"Okay, you three, just tell the truth." Kai hugged Natasha and took a sip of wine, finally choosing not to beat around the bush.

Kai didn't think so highly of himself. He felt that he was attending a small banquet, having Pepper and Natalie wait on him, and that someone as impatient as Tony was still waiting. He didn't feel so proud. At least Tony

I would never give face like this. Unless Kai is a woman.

Besides, if it's just a dress change, doesn't Tony have a maid or stylist? Does he need the president of Stark Group and the president's assistant to personally choose a dress for him?

This is not common sense.

Tony was stunned when he heard this, then curled his lips and threw the tablet aside.

"Let me just tell you. If you have anything to say, just tell him directly. He is a detective. You can't hide this from him." Tony is not suitable for acting. At his level, there is no need to act. Anyway, Tony is not suitable for acting.

No matter what he does, others will forgive him. If he is wild and unrestrained, others will say that he has a true temperament. He is serious, and others will say that serious men are the most handsome. In short, he does not need to take care of other people's feelings.

So from the moment he came in, he just acted as he was and went directly to do his own research, leaving the rest to Pepper and Natalie.

Kai didn't care about Tony, but looked at Pepper, thought for a moment and said, "Is it for SHIELD?"

Just when Kai said the word S.H.I.E.L.D., Natalie's body stiffened very slightly. It would be difficult for ordinary people to detect such a change. Unfortunately, Kai's perception was much stronger than that of most humans.

Now Kai is basically sure that Natalie is from S.H.I.E.L.D.

It's just that Kai doesn't quite know why she appears next to Tony.

However, Kai intuitively felt that this was unlikely to be a bad thing. Of course, Kai's feeling was not necessarily accurate. After all, Tony's father was still the founder of SHIELD, and his death was closely related to SHIELD. So Kai felt that

, you still need to reveal Natalie’s identity to Tony when necessary.

Of course, Pepper didn't know that Kai had thought so much, so she just sighed.

"Kay..." Pepper didn't know how to persuade him. As a business elite, Pepper was very good at negotiating. But in this matter, Pepper didn't think his business negotiation skills were of any significance. After all, this was at stake.

The casualties of 100,000 people cannot be ignored in one or two sentences.

"SHIELD is putting pressure on you?"

Kai was not surprised that SHIELD would do this. In other words, if these bastards didn't do this, Kai would look at them with admiration.

Tony shook his head: "That's not the point. I know you won't care about it."

SHIELD did put pressure, but the problem is that Tony doesn't care at all. He will not turn to influence Kai just because others come to him to put pressure. That is too ugly. It feels like Tony Stark is inferior to Kai.

Same as first class.

"You plan to expose SHIELD to the news media, right?" Tony pondered for a moment and decided to tell the truth.

Kai didn't hide it: "That's true."

"Then I regret to inform you that no media will report those things today, and even the reporters who have chatted with you will completely forget those things." Tony said regretfully: "The media is not as good as you imagine.

So neutral.”

"Does freedom of speech still exist?" Kai was not as angry as he thought.

Tony looked as if that was indeed the case.

"I knew you would say that. I think you completely misunderstood this sentence." Tony shook his finger. "It seems that I need to teach you about freedom of speech."

"Yes, the United States is a country of free speech, and there is nothing wrong with that. You can say whatever you want, and no one can control you. But not in the media!"

Tony then explained the so-called freedom of speech in the United States.

First of all, the U.S. Constitution stipulates that freedom of speech is the right of every citizen. Unless it is defamation or something.

Doesn't this look wonderful?

But don't be fooled.

Because if it’s just this point, it seems like every country in the world can do it. You can say whatever you want, and others don’t care.

What really matters - freedom of speech in the media!

Now some cents were excited, ah, the United States is so free, you can scold the president if you want, how dare you scold China?

This is the difference in perception.

Because in the United States, the role of the president is to do this! There is also a football association in China, you can scold it as you like!

Of course, the Football Association is a joke.

But haven’t you ever scolded me in private?

Has the state taken control?

The U.S. Constitution guarantees this right, which means you can say whatever you want in private as long as it is not slanderous.

The U.S. Constitution only protects every American's freedom of speech, but it does not guarantee that everyone has a channel to speak out.

Even if we continue to interpret it, what the Constitution wants to express is that the government cannot restrict citizens’ speech, that’s all!

But private channels can decide which comments can be published and disseminated and which cannot!

What are private channels? Of course they are newspapers and TV stations!

But does the United States have national television or newspapers?

The answer is no!

It's all private.

In other words, those private newspapers and TV stations can completely filter the content they want to spread according to their own positions and wishes! They can completely ignore the comments they don't like and hate!

So the question is, does the U.S. government have any influence on those public opinion media?

To say no, even if no normal person believes it, right?

The most obvious example is that before Kai traveled through time in his previous life, none of the public opinion media in the United States were owned by foreigners. Even if the media tycoon Rupert Murdoch wanted to develop his own media career in the United States, he would have to give up his Australian citizenship!

So, is this so-called freedom of speech really free?

Anyway, Tony told Kai one thing.

True freedom of speech does not exist, and public opinion is still in the hands of powerful people like Tony, the US government, etc. Of course, this includes S.H.I.E.L.D.!

In other words, Kai can be exposed, but SHIELD can prevent these exposures from appearing in front of others!

In other words, it’s all for nothing!

Kai held his own glass of wine, not in a good mood at all.

It's not that he yearns for so-called freedom of speech. In fact, he never believes in that stuff.

I just didn’t expect that the United States, which has always advertised this, would go so far.

But soon, Kai calmed down.

Kai is willing to seek justice for those who died.

But the problem is that if the United States does not allow Kay to seek justice for the American victims, he can only do nothing.

"Tony..." Kai took the last sip of wine. "SHIELD is a huge threat to the entire world!"

Tony was silent, he knew what Kai meant.

"I know, I know." Tony thought about the truth about his parents' murder. Combined with this incident, Tony was very, very afraid of SHIELD.

On the other hand, Natalie next to her looked confused.

what happened?

How did things develop like this?

Why do you feel that Tony and Kai have gradually become the opposite of SHIELD?

Kai didn't want to say anything more. After all, there was an undercover SHIELD agent nearby.

"Tell me, what conditions are they willing to offer?" Kai knew that S.H.I.E.L.D. would not be so brutal in its actions. After all, Kai did not represent himself. Although that day, Kai did not show any signs of dissatisfaction with Batman and the Chicago Three.

The relationship between the heroines can be thought of in many subtle ways. Kai and Batman have a certain connection.

So even for these superheroes, SHIELD will not do things so arrogantly.

"They were willing to raise a fund for Los Angeles in someone else's name," Tony said honestly.

"How much?" Since there is no way to seek justice, Kay must at least fight for more benefits for the families of those who died and for Los Angeles.

"No less than 3 billion! In addition, they will donate privately to Los Angeles in batches. The total will not be less than 300 million, of which 30% will be designated as a pension for the deceased police officers." This is Pepper.

Said.

"That's so generous." Kai said mockingly, then ripped off his tie. "Then let's do it."

"And..." Pepper hesitated for a moment, then said.

"What?" Kai raised his eyebrows. Is SHIELD so generous?

"No, SHIELD just wants to get in touch with Batman and the others. This is their only request." Pepper was saved by Batman, and she actually wanted to thank him.

"They're thinking shit!" Kai said with a sneer.

At this time Natalie finally couldn't bear it anymore.

"I think... SHIELD is quite sincere. Besides, there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with them meeting Batman, right?"
To be continued...