Brian Mast, about the plan, and that he wants to approach the issue in a bipartisan way because of its significance. According to the Journal, Suhas Subramanyam, the incoming top Democrat on the Oversight Committee's foreign affairs subcommittee, said he wants to examine what the Trump administration knew in advance and whether it acted improperly. Which committee will lead the Democratic investigations has not been settled.
On the Republican side, House Select Committee on China Chairman John Moolenaar said the same day that he still wants Huang to testify despite the resignation, and that he, Mast and Intelligence Committee Chairman Rick Crawford are prepared to subpoena Huang if they cannot agree on a date. Huang has already agreed to attend a closed-door congressional briefing before Thanksgiving.
Nvidia's board accepted Huang's resignation as president, chief executive officer and director on November 11, effective immediately, with Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress serving as interim CEO. Nvidia is scheduled to report quarterly earnings on November 17, and bipartisan congressional scrutiny of the affair is expected to continue into the next Congress. (Source: U.S. Congress)
Source: U.S. Congress
Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 图：联邦众议员 Gregory Meeks 官方肖像。公共领域，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: Official portrait of U.S. Rep. Gregory Meeks. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
- 2026-10-29A Bar Photo Fuels 'Spy' Buzz Online: Jensen Huang and Alice Huang Seen Together Twice in Taipei as Huang Calls the Dealings Normal
- 2026-10-30Nvidia Rejects Report of a Chinese Spy Near Jensen Huang, Saying Singapore Cloud Executive Had Only Ordinary Business Contact
- 2026-11-04Three House Committee Chairs Ask Nvidia's Jensen Huang to Give a Closed-Door Briefing on November 18 on His Contacts With Alice Huang
- 2026-11-08Jensen Huang Admits Infidelity to Staff as Nvidia Board Launches Independent Investigation
- 2026-11-08When a Founder's Private Life Becomes a Public Company's Business
- 2026-11-08Follow-Up: Rubio Oversaw Classified Memo Warning Top Officials About Jensen Huang's Close Ties to Alice Huang
- 2026-11-08Follow-Up: Trump Calls Nvidia's Huang an 'Honorable Guy,' Says He Has Not Discussed the Allegations With Him
- 2026-11-09Follow-Up: China's Foreign Ministry Dismisses "Chinese Spy" Claim Linked to Nvidia as a Baseless Smear
- 2026-11-09Follow-Up: Musk and Ackman Publicly Back Jensen Huang as Nvidia Shares Tumble More Than 6% in Frankfurt on Monday
- 2026-11-09Nvidia Closes Down 4.29% at $178.64, Falling Alone as Market and Chip Peers Rally
- 2026-11-09Follow-Up: With the November 11 Reply Deadline Near, Nvidia Has Yet to Confirm Whether Jensen Huang Will Attend the Closed Congressional Briefing
- 2026-11-09Follow-Up: Trump Says He Called Jensen Huang, Who Said He Had 'Absolutely No Idea' She Was a Spy: 'I Really Believe Him'
- 2026-11-10Nvidia Falls Another 5 Percent to About $168.89: Two-Day Slide Erases Roughly $470 Billion in Market Value
- 2026-11-10Sen. Kevin Cramer Calls on Jensen Huang to Resign, Citing Blackmail Risk; Schumer Demands Full Accounting on Chip Bills
- 2026-11-11Viral 'Letters' From Jensen Huang's Wife and Daughter Are Fabricated; Neither Has Made Any Public Statement
- 2026-11-11Follow-Up: Rep. Lieu Says Trump Administration '1,000 Percent' Too Deferential to Nvidia; Lofgren Sees Momentum to Curb Chip Sales to China
- 2026-11-11Asian American Journalists Association Criticizes Surname Punchlines in Jensen Huang Coverage, Naming The Economist and the New York Post
- 2026-11-11Baird Downgrades Nvidia to Neutral and Slashes Its Price Target to $200 From $500
- 2026-11-11Shareholders Sue NVIDIA and Jensen Huang in Class Action Alleging Misleading Statements on Megaspeed Ties
- 2026-11-11Follow-Up: As Jensen Huang's Reply Deadline Passes, a House Chair Says Subpoenas Are Likely If He Does Not Agree to a Closed-Door Briefing
- 2026-11-11New York Times Reports Nvidia Board Discussed Jensen Huang's Future
- 2026-11-11Times Names Nvidia VP Kimberly Powell in Huang Investigation; Board Reportedly to Meet on His Future
- 2026-11-11Follow-Up: Senators Warren and Coons Tell Three Top Officials to Preserve All Nvidia China Export Records
- 2026-11-11Bessent Reportedly Confronted Lutnick Over Why Megaspeed Is Not on the Entity List; Commerce Denies Any Clash
- 2026-11-12Follow-Up: Megaspeed Issues First Public Statement, Says It Cooperated With U.S. Inspections and Retained a U.S. Law Firm to Census Its GPUs
- 2026-11-12Follow-Up: Taiwan Revokes Alice Huang's Entry Permit, Interior Minister Says She Cannot Return
- 2026-11-12Jensen Huang Resigns as NVIDIA CEO, Effective Immediately: CFO Colette Kress Named Interim CEO as Board Launches Search
- 2026-11-12Nvidia Shares Plunge at Thursday's Open, Down More Than 14% Intraday as Market Value Dips Below $4 Trillion
- 2026-11-12Follow-Up: Himes Says Alice Huang's Role Is Still Unclear; Intelligence Chiefs Could Not Say Whether the FBI Has Opened a Case
- 2026-11-12Follow-Up: Trump Says Only One Man Can Succeed Jensen Huang at Nvidia: Apple's Tim Cook
- 2026-11-12Follow-Up: Singapore's MHA Says Evidence Against Alice Huang Was Insufficient; She Was Sternly Warned and Barred From Re-Entry for Giving Police Inaccurate Information
- 2026-11-12House Speaker Johnson Says Congress Is Forming a Consensus on Limiting Chip Exports to China, With Huang Expected to Testify Within a Week
- 2026-11-12China's Foreign Ministry Responds on Alice Huang: Mao Ning Says She Is Not Aware of Reports She Is in Beijing, Urges U.S. to Stop Fabricating a Spy Narrative
- 2026-11-12Jensen Huang Agrees to Testify Behind Closed Doors Before Thanksgiving, Foreign Affairs Chairman Mast Says
- 2026-11-12China's Foreign Ministry: Beijing and Washington in Close Contact on Leaders' Interactions, Ready to Implement Presidents' Consensus
- 2026-11-12Follow-Up: Democrats Vie to Lead Nvidia Probes; Incoming Foreign Affairs Chair Meeks Plans Dedicated SubcommitteeThis story
