As everyone ate and discussed the day's schedule, Johnson skewered a grilled tomato and put it into his mouth while chatting with the others. Michael walked in, holding a copy of today's Global Times.
He had already read the content. Today's second page news was about China, reporting that China had publicly supported Dewey and held a rally in Beijing to support him.
After reading this news, Michael didn't think much of it. He knew about China and that they were still in a civil war, but he didn't think it warranted Hardy's attention. However, knowing Hardy well, he sensed that this matter was more complicated than it appeared.
Michael sat down at the table, helped himself to some food, and waited until President Johnson had finished speaking with the others. Then Michael smiled and said, "I just read a very interesting piece of news. Far across the ocean in China, their president held a rally to support Dewey."
