Hollywood starts with an agent

Chapter 667 Absolute Idol
Since 1789, the U.S. presidential election has been held every four years. The whole process is complicated and time-consuming. First, each political party holds primaries and caucuses in each state to find candidates.

After that, the final presidential and vice-presidential candidates are determined at the national conventions of the two parties.

Finally, there is the nationwide presidential candidate campaign, the general election and electoral vote, which concludes with the presidential inauguration, a process that takes 18 months!

Within the Republican Party, George W. Bush had already secured the support of his former biggest rival, John McCain's campaign team. He was just waiting to determine his running mate and receive the formal nomination at the Republican National Convention to become the Republican presidential nominee.

On the Democratic side, Vice President Al Gore, despite having Clinton's strong support, is still not as good as Republican George W. Bush in raising funds, even though he now has enough votes to secure the party's nomination at the convention.

However, Albert Gore's biggest rival in the party, former NBA player and former New Jersey Senator Bill Bradley, and his campaign team have not yet officially endorsed him, but it is only a matter of time.

Albert Gore and George W. Bush were already direct competitors, and both candidates spared no effort in campaigning, publicizing, and garnering votes!
Meanwhile, the 2000 UEFA European Championship final between the Netherlands and Belgium was held at the De Kuip Stadium in Rotterdam, Netherlands, with France and Italy facing off.
Italy took the lead in the second half, but France equalized in stoppage time and then scored the golden goal in extra time through David Trezeguet, ultimately defeating Italy 2-1 to win the 2000 European Championship!

In the morning, in the hotel bedroom in Rotterdam, Lin Zhiling lay on top of Aaron, saying, "Yeah, the French team really won, we made five or six hundred thousand dollars."

“That’s good,” Aaron stroked the woman’s smooth, white body. “After taxes, how much is it in total?”

"Aha, I checked, the $63 has turned into more than $2000, which is almost 20 million New Taiwan Dollars!"

Aaron kissed the girl in his arms. "Have you had fun these past few days?"

"Of course I'm happy," Lin Zhiling said, sitting on the man's lap. "Are you going back to China today?"

“Hmm, I’ve been out for a long time,” Aaron smiled, reaching out to caress the woman’s soft breasts.

Lin Zhiling's voice was low and deep, "Then, when will you come to see me again?"

"Don't worry, I'll go to Asia when I have time..."

Houston, USA: The city erupted in celebration after the Rockets won the NBA championship once again.
This was the day of the Houston Rockets' championship celebration parade. The team members set off from the Dawn Center in downtown Houston, riding in open-top buses, receiving the adoration of the surrounding fans, their faces beaming with pride.

As part of the fourth championship celebration parade, it still attracted a large number of fans to flood the streets of Houston. They wore Rockets jerseys, waved flags and posters, and chanted the names of their idols, expressing their love for the team and their joy at winning the championship in various ways.
The entire city of Houston seemed to be immersed in a festive atmosphere, turning into a sea of ​​red!

Stars like Shaquille O'Neal, Charles Barkley, and Tracy McGrady, along with players like Stephen Kerr and Derek Fisher, all thoroughly enjoyed this glorious moment.

They rode slowly in convertibles, and many players threw souvenirs to the fans, interacting enthusiastically with them along the way.

The parade eventually arrived at the Summit Stadium in Greenway Square, Houston, for a celebration ceremony. Aaron, who had just returned to the United States from Europe, also arrived in Houston as soon as possible!
Texas Governor George W. Bush and his wife also attended the celebration, along with the Mayor of Houston and others.

In contrast to the fervor inside the stadium, George W. Bush was discussing the current campaign with Aaron in a small conference room.

"Some of my outrageous past misdeeds have been dug up and widely reported by our competitors, which has somewhat damaged my image!" George W. Bush shook his head. "FOX News President Roger Ailes hopes to form a joint alliance with CBS News."

Aaron leaned back in his chair, tapped the table, and looked at George W. Bush. "Roger Ayers' only goal is to boost FOX's ratings."

"CBS is one of the three major wireless broadcasting networks in the United States. FOX is trying to use CBS to rise to the top. They are competitors to begin with. An alliance? How ridiculous!"

"The TV station's principle of neutrality will not change; there are some things that must never be stated openly!"

“I know,” George W. Bush Jr. said, seemingly unconcerned. “Right now, Hillary is running for the Democratic Senate seat in New York, and Clinton’s support for Albert Gore has helped him secure a lot of political donations and votes.”

Aaron knew that Hillary was running for the Senate seat in New York, and he even helped her gain a lot of exposure!

"It's okay, when will the Democrats ever surpass the Republicans in fundraising?"

Aaron seemed quite casual. The US presidential election is a tug-of-war, but now George W. Bush and Albert Gore are evenly matched, and neither can really gain the upper hand.

"In terms of publicity, Mr. Bush also has a significant advantage."

"By the way, have you decided on your running mate? Who are you planning to nominate as vice president?"

George W. Bush smiled. "Mr. Richard Cheney, CEO of Halliburton, a multinational oil and energy services company."

"He previously served as a U.S. Senator from Wyoming and Secretary of Defense, and joined Halliburton after leaving office in 1993."

Aaron nodded. "Great, the Republican representative for the energy sector!"
"The Democratic Party's dot-com bubble is a stain, and the Nasdaq index, after a brief rebound last month, has begun to fall again."

"But the consequences will be much more severe. The impact of this US tech stock crash is no less than that of the Asian financial crisis two years ago."

Aaron immediately pointed out, "The economy has always been the most important topic for the public. Those speculators on Wall Street are frantically devouring America!"

George W. Bush's eyes widened. "Is it really that serious?"

"Perhaps it's even more serious than that."

"So that's how it is. Those media outlets that are still touting tech stocks really deserve to die!"

Aaron nodded. "It is indeed damn bad. I will also be giving interviews to support Warren Buffett's concerns about the tech bubble."

As the number one figure among young Americans and an absolute icon, Aaron Anderson's influence is undoubtedly immense!
(End of this chapter)