Joseph Alsop stayed in the IRS interrogation room, his expression calm.
This stemmed from his strong inner confidence.
He believed that Franklin Roosevelt would surely not abandon him.
After all, he was a steadfast supporter of Roosevelt's New Deal; if Franklin Roosevelt didn't save him, who would support Roosevelt's New Deal in the future?
It was precisely because of this mindset that when Joseph Alsop arrived at the IRS, he didn't say anything.
Even when his lawyer arrived, both parties did not discuss the evidence regarding his tax evasion that the IRS brought up.
Because Joseph Alsop was very clear that the core solution to this matter lay in the undercurrents between Donnie Block and Franklin Roosevelt.
As long as Franklin Roosevelt could overpower Donnie Block, he would be able to easily walk out of the IRS!
Today, Joseph Alsop's lawyer, Eddy Shaffer, came to the New York IRS headquarters once again.
