Los Angeles, "Los Angeles Times" headquarters, inside Harry Chandler's office.
Harry Chandler is on the phone with California Governor William Richardson.
William Richardson, a staunch Republican.
"Dear Chandler, your 'Los Angeles Times' report this time is a bit excessive. Regardless of any issues between you and Donnie Block, this matter should not be brought to light. You know this makes it very difficult for me!"
On the phone, William Richardson also felt quite helpless. Next year is the year of the gubernatorial election. Since competing successfully for Governor of California in 1923 from William Stephens, he had never encountered such a helpless situation.
Although California and New Jersey are thousands of miles apart, both states belong to Republican states, especially New Jersey, which has almost become the most staunch Republican state due to Donnie's presence.
The entire Republican Party holds New Jersey in high regard.
