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There is no need for gold fingers, no need for thick thighs, as long as the traverser can make use of the advantages of information as much as possible, then no matter in any era, the traverser can live like a fish in water.

Just like Li Mu, Li Mu, who has just arrived in the United States, is penniless, but because of the advantages of information, Li Mu can maximize his strength, when Li Mu first met Carnegie, Carnegie's business has not yet opened, but with future knowledge, Li Mu knows that Carnegie will eventually soar, so Li Mu took the initiative to befriend Carnegie and use Carnegie to expand his wealth.

When he met Amis, Amis was invincible and his power was in full swing, but Li Mu knew that Amis would eventually be defeated, so Li Mu acted as a promoter, and after killing Amis, he successfully obtained the huge wealth in Amis's hands.

As for the inventions of smokeless gunpowder, stainless steel, weapons steel, automobiles, telephones, and so on, this is the embodiment of Li Mu's full play of information superiority, and as long as Li Mu maintains the current situation, then Li Mu will have infinite possibilities.

The Boston Evening News is right to give Li Mu the title of "Mr. the Richest Man", even if Li Mu is not the richest man in the United States now, but sooner or later, this title will be deserved.

In the United States, money is power, and a group of tycoons represents near-unstoppable power.

In the face of this power situation, even if it is the president of the United States, he has to retreat, so Ulysses Grant personally went to the presidential palace to greet Li Mu and others.

Ulysses Grant was stunned as he watched the steel "car" slowly stop in front of him.

"Mr. President, although we don't have your permission, in order to guarantee the performance of this car, we will help you test it first, and I hope you won't mind." Rockefeller, who was sitting in the passenger seat, was polite after getting out of the car, and did not look the slightest disrespect.

"Mr. President, this is the world's first car, please allow me to give it to you as a tribute to you from the ZAMA Group." After Li Mu got out of the car, he took the initiative to hand over the key to Ulysses Grant.

"Thank you very much, Reem, I'm so proud of you to see your achievements." Ulysses Grant didn't take the shelf, took the initiative to open his arms, and gave Li Mu a big hug.

"That's because you are a good leader, and it is under your correct leadership, Mr. President, that the United States has achieved what it is now, and I am just the most inconspicuous of countless people, which is not a big achievement." When it comes to polite words, no one can say anything about Li Mu.

"Oh, Reem, you're always so humble, it's a good virtue." Ulysses Grant smiled.

"It's a pity that some people are destroying Reem's virtues, so Mr. President, it's time to do something-" Henry Dupont's personality was as flammable and explosive as gunpowder, and he did not restrain even in the face of the president.

"Sit down, I'm about to hear your opinion of the Knights of Labor." Ulysses Grant sat down in the main seat of the living room, his hands propped up in front of him in the shape of a pagoda, a gesture of confidence.

Sitting across from Ulysses Grant are almost all the most powerful men in the United States, and with their support, re-election should not be a problem.

Ulysses Grant has been president for five years, beginning in 1869, and this year is the first year of his second presidency, and Ulysses Grant certainly wants to do it again.

"The Order of Labor, this organization was founded in 1869, three years ago began to carry out public activities, the scale of the expansion is very rapid, so far, in the thirty-eight states of the United States, all have branches of the Order of Labor, its members throughout the United States from all walks of life, according to incomplete statistics, since the outbreak of the economic crisis, the number of labor movements related to the Order of Labor more than forty-five, the purpose of the strikes is all related to the reduction of working hours, the provision of work remuneration, the reduction of labor intensity, especially the railroad industry, Since the beginning of the economic crisis, there have been more than five general strikes of railroad workers in New York, which has seriously interfered with our confrontation with the economic crisis, and it is unforgivable for this organization to incite workers to strike and demand more costs for us at a time when everyone is cutting back and hoping to get through the economic crisis as soon as possible-" William Vanderbilt took the lead in resolutely denouncing the Knights of Labor.

Regarding the strikes led by the Labor Knights, William Vanderbilt did not add fuel to the fire, in fact, William Vanderbilt was only talking about some relatively large strikes, those small areas that had no impact, William did not mention at all, in fact, if this part is added, then the number of strikes related to the Labor Knights is more than fifty.

The rejection of the Chinese is only a side effect of the strike instigated by the Labor Knights, and the real impact on the United States is the strike, not the rejection of the Chinese, so William's focus is not on the Chinese, but only on his own position to state his demands.

"That's right, it's the same with the oil industry, this organization is now in danger of all of us, so we can't sit idly by, if we allow this organization to grow, then sooner or later, this organization will become our henchmen." Rockefeller was also not polite, and Rockefeller did not have the slightest psychological pressure on the Labor Knights.

"Ream, what do you think?" After listening to William and Rockefeller's request, Ulysses Grant nodded noncommittally, and listened to Li Mu's opinion.

"My opinion, as you must know, is that just two months ago -- no, three months ago, there was violence against Chinese workers in San Francisco, and I don't want to target anyone, but I still want to say that this kind of thing violates the American spirit of fairness and justice, and hurts the feelings of all of us. They only see entrepreneurs who refuse to compromise with them, but they don't realize how hard it is for businesses to survive in times of economic crisis, they only see that they are not well paid, but they don't see the real reason why they are failures - many times I wonder, what is the American spirit? Is it money worship for the sake of profit? Is it a country of losers abandoned by the European continent? Or is it hegemony blessed by strong ships and sharp guns? No! No, the American spirit should be democracy, freedom, and equality, self-reliance, and fraternity, so violence against any nation should be resolutely condemned, whether it is a period of economic crisis or not, we must have a sense of distress, so that we can build a better and stronger America! Li Mu made a generous speech and successfully won fierce applause.

"Reem, you should be an orator—" Carnegie applauded and admired, saddened that Li Mu had gone wrong.

"That's great, Ream, and I invite you to my company to give a presentation to my employees." William Vanderbilt, who had suffered greatly from the strike, was ashamed of himself.

"Come and be a politician, Ream, you have the most important qualities of a politician, you have to have a slick mouth." Rockefeller is still consistently out of tune.

"Reem, you're ashamed of me." Henry Dupont, who didn't talk much, was convinced, and he realized his own shortcomings from Li Mu's words.

As for Arthur, who had already rushed to the presidential palace, his eyes were rippling when he looked at Li Mu, and it was obvious that this guy who was unwilling to be lonely was planning something.

The smartest thing about Li Mu is that he did not complain much about the Chinese workers, but linked this incident with the "American spirit", which stood on the major rights and wrongs, and people could not refute it at all.

Just like Li Mu said, the United States is a country composed of outcasts abandoned by the European continent, such a country, for spiritual strength is particularly emphasized, they are eager to succeed, eager to prove themselves, eager to build a country that is more advanced than all the countries in the old continent, so Li Mu particularly emphasizes the "American spirit", even if this has nothing to do with Li Mu's daily behavior, Li Mu has to sing a high profile, which is a routine with future Hollywood blockbusters, no matter what you do, you must say it very well.

"It seems that this Labor Knights has reached the point of anger and resentment." Ulysses Grant didn't hesitate.

The U.S. Constitution gives the U.S. president the right to "defend the U.S. federal constitution and enforce the laws enacted by Congress", the U.S. president has the power to make appointments and the U.S. military, has the right to wage war, can veto any bill passed by Congress, and the president also has the power to delegate legislation to grant full or conditional pardon to anyone convicted of breaking federal laws (except those who are impeached).

It sounds like a lot of power, but the president of the United States is the president elected by the Americans, and because the president has a term of office, the president's power cannot be enlarged indefinitely, and the president cannot act recklessly.

Obviously, when facing Li Mu and his group of capitalists, even Ulysses Grant, as the president of the United States, could not ignore their opinions.

"That's right, so on behalf of the 50,000 workers of the Junma Group and their families, I hope that Mr. President will declare this organization illegal, ban all activities of this organization, dissolve all branches of this organization, and investigate the legal responsibility of those responsible." Li Mu was determined that the Labor Knights would not be able to turn over completely.

"Yes, on behalf of the Vanderbilt family, I want Mr. President to ban this organization—" William Vanderbilt kept in formation.

"I'm representing Mobil-" Rockefeller followed.

"On behalf of the American Gunpowder Association," Henry DuPont was not willing to be left behind.

"I represent the Pittsburgh Iron and Steel Association—" Carnegie threw the last straw.

As the owners of various enterprises, they have the right to represent the enterprises they belong to, such as the "50,000 people" that Li Mu said, this is the real 50,000 people, without the slightest adulteration, if someone is unwilling to let Li Mu represent, then good, please resign and leave, some people are willing to let Li Mu represent.