Elly Campbell didn't object; if the domestic investigation couldn't find anything, perhaps the international investigation could. At least she'd understand what situation she was actually facing.
Though that's what she thought, she didn't hold much hope.
The gap in medical standards between home and abroad isn't that wide nowadays, especially at the hospitals she's visited; their equipment is very well-equipped.
The doctors' professional standards aren't necessarily inferior to those in the United States; if there really were any issues, there's no way they couldn't have been discovered domestically.
However, checking again offers a glimmer of hope, which is why Elly Campbell didn't object.
Adam Jones felt relieved seeing Elly Campbell agree so easily.
Just then, his phone rang; it was Robert Green calling.
"President, there's a bit of an issue."
Robert Green's voice sounded a bit strange.
"What issue?"
"I've sent it to your phone; please take a look."
"Okay."
