[Politics ON] "The power of the people 34% vs. Minju 36%"...Approval rating, to martial law?

■ Host: Lee Ha-rin Anchor
■ Starring: Lawyer Yeo Sang-won, political commentator Kim Sang-il

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[Anchor]
Politics begins to look at the outside and the inside of politics. Today, with lawyer Yeo Sang-won and political commentator Kim Sang-il, we will analyze the public opinion trend and the president's response strategy after the impeachment. Welcome, two of you. Today, we will analyze the results of the poll in depth, and first, let's look at the results of the Gallup poll that came out today. Please show us the graphic. Let's look at party support as well. This is the result of the survey for three days from the 7th. The power of the people is 34%, and the Democratic Party is 36%. Compared to three weeks ago, the power of the people has increased by 10%. Democrats are down 12 percentage points. Let's take a look at the NBS poll that came out yesterday. The Democratic Party has 36 percent and the people have 32 percent. The power of the people rose by 6 percentage points and the Democratic Party fell by 3 percentage points, showing an approval rating of 4 percentage points. This survey is the result of a three-day survey from the 6th. Although there are some differences in figures, it seems to be an overall trend that the public's support rate, which has been stagnant since the emergency martial law, is rising rapidly.

[Yeo Sangwon]
Not long ago, another pollster conducted an ARS survey and it came out similar to this one. At that time, the Democratic Party of Korea said that there was a problem with the way the survey was conducted, that there was a problem with the question, but now that I look at it, it seems clear that there is a certain trend. In my view, this is the people's fatigue after all. The first is the president's impeachment and fatigue caused by emergency martial law. It was reflected in the opinion poll, but over time, I think the people feel tired from the unilateral dominance that the people may feel is the runaway of the Democratic Party of Korea. Even though it is the ruling party's claim, there have been many claims that the Democratic Party of Korea, the Constitutional Court, the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit, and others are cooperating with each other. How this affects the people seems to have eventually recovered to the pre-martial law figure as a result of these polls.

[Anchor]
He analyzed that the public's approval rating is rising because of the fatigue of the Democratic Party's runaway. What do you think of the critics?

[Kim Sang Il]
There's that part, too. Where does that come from? Basically, the people want to see that if the president has done something that violates the rule of law and the Constitution, it will proceed calmly by the judicial system. However, in the course of the judicial system, when the Democratic Party of Korea did not like it, there was a part where it gave guidelines to the entire judicial system and administration and led them according to those guidelines. As a result, the fight, confrontation, and composition of the law between the president and the Republic of Korea gives the impression that it is slightly transformed into a fight and composition between the Democratic Party and the president again. In other words, it's not a matter of whether the judicial system works properly, but these things that appear to be intensifying in the fight between the ruling and opposition parties. Of course, I think the president's responsibility is much greater than the Democratic Party's. Because he didn't respond to the justice system and kept bringing his supporters to the streets by inciting them. And there are parts where the conflict intensified as the images of people on the streets became illuminated.

And I think those press conferences and conversations are all aimed at that. It worked effectively, but as a result, the Democratic Party of Korea should not have fallen for that, but there are aspects that have fallen for that frame.

[Yeo Sangwon]
As you just said, I agree with you, what you brought to the streets, which is actually what the Democratic Party continued to do when they first started impeaching. After all, it's politics, so it would be advantageous in the political structure to bring supporters to the streets. The Democratic Party even went to the front of the Constitutional Court to protest. So that's not going to mean much, I think.

[Anchor]
Both of you analyzed that it was not because your party did well, but because the other party did not do well, that is, you have no choice but to choose the next best, not the best. Even within the Democratic Party of Korea, there are voices of self-reflection that they should be restrained and patient at the party level. Let's hear the voice of Representative Kim Young-jin.

There was a lack of caution as a majority party along with voices concerned about the backlash against the excessive impeachment push. In fact, Chung Chung-rae, chairman of the committee, recently made such radical remarks that the president will be sentenced to death, but will the Democratic Party of Korea refrain from doing so now?

[Kim Sang Il]
Each system has a position and there is a job that fits the position. That's why Jeong Cheong-rae, chairman of the Judiciary Committee, has the position of chairman. Then you have the most important job for that position. What's that? Let's have a fair meeting. So, no matter how good you are, you shouldn't try to show off your good looks or drag everything in the direction you think because you're good. Then the people are going to protest against it. They tend to be anxious because they think the system is not stable. So, the reason why the Democratic Party shows such a part is that the people in the middle of the country are now inflamed, and if they are inflamed by both sides, they do not express their opinions.

Then, only the opinions of the rigid supporters begin to be overrepresented, and that's all that remains. This has the effect of converging the approval ratings on both sides to the rigid support layer. So I think that phenomenon is happening now, but I don't think the middle class is different from the Democratic Party. But even though the Democratic Party agrees with it by doing so, joining it can go to such a level of irritation and disillusionment.

[Anchor]
Do you think that the middle class is reserving judgment?

[Kim Sang Il]
That's right. And there's something that you might not want to see, so the Democratic Party thinks that if you want them to continue to be interested and be here with you, you should refrain.

[Anchor]
They analyzed that the hard-line supporters of conservatives and progressives are united.

[Yeo Sangwon]
The public's view of the Democratic Party of Korea is that it is almost the party that took power. There is a view that Representative Lee Jae-myung has left Yeouido as president and has already become the real Yongsan president. From that point of view, the people always have a check psychology. Until now, there was a saying that we should check the runaway of President Yoon Suk Yeol, but now the Democratic Party of Korea continues to be seen as a runaway in a way. As a result, people's checks and checks are being revived. So, as Representative Kim Young-jin said earlier, the Democratic Party of Korea needs to refrain from being too confident and over-confident about an issue, because there is always a check.

[Anchor]
They analyzed that the alert sentiment against the Democratic Party's runaway led by Representative Lee Jae-myung worked. Let's take a look at the results of another survey. It's a question about future presidential sentiment. Please show us the graphic. Representative Lee Jae-myung is 32%, and second place is Minister Kim Moon-soo. Among the candidates in the ruling party, Minister Kim Moon-soo ranked first. How should I look at this part?

[Kim Sang Il]
So political conflict is intensifying in society. We can see this in a way like that.

[Anchor]
Minister Kim Moon-soo has the support of conservative and strong supporters.

[Kim Sang Il]
Since they are hard-line supporters and are never supported by common-sense people, hard-line supporters used to have their own strategic thinking, and when the middle class looked at them, they were humbling or refusing to be embarrassed, but now that the conflict has intensified so much that winning against the other party is all the ground tasks. Then, in such a fight, middle-class people are pushed back as bystanders and refuse to express their opinions or participate. That's why this phenomenon continues to appear.

From that point of view, candidate Kim Moon-soo seems to be a person with no expandability at all. CEO Lee Jae-myung is also staying in the 30% range now. In terms of trends, there are about 40% of them, but if you look at the trends in the same polls, they are not at the level where they are so perfectly elected as president. If so, both parties now need to engage in a politics of moderation that opens up a space for more middle-class people to express their opinions. Otherwise, I think both parties will find it difficult for anyone to predict the future in a very big misjudgment.

[Anchor]
The Minister of Employment and Labor Kim Moon-soo's No. 1 ranking among the ruling party candidates is the result of the union of conservative and hard-line supporters, and there will be no scalability. What do you think, lawyer? Former representative Han Dong-hoon is now at 6%, but Minister Kim Moon-soo is taking the lead. Is the approval rating falling because it disappears from the news issue of former CEO Han Dong-hoon?

[Yeo Sangwon]
Politicians are supposed to lose their approval ratings if they disappear from the media, anyone.

[Anchor]
Not long ago, there was a witness.

[Yeo Sangwon]
That's why politicians want to be in the media somehow. Former CEO Han Dong-hoon, by not appearing in the media because his presence is almost gone now. Then, when Minister Kim Moon-soo spoke at the National Assembly last time, he focused on hard-line remarks. As our critic Kim Sang-il said earlier, we can appeal to the strong supporters of the ruling party. And even though former CEO Han Dong-hoon has not yet, he has launched a group called "Kinsilgye Start 2" now. Then, I will see former representative Han Dong-hoon when he comes out for the presidency, and now he believes that he should see that in the future because his political activities are almost dormant and in hibernation. In a nutshell, isn't that a bit wrong with political leadership preference? I'm talking about support as president in the future, and a leader is ethical and presents a vision, but I don't like my preference as a leader.

[Anchor]
Wait a minute. We just got some news, so we'll give you a breaking news first. Park Jong-joon, the head of the Presidential Security Department, is being summoned for questioning. This morning, I attended a police summons investigation, and I first heard the news that I submitted my resignation letter to Acting President Choi Sang-mok through my secretary. Director of Security Park Jong-joon made a public statement through video, claiming to be the president's escort. I attended at 10 a.m. today. After three summonses, he attended the National Police Agency's National Investigation Headquarters and is still under investigation.

The news that is being delivered is breaking news that he submitted his resignation letter to Acting President Choi Sang-mok through his secretary while attending the summons this morning. Earlier, the police notified Director Park Jong-joon of his attendance on two occasions, but Director Park did not respond, saying that it was a time when security was severe or that he had not yet appointed a lawyer.
We are currently under investigation for responding to the third summons this morning. And we continue to maintain the position that the execution of arrest warrants for Minister Park and President Yoon is wrong.

In order to prevent bloodshed, Minister Park said that he has asked Acting Chief Choi Sang-mok and President Yoon's lawyers for a third alternative, not an arrest warrant. We will send you additional news as soon as we receive it. Park Jong-joon, the head of the security service, made an unusual video message when he claimed to be a presidential escort. I submitted my resignation while being investigated now, what should I mean?

[Yeo Sangwon]
I think I've done my part. Regarding the issuance and execution of this warrant, is Park Jong-joon still the former director of the department? It has not been repaired yet. The chief kept questioning the legality. At the same time, I know that the person who struggled the most was also a former police officer. At the same time, the fact that the state agencies continued to clash with each other caused a lot of anxiety to the people. At the same time, he will probably end his work with this. Especially, didn't you show up to the police today? In that sense, I think he felt limited in escorting the president anymore.
I said that and quit. In the future, if the head of the security department resigns, will the acting head of the security department appoint another head of the security department, or there is also an acting head of the department. It remains to be seen whether to go under that system.

[Anchor]
The execution of the second arrest warrant against the president is imminent, but the head of the security department is away and has submitted his resignation while under investigation. Will the acting chief repair it?

[Kim Sang Il]
I think I have no choice but to repair it. Because if you don't repair it, what can Chief Park Jong-joon do in such a situation? Right? Then, if it is repaired, a decision-making system is created anyway, and the security agency can move responsibly by the decision-making system. There may be concerns that the responsibility may go to the wrong person, but if that's a procedure and that's an institution, it's only possible to predict it if it's in accordance with it. Without it, it's impossible to predict at all. Whether it's a bad prediction or a good one. So the most important thing in modern society is predictability.

Without predictability, there is no way for the powerless ordinary people to live. It becomes a world where only powerful people live. So I think Director Park Jong-joon must have had a lot of internal conflicts. I think many people in the security service are in a similar situation to Chief Park Jong-joon. But I think you can think that there is a problem with the procedural legality of the warrant. I think some of the arguments of those who make those claims need to be considered. Even if we consider the procedural legality, once the court issued a warrant anyway, we will follow it and argue within the judicial system anyway, such as an objection or arrest suit. I think my argument is correct, so it is wrong for me to say that I will hold out or beat the other person by force.

So at first, Director Park might have thought that such feelings and such feelings were very excited or that this was unfair. However, considering the legal status of the warrant and these things, I thought that if we go like this, the legal burden will build up even more on us, and I came to appear today. And there can be a lot of people criticizing him for his actions as he appears. In that regard, I think it is meaningful to open up the current situation by just giving your own place.

[Yeo Sangwon]
In my opinion, as you said earlier, Chief Park Jong-joon said that the execution of the warrant is legal, so I don't think he will accept it and go out. As I said earlier, there is a possibility that the dispute between state agencies may not have been right.

[Anchor]
Wait a minute. I just got some news, so I'm going to talk about it first. Education Minister Lee Ju-ho and Health and Welfare Minister Cho Kyu-ho are holding a press conference as the legislative conflict continues over the years. Let's take a look at the scene.

[Juho]
I'm here to talk about normalizing medical education. First of all, I am sorry that the people are worried and inconvenienced by the prolonged departure of teachers in majors after the announcement of the expansion of medical school quotas in February last year. In particular, the contents of the emergency decree on the medical profession, including the medical doctor, are completely different from the government's policy. I would like to express my sincere regret and consolation to the majors and medical staff who were hurt by the decree.

And despite these difficulties, I would like to express my deep gratitude to medical professionals such as doctors and nurses who are silently dedicated in the medical field and professors who are fulfilling their mission in the educational field. During today's social work report, the acting president ordered relevant ministries, including the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health and Welfare, to actively consider measures to allow medical students and medical students to return to the field. In addition, on January 6, six medical organizations also made suggestions with desperation for the normalization of the medical field. Based on this, I would like to tell the people about the government's position. First of all, if the residents who resigned return to training, we will take measures to ensure that the training is carried out without a hitch. The current training regulations for residents propose to return within a year after resignation, but we will not apply these regulations through special training measures if the resident returns to the hospital and major subject where he/she practiced before resignation. At the same time, when a candidate for a medical officer who resigned returns to training, we will take as much action as possible so that he can join the military as a medical officer after completing training.

And we will actively support medical school education in 2025 so that it can be smoothly conducted. The government plans to spend about 5 trillion won by 2030 by establishing a mid- to long-term investment plan to dramatically improve the educational conditions of universities and enhance medical education capabilities in the wake of the expansion of medical school quotas.

[Anchor]
I came after listening to the briefing of Education Minister Lee Ju-ho and Health and Welfare Minister Cho Kyu-hong. First of all, if we summarize the briefing of Education Minister Lee Ju-ho, we will help the medical doctor return to the medical field as much as possible. If the resignation resident returns, we will take measures to ensure that he can train without a hitch. As the departure of the major is prolonged, we apologize in a situation where the public is experiencing inconvenience. He made it clear that martial law proclamations against the medical profession are completely different from government policy. He also expressed his apology, saying he would like to express regret and comfort to the medical staff who were hurt by the decree. I'll tell you again. Education Minister Lee Ju-ho and Health and Welfare Minister Cho Kyu-hong held a briefing a while ago. The content was to help doctors with
return to the medical student field as much as possible. I'll let you know more details as soon as they come in. Let's continue the political talk. Let's take a look at an issue that made political circles noisy yesterday and today. Kim Min, a former member of the People's Power, has been controversial for arranging a press conference for the National Assembly of a youth group holding a rally to defend the president's residence. Let's watch the video first.

[Anchor]
Former lawmaker Kim Min seems to be in a position that he didn't know the word Baekgoldan would come out like this. So was it a political mistake or a calculation to rally conservatives?

[Kim Sang Il]
First of all, I would have done that as a calculation to rally the conservatives. I did it, but I don't know all the contents, but I think you may have been surprised by the contents.

[Anchor]
I didn't know this word would go in.

[Kim Sang Il]
Either way, you're responsible for the outcome. That's why I have that power and authority. That's why you have to act carefully and responsibly according to your power and authority. But former lawmaker Kim Min is talking right now. What those young people want is fairness and legality. But where in our modern country can we make the last decision of fairness and legality in a democratic country and a rule of law in Korea? Former lawmaker Kim Min is a political scientist, then a professor and an expert.

I have some legal knowledge. No matter how reasonable the arguments are, in the end, the final fairness and legality in a modern country are decided by the judiciary. Whether it's right or wrong, even if it's wrong right now, it's adjusting it by changing the case law or the law. If you refuse the judiciary's decision and talk about fairness and legality, you can't just say that you have power over the state beyond the state.
That's why former lawmaker Kim Min should apologize first if he did something that could damage the rule of law or the current system, damage authority, and trust. There was my mistake. And in the future, if we fully explain that this is a mistake, we should clearly express our will to prevent a recurrence of this. And I think it's right for the party to give a certain level of stern warning as a political party because there is some trauma or mental injury that this problem causes to the people.

[Anchor]
There's news that just came in, so I'll give you a breaking news first. Acting President Choi Sang-mok issued a message related to the execution of the president's arrest warrant. The content is that there is an extreme confrontation between the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit and the Security Service over the arrest warrant. So the government is considering a solution, but it has revealed that it is difficult to find an exit under the current law. We also hope that the ruling and opposition parties will come up with an independent counsel law.

He said he expects the confrontation between the ruling and opposition parties to be resolved by doing so. And he stressed that if Korean credibility is to be maintained, it must be resolved through democratic procedures. I'll give it to you again. Acting President Choi Sang-mok sent a message regarding the execution of an arrest warrant for President Yoon Suk Yeol. Currently, attention is being paid to the timing of the execution of the second arrest warrant for Yoon Suk Yeol's president. Acting President Choi Sang-mok said the government is considering a solution to the situation where the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit and the Security Service are experiencing extreme confrontation over the arrest warrant, but it is difficult to find an exit under the current law. At the same time, we hope that the ruling and opposition parties will come up with an independent counsel law. I think I'm talking about a special prosecutor. Yesterday, the Democratic Party-led revised Insurrection Special Prosecutor Act was reissued. If the ruling and opposition parties agree to come up with an independent counsel law, this confrontation will be resolved. At the same time, he emphasized that in order to maintain Korea's credibility, it must be resolved through democratic procedures. I'll give you more detailed news as soon as I get it. I think we need to get on with this news. Acting authority Choi Sang-mok said it is difficult to find a solution under the current law. I think he said this because the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit and the Security Service are continuing a parallel confrontation without an exit over the execution of the arrest warrant.

[Yeo Sangwon]
That's right. Many people are wondering if the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit has the right to investigate rebellion on this part. While raising questions about it, the president has no right to investigate it. In my personal opinion, the basis for investigating the rebellion by the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit is a crime of abuse of authority and related crimes, so he was transferred to the crime of rebellion, and of course, it is said to be a collaborative copy, but fundamentally, the president's abuse of authority is a crime that cannot be investigated.

This is because investigations cannot be conducted against the incumbent president except for foreign exchange and civil war. Then bring a crime that cannot be investigated and bring a crime of rebellion. In a little way, the tail that the passport always talks about goes over the body. If so, whether or not you have the right to investigate rebellion shakes the overall premise of issuing a warrant.

However, the opposition parties and the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit have the right to investigate and have been legally issued. Now that the ruling party is raising suspicions that it has been dismissed by the central court. So, this can't be solved legally, and we talked about Chief Park Jong-joon earlier, but this has become a problem where there is no exit. So, as our critic Kim Sang-il said earlier, if a warrant is issued, it should be valid, invalid and executed, but we've heard a lot about the right to resist until now, but it's clearly an illegal invalid warrant from the receiver. This doesn't solve it. So, if this is my personal opinion, I've filed a power dispute with the Constitutional Court and then a provisional injunction for suspension of effect. If you postpone the execution of the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit until it comes to a conclusion and come out of the Constitutional Court, or if it goes to the independent counsel as Acting Chief Justice Choi Sang-mok said earlier, all problems will be solved at once.

President Yoon Suk Yeol isn't going to run away anywhere right now, is he? And there is a need to urgently arrest and investigate right now. . . Because even if President Yoon Suk Yeol arrested and came at a time when former Minister Kim Yong-hyun and both were arrested and prosecuted, I think he will continue to remain silent. . There's no need for an investigation. So, whether it's a trial to show what the ruling party said earlier, I think even if there is no statement from the president of Yoon Suk Yeol, the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit will talk about it, but it's a situation where you can prosecute enough to prosecute. So, I think we need a confrontation team on this issue and an agreement is needed as the acting authority said.

[Anchor]
Democrats ask Acting President Choi Sang-mok to call the bodyguard, help him cooperate with the execution of the president's arrest warrant. I've been talking about this. But acting Choi Sang-mok made this position today. Although the government has struggled with the solution, it is difficult to find an exit under the current law. So please come up with an independent counsel law by agreement between the ruling and opposition parties. Then the confrontation will be resolved. What does it mean? Do you mean it in principle?

[Kim Sang Il]
The third proposal, I think I made this kind of proposal. I think I came up with a third idea to break the current issue, but I don't think the idea is bad, but it's hard to agree on the premise. Because it may be difficult for the government to find a solution under the current law. Because there may be controversy over interpretation of the Corruption Investigations Unit Act, the Security Service Act, etc. That's a level of authoritative interpretation. At that level, it can be hard to find. But I said it overlooking the fact that there were two warrants. So if you have two warrants, you have to follow them. That's the justice system that our country has. If you don't follow the judicial system, you can't maintain the form of the state.

And you talked about the right to resist a while ago, and that right to resist is more emphasized for those who do not have sufficient legal assistance or their own power. The president shouldn't talk about that when he sees the attention of society, supporters, and his level of assistance. It is not a right of resistance. In my view, it's rather incitement, incitement. That's why if the president is a leader, the leader needs leadership commitment. If you make that commitment and revive it with that commitment, you become a bigger leader. So I even asked Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, on the show several times, as you may remember. However, the president is a person who has superior authority and power and position that cannot be compared to the leader of the opposition party, no matter how powerful he is. But you don't think of the country, you don't think of the people, you throw them into chaos like this? It's ridiculous. And since acting Choi Sang-mok came up with a good proposal, it would be nice for the ruling and opposition parties to think about it, but the premise in front of it is too hard to find a justification. I'm afraid that it will also stimulate the opposition party and bury good ideas.

[Anchor]
At a time when acting Choi Sang-mok's role is becoming more important, acting Choi Sang-mok said a little while ago that he should come up with an independent counsel law for the ruling and opposition parties' agreement. Before we hear the voices of the floor leaders of the ruling and opposition parties, we will give you a breaking news first. This is what the Ministry of Economy and Finance revealed. Director of Security Park Jong-joon broke the news that he submitted his resignation earlier.
President Park Jong-joon submitted his resignation in line with the police summons investigation, and there was a breaking news that the acting president accepted it a little while ago. I would like to convey once again what the Ministry of Economy and Finance has revealed. There was a breaking news that Acting President Choi Sang-mok had just accepted the resignation letter of Park Jong-joon, the head of the security service, submitted this morning. The resignation process has been processed. Then from now on, the job agency system will also be...

[Yeo Sangwon]
Because there's a conductor.

[Anchor]
In the end, isn't it a situation that has no choice but to affect the execution of the second arrest warrant?

[Yeo Sangwon]
I guess that's inevitable. No matter how much the deputy head of the department acts as an acting manager, don't we talk a lot about the authority of acting Choi Sang-mok? As there is a discussion, isn't the security service also in a state where the chief of staff has resigned and the command system is suddenly shaking? If you think about it again, Chief Park Jong-joon would have already done it with the intention of resigning when he appeared at the police.

[Anchor] Let's say we submitted it when
was recalled.

[Yeo Sangwon]
That's why he must have said something to the deputy manager, so he would have done enough to take measures in the future. However, if you go to an organization, there may be a difference between the head and the person right below, the thinking, and the command capability, so we need to see what it will be like in the future.

[Anchor]
Eventually, Kim Sung-hoon, the deputy head of the security service, became the deputy head of the job. However, the deputy head of the security service is also waiting for a summons. Then, what do you think the atmosphere of the security service will be like now?

[Kim Sang Il]
So I'm sure the security staff are doing all the same things that Director Park is thinking about right now.
Because they're all law enforcement people anyway. It's the executors. Then you must have been studying law a lot. However, there will be concerns about whether it is right to claim oneself while shaking the authority of the court's warrant and the authority of the rule of law. No matter how right their arguments are, I'll keep telling you, even though there are opportunities within the legal system to challenge them, to be legitimate, or to argue with them by higher courts, you'll be concerned that you have a little more power than the average person at the moment, that this is not right, and that it's very illegal.

But they're all civil servants. You have to get a pension later, and then you have to take that career with pride. But if this is regulated illegally, right? Then the pension will disappear and all the pride of working hard will disappear. Why are the leaders driving them into that? In my view, if you become a president, there is nothing against you even if you go through such procedures in the court.

I don't have any. It's just that I can't think of the word properly, just out of my intellectual superiority, and as my president. It reminds me of Japanese, so I won't express it.E. It is inappropriate to do such things anyway. And if you want to follow the rule of law, you have to respect the warrant, and you used the expression "opposition-opposition agreement," but the final decision-making by the ruling and opposition parties is a vote. It is following the ruling and opposition parties' agreement to respect what was decided by the vote. I want to emphasize that part.

[Yeo Sangwon]
If you go back to the beginning, as I said to everyone earlier, the opposition party has given you a bodyguard or something you can resist. Because it feels like the opposition party is in charge of the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit, there is no choice but to express a lot of doubts about its legitimacy. I told you about the right to resist earlier, but I can't respond to the illegal and secret law in their opinion, not just ordinary citizens. I said it in that sense because it can be seen as a kind of resistance.

[Anchor]
I've been looking at various news today. Once again, Park Jong-joon, the head of the Presidential Security Service, submitted his resignation letter to Acting President Choi Sang-mok this morning, and I even pointed out the breaking news that his resignation letter was accepted a little while ago. It was lawyer Yeo Sang-won and political critic Kim Sang-il. Thank you both.