"Live broadcast on the 25th" by the ruling party, Lee Jae-myung pressure...Minjoo's counterattack on 'Myeongtae Kyun' recording of 'Myeongtae Kyun'

[Anchor]
The People's Power is raising the pressure on Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the Democratic Party, saying that the first trial of perjury teacher charges must be broadcast live on the 25th.

The Democratic Party of Korea launched a counterattack by raising suspicions that the ruling party's pro-Yoon Seok-yeol tried to cajole Myung Tae-kyun, a key figure in the alleged intervention of the nomination.

I'm connecting with the National Assembly reporter, reporter Son Hyo-jung!

[Reporter]
Yes, it's the National Assembly.

[Anchor]
People's Power is taking steps to target Lee's judicial risks at the party level?

What is it about?

[Reporter]
After the first trial ruling on Lee Jae-myung's violation of the Public Official Election Act last week, the people's power to attack the field has been highlighting Lee's judicial risk every day.

The ruling party stressed that Lee's remaining higher court should proceed quickly and the ruling should be finalized.

The plan is to set up a special team of seven members to prevent delays in trials within the party and monitor representative Lee's trial to prevent delays.

On the 25th, he again insisted that CEO Lee's trial on perjury teacher charges should be broadcast live.

Joo Jin-woo, chairman of the party's legal advisory committee, announced this afternoon that he would submit a request for a live broadcast of the sentence to the Seoul Central District Court, which is conducting Lee's trial.

Representative Lee said he did not even admit the result of last week's sentence, and it is desirable for the justice to deliver the sentence process to the public in real time.

In the ruling party, which has been noisy due to conflicts between the ruling party and the party, voices are prevailing that Lee and the opposition party should be criticized in one voice until the 25th.

However, suspicions of slanderous posts on party bulletin boards still remain a detonator of conflict.

The pro-Yoon-gye calls for a fact-finding investigation through a party audit, saying that Han's family should clarify the suspicion that he posted a slanderous article about the Yoon Suk Yeol president and his wife.

On the other hand, the close circle refutes that it is difficult to identify individual party members under the current law, and that if the case grows, it could backfire on the ruling party like the Druking comment manipulation case in the past.

[Anchor]
The Democratic Party, which is on the defensive due to the conviction of Chairman Lee Jae-myung, is highlighting suspicions related to Myung Tae-kyun?

[Reporter]
The leadership of the Democratic Party, which is considering how to respond to Lee Jae-myung's judicial risk, is seeking a reversal by repeatedly raising suspicions surrounding the ruling party.

Park Chan-dae, the floor leader of the party, claimed at the Supreme Council that it was an "attempt to conciliate," referring to media reports that Yoon Han-hong, a member of the People's Power, asked Myung Tae-kyun to "release only the recordings of the president's anger."

He repeatedly urged the people to expel Yoon and accept Kim Gun-hee, the special prosecutor, saying that he tried to make a background transaction to selectively disclose the recording.

Spokesperson Han Min-soo also told reporters after the party meeting that he would immediately file a complaint with the National Assembly's Special Committee on Ethics.

Amid the chaotic atmosphere within the party since the first trial was sentenced last week, Democratic Party Chairman Lee Jae-myung has continued his people's livelihood.

I just met with domestic stock investors at a cafe in Yeouido, and in the afternoon, I am looking for ways to revitalize the economy with an official from the Korea International Trade Association.

Representative Lee plans to continue to visit people's livelihoods in the future, which is interpreted as an intention to distract attention from judicial risks and emphasize its character as an alternative party.

However, the opposition party is paying attention to whether any other presidential candidate other than representative Lee can emerge.

Former lawmaker Kim Doo-kwan said in a radio interview that it is desirable for various presidential candidates in the party to compete, but declined to say that it is too much to interpret the possibility of his presidential bid.

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