Secondly, regarding the current situation, to be honest, even if I personally joined, it would not necessarily be able to oppose Mr. President's new policies.
So Mr. Lamont, I'm terribly sorry, but I cannot agree to your request!"
Tom Lamont didn't expect that even after paying such a huge price, they couldn't persuade Donnie to join them.
At this time, Tom Lamont recalled his conversation with Jack Morgan before coming to Atlantic City to meet Donnie.
"I'm going to Atlantic City to invite Donnie to join us!"
"This is a futile effort; Donnie will not join you!"
"We are willing to pay a price that Donnie can't refuse!"
"That's just what you think is an irresistible price, not what Donnie truly finds irresistible."
"Sir, Donnie joining us offers even greater benefits!"
"Do you really think that Franklin Roosevelt has not promised Donnie greater benefits?"
Despite Jack Morgan's opposition, Tom Lamont eventually came to Atlantic City.
