When he was 10 years old, Huang lived with his older brother in the Oneida boys' dormitory.[12] Each student was expected to work every day, and his brother was assigned to perform manual labor on a nearby tobacco farm.[13] Because he was too young to attend classes at the reform academy, Huang was educated at a separate public school—the Oneida Elementary school in Oneida, Kentucky—arriving as "an undersized Asian immigrant with long hair and heavily accented English"[12] and was frequently bullied and beaten.[14] In Oneida, Huang cleaned toilets every day, learned to play table-tennis,[b] joined the swimming team,[16] and appeared in Sports Illustrated at age 14.[17] He taught his illiterate roommate, a "17-year-old covered in tattoos and knife scars,"[17] how to read in exchange for being taught how to bench press.[12] In 2002, Huang said he remembered his life in Kentucky "more vividly than just about any other".[17]

From that, to 7th wealthiest man on the planet.

It looks dark and ugly at the moment, but I'm betting he survives all this.

Now you get elected President.