"Trust me, APLUS, we can help you a lot. For example, let me give you an example. You satirized Fukuyama's final historical conclusion in a essay in a philosophy class at the University of Chicago last year, right? Allow me to quote yours. The original text,'Mr. Fukuyama's praise of the current political system in the United States in the book The End of History and the Last Man reminded me of the words of the ancient Roman statesman Cicero: Rome’s ancestral political system is the most perfect Political system. But obviously history proves Cicero wrong...'"
Pierre laughed and said: "This is a bit careless. As a promising African-American light, you should pay attention to all your words and deeds in college. Mr. Dingkins has asked me to look after you not to repeat MJ and Simpson's Mistakes."
"Watching? How do I feel that you are threatening me?" Song Ya sneered.
"Don't be so sensitive APLUS, join us, we need you, you also need us, please trust me." Pierre took the opportunity to complain ~www.mtlnovel.com~You have been hiding from me recently. "
Song Ya took a deep breath, "I think you are too sensitive, Pierre, not only sensitive, but also too eager. It is less than a month since I and your father discussed the purchase intention."
"I don't deny the trouble the Inner City Broadcasting Company encountered. We are drowning in APLUS." Pierre responded: "We can't wait for you for too long."
"Okay, okay, I will entrust the capital injection negotiations to a local Chicago law firm. I really can’t spare the time. You can talk to my attorney... Well, remember, Flock and Argus So, their title partner Alicia Flock will represent me in full."
After finishing the verbal confrontation with Pierre, Song Ya hung up the phone and got up, shrugging freely at Alicia who was also hanging up, "Now this is your trouble, I hope I can get the same as the DTS case. Good results."
"Rest assured, I will get the best acquisition agreement for you."
Alicia came over and stretched out her hand. "The guy who just stared at your pocket and couldn't get rid of it as soon as you got it was really annoying. I won't make him feel good."
"hope so."
Song Ya squeezed her hand and joked, "Of course, I have changed my mind several times about this acquisition. Maybe I will stop the acquisition abruptly. You have to be prepared to only get the agency and working hours."
"In fact, I personally think that acquiring such a company is not a good idea. Do you have any further business ideas?" Alicia asked.
"There is a little vague consideration for now."
Song Ya blinked at her again, "please let me keep it secret first."
"Don't keep too many secrets with your lawyer." She also responded playfully.
"Hey..."
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Chicago 1990 Chapter 682: ?The situation is great
"APLUS, now let Alicia go to New York to talk about the case of the Inner City Broadcasting Company?"
When Song Ya returned to A+ Records and asked Goodman and Hamlin to go to Alicia’s law firm to negotiate a licensing agreement, Hamlin was a little surprised, "Is it convenient for her to leave Chicago? I mean Between you and Peter..." he hinted.
"There should be no problem."
Song Ya felt that he seemed to have all his opinions about giving another big business to another family law, "Isn't Peter very good lately?"
"Indeed, he has recently made many public speeches attacking the FBI, arguing for Vic. Polls show that his campaign for governor is very optimistic. His approval rate among family members of public agencies such as police officers and firefighters is extremely high. He also has a good impression, because he remembers his tough appearance in the joint enforcement action in public housing districts in 1992. Some African-American groups will accuse him of excessive enforcement at the time, but now he is elected governor, and white voters are more likely to elect Cook County. High, and with your endorsement of some African-American politicians, I believe that the support rate of African-Americans is also guaranteed."
Goodman said: "I feel he may be more relaxed this time in choosing the Cook County State Attorney."
"That's good, anyway, if he becomes governor, we can do a lot of things easier,"
Song Ya also knew why Peter rushed so hard, and no matter how the FBI pursued the murder of the Inspector, at most it would stigmatize his reputation or retaliate from other places. It is too difficult to convict himself. And for him who has been in prison for corruption once, he is likely to be directly cut off from his political life by the FBI at the juncture of the governor election, and it is possible to be sent to prison again, because as a member of the Chicago political arena, the justice at the top of the FBI If the Ministry is really serious, he is likely to be pulled out of the radish, after all, he must have done more than one similar thing.
Peter communicated frankly with himself in the freight elevator. The FBI had an undercover inside the Chicago law enforcement agency. His former political enemy and the former state attorney Charles Chalz also began to cooperate with the FBI quietly, and the elephant party’s opponents looked at him. The FBI seems to be investigating the Chicago gang's "Peace Conference" led by Vic to honor the state prosecutor's campaign promise...
Vic is the key person he likes to send to do dirty work, so he is more anxious now than anyone else.
Song Ya’s own direct trouble is not much, mainly because of the death of Lori, but in that matter Vic and Sean were only involved in forcing Lori’s lawyer Barron to cooperate. Lori’s person is Barron, whom Peter directly hinted at through other channels. Barron asked Kenneth to actually execute it, and Kenneth used verbal inducements to get a brash man who wanted to kill the informer's reputation. Of course, it is indispensable for the prison staff to cooperate in arranging the killer to appear in the right place, and whether it is transferring to prison, arranging a perverted roommate for Lori, or keeping Lori in the confinement room for a long time, it is all conspiracy between Peter and the prison officials. The transactions between the two are very long-term and stable, and they are deeply bound. Whoever sells others will not end well.
The other thing is to let Vic and Sean go to New York to catch the eavesdroppers sent by Motula. If the FBI and the New York police can't afford to plant the bad intentions, there is nothing to worry about. He and Mariah Carey must be just. Party. In the past, Vic and the others beat up the alcoholic Frank twice, went to Los Angeles to threaten a big E, and other innocuous little favors...
The key figure Barron has already represented part of his business. He is a lawyer. The FBI will definitely not attack him without conclusive evidence. Kenneth, the gang leader himself, will definitely not cooperate with the FBI. Big E has died of HIV with no evidence, Frank... Peter Hank Voight, another Chicago'popular' black policeman, was arranged to warn him, and he is also very good now.
"Look."
Goodman grumbled to the TV screen. The two black stormtroopers who were not on the scene were raising their hands, swaying in front of the camera and happily walking out of the FBI Chicago office building, accepting the loud cheers from the support crowd at the door, just like a tragic hero. In fact, they were just released on normal bail.
"Sorry, sorry..."
Will Gardner, in a suit and leather shoes, accompany them proudly and said to the reporter's microphone: "I am very happy that the bail application has been approved. Now we will focus on responding to the suit. Please forgive me for the rest. Can comment."
Song Ya saw the iron faces of the FBI uniforms in front of the building, and felt that things were moving in an optimistic direction, and the situation was very good.
"Thank you, Cassidy..."
The two stormtroopers and the family members in the support crowd gave a tearful hug, and then they hugged Cassiti to express their gratitude. Most of their bail was paid by conservative white organizations with donations. Cassiti played a lot in it. The big effect is that the poor blonde and the well-behaved women who speak logically and logically all made the conservative white people in the South and Chicago feel compassion, and they gave generously.