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A 60 Minutes interview with Donald Trump that airs on Monday is full of extraordinary moments.
In the wide-ranging chat after the Republicans’ midterm election losses, host Ross Douthat pressed the US president about how his net worth had gone up by USD $3 billion, according to a Forbes estimate, since his return to office.
“Well, so did everyone’s,” Mr Trump shot back.
“My net worth did not go up by $3 billion,” replied Mr Douthat.
“Well, you should have had stock,” Mr Trump said, adding that he devotes “almost no time” to his net worth and his son takes care of it.
In the surprisingly reflective interview, the US president also appeared to backflip on his administration’s deportation policy, telling Mr Douthat, “I think it was too tough”.
Meanwhile, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has admitted to his company’s board that he was intimate with a business executive who US intelligence deemed to be a Chinese spy.
The US government became concerned after surveillance revealed the woman, named Alice Huang, was feeding information to the Chinese Communist Party – a troubling development as the AI race between the US and China heats up.
Mr Huang’s company is the global market leader in AI chips and he has become a prominent ally of Mr Trump.
Read on for more updates.