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In the Spanish language, Shrek.

I feel that the donkeys are Mexican, basically. So it sounds more Mexican in Spanish.

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President Trump is calling on the CEO of chipmaker Intel to resign.

NPR's John Rewitch reports Trump is accusing him of investing in Chinese companies,

including some tied to China's military.

On truth social, Trump said Intel CEO Lipu Tan is, quote, highly conflicted and should resign

immediately. This comes after Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas this week posted a letter online

that he wrote to the chairman of Intel's board expressing concern about Tan.

Cotton cited news reports that Tan controls dozens of Chinese companies and has stakes in Chinese advanced manufacturing and chip firms,

including at least eight with reported ties to the People's Liberation Army.

It notes that Tan, who joined Intel in March, was previously CEO of a company called

Cadence Design Systems.

Last week, Cadence pleaded guilty to selling semiconductor design tools to a blacklisted military

university in China.

Intel did not have an immediate response to emailed questions from NPR about Trump's call

for Tan to resign.

John Rewitch,

NPR News. A sweeping new round of tariffs is now in effect as President Trump targets dozens of U.S. trading partners. Speaking on MSNBC, Treasury Secretary Scott Besson said

it's all about rebuilding American manufacturing and cutting the trade gap.

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