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Eamon Javers
@eamonjavers.bsky.social
Eamon is the senior Washington Correspondent at CNBC, where he covers the intersection of politics and finance. He’s also the host of the recent podcast “The Crimes of Putin’s Trader,” available now on Spotify.
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CNBC’s Eamon Javers weaves a cautionary tale for US officials. @eamonjavers.bsky.social
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I don’t know, but I’m sure there’s an HR policy somewhere that covers it!
I have not! As far as I know, the nudes were never sent to him in the end.
NEW: We’ve spent months reporting on a Chinese intelligence effort to penetrate the Federal Reserve. It’s a fascinating and important saga, revealing the lengths that Chinese spies are willing to go to get any scrap of information about the Fed.
That’s interesting - and pretty much what veteran CIA station chief Ralph Goff - who recruited spies for a living - says in the documentary.
The central question that the jury wrestled with was this: Was Rogers a witting Chinese spy, or simply a dupe who fell for a sophisticated intelligence operation against him? Let me know what YOU think.
And there’s a real question of whether Chinese intelligence even targeted the right guy here - Rogers’ defense team argued that as an economist he didn’t even know the most secret secrets of the Fed at all.
A couple things really stood out to me in this saga: all spies everywhere look for people with human vulnerabilities that they can exploit- and Rogers certainly had those. But things like his nude selfies were essentially human weaknesses + any institution, including the Fed, is made up of humans.
The story features lies, betrayal, nude photos, extortion, false identities and document leaks. And it doesn’t end at all the way you might expect: www.cnbc.com/2026/09/30/j...
NEW: We’ve spent months reporting on a Chinese intelligence effort to penetrate the Federal Reserve. It’s a fascinating and important saga, revealing the lengths that Chinese spies are willing to go to get any scrap of information about the Fed.
I’ve got a story coming tomorrow about espionage in Washington that we have been working on for a few months. I think it’s fascinating and important, and I hope you will get a chance to see it. Keep an eye on cnbc.com in the morning!
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I was busy doing Washington Week!
"The stock market is absolutely hitched to this AI boom right now," says @eamonjavers.bsky.social. "If the AI bubble bursts, you're going to see huge collateral damage throughout the financial markets, and a lot of Americans are going to feel that."
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TONIGHT: @lacaldwelldc.bsky.social, @eamonjavers.bsky.social, Asma Khalid and Alayna Treene join guest moderator @elizlanders.bsky.social to discuss President Trump’s summit next week with Chinese President Xi Jinping, as tech executives warn of the threat posed by AI.
Watch at 8/7c on @pbs.org.
