"Is this true?" Ronald later asked private attorney Lindsay Dole for confirmation.

"Yes, what happened last year was that Maryland finally sentenced Willie Horton to two life sentences and rejected Massachusetts' extradition request. This matter actually had a big impact in the legal community and involved inter-state extradition.

However, the public did not know much about it before.

Only the "Laurence Eagle" in Massachusetts reported this case in series, and finally won the Pulitzer Prize..."

Ronald hung up the phone. It turned out that Dukakis canceled the weekend arrangements for felons to go home during the primary election because of these Eagle News reports.

Now George Sr.'s strategy is likely to work, and Dukaski's approval rating may plummet. But George Sr. will be unhappy. He will now clearly lag behind Jeb in the competition for favor.

However, Ronald put himself in his shoes and thought about it. Once this kind of thing gets fermented, the opponent's support rate will drop, but it is still uncertain whether Old George's support rate will rise.

Attacking the opponent can only lower his support rate and make voters who might have voted for Dukakis stop voting. If you want to win, you have to win over voters who are likely to vote for George Lao.

After all, America's general election does not require voters to vote. These attack ads affect voters who are undecided whether to vote for Dukakis. It is very likely that even if they do not vote for Dukakis,

Keith wouldn't vote for old George either.

Ronald had no time to care about the ups and downs of the election, so he continued filming the rearranged bedtime phone call scene.

This time, Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan were lying on their own beds, separated by a wooden board, and a camera was pointed at them.

They were both talking on the phone, but they could actually hear each other's voices.

"Ingrid Bergman, she's a low-maintenance girl," Harry said.

Sally and Harry were both suffering from insomnia because their partners had left them. They were watching the late-night broadcast of "The Spy in North Africa" ​​on the TV station and were discussing the role of Ingrid Bergman.

"Low maintenance?" Sally didn't understand.

"Yes, there are two kinds of girls, one has very high demands and the other has low demands."

“Is Ingrid Bergman low maintenance?”

"Absolutely low maintenance"

"What kind of person am I?" Sally wondered.

"You are the worst kind. You are high-cost, but you think it is low-cost."

"Really? I don't think so." Sally didn't believe it.

"You don't think so? I want a chef's salad, but not the standard dressing. I want balsamic vinegar and olive oil, but don't put them in beforehand, put them on the side of the salad..."

"Um……"

…

The two actors no longer performed separately, but entered the camera at the same time, so that the two of them could be very synchronized in rhythm. The two talked about their respective emotions and why Ingrid Bergman did not end with Humphrey

Le Bogart stayed together. Sally's views have changed a lot from her ten years ago. She no longer thinks that Ingrid Bergman should be the first lady of the Czech Republic, but should be with her beloved.

.

"Good night……"

The two actors put down their phones almost at the same time, and a smile appeared on Meg Ryan's face.

"Cut!"
Chapter completed!