Han Dong-hoon said, "Mrs. Kim has no public status"...Kwon Seong-dong and "Swordplay".

Han Dong-hoon said, "Presidential office personnel reform...First Lady Kim's Concern Eliminated"
"Mrs. No Public Status"…Suspicion of 'secret line' Jung Jo-joon
Close circle puts pressure on the presidential office..."Let's be clear".

[Anchor]
People's Power Han Dong-hoon, who mentioned the need for "personal reform" in the presidential office, reiterated that Kim Gun-hee should not exist because she has no public status.

Rep. Kwon Sung-dong, a senior member of the pro-Yoon Seok-yeol faction, responded by saying that the politics of division can never succeed, but rather, it seems that representative Han needs to renew his or her personnel.

Reporter Kim Da-yeon reports.

[Reporter]
Han Dong-hoon, the representative of the People's Power, pointed out that the reason for the need for personnel reform in the presidential office is to dispel public concerns regarding Kim Gun-hee.

In two days, a representative has defined Kim as a person without public status and has repeatedly raised the level of his remarks that there should be no "Kim Line."

Some presidential secretaries and administrators aimed at allegations that they were moving to Kim's secret line.

[Han Dong-hoon / Representative of the People's Power: You're not a person with public status. That line shouldn't exist.

Close alumni members also joined the pressure to the president's office to clear up suspicions by taking personnel measures or to say for sure that there is none if there is none.

[Park Jung-hoon / Member of the People's Power (SBS Radio 'Kim Tae-hyun's Political Show'): Either you give a clear explanation of exactly what these people are doing, or you organize them like, "There is no female line."]

Some analysts say that Han, led by the pro-Yoon Seok-yeol faction, put the president's office, especially the "Kim's risk," ahead of the by-elections, to prepare for the "election responsibility theory."It is the first election since the inauguration of

, and the political burden is low if they lose the by-election for the head of Busan's Geumjeong-gu District Office, which was unexpectedly neck-and-neck due to the unification of the opposition party.

In a phone call with YTN, Rep. Kwon Sung-dong pointed out that it is not a true leader to push for the president to blame both the government and the ruling party's poor approval ratings.

Representative Han counter-attacked that Kwon did the impeachment politics during the Park Geun Hye administration, and Kwon responded that the personnel reform would require the representative office, leading to a war of words.

There is a consensus that the ruling party, which has taken on the task of restoring approval ratings, should first put to rest the controversy over Kim.

However, there is an increasingly sharp conflict between factions over how to resolve the issue, such as drawing a line in the presidential office or putting their heads together.

I'm Kim Dayeon of YTN.

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: Lee Seong-mo and Han Sang-won
Video editing: Yeon Jin-young
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