"Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to Animalia Ambassadoria. This is Abby and Company here to answer your questions about Animalia and announce new events going on IN Animalia." Began Abby on the fourth episode of Animalia Ambassadoria. Due to the change in leadership in the American government, and their new, more crucial role, they had to move new episodes up to one every week in the evening.
"But before we begin the first question block," said Malice, "Mayor Clara has an announcement to make."
"To counteract the negative reaction we seem to have been hit with," Began Clara, "I invite the nation to come to the first ever Animalia Thanksgiving Exposition." She then went on with describing it. It was something similar to the earlier AHE and the Lyre-Animalia Potluck meet-and-greet,but instead it would be like a museum exhibit on the earliest days of the settling of America. There would be displays of early colonial life, farming, and hardships they encountered. Animalians would sell the art projects they had been working on, and the highlight of the three-day event would be a great feast, both for visitors and locals. There would also be an appearance of two pardoned turkeys, a male and female, that were "donated" to Animalia by the current president.
After a 10-minute question block, there was an interview with a pair of female Siamese twins (successfully separated before leaving the hospital) who had immigrated from Thailand to "achieve the American dream", so to speak, but couldn't agree on how to do it, learned about Animalia, joined it as Siamese cats, and started a successful business that was a combination of a beauty salon and a pet grooming place. They were already being accepted by the Animalia community, but to watch the "sheartease" that they and a sheep Animalian had made, a premium account was required.
After another 10-minute question block, the discussion turned to Project Phoenix. This was a 20-minute question block that discussed what it would take to get into the project. Above all, the applicant must have a medical condition treatable by the Animalia Virus, which must be confirmed by the medical authorities.
The final thing that was discussed was an investigation into the president's "denouncement" of Animalia, because he had just released a statement that said that, "While I disagree with Animalia on several accounts, and believe that restrictions should be in place, I would never be THAT extreme in my views. Such xenophobic extremism goes against the Constitution, and I'm expected to uphold it. If I continued with such views, that would be grounds for impeachment." The FBI said that they were currently investigating these so-called "denouncements", but the only clue they had so far was that there was some religious undertones to it.
All in all, it turned out to be much better than they had anticipated, and hopes were high for slightly better relationships between America and Animalia.