President Yoon appears at the Constitutional Court..."Right to defend." "Don't provoke the mob."

[Anchor]
As President Yoon Suk Yeol attends the impeachment trial of the Constitutional Court in person, politicians are also closely watching the situation of the Constitutional Court.

The people's power is to exercise individual defense rights, but they expressed a critical position targeting the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit and the Constitutional Court.
In addition, the DUP warned that it hoped it would not lead to acts of provoking rioters or supporters.

I'm connecting with the National Assembly reporter, reporter Lim Sung-jae!

Please tell us the atmosphere of the ruling and opposition parties in detail!

[Reporter]
The People's Power has not officially responded to President Yoon's attendance at the Constitutional Court, but there is a strong atmosphere in the party that is paying attention to what message President Yoon will present.

A key party official told YTN that the attendance was viewed as a defense of President Yoon's personal rights, but he watched the impact of possible remarks inside and outside the party.

Kim Yong-tae, a member of the emergency committee, said in a radio interview that he seemed to express his opinion confidently, as he said he would fulfill his legal and political responsibilities.

At the party level, there were also public remarks aimed at the forced recruitment of the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit and the Constitutional Court.

Floor leader Kwon Sung-dong argued in the morning meeting that if the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit is forced to seek arrest while President Yoon attends the Constitutional Court, it will interfere with the impeachment trial.

In addition, Moon Hyung-bae, the acting chief justice of the Constitutional Court, and Lee Jae-myung, the representative of the Democratic Party of Korea, are said to be close enough to be "friendly," and asked if Moon would be qualified to handle the impeachment trial.

The Democratic Party of Korea warned against provoking rioters or supporters before President Yoon's appearance at the Constitutional Court.

In particular, Cho Seung-rae, a senior spokesman, said in a radio interview that President Yoon seems to be trying to promote solidarity once again by showing his face to his supporters.

In the process, he criticized that there seems to be a "time-buying" dimension to avoid being investigated by the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit.

The Democratic Party also made a flurry of remarks targeting the investigation into the alleged rebellion.

The prosecution issued a warning message to the prosecution's refusal to request an arrest warrant for Kim Sung-hoon, deputy head of the security service.

Park Chan-dae, the floor leader of the prosecution, has set the day that if the prosecution is trying to roughly cover up the insurrection investigation, it will be destined to disappear like a powder.

[Anchor]
The impeachment trial and investigation are relatively speeding up, but there is still a gap between the ruling and opposition parties in the Insurrection Special Counsel Act, right?

[Reporter]
First of all, at the morning Cabinet meeting, the "insurrection independent counsel bill," which passed the plenary session of the National Assembly led by the opposition party on the 17th, was not proposed.

The people's power is a position that we should calmly consider what the special prosecutor means at this point.

The logic is that if the prosecution hands over President Yoon to trial after the investigation of the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit, the special prosecutor will in fact have no choice but to review the existing investigation or re-investigate the allegations of the surrounding areas.

A key floor official said he has already demanded acting President Choi Sang-mok exercise his right to demand reconsideration, adding that it is now up to the government.

On the other hand, the Democratic Party of Korea is pressuring Acting President Choi to immediately promulgate the Insurrection Special Counsel Act.

In a radio interview, Park Sung-joon, the deputy floor leader, stressed that the opposition party has largely accepted the government's request for reconsideration, and analyzed that the probability of acting Choi making a request for reconsideration is "50 to 50."

However, internally, as President Yoon is arrested, it is also read that prosecution prosecution, which is expected to be early next month, should be considered.

An official said in a phone call with YTN, "The special prosecutor also has an expiration date," and expressed concern that it could be virtually useless if President Yoon is put on trial without the special prosecutor law being promulgated.

So far, I'm YTN Lim Sungjae in the National Assembly.