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President questions result in social media post after initially suggesting he would accept Democratic landslide win Trump admits deportation policy was ‘too tough’ Sign up for US Breaking News email Democratic Congressman Hakeem Jeffries , currently the House minority leader who is poised to become new Speaker next year, told CBS News that the Trump administration will hold a closed-door congressional briefing today to discuss Jensen Huang’s affair with an alleged Chinese spy . Last week the Republican chairs of three key House committees also called on Huang to appear before lawmakers in a closed-door hearing on 18 November. Continue reading...
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