The Trump administration may take stakes in more industries after the Intel deal

Treasury Secretary, Scott Pessant, confirmed that president Donald Trump The administration may be interested in obtaining a stake in other industries after holding a deal with Intel last week.

Pesin made the statement during the appearance of Wednesday “Morning with Maria” With the host Maria Bartopiromo. I pressed Bessent on a $ 11 billion deal with Intel and whether similar deals are declining in the pipeline.

“President Trump will be the only president of the modern era to create origins for the American people instead of debt, and we looked at that he saw that Intel had granted grants and wanted to know why the American taxpayer did not participate in the upward direction.

“Are you thinking about taking risks in more semiconductor companies, I mean, with the president? Think about taking a stake in NVIDIA,” he asked Baromo.

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“I don’t think NVIDIA needs financial support. So, as you know, this seems, not at the table at the present time, but can there be other industries, where you know, we are reshaping, something like building ships, that. Pesin responded.

Biden’s assistant has long been said that he has been standing up to $ 8 million.

The official went on to say that the Covid-19 gate was subjected to the weaknesses of supply chains in America that must be addressed, on the pretext that it was almost a “experimental” test of a “kinetic war”.

index	protection	last	Changing	% Change
Intc	Intel Corp.	24.85	+0.50	+2.05 %
Nvda	Nvidia Corp.	181.60	-0.17	-0.09 %

“Think about it, 80-90 % of Premursor Pharma products are made abroad. This is unacceptable because, as you know, as we saw during Covid, manufacturing countries will keep themselves,” he said.

During, Republicans in Congress What they feel is divided into the movement of the White House to gain stocks in Intel.

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“The US federal government should not be the purchase of companies,” MP Don Bacon, R-NB, told Fox News Digital.

Tell the Senator Todd Young, R-End

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“It was not the intention of the law, as you know, a share in the shares to be taken,” Young said. “But the intention was to ensure that economic security and national security, the goal they are trying, is to try to advance.”

Alex Miller in Fox News contributed to this report