Reborn American Giants

Annie is a reporter for the Los Angeles Times. She has her press card hanging on her chest. Mike is carrying a camera and is being inspected by White House security personnel. The weather is very good today. The weather station has forecast sunny weather and light winds at Level 3.

, very suitable for taking your family to the park.

During this week, Annie followed Molt to make a news incident called "Young Girls Gate" that caused a sensation in the United States. As a result, she officially obtained the right to be interviewed abroad. So today, the White House held a press conference to discuss the "Young Girls Gate" incident in El Salvador.

Scandal", Anne made a public response and obtained the right to interview from the bald editor.

Anne stood there, and after the "Secret Service" security personnel checked her belongings, she and a group of media people, guided by the White House staff, walked across the South Park lawn, where you can see the yew trees.

, many of which were planted by successive presidents or "first ladies". Perhaps this is also a way to leave a name in history.

The press conference was held in the "Indian Treaty Room" of the old White House office building. Anne walked with the crowd and saw a group of children visiting a huge grandfather clock under the leadership of a White House tour guide. Anne

I knew it was a gift from the French government in 1945 to celebrate the victory of the anti-Japanese war.

Soon they arrived at the "Indian Treaty Room", a conference room with 240 seats that is often used as a venue for White House press conferences. Anne took a seat in the crowd, waiting for the press conference to be held.

Two colleagues sat next to her, and Anne saw from the work badges they wore on their chests that one of them was a reporter from the Chicago Post, and the other was an old rival of her newspaper, the New York Daily News.

Reporter, Anne quietly turned over her work ID, hid the big logo of the Los Angeles Times, and then eavesdropped on the conversation between the two brothers.

"Hi, Paul, long time no see. How are you? Last time I heard you talk about your daughter, how is it? Is she okay?" This is a reporter from the "Chicago Post" greeting another reporter from several major newspapers.

Generally speaking, there are only a few journalists who cover political news. Over time, everyone becomes both opponents and friends.

"Hi, Angelo." Paul replied to his "friend", "It's not the same as before. I really don't know what the child is thinking about all day long. Her mother and I can't talk to her.

Just a few words will make her angry to death. For example, if you see her wearing a short skirt to school, her mother will ask her to change it, but do you know what she said? "

"What did you say?" Angelo was also very interested in knowing how Paul communicated with his children, because he was about to encounter this problem too.

"She actually said that we are already old and can't keep up with the times. Hey, children nowadays are really a headache." Paul held his forehead and said that he had been defeated by two women in his life, one was his wife and the other was his daughter.

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"Hahahaha..." His answer caused Angelo to laugh.

Anne eavesdropped on the conversation between the two reporters. They were both short-sighted, and she couldn't help but feel a little discouraged. She remembered what Molt told her before leaving, that she was a novice, so she should stop talking when she arrived at the press conference and pay attention to her colleagues around her.

Talk and see what their own newspapers think of the matter.

"Paul, you were surpassed by the Los Angeles Times group this time. They made such a big news. How about they caught you off guard?" Regarding disputes in the media industry, these often

The reporters who met at various press conferences all knew this very well, and they would tease each other from time to time.

"Yes, I heard that an intern fished their news out of the crusher. We were in a miserable situation. We were scolded by the editor for half the time. It was our fault that the news was delivered to our door and someone else beat us to it."

When Anne heard them talking about herself, she unconsciously puffed up her chest, and her work ID card dangled "naughty" on her chest.

"Who says it's not? They're just lucky. We're not the same. The editor in chief was furious." Angelo also "broke the news" about his family, "By the way, what do you think of this press conference?"

"It's not the same as before. Do you still expect that yes-man Kerry to come up with any "breaking" news? The United States' eyes are on Europe, Asia, Latin America, forget it... Look, Kerry is out."

Paul saw someone coming out of the aisle on the side of the press conference. He took a closer look and saw that it was the person delivering the press conference today, US Secretary of State John Kerry. He called Angelo to get ready.

Kerry walked to the press stage and stood still, placing the "cue card" in front of him. He patted the microphone, tested it, and put his hands on the stage.

"Gentlemen, hello everyone, welcome to today's press conference. I will make a statement here first, and then I will invite friends from the media to ask questions. I can only ask three questions today. I hope everyone can abide by the press conference.

Order, thank you all."

Kerry said this on the stage, and a young reporter next to Anne also whispered it, like a "simultaneous translator". His skilled tone and sarcastic face almost made Anne "chip"

He laughed out loud, but although he covered his mouth in time, it still attracted the attention of his colleagues around him.

"Hello, I'm James McCurdy, reporter for the HSD Post."

"Hello, Anne Grant of the Los Angeles Times." Anne reached out and shook James' right hand.

After holding the beautiful hand in front of him, he let go and saw that she was still looking at him with a smile. James reacted and shrugged, "This must be your first time attending this kind of press conference.

You'll know it after you come here a few times. Kerry has a nickname, "Kerry the Parrot," which means he always starts with this sentence."

"Plop", Anne looked at the Secretary of State on the stage reading the "statement" with a serious face, and then thought of what James said. Now she couldn't help it, she quickly covered her mouth, and still made a sound like a tire deflating.

The sound suddenly attracted the attention of several colleagues around her, making Anne feel embarrassed.

Kerry didn't notice what happened in the audience. He continued to read the statement drawn up for him by his secretary.

"...Freedom and democracy are what our government has always strongly reiterated. What these people have done completely violates the most basic moral concepts of mankind and will be spurned by all people in the free world. In view of this matter, President Underwood

The impact will be brought to the United Nations Security Council to send a human rights observation team to work hard to urge the El Salvadoran government to properly handle this incident and rescue the girls who have been violated as soon as possible."

“The above is our government’s statement regarding the events in El Salvador.”…