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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