American tax officials

Chapter 323 National Tax Inspector General

"Okay, you guys go back first. I'll let you know when I'm ready to start."

The three nodded in unison, and then left the office one after another.

After they left, David picked up his phone, dialed Sean's number, and said, "Mr. Sean, I think there's something I need to trouble you with."

"Speak, Chief David."

"That's how it is..."

In an office at the Kennedy family estate in Washington, D.C., Sean was stunned for a moment before a look of joy appeared on his face.

The growing influence of Jews is inseparable from their various forms of packaging and promotion. Cutting off their packaging and promotion channels would be tantamount to cutting off one of their arms.

With that in mind, he immediately replied to the person on the other end of the phone, "Director David, this is a very wise move. I think the three major families are also very interested in this, and I will persuade them to provide funding together."

The Onsa Group is clearly looking to weaken the Freemasons' power, and now such a good opportunity is right in front of them. Anyone who isn't a fool would definitely agree to get involved.

"Alright, then I'll leave it to you, Mr. Sean."

……

Two days passed in the blink of an eye.

In the past two days, Murdoch's News Corporation has been operating at full capacity, with dozens of its media outlets launching fierce attacks on David's promotion.

The door opened, and seeing David appear, Nissen immediately said, "Chief, Chief Giglioni says he wants to see you."

David looked up and saw that the Commissioner of the New York Internal Revenue Service was indeed standing there. He quickly invited him into the room and said in a seemingly polite manner, "Commissioner Giglioni, you can just let me know if there's anything. There's no need for you to come all the way here."

"Director David, you are under too much scrutiny, and this matter needs to be kept confidential, so I think it would be better if I came in person."

"Is that so...? Does that mean there are results regarding the matter I asked you to investigate?"

Giglioni opened his briefcase, took out a stack of documents, and said, "These are the testimonies, data, and account information that Director David requested. Please check if they are correct."

David immediately took it and examined it.

Ten minutes later, a satisfied look appeared on his face, and he replied, "That's right, Chief Inspector Giuliani, this is what I wanted. The New York IRS did a great job, thank you for your hard work!"

"This is all thanks to the detailed information you provided, Director David. As for us... we were basically just following the prescription and putting in a little effort."

Giglioni waved his hand as if he had done something insignificant.

(End of this chapter)