However, they were firmly blocked by military security.

This scene left the group of elites even more bewildered and uncertain.

Wait a minute, didn't these people notice the problem with Rosemary's speech?

This speech is not in line with the spirit of the Union!

"I... I hope I didn't mess up this speech..."

Rosef is still standing on the stage.

Looking at the surging crowd, she thought to herself, "This must be a sign that people are willing to accept my speech."

Ah!

I didn't mess it up!

Only then did Rosef realize that the dark clouds overhead had dissipated sometime earlier.

The blazing sun shone down from the horizon, bathing Rosef in its light, her body seemingly enveloped in a golden hue.

In this situation, it's as if the Norton Federation is also endorsing her speech.

Rosemary's speech conveyed its meaning accurately to everyone present.

Even in the worst of times, we still have the right to believe in the best future!

In order to achieve this goal.

She, Rosef, will dedicate herself to this cause!

Chapter Twenty-One: To Save the Federation, Rosef Decides to Debut

After the speech, the cavalry horns sounded.

The inauguration parade has begun.

Rosef, with a stern face, returned to the presidential limousine accompanied by Eleanor.

This time, Hoffer wasn't in the car; Eleanor got in instead.

No one found it strange, because most people had never seen Eleanor and only regarded him as the president's bodyguard.

At such a young age, he must have extraordinary abilities.

As was Roseve's habit, whenever she performed exceptionally well, she would naturally fall into a state of melting satisfaction.

But not now, because she also has to inspect the troops in front of the White House.

"Eleanor".

At that moment, Rosef whispered, "How do you think you did today?"

"very good!"

Eleanor recalled the way she had observed the representatives of those conglomerates breaking down.

Rosef's speech completely shattered their dignity.

"I think it won't be long before the White House receives a massive influx of letters from federal citizens."

He said in a low voice, "Your speech has given them real hope."

Eleanor's hunch was correct, but still somewhat conservative.

In the days that followed, the White House did receive a massive number of letters, but not the tens of thousands that Eleanor had imagined.

It was more than 500,000 letters!

These are the true feelings of the people after listening to Rosemary's speech.

Some emotionally charged individuals even compared Rosef to Jesus, which was both laughable and pathetic.

Let's go back to the present.

Hearing Elinor's confirmation, Rosef felt a little relieved.

But they dared not relax their vigilance in the slightest.

If you've given the people hope, then you must deliver.

Otherwise, the greater the hope, the greater the disappointment, and the resulting backlash could condemn Rosef to eternal damnation!

……

In the afternoon, the streets of Washington, D.C. gradually fell silent.

Rosef sat in the very center of the Oval Hall, witnessing the swearing-in of the current cabinet.

These were all reliable candidates chosen by her mother before she passed away, and some of them were people Rosef was meeting for the first time.

One of the key figures to introduce is the Minister of Finance, William Woodin.

Even on such a formal and important occasion, his expression was far from pleasant.

Financial issues were the top priority that Rosemary had to address after taking office.

If anything goes wrong, the president will certainly not make a mistake, but William Wooding will take full responsibility.

Apologize, step down, get out.

All in one go.

They might even be nailed to the pillar of historical shame, and from then on sit at the same table as Hoffer Mellon.

Under such immense pressure, this man in his sixties looked quite hunched over.

really

"Thank you all for standing with me during these difficult times and helping me get through this tough period."

Rosef said, "I won't take up any more of your time. Please go to your posts! Oh, and William, stay behind for a moment."

coming.

William Wooding took a deep breath.

Prepare for your own war.

The Oval Office quickly emptied, leaving only four people.

Rosef sat behind her desk, her hands neatly placed on the table.

Chief of Staff Louise sat on the sofa next to him, smiling, signaling Woodin not to be nervous.

Then, there was Eleanor standing behind Rosef.

“William.”

Rosef mimicked her mother's tone and spoke softly, "Have you read the two draft statements I prepared before?"

She was referring to the extraordinary session of Congress and the initiation of the Trade Against Enemies Act.

Convening an extraordinary session of Congress is tantamount to bringing all members of Congress from across the country together to work overtime and urgently pass several bills.

Initiating the Counter-Terrorism Act would declare a national economic emergency.

In this situation, the president's power would be expanded, enabling him to directly intervene in the financial system and force banks to close.

"I've seen it, and I fully support it."

Wu Ding's voice sounded slightly hoarse.

He had no objection to the two statements, as they were originally discussed and agreed upon by him and Louise.

But there is one thing he has not yet been assured of.

“Ms. Rosef, I know that you invoked the Anti-Enemy Trade Act in order to declare the closure of all banks in the country.”

"But such a move is only a temporary measure."

Have you figured out how to instill confidence in the market next?

Wu Ding's concerns are not unfounded.

At this time, the federal government was gripped by panic due to widespread bank closures, and people began hoarding large amounts of money.

The amount of currency circulating in the market is already insufficient.

Bartering has become a common practice everywhere.

A senator from the Empire State came to Washington, D.C. to witness the president's inauguration, and he didn't spend a single penny; he relied on the 12 eggs and half a pig that he brought with him.

Woodin can help Rosefur close the bank and draft legislation for future economic policies.

But there was one thing he couldn't solve.

How can we dispel public panic, regain public trust in the government, and get them to take money out of their homes?

Otherwise, if the Reserve Banks simply print money, the people can hoard as much as they want.

How can this be resolved?

Are we supposed to rely on the FBI to raid homes one by one?

“William, your concerns are not unfounded.”

Rosef smiled. "Next, let Elinor answer your question."

Eleanor? Who's that?

Wu Ding had never heard of this name.

Then he saw the young man behind Rosef take a step forward.

and many more?

Aren't you a bodyguard?

Wu Ding was truly stunned. He had seen this young man running around with the president during the inauguration ceremony.

They even rode in the same car during their inauguration parade.

So after all that, you're not a bodyguard!

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