"Clear out the media reporters first, and do it nicely, understood?"
Niusen was a true godfather; when faced with a dilemma of choice, he would pick the most profitable action to take first.
With those pesky reporters gone, the police would have more room to maneuver.
"Yes, I'll take care of it right now."
Gru complied with Niusen's order and turned to arrange for the area to be cleared.
"He's not bad, quite intelligent."
Niusen asked his chief of staff about Gru.
"He's very capable on his own, making money through trade, but he's quite close with some of the junior members of the Republican Party."
No connections, making money through smuggling, involved with the Republican Party but not deeply.
The chief of staff, Niusen's right-hand man, had some impression of Gru.
"Let's see what's going on with Tonks first, ask if he's out of his mind."
Niusen, from the Democratic Party, was supreme in California; Tonks used to follow him in the hopes of gaining his favor.
