Barbara Boyd, 14 November 2026



Jensen Huang has resigned from Nvidia after a Chinese spy scandal, and Democrats are preparing to put Elon Musk under oath. Barbara Boyd argues that both are part of the same operation: a purge of America's creators, aimed at Musk and President Trump, with the Huang scandal as its Russiagate. She walks through how Musk made himself an enemy of the British financial empire (Twitter, the Trump endorsement, DOGE and USAID, free speech in Europe), what the New York Times, Financial Times and Wall Street Journal stories on Huang rest on, and why Peter Schweizer and Joe Lonsdale smell something else. Then the history: how the Jacobin Terror sent Lavoisier, the founder of modern chemistry, to the guillotine, and how Mao's Cultural Revolution turned the Red Guards on China's teachers, scientists and engineers. Her conclusion, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the Federalist Society: economies live or die on creative discoveries.
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We Can Get It Built Quickly & Efficiently

The Biden Administration was an FAA disaster. Everything they touched turned bad. Big money spent unwisely, making an old and broken system worse than when they began. We have the knowledge and plan for the Flight Control Systems, we need Congress to give the money, FAST! Our FAA is doing a great job, and is ready to go.

If Congress approves the desperately needed money for Air Traffic Control, we can get it built quickly and efficiently. It will be the BEST SYSTEM anywhere in the World. Much of our current air control system is 50 years old - RIDICULOUS! We have already started the work, but it should be done all at once, not in drips and drabs. Congress must approve. The Biden Administration set it back years!

Donald J Trump

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“Trash Island” Update

Biden appointed Judge Reyes has delayed, for yet another two weeks, the fix up and reconstruction, by the Department of the Interior, of one of the worst and most dangerous golf courses anywhere in the U.S. “Trash Island,” as it is affectionately known, needs work, and needs it now! It is in a terrible state of disrepair, as anybody can see by just looking at the pictures that are now circulating all over the Country, and in the Court. They don’t call it Trash Island for no reason! Why would a judge want to delay taking a terrible and very unsafe golf course, one that is mocked all over D.C.(and far beyond!), instead of quickly turning it into a great and admired one? “INTERIOR” has the absolute right to do so, and will immediately appeal, on an expedited basis, this highly destructive and political decision of the judge. Time is of the essence, or golf seasons, jobs, prestige, and much money, will be lost!

… federal judge has blocked aspects of the redevelopment.
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Jim Mullin

… world—until a severe brain injury changed everything in an instant. When Jim opened his eyes, he didn't recognize his own parents. To the boy Markwayne had watched grow up every single day, his own father looked like a complete stranger.

​According to Mullin’s testimony, the only thing Jim still remembered was that Donald Trump was President.

​When Trump found out, he didn't issue a press release or send a standard card. Mullin recounted how Trump personally called, sent his private plane to fly Jim to a rehabilitation center in California, and called the teenager every single day for two weeks while in the middle of a campaign.

​When it came time for Trump to depart during a visit, his staff repeatedly told him they needed to leave. Twice, Trump told them, "Not yet." The third time, he looked at his team and said, "I guarantee you that plane isn't leaving for at least 15 more minutes."

​He walked inside, sat beside Jim, took his hand, and said: "Do you know why I love your dad? Because he loves you."

​Mullin credited that visit and those words with helping spark the return of his son's memory. Speaking through tears before the committee, Mullin summed it up simply: "He did not do it for publicity. He did it because he cared."

​No cameras. No press conference. Just someone choosing to pause a schedule and sit beside a 15-year-old boy when he had every reason to keep moving.

​Keeping Jim Mullin and his continued recovery in our prayers tonight. 🙏🇺🇸
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Harmeet Dhillon, 14 November 2026



First long-form interview since leaving DOJ with my friend and often co-counsel Mark Geragos, fellow CA and NY lawyer.

We discuss Jensen Huang/Nvidia, crisis comms and one-size-fits-all lawyering, and my transition from government service back to private sector legal work.
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Musk Casually Sends 26 Satellites Into Space With His “Failure”

“Elon Musk’s rocket has exploded!” – The German everyman is cheering. The press headlines are dripping with schadenfreude: “Double landing fails!” While we in Europe endlessly debate building permits, Musk casually sends 26 satellites into space with his “failure.”

The bare facts of the 15th Starship test flight expose the media’s cynicism. Yes, Booster 22 did not land at the launch tower yesterday, but instead headed for the Gulf of Mexico for safety reasons. A “setback”? Only for those who don’t understand innovation.

On this very flight, the supposedly “failed” one, SpaceX deployed 26 Starlink V3 satellites—the equivalent, in one go, of ten flights of the existing Falcon 9.

The real premiere is still to come today, Saturday:
After 22 hours in space and 14 orbits of Earth, the upper stage of the megacock is supposed to return to the launch tower and be caught. The aborted booster catch was specifically intended to protect this facility, which is essential for today’s mission.

Musk’s approach is completely alien to Europe’s naysayers.
SpaceX has a can-do culture in which mistakes and failures are “seen as a necessary part of progress.” That’s the only way to build a 5,000-ton rocket that will cut launch costs by 99 percent.

It’s bizarre:
An entrepreneur is preparing Mars missions, while Europe—whose overpriced Ariane 6 can barely handle one-fifth of Starship’s payload—takes gleeful delight in a wet booster. Anyone who puts safety above everything else will simply stay on Earth forever.
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Open Letter to Reinstate Jensen Huang

…employees.

Elon Musk has publicly stated that he has signed the petition and fully supports Huang's return to the company.

We maintain our view that Huang was removed prematurely, without a conclusive investigation.
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Democrats Win an Election & Immediately Move to Subvert Democracy

It appears democracy is too important to be left to voters.

Jonathan Turley

After Democrats ran on “saving democracy” from its imminent destruction, many voters may be a bit confused by the actions of their newly elected representatives. Democratic politicians and pundits are moving to negate certain results in the last election and to circumvent future votes on key reforms. The country could soon be experiencing the greatest changes to our constitutional system in 250 years, but the public will have little to say about it.

In Seattle, socialist Mayor Katie Wilson announced that she and the city would move to block a statewide initiative approved by 36 of 39 counties. The public voted to require the separation of boys and girls in K-12 sports. It is an issue that has overwhelming support among both Democrats and Republicans, with polls showing roughly 70 percent of Americans supporting girls’ sports for girls alone.

But Wilson and others do not like the decision, so they are seeking to protect the public from their supposedly bad choices.

In Colorado, Governor-elect Phil Weiser (D), the former dean at the University of Colorado Law School, was a prominent figure in the “No Kings” protests before the election. But after his election, he decided that the voters’ democratic decisions on transgender policies were inherently flawed and he would have to correct them.

Colorado voters passed a ban on male athletes in girls and women’s sports. Proposition 134 defined girls as having female reproductive organs and boys as having male reproductive organs. So that there would be no ambiguity later, the drafters expressly added that “students assigned male at birth play only on boys teams or co-ed teams and vice versa for females.”

The public also passed Proposition 135, banning gender-affirming surgeries for minors.

Weiser, however, declared that, with a new supermajority in both houses, Democrats would “have to take a look at these anti-trans measures … to fix [them] and provide a much more human and sound approach.”

This is the same politician who recently insisted that he was “defending democracy” and standing for “our government of the people, by the people, and for the people.” But apparently, the last thing large-D Democrats want to do is actually listen to the people.

The “saving democracy” crowd seems to have a very serious problem with democracy.

Continue reading …
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Nemotron 3 Ultra

… MASSIVE new frontier-level, open AI named Nemotron 3 Ultra and that it would be competing directly with Claude Opus…

And most importantly, it would be MUCH cheaper.

Think about what that means. An American, open-weight, frontier-level model at a fraction of the cost could destroy the business models, valuations and upcoming IPOs of America’s AI oligarchs.

And what do you know, the person who leaked the “honeypot” story to the press was none other than ANTHROPIC CO-FOUNDER Jack Clark, who reportedly holds a larger stake in Anthropic than Dario Amodei himself…

NVIDA is well placed to dominate AI as it has the one thing almost every AI company needs but doesn’t produce. The hardware.

And if NVIDIA starts competing directly with its biggest customers with frontier-level, open-weight AI, at dramatically lower prices, its over for the AI Epstein class. And it would be amazing for humanity.

So he had to go.

He has been replaced by a Zionist who starts her day every day talking to Israel. And 3 Israelis are on the list to replace him permanently.

Will they shelve or nerf the Nemotron family and the coalition of eight labs building frontier OPEN models?

Will they CANCEL his five-year, $26 billion commitment to open-weight model development?

And will they kill the pending $13B acquisition of Hugging Face, the default distribution layer for open models. A deal that has not yet closed, very convenient timing.

Founder priorities rarely survive such transitions intact, especially when the stock dives 30%. They know this.
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Calling for Foreign Countries to Pursue Criminal Cases Against Secretary Hegseth

… one as adviser to his Guantanamo closure envoy. The third served in the State Department's war crimes office.

Their line on Colombia and Ecuador, verbatim: officials there could "gather evidence of the crimes and wait to issue indictments until Trump is out of office." The crimes they mean are the strikes on drug boats in the Caribbean and the Pacific. Ninety-nine countries, they count, have laws that let them charge a foreigner with crimes against humanity.

They don't stop at the Secretary. The essay names Admiral Frank Bradley, who runs Special Operations Command, and General Francis Donovan, who runs Southern Command, as "potential perpetrators."

Tuesday, the same day the House shelved his impeachment, Hegseth stood at the Pentagon podium and said what was coming: "Put the secretary on trial today, and the men and women who carried out those orders tomorrow."

I read the essay. He wasn't guessing. The admiral and the general were already on the page.

That isn't justice. That's waiting for the guard to change.
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