The FBI Director who traveled through

After dawdling for nearly an hour, Edgar and Tolson went to meet the servants from the White House.

"Mr. Chief." The servant didn't show any obvious expressions of impatience, but it could still be seen that he was a little irritable.

"Hello," Edgar held out his hand, "Sorry, we have detected that the handwriting on the note belongs to Mr. President, I don't know if there is anything we can do for you." Edgar deliberately pretended not to know that Herbert Hoover's situation at this time.

"Mr. Director," the servant bowed, and then said, "Now there are a lot of people gathered in front of the White House, so Mr. Hoover asked me to come to you and hope you can make a move."

Edgar found a chair and sat down, then said, "I'm just the director of an intelligence agency. I don't think I can play a big role at all, right? I don't know what Mr. Hoover wants me to do?"

At this time, the servant was already a little anxious. When Herbert Hoover sent him over, he explained that he had to solve it quickly, but he was dragged by the FBI for so long (he didn't know it was Edgar Deliberately delaying time), now the director in front of me started to go away again, and said quickly: "Mr. Director, we all know that you have a high reputation in the hearts of the people, so we plan to ask you to help this time, I hope you can persuade me They left the area of ​​the White House."

Edgar was not in a hurry at all, and said calmly: "The safety of the White House is not within the scope of my responsibility. I think you can try to find someone else."

American politics is like this, because the separation of powers has led to the lack of concentration of senior officials in the United States, so the appointment of officials is often not decided by one person, which is why Edgar dared to say this, although in fact even if it is not the case With Edgar's current strength, it is impossible to be afraid.

"Mr. Director." The servant was a little anxious.

Edgar stretched out his hand to stop the servant's next words, and said with a smile: "It's not that I don't want to help, it's just that the anger of the people can't be appeased casually, but I can help, you give this to Mr. President, he will I understand what it means." Edgar took the envelope from Tolson and handed it to the servant.

The servant didn't say much, just took the envelope and left.

It didn't take long for Herbert Hoover to publish an article called "The Wall Street Conspiracy." Since it was an article by the current president, it naturally occupied a huge space in the "Washington Post".

If Herbert Hoover handed over this article to the "New York Times", it would be absolutely impossible to publish it, because the "New York Times" has a large stake in the Wall Street consortium, but the "Washington Post" is different. What it has always advertised is to provide the people with a real society, so it will certainly not give up publishing this article by the president.

This article strongly criticizes the minds of the major Wall Street conglomerates for their own profit, and shows that he himself has not had much involvement with these consortiums, and this economic crisis has been shaped by him as a conspiracy full of profit-making behavior. According to him, Wall Street consortia often coerce government employees to do some shady things for their own benefit.

This economic crisis was also planned by the Wall Street consortium from the very beginning, but they did not expect that the impact this time would be so great that it would shake the whole country, so he, Herbert Hoover, had been thinking hard for a long time. Afterwards, I felt that I had to expose this matter, and hoped that the anger of all the people would not be mistaken.

It has to be said that Herbert Hoover's behavior at this time is a move that hurts the enemy a thousand and hurts himself eight hundred, but for Herbert Hoover at this time, this kind of damage is something he can bear. People's hearts are often unpredictable. For him, his current situation is already very dangerous. No matter what, he needs to find someone who will go to hell with him, and the Wall Street consortium is a good choice.

In order to prevent a certain consortium from going against him directly, Herbert Hoover chose to offend all the consortiums, because he always felt that those Wall Street consortiums would definitely not join forces, but he forgot that there was a relationship between the consortia and the consortia. Conflicting interests, Herbert Hoover's move has the potential to unite Wall Street against him alone.

The morning newspapers were distributed to the home of each custom-made person. Edgar and Tolson now live together and there is no need to order two copies of the same newspaper, so only Edgar has the one in his hand at this time. The Washington Post, which caused a huge sensation.

After finishing the newspaper, Edgar simply closed it, and said to Tolson, "It seems that Herbert Hoover is not a smart person, otherwise this newspaper would not have appeared."

Tolson probably understood what Edgar meant, and said with a smile: "It's not that he's not smart enough, but your plan is very good. If it weren't for those people who persisted in staying near the White House, Herbert Hoover would Nor would he do such a thing that harmed his own interests. Most of the presidents in history lived in harmony with Wall Street, and they never thought of something like Herbert Hoover who directly dared to tear his face with Wall Street. "

Edgar shook his head and said, "It's not that I planned it out, but that he didn't think enough. Although Herbert Hoover is good at politics, he still doesn't have enough contact with economics. He didn't fully understand the influence of Wall Street, otherwise he would never have fallen into the trap with his strength."

Edgar has been planning this matter since the week of the economic crisis passed. Although Edgar's behavior is indeed very secretive, it is inevitable that someone will notice his actions. In order not to cause trouble, Edgar thinks that he should find something The incident attracted the attention of major Wall Street consortiums.

The people who paraded the streets at the beginning were really angry, but if no one fanned the flames behind, this matter would definitely not have such a big influence, and the people sent by Tolson played an important role, they did not need to Say more, as for always mentioning Herbert Hoover's "one chicken, one car" theory before he took office, it is enough to arouse their anger.

Edgar did not expect that Herbert Hoover would send someone to Edgar to ask for help, but Edgar still told Herbert Hoover directly that he could point the finger at Wall Street, but Edgar was not above board Speaking of this incident, he only vaguely mentioned that it seems that this incident has something to do with Wall Street, so the matter began to heat up.

Unlike the original history, many civilian areas are covered with various shacks with the surname Hoover. Groups of people began to march to Wall Street, hoping that the people on Wall Street would spit out all the money they swallowed. The people Often they are not rational. They seem to have nothing to fear after losing their financial support. They don't think that it is because of their own greed that they lost, and they blame others for tempting them to invest in the stock market.

The public is unreasonable. The final compromise must be the major financial groups on Wall Street. The riots were suppressed and continued to make trouble again and again. There was no way. Funds helped the people get out of this crisis, and factories were established one by one and began to recruit workers.

In this way, the history at this time is different from the original history. The original very serious economic crisis has been much better, but because of the wide spread, it still has a certain impact, but Edgar is very confident that the United States It will still not intervene in the early days of World War II because of this economic crisis.

When the knock on the door sounded, Edgar and Tolson looked at each other. Usually no one would come over at this time, but Edgar still got up and opened the door, just like the situation when the economic crisis has not yet begun, Al A bluffing voice sounded: "Eddie, I'm looking for you again, do you welcome me?"

"Of course," Edgar was still very welcoming to this childhood playmate, "Why did you think of looking for me today? Aren't you busy too?"

"How do I know," Al said, seeing Edgar's puzzled face, and continued, "This guy is coming to see you. If I hadn't been paying attention to him, I didn't know he was coming to see you. I just want to come and see you, as for this guy, I don’t know.” The guy in Alfred’s mouth refers to Alfred standing beside him, but Alfred doesn’t have any angry expression on his face .

"I'm here to see you. I want to clarify a few things." Alfred admitted directly. He never knew someone who would hide his true thoughts, so he naturally said it honestly.

Edgar nodded and said: "Okay, then come in and sit down, I have nothing to do today." The meaning in Edgar's words was very clear, he had enough time to chat with Alfred.

After sitting down, Alfred looked at Tolson, then at Al, and finally at Edgar. Edgar understood what he meant, and said, "It's okay, I trust Tolson, and I trust Al, just tell me what you have to say." Edgar understood that this matter might have something to do with him.

"I know that the "Weekly Review" in Al's hands belongs to you, but I want to ask, does the Caesar Hotel belong to you?" The two of them went straight to the point.

"Well, I own most of the shares." Edgar answered Alfred's question succinctly without asking too many questions. Since he asked this question, he must have some information in his hands.

Seeing Tolson next to him, his face was clear, but Al was surprised. The status of Caesar Hotel has been getting higher and higher in recent years, and he never thought that this hotel turned out to be his friend.

"Then did you participate in the recent stock market turmoil?"

"I just made a small fortune." Edgar was surprised by Alfred's source of information.

"Don't worry, very few people know about it," Alfred said, "The apparent boss of the Caesar Hotel is my friend, so I just found out by accident, because he pays too much attention to you. As for the stock market, I I was just asking casually, I didn't expect you to be so honest."

"I don't want anyone else to know."

"Of course not, I think we will cooperate in the future."

After the two left, Tolson looked at Edgar with a worried expression on his face. He was afraid that Edgar would be hit. After all, these things have been done very strictly, and he didn't expect anyone to know.

Edgar laughed, and said: "It's okay, there will be a hundred secrets, and Alfred will be a good partner. Recently, the headache has become more and more severe. Please help me press it."

"Well." Tolson was seriously worried, and Edgar didn't know what was going on with his headache, and even the hospital couldn't find out what happened.

The author has something to say: Why did you post this chapter? It’s because I’ve already finished it, and I’m keeping it in the manuscript box, but I don’t want to post it together. After all, there will be a lot of pirated articles when I finish it all at once, so I still update it every day. Alright, O(∩_∩)O haha~