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Nvidia Podcast Experts Since November 9

Shared from Radar · Nov 13, 2026

Which national security and legal experts have podcasts booked to talk about Nvidia since November 9?
Looked up expertise “national security” and 8 more · Searched Particle 9 times

Since November 9, two groups of experts have been booked to talk about Nvidia. The national security voices are mostly China and geopolitics specialists, led by Nan Su, Ian Bremmer, KT McFarland and Bradley Thayer. The legal voices are attorneys, led by Gordon Chang, who has been on at least six shows. Almost all of it is about one story: Jensen Huang's relationship with Alice Huang, a Megaspeed executive suspected of being a Chinese spy, claims that Nvidia chips were diverted to China, and Huang's resignation.

How I searched: I looked for Nvidia mentions in transcribed episodes from Nov 9–13, spoken by guests or panelists. Particle's data has no "national security" category. Its closest one, "defence studies," found no guests at all, so I used international relations experts as the stand-in. For legal experts I used legal occupations. That category tags people by training, so some of them are speaking as politicians or commentators rather than as lawyers.

National security / international relations experts

ExpertWhere they appearedWhat they said
Nan Su (China analyst)On 4 shows: Richard Syrett's Strange Planet (23 mentions, a full episode on the "honeypot"), Vicki McKenna, Scott Sloan, Cowboy State DailySays Megaspeed, a small Singapore company, bought about $7.5B of Nvidia chips, and that boxes of chips were found unopened
Ian BremmerMario Nawfal, Nov 11"NVIDIA is not gonna be selling these chips to China now going forward"
KT McFarlandCats & Cosby, Nov 10 and Nov 11"The head of NVIDIA would be a prime person that the intelligence community should be watching"
Bradley ThayerWar Room / Real America's Voice, Nov 9Says the scheme aimed to get Blackwell chips into China by claiming they were bound for Southeast Asia
Oliver StuenkelInteligência Ltda. (Brazil)Calls it "a true masterstroke by China"
Nicholas GrossmanTo The Contrary with Charlie SykesPoints to Huang's donation to Trump's ballroom and the 15% export cut
Larry Johnson, Robert Patman, Alastair Crooke, Jonathan HessenMario Nawfal, The Hoon, Judging Freedom, Blessors of IsraelPassing mentions
Fernando Arancón, Alba Leiva, Celia HernandoCañones o Mantequilla (Spain)A full episode on espionage in the AI race

Legal experts

ExpertWhere they appearedWhat they said
Gordon Chang (attorney and China hawk)The most booked: Cats & Cosby (standalone segment and full episode), Jack Riccardi, Chicago's Morning Answer, plus Andrea Kaye, 790 KABC and Sid & FriendsSays Commerce "killed an investigation into NVIDIA's suspicious ties to Megaspeed" and predicts a criminal investigation
Ford O'ConnellThe Drive with Trey Radel"We jeopardized American national security"
Richard BlumenthalErin Burnett OutFrontPoints to Nvidia's "$25 million donation" to the ballroom
Jamieson GreerSquawk Pod"Nvidia is a structurally important company"
Devin Patel (constitutional law)EWTN News Nightly"I don't think either the market or the government will allow NVIDIA to sink"
Liz Oyer (former pardon attorney)Slate's What NextRaises accountability concerns
Laura CoronadoFuera del Aire (Mexico)Asks how the scandal will reshape chip supply chains
Jim Rickards, Greg Stanton, Richard Porter, Ritesh Kotak, Josh Welch, Alex TanenbaumWar Room, The Lead, RealClearPolitics, Jim Richards, IHIP News, The Morning BriefShorter takes

A second page of results adds more legal-category appearances, including Elliot Williams on Bulwark Takes, Sen. Chris Coons and Hakeem Jeffries on PBS NewsHour, and segments on AC360 and All In with Chris Hayes. I didn't read who spoke each line in those. Many of these guests are lawmakers with law degrees rather than outside legal analysts.

Expert bookings on Nvidia, Nov 9–13

I've added cards for six key episodes below.

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