blackstone code

Chapter 1197 Newly appointed post

People don't hate humorous people too much, most people like to chat with humorous people, because people like to be happy.

As soon as Lynch opened his mouth, he became the focus.

And he is not just as simple as being the focus, but also masters people's emotions.

He smiled and stopped, and the relaxed laughter in the room also closed his mouth with him, completely stopped.

It's such control over the situation that people don't even realize their emotions have been taken over for a short time.

"So let me answer this Ms. Judy's question about why I'm sitting here as an economic expert."

He always had a smile on his face, and he never seemed to think that Judy's behavior towards him was an offense. He was humorous and funny. Even people who didn't like Lynch that much at first could find it hard to hate Lynch like this.

His satire on the upper class and self-deprecating on himself satisfies some emotional demands of most people, and at this moment, everything is under his control.

"Someone helped me organize a set of speeches I had given in some salons. Yes, I thought it was a speech with a thick skin. I was speaking the whole time and others were listening."

"These sorted manuscripts finally formed three very meaningful..." He tilted his head slightly, "Sorry, I haven't been to college, I don't know if it counts as a thesis, maybe the lecture manuscript is more suitable for me."

"These three speeches are "Economic War", "Financial War" and "Theory of Crisis". On the above, about twenty or thirty versions of views and interpretations have been extended."

"I predicted the Great Recession, I predicted the financial collapse, I pushed for the Nagalil United Development Corporation to get us out of the Great Depression earlier than we would have, honestly it's like something like branding myself I can talk for half a day."

"I'm not a person who likes to boast about how powerful I am. Maybe a third party other than you and me, those who are neutral, can give us some more objective views."

He turned his head to look at an economist beside him, "Sir, do you think I am qualified to attend one of the most important events in human history as an economic expert?"

The expert sitting on Lynch's right hand didn't expect that he would still have the chance to show his face. He nodded repeatedly and moved closer to the microphone, "Mr. Lynch's research on economics has surpassed many experts and scholars, including myself, who have read Mr. Lynch. Some of his economic and financial thoughts and speeches, and he was convinced by some of them."

Lynch nodded, and looked at Judy, whose face was already flushed, "You can choose someone, lest you think that because I know the husband next to me, he would be embarrassed to speak ill of me, because I have a small mind, Will retaliate against him and make him lose his job."

The reporters at the scene burst into laughter again. This was much more interesting than interviewing the boring content of the World Development Committee.

Every time Lynch appears in front of the media, he always brings his own news. With him, it means that tomorrow's newspapers and magazines will have sales, and TV programs will have ratings.

Judy didn't speak, just looked at Lynch.

Lynch spread his hands, with a helpless expression on his face, "It seems that Miss Judy is fine, so why don't you sit down?"

"We're all waiting for you, it's not polite, even if you're a lady!"

Originally, this was a good opportunity to attack Lynch, she thought it was so, and made Lynch look ugly in front of the media, so she dug hard on the issue of Lynch not having gone to college.

After exposing that he was named a top institution like the Holy Harmony Society but did not attend, he was able to obtain a diploma.

Don't the people hate this kind of people who spend money to buy privileges?
Why did it come to Lynch... everything will not work.

Looking at the unfriendly eyes around her, Judy sat back after being silent.

Lynch tilted his head with a smile, and made a gesture of wiping the sweat from his forehead and falling to the ground, "I got through again!"

Some reporters couldn't help laughing again. Everyone knew that this was an attack on Judy, but no one felt that Lynch was not gentlemanly enough, and he lacked demeanor. They only thought he was funny.

He made this boring meeting for ordinary people a lot more interesting!

Mr. Truman picked up Lynch's words in time, "Then next one..."

The meeting went smoothly, and an episode that should have turned into an accident or scandal became a bright spot under Lynch's control.

People just couldn't hate him and found him likable instead.

During the broadcast, Catherine and her former university professor staff also saw this scene.

They watched it quietly, and the former journalism professor took a deep breath, "It's so powerful, it defeated that child in all directions."

She knew Judy, and Judy was a student she had supervised. This student was quite outstanding, and she had an appearance that was very suitable for journalism.

Sometimes this kind of "suitability" can be regarded as a kind of discrimination. A beautiful face, a good figure, and blonde hair, whether it is a TV station, or publishing newspapers and magazines, will like such a woman.

They make frequent appearances on TV, and those on TV know how much a beautiful woman can help ratings.

Even if it is the most boring weather forecast, as long as the woman hosting the weather forecast is beautiful enough, the ratings will not be low.

Newspapers too, people like to be interviewed by beautiful girls, to be close to them, to look at them with hot eyes.

In situations like this, people don't hesitate to say something, even when they shouldn't have said it.

She thinks that Judy should have a good future, and she also praised her personal ability when she wrote her recommendation letter, but now it seems... Judy obviously didn't put herself in the right position.

Many people think that journalists should tell the truth. This is like those female voters who think that skilled women must be really cool if they say they are cool. No, this is often not the case.

People don't really care about the truth at all, all people need is a lie that suits their own interests, who the hell cares what the truth is? !

Judy messed up everything, and she was just a little emotional, but more of a marvel at Lynch's resilience and ability to control the situation.

There was hardly any hesitation, everything was as smooth as... acting according to the script.

But she knew that it was not a script, it was an unexpected situation, Lynch was really too good.

Catherine also noticed something different. From the very beginning, he had taken the initiative, and everything was under his firm control. However, people still couldn't see how tough he was, and only thought he was very interesting.

A born actor, a born politician, a born... capitalist!

"Maybe we should collect some of Lynch's previous interviews and shows, and we can learn something from it."

Catherine bit her lip and nodded, "Then let's see how powerful he is."

On the other side, after the conference ended, the smile on Lynch's face faded. Mr. Truman walked with him, and the two walked side by side, explaining, "This is a mistake at work..."

"We've tracked down Judy and he told us Judy gave him a kiss and promised to date him, so he took the risk of having Judy replace him."

The tone of this kind of big event is basically a draft plus some positive emotions, such as praising how great the Federation is, how wise Mr. President is, and how dedicated the officials of the Federation are.

Even a veteran reporter would know how to write news that was too formal and official with his eyes closed, but he never imagined that such an ordinary thing would cause big trouble.

Judy unwisely provoked Lynch in front of foreign diplomatic representatives and reporters from various countries. Is her mind broken?
Perhaps all of this can be attributed to the woman's arrogance and impracticality. This is not a fairy tale world, and there is no candy house, so when the security committee found him the first time, he explained everything.

Lynch nodded after listening to it, indicating that he knew, and the two walked out of the building and walked to the parking lot.

Standing in front of the car, Lynch gave his thoughts, "We have to deal with this matter from two angles, the first is of an official nature."

"Impersonating other people to approach the country's president and diplomats at close range, this behavior has touched the legal red line, and arranged for someone to prosecute her."

"In addition, from the perspective of her current shallow understanding of society, she needs to accumulate more experience in life and work, and I will find ways to help her."

"You do half, I do half!"

Mr. Truman nodded. He is not a blind, stupid (pure) kind politician. His military background makes him iron-blooded enough, and he is willing to take the initiative to fight back in the face of provocations.

"No problem, this matter does need to be dealt with, and we will reorganize it on the Security Committee..."

Lynch raised his hand to stop him, "That's your job, it has nothing to do with me, don't tell me!"

Mr. Truman doesn't think so, "No, it has something to do with you too. They plan to promote you to a senior security consultant. You are also a full member of the security committee."

"Can I?" Lynch asked back, frowning.

Although both senior consultants and special consultants are consultants, the latter is more of an honorary one, while the former may actually participate in the work.

Mr. Truman said something that Lynch didn't know, "Financial security is also security. The Federation can no longer withstand a new round of financial tsunami, so the Security Council established a 'Financial Security Office', as an economic expert , no one can object to you taking on this position."

"And if you don't want to continue to hold this identity, you can end it at any time!"

(End of this chapter)