On today's show, Newell opines on Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang facing intense U.S. congressional scrutiny and potential board action over an alleged affair with Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman whom U.S. officials reportedly identified as an intelligence asset, and the United Nations General Assembly electing Iran to the Committee for Programme and Coordination, receiving 144 votes in favor during a secret ballot.
Then, Newell has on
Steven Gauthier, Vice President of Cruise at the Port of New Orleans, to break down the massive seasonal return of Royal Caribbean’s Mariner of the Seas and Norwegian’s Breakaway,
Daniel Seuzeneau, Chief Administrative Officer at Slidell Police Department & St. Tammany Parish Candidate for Sheriff, to make his pitch to voters, sharing his vision for modernizing the department, tackling parishwide crime, restoring transparency, and managing taxpayer dollars responsibly,
French Quarter Citizens President Glade Bilby to discuss light at the end of the tunnel for local merchants as the Sewerage and Water Board wraps up major underground utility work on its disruptive French Quarter infrastructure project and what it will take to finally restore historic streets, sidewalks, and foot traffic to the heart of the city,
and Rafael Goyeneche, President of the Metropolitan Crime Commission, to unpack the high-stakes fallout from last week’s judicial showdowns across Southeast Louisiana.
