The Wolf of Los Angeles

[Chapter 341: Managing a PR Crisis]

"The video is set to go live on time," Hawke stated as he looked at the hastily assembled editing team in the small conference room. "The title and content should reflect on Antonio!"

Johnny, who was in charge of writing the news, replied, "I need ten minutes."

Hawke nodded, "That's fine." He turned to Edward, saying, "The target audience for this news article is the supporters of the Democratic Party."

Edward had spent over six months mastering some backend functions.

Hawke continued, addressing a few others around the table, "You all will edit the news to highlight the various issues surfaced by the Los Angeles fires and connect them directly to Antonio, reminding everyone that these are the former mayor's errors."

He paused briefly to add, "Also, incorporate the recent discussions from Sacramento and the state legislators advocating for environmental legislation alongside the Smelt Fish Protection Act. Merge it with the previous media criticisms to ramp up visibility and make sure the right people see it."

The group nodded in acknowledgment.

Hawke's aim was clear; he sought to reignite the media storm, grabbing everyone's attention again. Social media on Twitter and traditional media on Fox News were aligning for the push.