Washington post

"New York Mayor Manhattan announced his withdrawal from the race, the 67th conservative candidate to withdraw from the general election, according to this reporter's investigation of his involvement in the 'espionage case'"

New york times

"The conservative camp has lost the election, more than 90 percent of the candidates have withdrawn from the election, and the espionage case has left the conservatives in a losing position. 》

Middle reference

"Uncamped Candidate Kenny Ran for Election and Stood Out in Kansas, Former Governor of California George is a Favourable Opponent according to opinion polls." 》

Current Affairs in the West Bank

"Why Conservatives Are Many Involved in Espionage Cases, Domestic Corruption Comes to the Surface, Policy Imbalances Cause Loopholes, and Conservatives Should Be Responsible." 》

"In mid-May, the three presidential candidates, Kenny, George, and Charlie, will hold a public election debate in Washington, so please stay tuned. 》

The espionage case continues to ferment, the conservative camp is already in a mess, and the congressional members who belong to the conservative side have announced their resignations or have been taken away by the CIA for investigation.

A lot of unknown scandals began to surface.

Only then did the American public know that conservatives had done so many unsightly things.

Even this influence has spread to government departments, the Patent Office, the Ministry of Agriculture, the Financial and Securities Administration, the Ministry of Commerce, and even the military.

Conservatives are down for blood this time.

But unlike the hapless conservatives, radicals, moderates, centrists, and even liberal suffragists without camp have all benefited from this.

First of all, the radicals, that is, George Sr.'s camp, seized a third of the more than 1,200 seats in Congress in one fell swoop through this incident, and became a decisive political force from a faction with dozens of seats and no influence.

The centrists, as well as the moderates, occupied the vacated government departments and began to hold important positions in their camps.

Arguably. Of the four major political camps in the United States, except for the conservatives, the other three camps have all benefited a lot.

Those who serve as non-factional politicians have also benefited from the middle level of city councils and even state legislatures.

This incident is in line with a Chinese saying, that is, 'some people are happy and some are sad'.

During this period of time, all major media in the United States have been reporting all kinds of news about the election, and at the same time, they have not given up tracking the development of the 'espionage case', which is really for the American public. Brought a lot of 'entertainment'.

Kim Hyun-tae's "West Coast Current Affairs", which he already controls, is of course also involved, and he is doing his best to track and report on conservative-related scandals and shady scenes.

CNN, which it controls, has even set up a special time slot for radical commentators, conducting various analyses and inducing remarks on television programs to induce viewers.

Although Kim Hyun-tae does not know much about politics, he also understands more or less that he has been labeled as a radical camp. So he had to support George Sr. and his camp anyway.

It doesn't matter whether it's just or not, he has to do it.

It's also a way to show 'loyalty' to old George and his camp. If he slacks off, then who will be willing to stand up and help him if something goes wrong again in the future.

On the side of the United States, when he got to his position, he didn't look for a circle to get closer. That's hard to survive.

Although there are some people who claim to have no factions and no factions, who would believe it?

The person who believes must be a big fool.

Here in the United States. Especially in the United States, which is in a different time and space, if there is no big power behind it and funds to back it up, it would be a joke if you want to enter politics.

Maybe the general public will believe this, but as long as it reaches a certain level, people will not believe these things so simply.

And Kim Hyun-tae is obviously just getting started, stepping into a certain stage of position, having some small status, and standing on the edge of the gate of the elite.

Coupled with the influence of the people he came into contact with, he also had a different view on such a thing.

Anyway, Kim Hyun Tae is now more or less qualified and worth cultivating in the eyes of some people.

As the largest TV station holder on the West Coast and the last person in the top ten TV media in the United States, Kim Hyun-tae's life has changed a lot compared to before.

Nowhere is this more evident than after he joined the American Media Industry Association, the National Society of Best-Selling Novel Writers, the Hollywood Film Industry Association, and the North American Cinema Association.

It also made Kim Hyun-tae begin to understand why capitalists in the United States can call for wind and rain, influence everything and even campaign.

Sunday

Kim Hyun-tae was invited to attend a meeting held by the media industry association.

At this meeting, in addition to 10 large television media companies, a number of small and medium-sized television media also attended such a meeting, and under the chairmanship of Dormurdoch, president of the television media giant and the largest television media in the United States, BBC Television, everyone discussed and negotiated on a certain matter.

As the convener of the conference, Doll Murdoch proposed that everyone should start to make a big noise in public opinion about the fact that the public did not know about the United States' participation in the Vietnam War.

In return, any media outlet that leads the public to support this matter can station reporters at US military bases in Vietnam to get the latest local news.

And if you don't support it, then don't think about this kind of good thing.

Put simply, they will be restricted from sending journalists to Vietnam.

Kim Hyun-tae, who attended such a meeting for the first time, did not speak at the meeting.

After all, it was the first time he had come into contact with this kind of thing, and it would make people laugh if he spoke and said the wrong thing.

And the smartest thing to do is to be a spectator and study in silence, isn't it?

Because the United States advocates 'freedom of speech', Doll Murdoch's proposal has been refuted by many participants, and even he himself has been abused.

And in the face of all this, Doyle looked calm, as if the abuse and refutation of those people were not aimed at him at all.

This made Kim Hyun Tae admire Doyle's qi cultivation kung fu very much.

However, Joan, who followed Kim Hyun-tae to attend the meeting, explained to him in a whisper, so that Kim Hyun-tae understood why Doyle had such an indifferent reaction.

"Do you think Doyle has a good mentality?"

Joan noticed that the little boss had some admiration for Doll Murdoch, so she asked in a whisper.

Kim Hyun-tae nodded: "Yes, don't you think he's very calm." ”

Joan pouted: "Doyle Murdock's BBC TV has two major controlling shareholders, DuPont Arms has 33% of the shares, the Kenny family has 38% of the shares, the remaining 29% he takes 20%, and the remaining 9% is scattered among some small shareholders. ”

Hey!

It turned out that Doyle supported the United States to go to war and called on everyone to build public opinion, because the major shareholders of his TV station are arms dealers.

With such a strong backer, it is no wonder that he is so calm about the abuse of his peers.

Because he knew very well that these people couldn't do anything to him.

That's the confidence.

"You mean, he convened this meeting with the intention of those two major shareholders behind it?"

Kim Hyun-tae is not stupid, and immediately thought of a key question.

Joan smiled, "Of course! And I have reliable information that Congress will pass the bill to go to war by tonight at the latest. ”

Regarding the news that Joan told him, in fact, Kim Hyun Tae was not surprised.

Because George Sr. told him that the National Assembly would definitely pass this bill when he contacted him, Kim Hyun-tae would not be surprised.

Doyle, who had been silent at this time, turned his head sideways, looked at Kim Hyun Tae and smiled friendly, and then said to him: "What is your attitude towards this matter? And I guess you're going to support me in this matter, right?"

Ha!

Is this guy brain-dead?

Why did he think that Lao Tzu could support him?

While I would not object to the United States joining the French-led Vietnam War, I don't necessarily have to cooperate with you in building public opinion.

It's true that my TV station is not as big as yours, but you can't treat me as a little brother.

Although Kim Hyun Tae kept a smile on his face, he was very unhappy in his heart.

He thought that the other party was pressuring him and making him a little brother.

But Joan whispered something to him, and he understood why Doyle Merktor would say such a thing to him.

"Boss, Wheatstone Bank, CNN's second largest shareholder, is also involved in the arms industry, and is one of the four major arms groups in the United States, so Mercado obviously thinks that you are on the same side as him, after all, you can't ignore CNN's second largest shareholder. ”

What?

Wheatstone Bank is also involved in the arms industry and is it one of the four largest arms groups in the United States?

Kim Hyun-tae didn't know anything about this, he really knew about it for the first time.

Fortunately, Kim Hyun-tae's mind turned quickly, and after Joan told him the news in this regard, he immediately nodded to Dole Merk: "Of course, I think I will support you in this matter." ”

Basically, Kim Hyun Tae is a guarantee, so Merk nodded with a smile at Kim Hyun Tae.

With such an 'ally', what is there to dislike about Mercado.

"What faction does this guy belong to?"

After Kim Hyun-tae saw that Mercado no longer paid attention to him, he quietly asked Jo Ann.

Joan replied, "It looks like a neutral, but it's a bit conservative, and has a good personal relationship with the current conservative president, and supports Kenny, the Kansas election campaigner, and Kenny is a member of the Kenny family of the Big Four arms conglomerates." But he joined the moderate camp......"

Can this thing be more than one choice?

Joan's answer made Kim Hyun Tae look at Mercado with the wrong eyes. (To be continued.) )