Hollywood starts with an agent

Chapter 315 Solving the Trouble
Dallas, Texas.

George W. Bush defeated Democratic Governor Ann Richards with 54% to 45% of the vote, and was successfully elected as the 46th Governor of Texas.
George W. Bush promised to reform the juvenile justice system, welfare system, and Texas tort law, so despite Ann Richards' high personal popularity, she rose to victory by riding the wave of conservatism and anti-incumbent sentiment sweeping Texas.

Aaron brought Jennifer Connelly all the way from California to George W. Bush’s Dallas residence to attend his victory party!

Conservatism is prevalent in Texas, and oil families...
"Jeb Bush also ran for governor of Florida this year, but he lost. Actually, people were more optimistic about Jeb Bush."

Jeb Bush failed, but the underdog George W. Bush was successfully elected governor of Texas!
Jack Wells casually clinked glasses with Aaron as he spoke.

Aaron smiled. "The Bush family has plenty of resources. Jeb Bush becoming the governor of Florida will be a reality."

"By the way, there's been some trouble at the Houston Post; Karen McKee is in some problems!"

Karen McKee is the head of The Houston Post Group.

Jack Wells frowned. "What trouble have you run into?"

The Houston Post, the only major regional newspaper controlled by Dawn, played a significant role in supporting George W. Bush this time.

"The Houston Chronicle has released a lot of dirt on us, saying that the Houston Post has smeared the facts and published false reports, etc."

"It appears that someone is preparing to sue The Houston Post, and that Houston District Court Judge Greg Abbott has close ties to the Hearst Corporation!"

Since Dawn acquired The Houston Post, it has been in fierce competition with Hearst's Houston Chronicle.
With the resources of Dawn and Aaron, The Houston Post quickly demonstrated its strength in the entertainment and sports sectors, resulting in continuous circulation growth. Coupled with its support for George W. Bush's election as governor, Hearst clearly felt the pressure.

Jack Wells took a sip of his drink. "I'll go with Karen McKee to talk to the relevant people then!"

If you can't solve the problem, try to solve the person; the result will be the same anyway.

Aaron nodded, then leaned close to Jack Wells' ear and said, "There's a former reporter from The Washington Post who should know quite a bit."

Jack Wells chuckled. "Don't worry, he'll shut up!"

A moment later, a beaming George Bush Jr. walked over. "Aaron, my friend, it's so good to see you..."

After leaving Dallas, Aaron Anderson took Jennifer Connelly to his Brenham ranch.

Aaron leaned back on the sofa, a glass of whiskey in his hand, the flames in the fireplace in front of him illuminating his face;
With fierce competition between his own Houston Post and Hearst's Houston Chronicle, Aaron, now backed by Texas oil capital represented by the Bush family, is no longer afraid of established newspaper families!

George W. Bush is about to implement a massive tax cut plan in Texas, and Aaron will also increase his investments and businesses in Texas.

"Honey, what are you thinking about?"

A fragrant breeze wafted by, and the sexy Jennifer Connelly, wrapped in a nightgown, walked over and leaned down to kiss the man on the cheek.

Aaron put down his glass, pulled the woman into his lap, and chuckled. "I was thinking, even someone like George W. Bush could become a governor of the United States."

“I think becoming the President of the United States someday wouldn’t be too difficult!” Jennifer Connelly laughed along. “Someone from Hollywood has already become president. Do you want to be the second one?”

Ronald Reagan, and a Hollywood actor at that.

"Ha, the President of the United States!"

Aaron shook his head. Everyone knows that the president of the United States is just a spokesperson. According to the rules and games of power in the United States, the real decision-makers are the financial groups behind the scenes.

As he spoke, Aaron kissed the girl. "Tomorrow we're going back to Houston to watch the Rockets' game, and it's Thanksgiving too, so we can celebrate."

Jennifer Connelly, with her arm around the man, said, "Hmm, with the Fed raising interest rates this year, will it become more difficult for Dawn to acquire MCA?"

"It's alright. The Fed is probably worried about the economy overheating, so they're raising interest rates to curb inflation," Aaron said, while feeling the woman's 34D breasts!

The appreciation of the US dollar has led to a capital outflow, with a large amount of US dollars recently flowing back to Latin American regions such as Mexico.

Mexico, in particular, is experiencing a political crisis this year, with the ruling party facing fierce challenges from the opposition, a presidential candidate being murdered, and the political situation becoming increasingly volatile, further exacerbating capital flight.

“Mmm,” Jennifer Connelly kissed Aaron’s lips, her sexy nightgown slipping down…

On Thanksgiving night in 1994, a car pulled up in front of a manor house on the outskirts of Houston.

Former Houston Post reporter Rudolph Harrison got out of the car somewhat nervously, while his lawyer smiled and said, "Relax, it's just an agreement."

Soon, after undergoing various examinations, Rudolf Harrison appeared before Jack Wells.

Jack Wells sat on the sofa, looked up, and asked, "Did you bring the things?"

Rudolf Harrison nodded. "They've all been brought over!"

Jack Wells took it, glanced at the lawyer beside him, and seeing the lawyer nod, turned to Rudolf Harrison, "$10, sign this confidentiality agreement;"

"You should understand what this means, right?"

"Don't worry, no one will know," Rudolf Harrison knew that he would have unbearable consequences if he broke this confidentiality agreement!
Jack Wells nodded. "Did Hearst's people tell you to do this?"

Rudolf Harrison lowered his head and remained silent, but everyone understood what he meant!
Jack Wells chuckled. "This kind of thing will only cause some losses to The Houston Post. Does it expect to force The Houston Post to cease publication?"

"And you, how much do you earn a month? Is it really necessary to work this hard?"

"Is the competition between The Houston Chronicle and The Houston Post something you can participate in?"

Rudolf Harrison shuddered a few times and collapsed to the ground. Angel Company security personnel helped him up, and in the presence of a lawyer, he signed a confidentiality agreement and received the money.
Finally, Rudolf Harrison was led away from the manor!
(End of this chapter)