On the morning of June 18, 1945, a New York Times was placed on Hessman's desk. On the front page of the newspaper, the title of italics was printed in bold and black:

President Truman is suspected of Tongde;

The Rockefeller family was involved, and the Rockefeller Center discovered Tongde Radio;

The FBI has filed a case for investigation;

The United States is facing a political crisis and the president faces impeachment.

Below the title, there are also articles of the ins and outs of the "Rockefeller Center incident" that New York Times reporters learned about. They include the Associated Press Office fire, the New York City Police Department arson investigation, wrong search warrants and wrong searches, and the Tongde crime that happened to be discovered.

In short, after several huge "coincidence events" with a probability of less than 1% gathering together, the Truman President Ted scandal, which was originally circulating in the United States, has now been fully confirmed that the US president is a bad guy who is in Germany!

Moreover, under huge public pressure, Director Hoover of the FBI had to announce a German investigation into the US president. In fact, there is no need to investigate. Just the evidence exposed now, President Truman couldn't clean up even if he jumped into the Atlantic Ocean.

However, the Marshal of the Hesman Empire, who was reading the newspaper and sipping coffee, was not surprised at all.

Hessman, who has seen too many political storms, knows that the exposure of the Truman Tunde incident was certainly not caused by a series of coincidences, but a reaction to the vicious and intense internal political struggles in the United States.

The vicious political struggle within the United States is the inevitable consequence of the failure of the world war. In the last world war, the defeated Tsarist Russia, Germany, Austro-Hungary and the Turkish Empire all produced extreme forms of political struggle such as revolution and civil war.

Now the United States is just making trouble for the Tongde Sect. Perhaps it is surprisingly mild to impeach the unlucky scapegoat president.

Natalie Lesinskaya then pushed open the door of Hessman's office: "Ludwig, the phone number from the Prime Minister's Office, Mr. Hitler hopes to talk to you in 5 minutes."

"Oh," Hessman smiled: "It must be for the sake of US President Tunde?"

"That's not said." Natalie replied.

"Okay," Hessman nodded, "Tell the Prime Minister's Office that I'm in the office, and I'll call the Prime Minister right away."

"OK."

After Natalie turned and left, Hessman immediately called Hitler's office at Prime Minister's Office. Soon, Adolf Hitler's somewhat annoyed voice came from the receiver: "Ludwig, do you know the Truman Tunde Gate incident?"

"I know, I've read the New York Times and know the whole story," said Hessman. "The Americans are obviously in big trouble."

"Is it American? Ludwig, do you think the trouble is American, not ours?"

Hessman said in a sarcastic tone: "There is no problem here...I don't think anyone will cause trouble because you keep in touch with Truman, right?"

"I'm not afraid of someone asking for trouble!" Hitler said, "I'm talking about money... If the US Congress cannot pass the European Community-American Peace Treaty in time, we will not get the money."

"Then throw the atomic bomb!" Hessman said indifferently, "The plutonium-239 we have now can fill 5 atomic bombs."

The several plutonium production reactors controlled by the Engineering Committee were not idle. In early 1945, a large number of nuclear fuel rods containing plutonium-239 were produced (the plutonium production reactor produced uranium-239 rods containing plutonium-239, which formed plutonium-239 after a beta decay, so it must be left in the water for a period of time before further refining). By mid-June, some of the fuel rods had been refined and extracted, obtaining about 25 kilograms of plutonium-239.

According to the latest atomic bomb design plan, these plutonium-239 can be used to create three atomic bombs with an explosion equivalent of 20,000 tons of explosives. One of them is intended for nuclear tests, while the remaining two can be used for combat readiness.

"Ludwig, are you telling the truth?" Adolf Hitler asked, "Is it really going to throw another atomic bomb?"

"If Americans don't give money, throw it away. But... I don't think that would happen."

"No?"

"Of course not," said Hessman, "the focus of the political struggle in the United States now should be on the midterm elections in 1946, rather than continuing to fight with us... I think the people who created the Truman Tunde incident just wanted to delay the peace process and also delay the process of abolishing the National Labor Relations Act, so as to create greater controversy in the United States and allow voters to continue to pay attention to the peace process and the Labor Act during the midterm elections in 1946.

In this way, both the Democratic Party and the Fascist Party will become victims, and the Workers' Party and the Bolshevik Party will become winners of the 1946 election. In fact, the incident that happened in the United States now has nothing to do with us. The 800 billion European Mark compensation will definitely be obtained because we have the atomic bomb! And the third atomic bomb explosion test will be carried out soon."

Yes, there are atomic bombs! Many atomic bombs!

Hessman has already planned to conduct the third nuclear test in the Algerian desert in North Africa in a week. Detonating a plutonium bomb that reduces charges and reduces plutonium-239 charges does not mean reducing the explosive power of the atomic bomb. Because the current atomic bomb design is not perfect and the shell is not strong enough (the shell is related to raw materials), it is impossible for the plutonium-239 charges to carry out sufficient reactions. Through a more reasonable design and a better shell, a relatively small amount of plutonium-239 charges can be used to create a more powerful atomic bomb.

However, the new design needs to be verified by experiments, which is why Germany and several nuclear powers in history have to test the atomic bombs many times. And the atomic bomb test a week later has another purpose, which is to warn the United States!

"So what do you think Truman can use to resolve the current crisis?" asked Hitler on the other side of the phone line. The German Chancellor has no deep understanding of American politics and is not very clear about what Truman can do to deal with it.

"He can resign." Hessman had known for his only trick that Truman could have. "If he stayed on stage, then someone could continue to hype the Tongdemen to postpone the time for Congress to vote on the European Community-American Peace Treaty... Members who oppose the treaty can ask for a first look at whether President Tongde betrayed the interests of the United States and then vote. Once Truman resigned, the Congressional investigation could not continue. Because he is no longer the president of the United States, he could use the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution as a protective umbrella and refuse to attend the hearing."

The Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution gives citizens the power to "not prove themselves". Once Truman resigns, he has no obligation to testify in Congress and can protect himself with the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Joseph Rockefeller Jr. also has no public office, so he can naturally protect himself with the Fifth Amendment.

Then Congress has no way to investigate through a hearing, so we can only let the FBI investigate slowly. Director Hoover of the FBI is not a brainless person. He must have been unable to find anything after searching and finding out what if he can't find out?

Does Congress really dare to disrupt the European Community-US Peace Treaty? How dare Hoover carry out this kind of investigation that makes it impossible for Congress and the US government to step down?

Hitler thought for a while and asked, “That is, our old friend, Mr. Kennedy, is going to be president?”

Hessman smiled: "I think this is a high probability event."

...

Joseph Kennedy once thought that he might become president. Truman was killed by an atomic bomb or impeached for "traitoring the country". However, he never expected that Truman would become the target of public criticism before the peace negotiations were completely over and the peace treaty had not been passed by Congress, and it was at the point where the presidential throne could not be preserved.

However, even when Truman became the target of criticism and doubt in the national public opinion, Kennedy still did not want the president to resign. Because Truman got off the stage, he would have to bear the infamy of traitoring the country.

"Mr. President..." After learning that the president was about to resign, Kennedy immediately went to the White House from his residence in Washington. After seeing Truman with a dark face in the Oval Office, Kennedy wanted to persuade the president not to give up his position, but Truman waved to stop him.

"Joseph," Truman said in a low tone, "Three hours ago, the Germans successfully tried to explode an atomic bomb in the Algerian desert."

"President, the Germans probably won't..."

Truman waved his hand: "No matter whether they will throw the atomic bomb again or not, don't delay the peace talks. The peace agreement we have received is still acceptable at present. If we delay it, the situation will only be worse."

"President, but I'm also involved in Tunde," Kennedy said with a frown. "Wallace probably has the situation."

Both Truman and Kennedy knew that Wallace was behind the scenes, but they didn't know that Hoover was involved in the matter.

"He will not kick you off again." Truman shook his head, "He jumped out and revealed that I was planning the 1946 midterm elections, not to get along with the entire American political circle. If he continues to bother you, then let Hoover come forward and declare that you have no morals."

"But this is interfering with judicial independence..."

Truman nodded and said, "Actually I've interfered once, but that guy didn't help me with Wallace. But he will definitely help you because if he doesn't take action, the Republicans will come to take over this mess. Then he will be the public enemy of the Democratic and Republicans. Can the FBI director continue to do it?"

"I understand." Kennedy nodded. The US stall is too bad now, and Kennedy, the Democratic president, has given up. But the Republican Party still has to cherish its feathers for a long time in the future, so naturally he is unwilling to come out and take the blame. So Kennedy's president can probably do it until 1949, and he can do something.

Because in the next three years, there will be a lot of messes in the United States to be cleaned up, and Kennedy, as the president responsible for cleaning up the mess, must give considerable support to the Republican Party.

"But..." Truman said, "Joseph, should we do something for America's future?"

"For the future of America?" Kennedy was a little confused about Truman's words. His president was about to end and would be in seclusion in the future. His own president might be able to work until 1949, but he was just a bad guy who cleaned up the mess. What future could he have?

"Joseph," Truman paused, "The next three years will be very, very critical for the United States...it is like the Albert era in Germany."

German President Albert was a tragic politician. Under his leadership, the situation in Germany was a mess after the war. But his firm suppression of the German Bolsheviks and condonation of the defense force to maintain independence was considered by some as the key to Germany's rise after the war.

"President, do you want me to be Albert of America?" Kennedy did not expect Truman to ask such a question.

"I think you can do better than Albert," Truman said. "Because the situation in the United States is much better than Germany back then, and I can learn from the rise of Germany."

Obviously, Truman didn't want Kennedy to be a US president who was scattered and waiting to die. He still wanted Kennedy to do something he wanted to do without the chance to do.

Kennedy frowned: "President, what do you want to do?"

"The United States needs the Nazi Party and the National Defense Forces!" Truman expressed his thoughts. During this period, he was not only busy with "Tongde" and dealing with the "Tongdemen Incident", but was thinking about the future of the United States. He also frequently met with many old-school bosses in the Democratic Party (also the KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

Truman then said to Kennedy: "The American Nazi Party is very easy to appear, and the American National Fascist Party's line is close to the Nazi Party. If we can integrate the Democratic Party and the Klan Klan's power in the southern United States with the Fascist Party, we can establish a National Socialist Party in the American National.

As for the National Welfare... this requires some effort. The current army with a population of more than 10 million must be reduced to hundreds of thousands, and the most important part must be retained, the most ideal soldiers must be selected, and a certain degree of independence must be given. Only in this way can we ensure that the US military becomes a national pillar like the German Welfare Army in the future!”
Chapter completed!