The sudden entry of Venus Bank made the already clear battle between Wall Street bankers and Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal suddenly become mysterious again.
The bankers on Wall Street believed that Venus Bank was about to enter.
And Franklin Roosevelt's supporters, who thought they had a sure victory, were now facing a formidable enemy.
They did not want Donnie to enter because they knew Donnie's influence better than anyone else.
In this situation, Atlantic City and Washington suddenly became the focus.
Many CEOs of Wall Street banks came to Atlantic City.
They hoped to get a definite answer on Donnie's entry.
The most active among them was Tom Lamont.
Besides being a senior partner at Morgan, he also had his own bank on Wall Street.
"Mr. Block, everyone was very excited after hearing your statements and very much hopes that you can step forward to lead us against the President's New Deal.
Roosevelt's New Deal is entirely against all of us on Wall Street.
