In this episode of the Tech John, we discussed the Trump administration taking a 10% stake in Intel.

Roblox not being that safe for kids, social media's new anti-woke agenda, and the T for her app is just as bad on security as the T app.

We've got all this and more for you in episode 100 and 91 of the Tech John from Columbus, Ohio.

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So let's go ahead and jump into some of these tech stories. First, I'm going to talk about, I don't really know that we should call this a continuation because it's a different company, but it's kind of a continuation of stuff we talked about last week when, who was the Nvidia and AMD, they now have to give a 15% Vig to the federal

government for every chip they sell to China, which sounds kind of like what bookies do. But

this would take it a whole step further. The Trump administration is in talks to take a 10%

stake in Intel.

So basically, President Trump is saying, yeah, we won't, we want 10% of the company.

And the way and the reason and rationale behind this is that there was this, you know,

this Chips Act that we, you know, was signed into law by President Biden.

It gave, I want to say it was like $46 billion to the tech industry. And it was

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