After the meeting with his cabinet staff, Walsh Jr. still sat in his presidential seat for a long time without getting up.

Vice President Cherney saw Walsh Jr.'s concerns, and told Walsh Jr.: "If you are worried, just call Mr. Zhou Ming."

Walsh Jr. looked up at his vice president: "I am the president of the federal government. Did you actually ask me to call him?"

Cherney's face remained unchanged: "As the federal president, it is always normal to call and communicate with others."

Only then did Walsh, little, was convinced, then picked up the phone and dialed Zhou Ming's number.

Zhou Ming was a little surprised that Walsh Jr. called him directly. Although he knew that his behavior of striking money would cause the president's displeasure, he did not expect that he would call him directly.

However, after so many years of rebirth, Zhou Ming has already trained to become an experienced businessman.

Therefore, after the initial surprise, Zhou Ming skillfully greeted Walsh and politely expressed that he felt very honored to receive the call from the President.

If it were someone else, even though he knew it was a compliment, Walsh would be very happy, but Zhou Ming and Walsh only felt that this was a mockery of him. He knew that Zhou Ming would not have any respect.

Walsh Jr. gritted his teeth and said, "I called you this time for the reports in newspapers and magazines. You are blatantly slandering the federal president. Do you understand?"

Zhou Ming exclaimed without surprise at this, saying that he had no idea what Walsh was talking about at all.

"I think you should know better than me about the freedom of these media. I am just a law-abiding businessman. How could I slander the president?"

Little Walsh held the phone tightly, as if he wanted to squeeze the phone out. It was Chelny who handed a note to Little Walsh that calmed down.

"Okay, you despicable Chinese don't need to complain in front of me. I'm not here to ask you for guilt this time, otherwise it should be an agent from the FBI to make this call."

Walsh Jr. took a deep breath and then said, "I ask you, are you planning to issue a large amount of corporate bonds?"

When he heard this question suddenly asked on the other side of the phone, he was honestly stressed because it either showed that Walsh Jr. had been relying on intelligence agencies to monitor himself, or someone had betrayed the news, or there might be a master in the White House; of course, the biggest possibility is that there are all three.

"This is a business secret within the company. It's a bit unruly for Mr. President's question." Zhou Ming said in a deep voice.

Zhou Ming is indeed under pressure, but at the same time, Zhou Ming also understands that the lawyer team has helped him avoid all procedural and legal risks. Even if it is the president, he cannot deal with it directly unless he abuses the name of national security. If he really abuses the name of national security, then he will not be the one who is looking for him.

"Mr. Zhou Ming, do you think you still need to deny it now? After all, this old-fashioned Ponzi scheme, the path of using the stock market is no longer possible after the latest bill comes out, and you only have the path of bonds."

Zhou Ming listened quietly with the phone. He had already guessed about Walsh's phone call, but he still had to continue confirming.

Walsh Jr. also understood: "I just said that if you are really guilty, then call you now.

The person who said it should be an FBI agent, I am not responsible for the investigation."

"I'm just calling now to hear your thoughts on corporate debt, such as how long do you plan to operate this project, how do you plan to avoid the risk of the project, or when will the risk break out?"

If Zhou Ming was just a little speculating just now, then Zhou Ming is completely sure now.

It seems that Walsh Jr. doesn't want to bother with him at Pissart. After all, he can find trouble when he is trapped in the United States, but he is different. The federal president has too many things to do, not to mention that the war on terrorism has reached an ultimatum now, and he must concentrate.

Therefore, he wanted to make peace with this call and asked himself when the thunder exploded.

After all, the presidents in the United States are all term-based. For them, it is enough to fool their voters during their term and ensure that there is no problem with the economy.

Unless it is an epoch-making president like Master Luo, most of them will fool themselves into making the party in front of them and everything will be fine.

This is true for Walsh Jr. For him, as long as Pissart's corporate debt does not explode during his term, he can choose not to care, just like President Wellington's indulgence in the Internet industry.

Don’t he know that a few computers can easily raise hundreds of millions or billions of dollars with one desk? Is there a big problem with this approach? This is too underestimating the level of these senior staff members in the White House.

The reason why he didn't care was that Wellington judged that this thunder would not be blown up in his hands and that he could still step down with a prosperous economy. How great is it.

Wellington would have succeeded without himself, and now, Walsh Jr. is obviously copying this practice.

In fact, the question is very clear, but Zhou Ming was not in a hurry to answer because there was also a question of Zhou Ming and Walsh distrust each other.

Why did Walsh, little, think so carefully about every word and sentence before, and dare not say anything explicitly, just because he was worried that Zhou Ming was recording, even if it was a sudden call.

Walsh Jr. has this concern, let alone Zhou Ming. It’s better for the Americans to play despicable things like this.

Zhou Ming then thought about it and said: "If the President wants to know about Pisart's corporate debt, I can tell you that this is a very huge project and cannot be completed overnight."

Zhou Ming emphasized to Walsh Jr. that Pissart is not a big company and is not as famous as Rockefeller, so it is not that easy to raise funds in the market.

And according to the accountant's estimate, Pissart Company needs to borrow not a small amount of money in order to raise funds for the company's development projects in the future.

"Of course, please rest assured that our debt ratio is controlled within a reasonable range, with documents issued by the accounting firm." Zhou Ming emphasized to Walsh Jr. here.

It is precisely for these two reasons that Zhou Ming speculates that the sales of corporate bonds will likely last for a long time.

"According to the forecast data given by the accountant, it is already a very good result for us to complete the fundraising work through corporate bonds within one year."

"But this time the fundraising is just the beginning. If we want to fully meet our expectations, we will at least have to conduct more corporate bond issuances."

"I'm not convenient to disclose the specific operation of the company's funds, but I

It is certain that 10 years ago, Pissart's development could not reach the peak I designed for him."

"I don't know the answer, is Mr. President satisfied?"

Walsh Jr. was so satisfied, because in 10 years, his second term had already ended at that time, and even if Pissart burst into a shocking thunder, it had nothing to do with him.

"Mr. Zhou Ming said this, can you be sure?" Walsh asked again after insurance.

"I have rigorous data from accounting firms here." Zhou Ming smiled and gave an answer that was considered the answer.

Walsh Jr. was relieved. He didn't think Zhou Ming had to deceive himself on this issue.

He also agrees with Zhou Ming's logic. He also believes that corporate bonds are not as good as stocks. Corporate bonds have various credit ratings. Small local companies like Pisart, even if they are in the limelight recently, corporate bonds will still be difficult to issue.

As Zhou Ming himself said, it takes only one year for corporate bonds to be subscribed, which is quite normal in small businesses. There are even many corporate bonds issued by companies that have expired and have not been subscribed.

Well, even if Zhou Ming successfully fought and sold a lot of corporate debts, it is difficult for small businesses like Pisart to pose a threat to the economic situation across the United States. When he grows to this ability, ten or twenty years have passed. At that time, he will be able to enjoy his old age on the beach in Miami.

"Then I look forward to the day Pisat's success!"

After saying this, Walsh Jr. hurriedly hung up the phone.

Zhou Ming also put down the phone, but when he looked up, he saw McClane looking at him nervously.

McClane rubbed his hands and asked with some stuttering questions: "President... what did the President say."

Zhou Ming then remembered the urgent call, and he didn't open the call to him without a deal, so McClane didn't hear it. He thought Walsh Jr. had blocked Pissart's stocks and was now coming to stop corporate debts again.

"It's about corporate debt..."

With this, Zhou Ming saw that McClass was tense, and Zhou Ming then told him: "But he does not intend to stop our corporate bond issuance, and he does not have the power. His current energy is also all his energy into the war and he doesn't want to care about us anymore."

"Great!" McClan shouted happily, "Pisatt can finally start to expand!"

Zhou Ming was also very relaxed at this time. After all, without the president's target, he could still have less things. However, compared to McClass, Zhou Ming still remained calm.

"But don't be too happy too early, corporate debt is not so simple. Do you think your company is called Rockefeller?"

Zhou Ming's words alerted McClass, and he remembered his company's credit rating.

"Haven't we have sent back the materials to major rating companies? It should... be able to reach level B or above."

McClane said this, but in fact he was not confident. After all, his small company has risen too quickly and is full of topics. This type of company is very popular among venture capital companies, but in the rating company, it is a completely opposite rotten egg.

"Hope so."

Zhou Ming said casually, but in fact he didn't have much hope. After all, a small company that was not in the mainstream rating range before was expected to break through to Level B based on recent public opinion. It is quite difficult.
Chapter completed!