The Wolf of Los Angeles.

When a black widow loses her fangs, even if she uses all her skills to weave a web, she still lacks enough of a threat.

On January 6, after the New Year holiday, John Boehner officially took over as Speaker of the House of Representatives, becoming the nominal third-ranking figure in American politics.

In media reports, he was highly praised.

Upon taking office, John Boehner immediately set about pushing Congress to hold hearings on the Lolita Island affair and the Russia investigation.

In addition, he claimed that Hillary, who was involved in multiple cases, was no longer suitable to serve on the Budget Committee, and proposed to remove her from her relevant positions, urging the Budget Committee to vote on the matter as soon as possible.

Peterson Strategic Consulting had been lobbying, and with the help of several partners, Hillary was unsurprisingly kicked off the budget committee in the subsequent vote.

Meanwhile, the committee on illegality is also pushing for a hearing against Sillari.

According to regulations, when a major incident occurs, the relevant standing committee of Congress can launch an investigation into the parties involved. The parties summoned must attend the hearing and answer questions, or they will be subject to judicial punishment.

With Presidents' Day approaching, Tom Emer's team is working with George Walker's team to prepare for the transition of power.

The plans concerning Hawke have been listed as a top priority, along with several others.

Tom Emmer's Office of Budget Management and Technology team will submit the largest economic recovery and stimulus plan in American history to Congress.

High-tech industries are a key focus, and Hawke's series of plans are the most important of all.

Under the guise of stimulating the economy, federal money is being distributed to capitalists—this is a traditional tactic of the Washington authorities.

In early February, George Walker officially left the White House, and Tom Emmer became the new occupant of the Oval Office.

At the luncheon, the winners raised their glasses in a toast.

Hawke met with President Dong again, this time with his eldest daughter.

The rumored princess is tall and strong with a hot figure, a typical American big girl.

Mr. Dong introduced Hawke to the woman, then said with a look of regret, "If you didn't have a girlfriend, I would really like to introduce you to Ini."

Hawke shook hands with the blonde woman and said, "It's a pleasure to meet you."

“We seem to be the same age.” Inie looked very interested in Hawke. “I’m still figuring out how to start my own business, but you’re already one of the best among your peers.”

Hawke replied casually, "Just lucky."

Inee was very proactive, taking out a business card from her handbag and handing it to Hawke: "Can we exchange contact information?"

Mr. Dong also had his personal contact information, and out of politeness, Hawke exchanged business cards with her.

But he shifted the topic to Dong Zong, tentatively asking, "You've returned to the Elephant Party, don't you plan to run for senator?"

Hawke, with malicious intent, said: "Sila will be in the next New York midterm election. You are a true New Yorker and can completely replace her."

A few years ago, Mr. Dong was practically a fanatic licking the boots of the Dun couple.

But people's stance always changes with their interests.

Mr. Dong was very self-aware: "I can't win. There's too little time. It's difficult for me to reverse the situation on both sides in New York."

He looked at Hawke: "Los Angeles has only recently transitioned from red to blue, but New York is a deeply entrenched deep blue."

Hawke had seen the vote count for this election; Tom Emmer only received slightly over 35% of the vote in New York.

But red and blue are never fixed. In his previous life, Dong Zong was elected twice and received nearly 45% of the vote in New York, which seemed to indicate that New York State was also turning from blue to red.

It's hard to say how things will develop now, since Hawke joined this game of power and interests, the Elephant Party has also tasted the benefits of causing trouble.

Both parties are working together to create trouble.

Mr. Dong tentatively asked, "Tom will definitely seek re-election. Can you and Brian wait eight years?"

Brian's biggest problem is his lack of experience, given his relatively short time in politics.

However, these things seem insignificant in front of President Dong.

This person was elected as a political novice.

Hawke replied casually, "Eight years from now, Brian will only be forty years old."

Mr. Dong had always regarded Hawke as someone of the same social class, but upon hearing this, he truly realized that these two scoundrels from California, who were involved in political and business collusion, were much younger than him.

Feeling a little down, he said, "I'm going to talk to someone else for a while."

Hawke nodded, then saw Brian approaching.

Brian arrived in Washington early this morning, and the two have not yet had a chance to talk.

He said, "Sullivan took all the blame, and from a legal process standpoint, there is no direct evidence to convict Hillary."

Hawke wasn't surprised; even if Sylvanas was a Cthulhu, she was a truly capable one: "What exactly is the situation?"

Brian shook his head and laughed: "Sullivan's work contracts for the past few years have all been with a Mexican company, and the owner of that Mexican company is a woman, a Mexican woman with a one-meter-wide bottom."

Hawke said, "These old-school politicians are really hard to deal with."

Brian said, "After all, she was once the First Lady, or perhaps it was a safety valve set up by the former First Gentleman."

Hawke reminded Brian, and the two stopped talking about it.

Representative Kevin McCarthy, also from California, contacted the two men, who also had ties to the Ferguson family and were among the representatives supported by the family.

After Tom Emmer became president, Kevin McCarthy became the congressional majority whip in return for the strong support he had given to the Ferguson family.

He was an old acquaintance of Hawke and Brian, and said with a smile, "I contacted several colleagues on the Budget Committee, and they are very interested in the President's high-tech development plan."

Hawke is good at getting things done and knows how to build relationships: "You can tell these friends that this is a plan we've worked on together."

The three of them laughed at the same time.

Meanwhile, Elizabeth Carter, dressed in a black women's suit, met with the new Secretary of State, Paul Ryan.

Her lobbying has already begun: "The previous George Walker administration made a huge blunder in communications security, becoming a laughing stock around the world."

Paul knew what she meant: "Did the group chat go wrong?"

“That’s right.” Elizabeth said simply, “Cheney used online communication software to coordinate counter-terrorism efforts in Iraq with several high-ranking officials, including those at the Pentagon, but a reporter managed to infiltrate the system. The federal government’s online communication system used to be extremely poor in both security and convenience; it’s time to upgrade it.”

Paul, newly appointed to his post, certainly didn't want to make a fool of himself, and said, "The State Department's software and hardware are indeed at a point where they should be updated."

Elizabeth immediately understood what he meant and said, "The President's new technology plan should begin with improving working conditions."

Paul had the same plan; everything from the water cups to the chairs to the coffee machine was too old.

After the two finished talking, Elizabeth found her assistant and said, "I need to know immediately which computer hardware company Paul is closely connected with."

The assistant immediately relayed the message and quickly received feedback, which was promptly communicated to Elizabeth. Elizabeth then approached Hawke and whispered, "The new Secretary of State, Paul Ryan, has a close relationship with Dale."

Hawke asked, "Which are the main suppliers of office computers for the federal government?"

Elizabeth said, "Dale and Sencopede."

Hawke was somewhat surprised to hear the latter's name, but quickly realized it made sense, given that the family was full of loyal martyrs.

Hawke thought for a moment and said, "A large portion of Twitter's personal work computers come from Dell. I will have someone contact Dell to jointly promote this plan."

Elizabeth glanced around the banquet hall and said, "I'm going to talk to one of Dale's people."

Hawke nodded: "Okay."

Elizabeth took action again.

After the banquet ended, Hawke left the White House and got into the same car as Brian.

He received a call from Los Angeles, and Twitter and Dell had spoken by phone about the matter, with both sides expressing interest in cooperation.

Brian picked up a newspaper and handed it to Hawke: "The media is discussing the chances of Cilary going to jail."

“Almost zero.” The law protects precisely the interests of high-ranking figures, and Hawke has no expectations for it: “There has never been a case in America where a former First Man and First Lady have been imprisoned.”

Brian said, "I'm worried she might make a comeback."

Hawke understood: "I'm having people investigate her connections with several armed groups in the Middle East to see if we can find a breakthrough. Perhaps radical terrorist organizations will cause trouble for Hillary."

Brian knew that Hawke had an armed group overseas, but he wasn't sure about its size or extent.

…………

North of New York, Chapak Estate.

Ciri, caught in the eye of the storm, stood at the second-floor window, watching the sudden blizzard hit New York. Her feelings were complicated, and her face was filled with exhaustion and weakness.

She took out a photo of herself with Huma Abedin.

Even a politician as profit-driven as Hillary Clinton has emotional ties.

Abedin is referred to as her goddaughter, a claim that Silali has never denied.

Driven by profit, she orchestrated the Abedin shooting.

Sila slowly tore the photo to shreds with both hands and threw it into the trash can.

And Sullivan.

This is the most efficient subordinate.

Now that it's in the hands of the FBI, who knows what the future holds?

Footsteps suddenly sounded, and the door was pushed open from the outside. Zipper Dun, who had separated into different rooms and kept to himself, walked in.

Seraphim turned and glanced at him, her face expressionless.

Zipperton stood beside him, also looking out at the snowy scene, and said, "When Sullivan first joined the team, I had an overseas company sign him, and all his salary and bonuses came from there."

Sillali said coldly, "Do you want me to thank you?"

Zipper paused, her words caught in her throat. It was true that everything others did was right, but no matter how right her husband was, he was always wrong.

He had more to say, but he didn't want to say anything anymore.

I even had a thought of destruction.

Hillary added, "At this point, saying anything more is superfluous. I will attend the hearing, but I plead not guilty to all charges. I remain a senator from New York!"

Zipper nodded slightly, turned and left, quickly exiting the room.

Sila took out her phone, found a number, and dialed: "Can I get bail?"

"The FBI has temporarily denied bail, citing the complexity of the case," the lawyer said. "But Sullivan has assured everyone that he will take full responsibility."

"Tell him when you have the chance that his parents and relatives will be living very well in New York," Silla said.

Although she has remained very tough, Sila knows that what she urgently needs to do is extricate herself from a series of controversies.

…………

Los Angeles, West Coast environmental technology company.

After several contacts with Hawke, the Indians finalized a business delegation led by ISRO and Hindustan Aeronautics Limited to come and discuss cooperation.

Near West Coast EcoTech's Starlink control center, a large showroom has been purchased specifically to showcase West Coast EcoTech and Twitter's flagship products.

The first is communication satellites.

Henderson embodies the typical industrial manufacturing spirit of Europe and America, and its various performance parameters are seriously exaggerated.

Inside the satellite control center, West Coast communications engineers demonstrated several technologies to Indian clients, including nanometer-level encrypted communication, multi-channel anti-interference, and information scheduling and integration.

Abhishek, who had previously met with Hawke, was very interested in these technologies, feeling they were exactly the kinds of technology India needed. He asked, "Your communication satellites are located all over the world..."

“Absolutely top-tier!” Henderson had done meticulous preparation and rehearsals, after all, it was a multi-figure business. He said, “What I just demonstrated was the S3 communication satellite, which was specially designed and developed according to Starlink’s requirements. It is Starlink’s third generation and has reached the world’s most advanced level. It is no worse than the communication satellites used by mainstream North American communication companies and the Pentagon.”

He was full of confidence: "Our product is even more advanced because it has just been developed and launched, and it is at the forefront of technology."

Abhishek was indeed very interested, but he didn't say much about it here.

Henderson then led the group into the product showroom. Since the group included software technicians from the New Delhi authorities, he specifically introduced the collaborative communication software that Twitter had developed by combining its own technology with LinkedIn's.

There's so much to do on the software side; Twitter's CTO, Haaland, came over specifically to give a series of technical presentations.

Henderson specifically stated, "This co-working software was developed specifically for government agencies. President Tom Emmer has included it in America's high-tech development plan, and the White House Office of Technology has formally submitted a bill to Congress. This software will soon become the office software for various departments of the federal government."

The name "Lighthouse" was particularly useful, and the Indian official was quite tempted. Even if the New Delhi authorities wanted to adopt domestically produced office software, they could obtain a license to take it back and develop it based on their own experience.

All the products Henderson introduced bore the name of the U.S. federal government, although the vast majority were actually manufactured under OEM agreements.

An Indian official showed great interest in the three-wheeled vehicles in the exhibition hall.

This is a special three-wheeled vehicle with a desert camouflage paint job and custom-made appearance.

Henderson went straight to the point: "This is an infantry transport equipment developed by West Coast Technology Corporation at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars, based on the Pentagon's actual needs in the Middle East. It uses the latest engine technology and off-road technology, and only one soldier is needed to achieve the ability to transport supplies in mountainous and other areas."

The Indian official asked, "And the price?"

Henderson stated, "Currently, the unit price is $3.5, but the price will decrease further after mass production." (End of Chapter)