The ruling party's "plus alpha"...Opposition "The decision of the special prosecutor is from the public's perspective."

[Anchor]
Expectations and concerns coexist within the ruling party over the Yoon Suk Yeol president's public statement and press conference, which was announced the day after tomorrow (7th).

The opposition party is raising the level of pressure, saying that it should express its intention to accept the Special Prosecutor's Law on Kim in this statement.

For more information, I'm connecting you to a National Assembly reporter. Reporter PARK JEONG HYUN!

Late last night, the news of the president's press conference was announced.

What are the reactions within the ruling party?

[Reporter]
The news came out last night.

President Yoon's statement of position, which was originally expected to be around the end of this month, has been moved to the day after tomorrow.

It was found that the background of this somewhat unexpected decision was the recommendation of floor leader Choo Kyung-ho and his staff.

Choo, who met with reporters a little while ago, said he visited the presidential office in Yongsan yesterday afternoon to convey his wish to have an opportunity to communicate with the people as early as possible.

He explained that he went to meet the president's chief of staff in the first place and then met with President Yoon.

First of all, the announcement of the presidential office's statement on the 7th shows an atmosphere within the ruling party, saying that it will be a time to explain the public's concerns and concerns raised so far.

A high-ranking ruling party official said on the phone that he expects the public to talk about what they expect and are curious about, including the suspicion of Myung Tae-kyun.

Senior members of the party also advised that there should be a "plus alpha," which went further than yesterday's municipal speech, but noted that the presidential office may be agonizing over various situations.

The pro-Yoon-gye is in a similar mood.

Rep. Lee Chul-kyu said in a radio interview that the president is the type of snow removal with equipment at once rather than sweeping it with a broom when it snows, and that he expects there will be measures that the public can understand and understand.

He said he was originally preparing ahead of the halfway point of his term, but he must have been worried that the meaning would not be tarnished by various voices in the party,
We evaluated that yesterday's request by CEO Han Dong-hoon
did not affect this decision.

Pro-Yoon-gye, a member of the PK region, also expressed expectations that the next president's support for state affairs will also affect the investigation, saying that it should be a more than expected, so it should be a half-step interview than Han demanded.

However, it is also true that there are not many voices of concern centered on the close circle.

One lawmaker, who is classified as a close acquaintance, expressed a cautious position on the phone, saying, "In the end, what matters is the message."

In a radio interview, Supreme Council member Kim Jong-hyuk also stressed the need for a sincere apology to the public, saying, "A message like self-praise should not be allowed."

The controversy over the recording of the phone call with Myung Tae-kyun also pointed out that the president should not just replace it with legal issues.

In particular, when public sentiment was not good due to the medical crisis during the last general election, there are voices of concern about the aftermath of the discourse, saying that the president ended up repeating the same argument in the discourse.

[Anchor]
What's the opposition's response?

[Reporter]
We spoke to several Democratic Party officials in the morning and said in unison that the acceptance of the first lady Kim's special counsel law should be included in the discourse.

A party official said on the phone that he expects remarks that meet the public's expectations, and that there should be a message to accept Kim's special prosecutor and reveal the truth to the public.

He didn't leave out a warning that public sentiment would worsen if it was blindfolded and Aung-sik.

Other officials also specifically mentioned the acceptance of Kim's special counsel and personnel reform, saying that practical "measures" are important, not public apologies.

In the morning meeting, Park Chan-dae, the floor leader, said, "There is a lack of measures, such as public apology and cabinet reshuffle, proposed by representative Han Dong-hoon," stressing that it is difficult to appease public anger without the special prosecutor Kim.

In the midst of this, the Democratic Party of Korea has defined November as the month of special prosecutor Kim and seems to be raising the level of the offensive to the maximum.

After the Judiciary Committee proposed the third independent counsel law and the request for a permanent special prosecutor's investigation at the same time yesterday, the subcommittee is reviewing the independent counsel law by Kim,

We have also begun a full-fledged public opinion campaign ahead of the plenary session's introduction on the 14th.

The Democratic Party has decided to hold a denunciation contest at the Rotender Hall of the National Assembly every evening from today to the day of the plenary session.

After that, another emergency action plan will be launched until the 28th, when the National Assembly is expected to vote again after the exercise of the president's veto.


It seems that they are strongly driving the special prosecution law, going on another outdoor struggle with civic groups this weekend.

In addition, the analysis of additional transcripts related to Myung Tae-kyun is continuing.
An official from the
Democratic Party said the data was in sufficient condition on the call and that the issue was already rolling on its own and that it was speeding up.

It is expected to review the president's press conference and the response of the ruling party, as well as the release of additional recordings.

I'm Park Jung-hyun of YTN in the National Assembly.