The Wolf of Los Angeles

Chapter 93 We teach the audience to watch the news

On the business car, Hawke threw the van keys to Da Chou, took out a stack of cash from his bag, divided it into three parts, and gave it to the Qi Chou trio next to it.

Erchou's hand is the most flexible, and it quickly points out the number, with a total of $500.

The three guys were laughing squinted.

Hawke said, “Old rules.”

Da Chou hurriedly promised: "We will keep our mouths in check. We will go out tonight and we don't know anything."

"Very good, go out for a trip." Hawke pointed to the American van: "This car is for you too. You can drive it to sell it in other places, and then come back after playing for a week."

Da Chou took out his money and asked, "Can you play for ten days?"

Hawke said, "Follow you."

The three of Qi Chou was about to leave. Before getting off the car, San Chou remembered something and said to Hawk: "Boss, the Mexican guy we asked us to take care of is the one named Campos. He is quite dull and basically doesn't. He caused trouble, but took good care of his compatriots..."

Hawke almost forgot about this man and said, "Just don't mess with him."

The three of them got off the car happily and drove away in a van.

They decided to go directly north and go to San Francisco.

Edward closed the car door, took off the dreaded wig on his head, and ripped his fake beard on his face, grinning in pain.

Hawke restored his true identity, connected the camera to the notebook, transmitted the video, and made a copy.

Edward put away the makeup stuff and came over and asked, "Boss, how is the effect?"

"I can only say it's okay." Hawke clicked on the video: "After a series of stimulation, he has not directly spoken discriminatory words. It seems that his agency or public relations company has taught him relevantly."

Edward scratched his head: "We failed."

"It's not a failure, it's just not very successful," Hawke said.

The video playback starts with the car with a dreadlocked beard and kicks the car, and the camera turns to the sidewalk amid the chaotic sound.

Just at the same moment when they turned around, the two people collided, and Josh Hartnett had a brief conflict with San Chou.

"Get out of here, disgusting bastard!"

This **** is very clear.

Although the picture has the hasty and trembling of a hand-carrying sneak shot, Hawk is skillful and Josh Hartnett's face is clearly visible.

Especially when Josh finally left, his hands blocked his nose and looked at San Chou on the ground with disgust.

Hawke turned off his computer and said to Edward: "Drive, go to the Fox TV Center."

Edward immediately started the car and turned it out of the parking lot.

Hawke thought about it carefully for a while, took out his cell phone and called Megan Taylor.

There was a link up and Megan asked, "I'm free tonight, are you going to my place?"

Hawke said serious: "Just got a piece of news, I was on my way to the Fox TV Center."

Meghan is like in the past: "I'll wait for you in the office."

The business car entered Century City and soon arrived in front of the Forks Building.

Hawke got on his laptop and got out.

Edward stretched out his head and asked, "Boss, I'll stay here and wait for you?"

"Go back." Hawke waved his hand.

The security guard in front of the building had already seen Hawke, took out his cell phone and called: "Millie, Hawke Osmon, you are here to keep my attention."

"Thank you." Millie hurriedly informed her boss.

When Hawke entered the Fox Building, Gretchen descended in the elevator.

The two met in the elevator.

"Good evening, Hawke." Gretchen took the initiative to greet him and asked directly: "What, is there big news?"

Hawke said, "I took a gossip about a Hollywood movie star swearing. Do you want it?"

Gretchen did "Ace News" in prime time, and thought he could get popular news like Steve Horner from Hawk.

She lost interest when she heard this and said, "Goggles do not match my program positioning."

Hawke had to rely on this video operation plan and could not be sold to Gretchen. If the video really fell into the other party, it would mean it would be out of control.

Gretchen's face did not change and he said with a smile: "I remember to contact me when I get big news."

Hawke responded casually and took the elevator upstairs.

When he came to the "Midnight Entertainment" program team, he went straight into Meghan's office.

Megan has been stolen by Hawk and asked, "Explosive news? Can it make the headlines?"

Hawke opened his bag, took out his notebook, and said while turning on it, "It's Josh Hart, the hero of Pearl Harbor, who clashed with people on the streets."

Megan said: "Josh Hartnett? Although he starred in Pearl Harbor, his personal response was just so good that he could barely be on the second line..."

Hawke clicked on the video: "You can watch it first."

Megan sat next to Hawke and watched the video carefully.

As before, she first watched the whole thing, and then paused to look at the screen carefully when watching the second time.

The video is short and Megan keeps pausing.

The two black men appeared among them, the old black dreadlocks who were kicking the car covered their faces, and they were a big beard.

The one who collided with Josh Hartnett could only look at the back of the side, and his face was basically not exposed.

But it's certain that he is a black man. Although Josh Hartnet wore a hat, his face was captured by camera lens several times.

The photographer Hawke pays great attention to techniques. No matter the hasty shots or the shaking scenes, it is an emergency shooting to deal with emergencies no matter how you look at them.

Meghan did not speak after watching the second time, instead dragged the video to the end, listening to what Josh Hartnett said repeatedly, watching his disgusting expression when he finally left.

"You want to mess with him?" Megan and Hawk knew the truth, and it was not difficult to guess his intentions.

Hawke knew that he couldn't hide it from her, and needed a little cooperation from the program team, and immediately said, "I took over a business and helped people take down a role. Josh Hartnett is a competitor."

Megan raised his hand: "No need to tell me below. I don't know about these things. I only do news based on the videos I see."

Hawke asked directly, "What are you going to do?"

"Strictly speaking, this video is not enough for the headlines." Megan turned off the video, got up and walked back and forth in the room: "But Josh Hartt's last words and expressions left room for news design."

Hawke agrees: "We control the entry point of news, and we teach the audience how to see it."

Megan stopped and made a decision: "In recent times, the black equality movement triggered by Steve Nat has been in high popularity in California, especially in Los Angeles. I plan to invite an equality The representative of the film and a social and civil rights person had a video link to debate the matter and discuss whether the people in the video were involved in racial discrimination."

She paused a little and said, "This can not only bring popularity, but also allow the program team to avoid risks as much as possible."

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Hawke made a suggestion: "The representative of equal rights can invite Steve. He has recently become an equal rights fighter. He has worked with you some time ago. Your news is biased towards him, and he probably won't refuse."

Meghan felt that this idea was good and could effectively increase the attention of the show: "I call him personally when I go back."

Hawke said again: "Video $10,000."

"This video is worth up to $5,000." Megan did not make any concessions at work and handed over the storage disk to him: "You finish copying the video, go find Claire, sign the agreement to get the check."

Hawke went to copy the video.

Megan came from behind, stood beside him, and whispered, "I've finished talking about business, and now I'm talking about private matters. How do you plan to thank me?"

Hawke simply said, "In the office?"

"You're crazy!" Megan was crazy when she played, but she wasn't that crazy: "If it's okay, wait for me to get off work here and go to my place tonight."

"Okay, I won't sleep tonight, just to thank you." Hawke put away his notebook, left the office, and found Claire to sign the agreement.

When he got the check, he called Caroline: "Miss Me, I remember your client attending a media event and need to consult your opinions."

"This is in the contract," Caroline said.

Hawke said directly: "Steve asked you about joining Midnight Entertainment, and you asked him to agree, it is related to our current work."

Caroline first asked: "Will it harm Steve's interests?"

"Absolutely not," Hawke said.

Caroline responded.

Hawke came back after picking up the check, and Meghan was already calling a meeting.

She came over and said to Hawke. Steve received the call, and gave a reply after only brief consideration. He would connect with the "Midnight Entertainment" video tonight.

Caroline then called and was about to come to Fox TV Center to communicate with the program team about video connections.

Hawk came to the reception room with his bag and rested, thinking about the subsequent development.

During this period, Danny called and asked, "Successful?"

"It went smoothly," Hawke said.

Danny didn't say anything more and hung up the phone.

After a while, Caroline knocked in, and the new Hermes bag was placed on the table, sitting on the sofa on the side of Hawke, and said, "It's done."

Hawke asked, "What did you say."

Caroline said: "Steve watched the video and believed that Josh Hartnett's words and actions were implicit racism, and he would debate with people during the video link."

Hawke took a bottle of water for her: "Drink some water and take a break."

Caroline unscrewed and took a sip, and said, "I have a feeling that Steve is too focused on equal rights. He is more active than those black people..."

"Sundown cost, Steve has invested too much in it, so he can only continue along this road." Hawke chose Steve because it could easily affect him: "You find a way to make Steve A new campaign was launched on Black Equality Group to protest at the occasion where Josh Hartnett appeared.”

Caroline said, “You use all the resources you can use to the extreme.”

Hawke said: "Isn't this job we do? Steve won't refuse, as you said."

"With his current mental state, he will do it actively." Caroline sighed quite emotionally: "You have changed the life of a sports star."

Hawke said deliberately: "More than that, I also changed the life of a PR manager."

Caroline's little face was tense: "You haven't changed me."

Hawke reminded: "Did you bleat before?"

Caroline grinded her teeth in anger and warned Hawk: "One day, you will pay."

"Okay, no joke." Hawke's daily teasing made him return to his seriousness: "We need to start preparing now to make sure that the news will appear in more media tomorrow and that insurance manager Green will see it."

Caroline added: "Do not worry about director Clark. Before I came over, Steve had informed the black equal rights groups in Los Angeles to watch the show tonight, and Spike Lee was a big part of it."

Hawke said again, "I don't know who Josh Hartnett first doubts."

Caroline said: "A normal mindset must be Kevin Spacey and Colin Farrell who made threatening calls."

Hawke had an idea and took out his cell phone to call Johnson: "Dawn, drive out in a while, find someone who can trust and bump into you. I'll let Edward take a photo."

"No, don't want your playmate." He rejected Johnson's proposal: "Let Dany find a professional stunt driver, and with your future, he can be willing to serve you."

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