After finishing his speech, Joe Ga sat on the edge of the small stage and said to Richard, "Sir, I must declare in advance that this is a national secret of America.
I am telling you this secret because of my reckless actions today, in order to prevent your interference with the case.
Now, anyone interested in this secret can come over. If, after I have finished, you still believe I am committing a crime, then you may complain, expose, or even sue me—I am prepared to face the consequences."
Richard Marks, being a politician, certainly has the necessary courage.
However, he felt uneasy about hearing the secret alone, so he turned around and looked for several 'brave' men and women to come up to the front with him, glaring at Joe Ga intently…
Should Joe Ga fail to provide a satisfactory answer, the affair would be blown up in scale, and even the Department of Homeland Security would be ineffective, because it encroached upon the interests of a particular social class.
