The Rothschilds had already sent their Washington-based lobbyists to the White House.

As the family preferred to keep things quiet with whatever they did, their direct associates and publicly acknowledged executives rarely reached out to officials directly. Instead, they had lobbyists they groomed meticulously, who held staff positions in the White House.

While they were clerks, assistants, or deputy heads of departments in the building, they had a job in name only. Instead, their main tasks w