"I want to emphasize again that the United States has not planned a coup in any country." The spokesperson said with a gloomy face.

"The CIA is conducting further technical analysis of the video that Djibouti plays. It can be confirmed that the video is fake, and Director John Brennan will never say that." The spokesperson stressed again.

Another reporter asked, "I am a CNN reporter. I just want to know whether the US Department of Defense and the CIA can provide sufficient support for US security."

“No doubt about this.”

The spokesperson continued in a very affirmative tone: "The United States has the ability to safeguard the security of the United States and safeguard the interests of the United States around the world. The United States is not afraid of threats from any country, nor is it afraid of any conspiracy."

Everyone knew what the conspiracy the spokesperson meant, and that was nothing more than that the video played by Djibouti was to hack the United States.

But these journalists are not stupid.

They have videos in their hands, and naturally they will also do video data analysis. Experts have long pointed out that those video data are definitely recorded on-site and have not been modified.

Some of the situations about the Ministry of Defense and CIA headquarters are also completely correct, so people are more willing to believe that this video is real.

Instead of listening to the spokesperson's words here.

Another reporter was called and stood up and asked, "Previously, Djibouti held a press conference to announce all the details of the Djibouti coup, as well as the video. We compared and analyzed the characters, time, background and other details in the video to confirm that they are themselves. What explanation do you have for this?"

At this time, the spokesperson was really angry.

The spokesperson pointed at the reporter and asked loudly, "Are you a judge? Why are you so sure that the video material is real? Are you more authoritative than the American expert appraisal team? Although you are a reporter, you should also talk about evidence and don't spread rumors randomly."

I was so angry that I was embarrassed.

Everyone can see it.

But are these reporters afraid? Haha, they are most willing to see each other get angry, because only in this way can they get more news, right?

"Djibouti is preparing to sue the United States in the United Nations. What do you think about this?" a reporter asked.

"We will take this matter seriously, but the United States will definitely pay a heavy price for the slander against the United States." The spokesperson was full of gunpowder.

"What does the United States say about Djibouti's request to revoke the US military base in Djibouti?" asked the reporter.

"So far, we have not received official documents from the Djibouti government, so it is difficult for me to comment on what you said." At this point, the spokesperson took temporary avoidance measures.

"Will the US government arrange for interviews with the protagonists in the videos such as Deputy Secretary of Defense General Bruto James, Lieutenant General John Campbell, Director Cia John Brennan, and Secretary of Operation Planning Louis Filey. I believe that many people in the world are very interested in the first film they participated in, and they are now very famous."

A reporter stood up and asked.

"Which TV station are you a reporter?" the spokesperson asked, staring at the other party.

"I am a reporter for Iraqi State Television."

The spokesperson was surprised. He found that he had done something wrong and accidentally ordered an Iraqi reporter to ask a question.

If that country hates the United States the most, perhaps Iraq will be the one that needs it.

Of course, Arab countries, South American countries, Egypt and Syria are also among the most hated ranks.

"No, there is no arrangement in this regard for the time being, and I repeat again that the video in Djibouti is fake and fake. The United States has never and will never interfere in other countries' internal affairs, let alone participate in the planning of a coup," the spokesperson said.

"Isn't the US invasion of Iraq interfering in other countries' internal affairs?" asked the Iraqi reporter who was still standing.

"This journalist friend, this is a press conference on Djibouti incident, not a press conference on Iraq. Please abide by discipline consciously?" The spokesperson said with a fierce look at the other party.

"The United States has never followed the rules, and even often breaks the rules. Why do you always ask others to abide by the rules? Don't you think this is ridiculous?" The Iraqi reporter was unmoved and still stood and asked.

Well, he can't get involved in this issue.

The spokesperson closed the folders in his hand and said loudly: "Today's press conference ends here, goodbye to all the journalists and friends."

In fact, it was indeed time for him to end, because he could see that today's press conference was not effective, and almost everyone did not believe him, and it seemed that they had already determined that the Djibouti coup was done by the Americans.

Well, he is actually made by Americans.

At the end of the press conference, the video of the news was posted on the Internet, which immediately caused a new round of public opinion craze.

"I can only describe the level of a US spokesperson in hehe."

"I only see the hegemony and toughness of the United States, but not the political wisdom. I really don't know where they laugh at others for their low political wisdom and their sense of superiority comes from."

"I got angry when I couldn't say it. I counted it. When the spokesperson was asked by a reporter, his face changed 6 times in total, and it looked ugly every time. He was more suitable to go to Hollywood."

"Are you playing a clown?!"

"Hahaha! I did see a clown who kept telling some lies on the stage, and no one in the world would believe it. It's ridiculous that lies can be broken with just one click."

"Support Djibouti's lawsuit against the United States!!!"

"The United Nations headquarters is in New York, and the United Nations has been controlled by Americans, so I can only say that there is no way to sue Djibouti."

"Isn't the United Nations Headquarters in Geneva? Seek to be popularized."

"Geneva is the headquarters of the United Nations Europe, and it is also the location of important international organizations such as the World Health Organization, the International Labor Organization, the United Nations Refugee Agency, the World Intellectual Property Organization, the World Meteorological Organization, the International Organization for Standardization, and the International Red Cross. However, the headquarters of the United Nations is in the Manhattan District of New York City."

"I am educated, but I am more convinced that Americans have controlled the United Nations, and many of the United Nations' resolutions do not represent justice."
Chapter completed!