American Tax Officer-Chapter 637 - 321: National Chief Tax Inspector

Chapter 637: Chapter 321: National Chief Tax Inspector

“Alright, you can go back first, and I will notify you when it’s time to take action,” David said.

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

Once they had left, David picked up the phone he had put aside, dialed Sean’s number, and said, “Mr. Sean, I think I need to trouble you with something.”

“What is it, Director David?”

“It’s like this…”

In an office within the Kennedy Family estate in Washington D.C., Sean first paused, then a hint of joy appeared on his face.

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The reason the Jewish People’s influence was growing was tied to their various packaging and propaganda, and if those channels were cut, it would be akin to severing one of their arms.

Thinking this, he immediately replied over the phone, “Director David, that’s a very wise move. I believe the Three Major Families would be very interested in this too. I will convince them to jointly provide funding.”

The Ansa Group was clearly aiming to weaken the Freemasonry’s influence, and now such an excellent opportunity had presented itself—the bunch would certainly agree to get involved as long as they weren’t fools.

“Good, then I will have to trouble you, Mr. Sean.”

…

Two days passed in a blink of an eye.

During these two days, Murdoch’s media empire had been running at full capacity. Dozens of affiliated media outlets were mobilized to launch a fierce attack on David’s promotion.

Guided by the media’s reporting, many Americans also began to harbor doubts about David’s rapid ascent.

Setting aside any under-the-table manipulation, just on the matter of age, David was too young. Was he sufficiently experienced to lead the nation’s tax policies at a senior level in the Internal Revenue Service?

Moreover, being so young and granted such a high-ranking position, could he become arrogant and thus make a series of poor decisions in the future?

These were the questions the media empire had planted in the hearts of the public.

Of course, David’s demonstrated abilities and tactics had also garnered a solid base of loyal fans who continued to vigorously support his promotion.

Their reasoning was simple.

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Consider Kennedy—he became the President of America at 43.

David was only a teen when Kennedy was that age, so what’s the big deal about him holding a senior position at the Internal Revenue Service now?

Although these two groups were at loggerheads on major social media platforms, David himself remained quite composed. At the moment, he was reviewing some materials about the media empire in his office.

Just then, the phone on his desk rang, interrupting his thoughts. When he saw it was Donald calling, he immediately answered, “Deputy Director Donald.”

“David, the Headquarters here in Washington D.C. have mostly discussed your job change, but the current public opinion against you isn’t so great, as you know. In our democratic country of America, under such a media spotlight, even a President-elect may find it difficult to take office…”

Although Donald did not state it outright, David got the message.

Given the intense public opinion pressure, the Headquarters wouldn’t dare to make the transfer amidst such controversy.

However, this was something David had anticipated. He calmly replied, “I understand, but I have already made plans. This storm will subside soon.”

“It will subside soon?”

Over at Headquarters, Donald was initially taken aback but quickly thought of something and asked, “You’re not planning to take action against the media empire, are you?”

He knew that the Freemasonry Group instigated this matter, and to resolve it, they would need to ‘sew shut’ the media empire’s mouth.

“That’s right.”

David did not beat around the bush and spoke bluntly.

“Wait… that won’t work, I’ve just mentioned, we are a democratic country, and everyone must respect the freedom of the press. The media empire may be attacking you continuously, but if you start investigating them, that would be blatant retribution, and it’s not a move that will win the hearts of people!”

Donald’s tone was somewhat urgent.

In America, freedom of speech, human rights, and press freedom were the foundations of their democracy. With the current situation so escalated, if David really initiated an investigation into the media empire, it would appear that the Internal Revenue Service was suppressing press freedom, which would cause them to lose public support.

In fact, the old fox Murdoch dared to undertake the task of targeting David because he was confident that the IRS wouldn’t risk oppressing press freedom by investigating his empire.

Otherwise, do you think he was out of his mind? The legal department of Amazon couldn’t stop David, so could the media empire’s legal department?

“Don’t worry, Deputy Director Donald, of course, I am aware of this. This matter will have nothing to do with our Internal Revenue Service!”

Back at Headquarters, Donald’s expression changed, and he asked, “How so?”

“In 2011, the media empire was embroiled in a ‘phone-hacking scandal.’ At that time, the Department of Justice, FBI, and the chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee ordered an investigation into the group. Although they managed to settle it afterward, if this issue were to resurface now with sufficient evidence, what do you think would happen to the media empire?”

“What, you have evidence of this?”