Chapter 736 (1/2)

At the beginning of the meeting, the Clintons instinctively began to evaluate Simon's behavior, so as to determine the future mode of getting along with him.

This young man, who has created a series of business miracles in eight years, is bound to be the place that the whole of Washington can't get around in the future.

It's completely out of keeping with age.

Smooth.

There was no aggression on the surface.

In the face of Washington's core of power, he is neither humble nor arrogant.

These qualities have unconsciously left a deep impression on several Clinton people. Of course, they have not seen similar figures. Even the five people in this room have more or less similarities with Simon in their personalities. However, this extremely introverted personality is very rare for a 26 year old who has reached the top of the pyramid of human society at a young age.

If that's all, it's nothing after all.

There is no shortage of young adults in this society.

Until Gore talked about the topic of antitrust investigation, Simon westero gave some opinions on how Washington should deal with the new technology giants.

The style of painting suddenly changed.

Taking advantage of the advanced advantages accumulated by the Federation, the United States will finally realize its hegemony in the new technology industry in the information age by conquering the world through powerful technology giants.

This is a sudden appearance of a giant dragon hiding in the clouds.

It's a thrilling ambition.

Simon westero just said: I want to conquer the world!

Because at this stage, many cores of the emerging Internet industry are almost in the hands of Simon westero. If we really follow the way of thinking of the young people in front of us, the United States can really get great benefits. However, the ultimate goal is not the hegemony of the United States, but the hegemony of Simon westero.

One man's hegemony.

What's more, it's not that a young man who doesn't know the greatness of heaven and earth is talking. Simon westero really has the strength to realize this ambition.

Then came the question.

How should Washington choose?

With the disintegration of the Soviet Union, there is no doubt that the United States is the only superpower in the world.

However, several Washington core members in the reception room of the white house know that without the powerful enemy of the Soviet Union, the problem of long-term repression within the Federation for many years broke out immediately, such as fiscal deficit, high unemployment, polarization between the rich and the poor, military redundancy, and so on.

The unexpected failure of George W. Bush to seek re-election in 1992 and the dismal ending of the Democratic Party's mid-term election in 1994 are all closely related to the outbreak of chronic diseases accumulated in the United States over the years.

In the process of thinking about this issue, Simon also understood why politicians in many countries often transfer domestic conflicts by provoking disputes or even waging wars. Too often, they have to do so. If the negative emotions of the public can not be released regularly, it will only be the bad luck of the authorities themselves.

In the final analysis, it is still like the campaign slogan of Bill Clinton in the 1992 election.

The problem is still the economy.

The Vietnam War in the 1960s and 1970s and the long-term confrontation with the Soviet Union not only made the United States lose its absolute economic advantage accumulated after the two world wars, but also brought the country a huge national debt of more than 4 trillion US dollars. In the electrical age, the initiative of many core industries is unconsciously occupied by potential competitors such as Japan and Germany.

In a word, the foundation of the United States is not as bright as it seems.

The implementation of the information superhighway plan was originally intended to revive the U.S. economy.

However, except for Simon, no one can accurately see the future. The Washington high-level leaders who decide the direction of U.S. economic policy are not as deep into the new technology industry as Simon has been in recent years. There is no absolute certainty about the scale of these fields and whether they can really bring vitality to the U.S. economy.

Whether it can promote the U.S. economy to take off again still has doubts, and it is impossible to realize the U.S. economic hegemony in a new era through the global expansion of new technology industry.

Simon's words just now let several people present see the potential solutions to many problems in this country.

The industrial foundation of the local information age in the United States has been completed, and even has begun to take off.

Next, if the new technology industry with the Internet as the core can really reach the scale of trillions of dollars in the world, and the United States can successfully obtain the world-class hegemony of the new technology industry, under the global harvest, this alone will bring immeasurable economic benefits to this country every year.

With money, many problems are no longer problems.

If not for the fact that many lifelines of the Internet industry are in the hands of the westero system, at the end of this meeting, Clinton and others will immediately call the White House and the top of Congress to discuss Simon's proposal, because Simon westero's idea is really attractive. Once it is realized, not only will the unipolar hegemony of the United States be further entrenched, but also will be brought to the fore You have brought long-term and strong political capital.The five people in the reception room on the West Wing of the White House, except Bob Dole, 71, are all in their prime of life and have long political lives.

Simon said what he had just said. Seeing Clinton fall into silent thinking, he could roughly guess their thoughts. He didn't speak any more and began to drink coffee slowly.

Simon has been thinking for a long time about his plan to use new technology industries to capture the world.

Whether it can get the support of Washington or not, the westero system will be fully implemented. The only difference is that some adjustments will be made to the corresponding programs.

Since it was said in front of several core members of Washington just now, it must be covered with national interests.

Simon didn't expect much of that, though.

The more sophisticated and mellow a politician is, the less he will put the so-called national interests first, because there are too many things to consider in the most fierce circle of the game. You have to make sure that you are in the first place in order to seek political power. In fact, the core of western politics is to ensure that a country will not go to the worst choice through mutual checks and balances.

Of course, since it was put forward in front of the most powerful big men in Washington, the plan will not go unnoticed.

Simon has put forward a huge plan that can make the U.S. economy reach the top of the world again. If there are five people in the room and they don't support it, it's all right. If someone hinders the progress of this plan in the future, it may become the attack tool of the other party unconsciously.

This is also Simon's most basic appeal.

Just like the ongoing Department of justice antitrust investigation, with Simon's support for the Clintons, the two White House members didn't want to start the investigation from the beginning, just forced by the situation. Now, Simon has just given a step, a step for the White House to explain to Congress why it is easy to let go of westrow's monopoly on new technology industries.

A moment later, Hillary was still the first to say, ”Simon, the westrow system can't hold everything in its hands. You have to give in.”

Simon nodded: ”I've talked to several senior executives of igritte, and the company will launch a listing plan in the near future.”