The Wolf of Los Angeles.

After the banquet, Brian specifically asked Hawke to go to his study.

Tom Emer came.

But he did not show up at the party.

Hawke went over and shook his hand, saying, "That woman is not easy to deal with."

Tom Emmer now understands this particularly well: "She actually bribed my former security agent Stamp to come forward and slander me and Claire. We helped Stamp back then, but now we're being bitten back."

He shook his head: "Politics drives people crazy."

Brian knew he was lying, but outwardly believed him: "Silaly is using this kind of outrageous behavior against us, and we have to fight back."

Tom Emer completely agreed and asked, "Doesn't the bragging side have direct evidence to definitively smear Sillari?"

"It's best not to have such wishful thinking. Although Seraphim and Lassoton enjoy partying, they won't leave any direct evidence," Hawke specifically warned. "Just a boast can only affect Seraphim's reputation, it's far from bringing her down."

Tom Emer said, "This woman is rotten inside, but she has always had a good reputation outside."

Brian chuckled. "She's a rotten egg."

Hawke said, "That's an interesting analogy, very vivid. What we need to do is peel off the shell of a rotten egg layer by layer."

Tom Emer immediately followed up: "What's the next step?"

Ever since Hillary Clinton launched the Hudson River estuary helicopter crash investigation, Hawke had been preparing to prevent her from taking over. After the tribal armed attack in Africa, he would not allow Hillary Clinton to enter the Oval Office under any circumstances.

Those who want him dead will pay the same price.

Over the past two years, Leonardo DiCaprio, Sybil Newson, and Winner have all been gifts that Hawke has prepared for Hillary.

However, throwing all these gifts out at once is not the best option.

Hawke said, "It's only February, don't rush things. Let the bragging case continue to ferment, first destroying Hillary's good image in public opinion, and then we'll launch a new plan. More people will stand against Hillary."

Tom Emmer agreed: "Since becoming First Lady, Hillary has created a lot of halos for herself, and I'm afraid she wanted to run for president back then. We all know she's a stinking piece of trash, but the public doesn't realize that, so it's necessary to break her halo."

He raised a concern: "My information is that in California, Sylvia has chosen to partner with the local Newson family, and a strategic agreement has reportedly been reached."

Brian chimed in, "The Newtons are our old rivals." He smiled. "The situation in California won't change."

Tom Emer was just confirmed as the Elephant Party nominee when Hawke and Brian caused such a huge uproar in California, making Hillary Clinton lose face.

He had great confidence in the two of them.

He had secretly included those 55 electoral votes in his must-have list.

But acquiring these requires a huge investment of resources.

If West Coast environmental technology company Starlink's project passes Congress, it will receive funding no less than that of the AI ​​Manhattan Project.

Hawke not only has to deal with Sillari, but the people he pulls out to take the fall also have to pay him.

All resources have already been priced.

Tom Emmer briefly discussed the situation in California before emphasizing, "What are the chances of your LGBTQ movement film, 'Philip,' winning Best Picture at this year's Oscars?"

Hawke thought for a moment and said, "It seems like we've won all sorts of Best Picture awards, including the Golden Globe for Best Drama and the Producers League Award for Best Picture. Based on past experience, I estimate we're at least 90% sure."

A team assembled by Steve and dispatched by the Minority Protection Association is assisting Tom Emmer's campaign team with matters related to the LGBTQ movement.

Tom Emmer also pledged to establish a diversity department if elected to the White House.

He said, "I'm working on the Oscars and want to be a presenter for Best Picture."

The more rapidly Cthulhu has developed in Hollywood, the more sensational the targeted LGBTQ movement has become.

Many Hollywood moguls have discovered that LGBTQ+ individuals are the best way to suppress Cthulhu.

Hawke was surprised that Tom Emer had such a plan and said, "Give it a try. Those people in the core of the academy were all supporters of the Democratic Party before, but it's hard to say what their stance is. When they were young, California was still a red state, and they all supported the Republican Party. Now it's hard to say."

Tom Emmer said, "When it comes to interests, how many people, except for a very few, care about a change of stance?"

Hawke nodded: "I'll have someone help you make the contact. Actually, even if you don't show up in person, you can still do a real-time remote collaboration with the live broadcast. I estimate that there will be less resistance."

Tom Emer thought for a moment and said, "Okay, I'll try it first and then see the results."

The three of them spent quite a while discussing the matter.

By the time Tom Emer left, it was nearly midnight.

Hawke and Erica also said goodbye and left, taking a plane back to Los Angeles that night.

The AI ​​Manhattan Project has been on standby at the airport, ready to take off at any time.

The case of the braggart has new developments every day, and the inside story revealed by the FBI has shocked the entire United States.

Even though everyone has some idea of ​​the darkness and filth of Hollywood, many people find it hard to imagine that in the 21st century, the red sofa at auditions is nothing compared to the boastful parties.

Too many boys and girls have given everything in Hollywood, including their bodies, only to end up with nothing, heartbroken and dejected.

The extent of debauchery in high society shocked the world.

"In comparison, Hawke is simply a model of a good person."

Inside the moving armored car, Erica said to her mother, Mary Ferguson, "Of course, he's not the kind of person who's all soft on people. He'll never show any mercy to the enemy."

Mary gently patted her daughter's hand: "You have the same good taste as your mother."

The car arrived at the entrance of the Special Operations Bureau. Erica showed her face briefly, and the security guards at the gate let her through. The driver then drove the car to the front of the office building.

"I'm going to work." Erica got out of the car and quickly went into her office.

Her assistant, an assistant police inspector, followed her over and placed a document on her desk.

Erica looked down and asked, "What's going on?"

The assistant inspector said, "Busan, a sister city of Los Angeles, has extended an invitation to the LAPD to conduct exchanges on urban counterterrorism and combating organized armed crime, given the grim international situation. We are preparing to send people there to participate in an exchange program that will last for two to three weeks."

Erica quickly glanced through the document and said, "So, you're suggesting I lead the team to participate?"

She was slightly surprised: "I've only been resting for a few days, and someone is already preparing to make this kind of decision without consulting me?" The assistant inspector replied: "I've inquired, and it seems that someone above recommended you, it's not a decision from our Special Operations Bureau."

“Let me ask.” Erica picked up her personal phone and called her father, Carter Ferguson, who was currently the number two person in the LAPD, and quickly explained the situation.

Carter said, "This was discussed at the last committee meeting, and someone recommended you. There is no risk involved; it's an international exchange program, essentially training Koreans. It will be an important qualification for your future promotion."

Erica considered for a moment: "Let's find someone else. It's not the right time for me to leave Los Angeles."

Carter asked, "Because of Hawke and Brian?"

“Yes, the situation is a bit complicated right now. Hawke’s informants have information that Sillari’s people may be taking action in Los Angeles.” After reminding her, Erica added, “I’m here and can provide any necessary support at any time.”

Carter said, "You make the decision."

Erica added, "The person who suggested this might have ulterior motives."

"I understand." Carter hung up the phone.

Erica, holding her phone, sat at her desk, thought for a moment, and said to her assistant, "Quietly find out who within the Special Operations Bureau supports this proposal."

The assistant replied, "Okay."

Erica is better at solving problems in the simplest and most direct way than dealing with these messy situations.

She didn't have much work to do today. After finishing, she drove her G-Wagon away from the Special Operations Bureau and headed straight for the Coast Building, entering Hawke's office.

Erica closed the door and said directly to Hawke, "Keep an eye on things here. I think Sillaly might be planning an operation in Los Angeles."

Hawke finished signing the documents in his hand and looked at Erica: "What happened?"

“Someone wanted to use the opportunity of international exchange to transfer me out of Los Angeles.” Erica recounted in detail the LAPD’s counterterrorism exchange with Busan, South Korea.

This is a normal occurrence under normal circumstances, as Los Angeles and Busan are sister cities and this is part of their regular exchanges.

Besides, when a son encounters difficulties, he will naturally turn to his father for help.

The question is, was it really for the sake of international exchange that Hawke's side was able to transfer away during this period, when the fastest and most direct assistance they could obtain from the LAPD was being provided?

Fiona mentioned something at the end of last year: Sullivan, one of the campaign managers for Hillary Clinton, contacted her, wanting the march to provide an alternative evacuation route.

These signs indicate that Hillary Clinton's side is planning something big in Los Angeles.

However, Hawke struck first, and after receiving the news, he immediately launched an operation against Puff Daddy.

This will definitely affect Sila's plans in Los Angeles.

So far, Hawke has not found anything unusual.

The Butterfly Company has developed a large number of eyeliners in Los Angeles in recent years, but none of these eyeliners have been found yet.

Los Angeles has a population of several million, and given the other party's cautious approach, it's normal that they didn't notice anything before making any major moves.

Hawke said, "The Koreans are getting involved too? My son's been misbehaving; he deserves a good beating."

“Who knows what those megalomaniacs are thinking?” Erica shrugged and said, “Could they be deliberately leaking information to confuse us and distract us, since this kind of thing would require a lot of resources for security?”

“It’s possible, but not very likely,” Hawke said slowly. “Fiona joined the parade a few years ago and became its chairperson. Although it surprised me, her background was already arranged when she joined the parade, which allowed her to reach this position…”

He harbored no illusions: "In terms of security, the location remains under high-level protection. I will make further arrangements regarding Fiona."

Erica said, "I have established two rapid response teams under the Special Operations Bureau that are under my command, one under SWAT and the other under the Air Armed Support Division. They will notify me immediately if there is an attack."

Hawke nodded, pressed the intercom, called Edward over, and said, "Go tell Betty not to contact Fiona outside of Los Angeles, and even in Los Angeles, bring extra backup."

Edward said, "Is Fiona in trouble?"

Hawke said, "I'm worried she'll be exposed and they'll use her as bait."

Edward understood and went to inform Betty himself.

Hawke received a phone call.

Eric Ethan called: "Don't forget to tune in to the Oscar nomination luncheon today."

Hawke replied, "I remember."

At noon, the two of them didn't even show up for lunch. Erica went to a restaurant on Twitter to buy some food and ate while watching the Oscar nominees luncheon with Hawke.

This year's Oscars can be considered a relatively weak year. Among the films that aimed for the Oscars, Hawke only remembers "No Country for Old Men" and "There Will Be Blood".

I've heard of "Juno" and "Michael Clayton," but I haven't seen them.

Together with Paramount Pictures' "Philip," these five films make up this year's Oscar nominations for Best Picture.

"Philip" received a total of eight Oscar nominations, including Best Editing, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Production Design, Best Supporting Actress, Best Actor, Best Director, and Best Picture.

The primary goals are the Best Director and Best Film awards.

Among a host of preliminary awards, the former won the Directors Guild Award for Best Director, while the latter won the Producers Guild Award for Best Film.

Hollywood is greatly influenced by the socio-political environment, and the current social environment can even be a key factor in the Oscars.

Hawke's past life, and related cases.

The Best Picture Oscar that was awarded has been pulled back and given to LGBTQ people again.

In the afternoon, after attending the nominees' luncheon, Tom Cruise went to the Coast Building and specifically spoke with Hawke about the race for the award.

After all, much of the investment in the project was secured through Hawke's investment fund.

Tom Cruise said, "We invested the most in publicity and public relations. Filipinos don't treat money like money; their publicity funds seem inexhaustible. Also, Steve transferred several million dollars specifically for Oscar publicity. Our spending on Oscar publicity and public relations reached an unprecedented $1500 million."

Hawke smiled and said, "That's certainly a big deal."

Tom Cruise added another key point: "Since Harvey Weinstein was kicked out of Miramax by Disney, he has not competed for an Oscar until this year's Oscars."

Hawke vaguely remembered that a few years after the Weinstein Company was founded, it returned to the Oscars, and that fat Harvey Weinstein once again routed its competitors, leading to its own demise. (End of Chapter)