General Kuhl's plan was good.

Use the army's style to scare the other party, and then use guns, use life and death to scare the other party's courage, so that the other party becomes a soft-footed shrimp, and let himself fiddle with it.

It's a pity that he miscalculated, Brooklyn is no ordinary politician, let alone an ordinary judge.

Brooklyn was the man who dared to break the boat at a meeting at a Manhattan hotel, the man who had been shot twenty times in a row in the face of a gunman.

General Kuhl is no ordinary man, and his approach is quite military-style, completely different from that of traditional politicians.

Brooklyn is no ordinary politician, and he is not afraid of life and death.

With that, Brooklyn walked towards the door step by step.

General Kuhl did not dare to kill himself.

That's Brooklyn's biggest reliance.

With this speculation, if you look at General Kull's arrangement and style in turn, it will feel particularly funny.

The guns in front of him, the intimidation in General Kull's mouth, are nothing more than paper tigers.

In the face of Brooklyn's pressing steps, the two soldiers really did not dare to shoot, they could only keep retreating.

- If the military is really able to cover the sky with one hand in the Federation, why would they use shady means to kill John Manning? Why support Patrick Nestor in the general election?

Just send soldiers into the hotel and shoot John Manning directly!

Directly launch a general to participate in the general election! Whoever doesn't accept it will be shot!

Brooklyn came to the door, said "goodbye" to him, and descended the gangway.

Harrison was still being pressed to the ground and beaten.

Brooklyn stood aside and didn't stop it, and he couldn't stop it.

Finally, when General Chur appeared at the door, the soldiers stopped beating and dispersed.

Harrison was covered in blood, his nose was blue and his face was swollen, and his clothes were in tatters.

He lay on the ground for a moment, his hands on the ground, trying to stand up.

But it failed.

Harrison gulped, spat out a mouthful of bloody saliva, and bared his teeth at Brooklyn.

The snow-white teeth were dyed pink, and blood mixed with saliva was dripping down the cracked corners of the mouth.

Brooklyn shook his head and came over to help him up, but miscalculated Harrison's weight, causing him to stumble and nearly fall.

Fortunately, it has finally stabilized.

"Boss, are you alright?"

Harrison was supported by Brooklyn, blood stained Brooklyn's clothes, his chin resting on Brooklyn's shoulder, and whispered in his ear.

Brooklyn shook his head, holding Harrison to look up at General Chull.

General Kuhl was condescending, squinting, and staring at Brooklyn and Harrison like a falcon, as if he were eyeing two prey.

"Welcome to New York, I'll be sure to entertain the General."

Brooklyn said this with a smile and turned away with Harrison.

Taking Harrison to the hospital, Brooklyn sat in the hospital hallway, waiting for the test results, and dialed Frank's phone.

"Let Chandler Kane investigate and prosecute all military properties in New York. I want all the military figures in New York's properties, including real estate, cars, factories, companies...... Especially a general named Kuhl, I want all his information, including assets, family...... All of it."

"Get them out of New York!"

The last sentence Brooklyn couldn't control his emotions and roared in a low voice.

Frank was startled and hurriedly asked what was going on.

Brooklyn took a few breaths, calmed down, and said, "I'll talk about it when I get back, and don't let Chandler Kane do it just yet."

Hanging up the phone, he sent Harrison's photo to Bob and asked Bob to contact A and other media outlets.

Harrison looked miserable, but his injuries weren't serious, and the soldiers who beat him were very skillful, or rather Harrison was very skilled at getting beaten.

and so on

After the tie was done, Brooklyn pushed the wheelchair to the co-pilot, moved the person into the car, sat in the driver's seat, and drove to the airport.

On the way, he received a call from Burke, who was already on a plane to Africa.

General Kuhl failed to block it.

Brooklyn took the wheel and handed over the finishing touches to Burke on the Boston side, reminding Burke that the matter would not end there.

Burke had heard about Brooklyn's encounter with Harrison at the airport, and he reminded Brooklyn to stay safe.

In fact, neither of them had experience dealing with the military, but both had the impression that the military was unruly.

Brooklyn didn't mention his conversation with General Chull in the cabin, let alone John Manning.

Mentioning John Manning's death now may increase Harvard's cohesion and make John Manning's die-hard loyalists share his hatred and declare war on the military.

But he had already won over the hearts of the people at Harvard through a series of means, and those die-hard John Manning loyalists tended to support him.

Even without the "inside information" of John Manning's death, these people would have supported him.

Not only because he declared war on the military as Harvard Speaker, but also because of Anthony Kennedy!

Anthony Kennedy's previous war with Brooklyn was more like an internal struggle at Harvard, with most people not having a very obvious inclination, instead choosing to watch the two fights in silence.

As long as the struggle between the two does not affect the development of Harvard and does not harm the interests of the majority, in fact, it is essentially nothing more than a challenge to the speaker by members of the council.

But this matter completely changed its flavor when Anthony leaked the garbage station plan, and with the entry of Anthony's military into the game.

The leaking garbage dump plan, if not prepared in advance, is indeed very damaging to Brooklyn, but Brooklyn is not the one that hurts the most.

The most serious is Harvard!

It's like a scandal in a white house, the protagonist of the scandal may be hurt, but the biggest damage is actually the whole federal government.

Anthony did this with no regard for Harvard.

The subsequent entry of the military into the game completely angered all Harvards.

Burke had stated in an interview that this was an internal Harvard affair and had nothing to do with outsiders.

Antonella outsiders enter the game, against the will of the entire Harvard collective.

In the eyes of Harvard, this is a proper traitor!

Because of this, from the end of the countdown to the time Anthony was sent away, no one at Harvard stood up to say a word for him. No one even came to see him off.

And Brooklyn's hardline approach to the military further won the support of Harvardists.

Harvard is indeed not strong enough compared to the military, and even Harvard is only barely qualified to be a military opponent.

But Harvardians don't let that make them weak.

Anthony's series of operations with the military completely aroused the hatred of the Harvardists.

Or to put it another way:

Harvard's choice to support the military is a betrayal of its own position. Federal politics is a playground for politicians, a reserved ground for judicial, legislative, and executive personnel, while the military has its own amusement park, and both sides should not interfere with each other and play their own games.

Now the military has crossed the line, which is an infringement on the interests of all personnel. At this time, whoever dares to be the first to be a "Han girl" will face the anger of all compatriots.

In addition, the military is indeed strong, and Brooklyn, which opposes the military, may indeed lose and end miserably, but that is for the future.

For the time being, the strength of the military will not affect or influence Harvard. Brooklyn could assure them that he would be able to get rid of them before they waited for the military's support.

Anthony Kennedy is the best example of this.

Brooklyn's letting Burke stay in Boston to preside over the overall situation was actually a disguised elevation of Burke's status in the Parliament. This is not only good for reality, but also an example for everyone: follow me to take the good, betray me, and go to Africa to fight dengue fever and Ebola

Go with us!

It's not an easy job here in Boston.

Anthony left, but his impact did not roll with him to Africa.

The two members of the research team that Burke had prepared could dispel the doubts of most people, but not the doubts of the political coalition.

Brooklyn is one step away from being revealed!

Burke needs to get the political coalition right, especially Stanford's Rozier Angelia.

Rozier, like Heather Gerken, guessed most of the details of the failed press law proposal entirely on his own.

In addition to Ms. Rozier, Burke needed to take over Anthony's work.

He needs to represent Brooklyn in matters related to political alliances, he needs to deal with teaching matters at Harvard Law School, he needs to deal with matters within the Harvard Council, and he needs to reassure people that the infighting is over and that Brooklyn is winning with an unbeatable attitude.

In addition to these, Burke also needs to prepare for a new round of press law proposals, and he also needs to form a discipline inspection team.

Although he can't leave for the time being, it doesn't mean that the inspection will be delayed.

It's already mid-January, and this year's inspection work must be carried out.

He can not follow the group first, and the inspection team will take the first step and do the basic work.

All in all, Burke was very busy here in Boston.

Brooklyn and Harrison landed in the early evening after an afternoon flight.

When they came out of the airport, it was already dark.

Bob came to pick up the plane in person, and when he saw Harrison who was pushed out, he opened his mouth wide and looked back and forth at the miserable Harrison.

"Oh, God! Harrison, what's wrong with you? What did they do to you? You okay? You're not going to break the phase, are you? Need me to get you a mask? Do you want a V-shaped mask, or an oriental mask?"

Bob chattered and teased Harrison, so angry that Harrison said something, and as soon as he opened his mouth, the wound was touched, and he kept hissing in pain.

Bob laughed and helped Brooklyn move Harrison into the car, seeing that the atmosphere was okay, not too stiff, and then he got serious.

[The app that has been running stably for many years is comparable to the old version of the book-chasing artifact, which is used by old bookworms.]

The only thing that is somewhat difficult is the information of General Kull's family and himself. Kuhl's rank and rank are here, and the information of his family and himself is classified.

However, as we all know, there are no secrets in the Federation.

Bob worked with Michael and Scorpio to get all the documents in no time.

Scorpio has already moved to City Hall to work for the governor's office while also maintaining a partnership with the NYPD.

After reporting this, Bob did not stop.

Brooklyn didn't intend to involve Bob in the first place, and Bob would have just needed to help him with his chores and make sure he could focus on the crisis.

Therefore, Bob also needs to report to him on "chores".

After the miscellaneous things were reported, the car just stopped downstairs in the NYPD. Bob's grasp of time is getting more and more precise.

Brooklyn is expected to talk to Frank for a long time, and maybe even need to talk to Winston, so he asked Bob to take Harrison home first, and he needs to use the car, which he can borrow from Frank.

Walking into the hall and going upstairs, and occasionally bumping into acquaintances to say hello, Brooklyn soon found himself in Frank's office.

Knock on the door and enter, and there is more than one acquaintance inside.

"Neil?"

Brooklyn was puzzled at first, then remembered and shook his hand with a smile.

"Looks like you're free."

Brooklyn glanced at Neil's police uniform and smiled.

Neil looked a little excited, shook Brooklyn's hand slightly, and said "thank you" sincerely.

"You earned it all yourself." Brooklyn twitched his arm, pulled it out with great difficulty, and waved his hand.

After a few more small talks, Frank tossed a folder to Neil and motioned for him to leave.

After Neil leaves, Frank briefs Brooklyn about Neil.

Neil was poached by him from the FBI and is studying at David's Eucalyptus Group, and after a while, Neil is familiar with the style and process of the NYPD, and then makes another arrangement.