On the 9th, President Trump described CEO Huang as a great person and said, “I hope everything works out.” When asked whether he would take him on an upcoming trip to the Philippines and China in the middle of this month, noting that he had not heard that CEO Huang had done anything wrong, he replied, “I would certainly take him.”
Questions Raised Over White House Response
It has not been disclosed when President Trump was informed about the relationship between CEO Huang and Alice Huang or the allegations of Chinese espionage. However, the fact that President Trump continued to include CEO Huang in White House events and the China visit schedule after the allegations were raised has become a point of controversy.
CEO Huang joined the U.S.-China summit schedule in Beijing, China, late last May. Although he was not initially on the list of business leaders to visit China announced by the White House, it is known that he boarded Air Force One when it stopped in Alaska on its way to China. Republican members of the U.S. Congress have sent a letter to CEO Huang demanding an explanation, and President Trump is also facing pressure to explain when he knew what.
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