◆ [YTN Radio SHINYUL's news]
■ Broadcasting: FM 94.5 (17:00-19:00)
■ Air date: October 24, 2024 (Thursday)
■ Proceedings: Shin Yul, Professor of Political Science and Diplomacy at Myongji University
■ Talk: Heo Eun-ah, leader of the New Reform Party
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- Cho Eung-cheon's idea for 'Kim Gun-hee's independent counsel law arbitration plan'...It also includes a gate for pollack bacteria.
- Lee Joon-seok reveals that it has nothing to do with pollack bacteria.I'm throwing a strong punch because I'm confident.
- Isn't it just once a year?An act that the people are not afraid of
- 尹 should decide and implement a four-year, two-term constitutional amendment.In favor of shortening the term of the National Assembly by two years,
- The First Lady Act should be introduced.Special Inspector agrees, but that alone is difficult to solve.
- Democratic Party of Korea's 'Outdoor Rally'? Ideological, emotional approach...National Assembly Resolve
- The Reform New Party 'Kim Gun-hee's Special Prosecutor Act' but not the 'Suspended Special Prosecutor Act'
- People's Power, already wrecked..If you're nervous, you can move to the New Reform Party.
◆ Shin Yul: Today's first part of Shin Yul's news head-to-head competition is Heo Eun-ah, CEO of the Supreme Dignity Reform New Party. I'm on the phone right now. CEO Huh?
◇ Heo Eun: Yes, hello. It's Heo Eun-ah. Thank you for saying that it is the best class of the New Reform Party.
◆ Shin Yul: But you must be very busy these days.
◇ Huh Eun-ah: Yes, we can't see it, but we're playing hard.
◆ Sin Yul: I can see it well.
◇ Yes, thank you.
◆ Shin Yul: However, in fact, we have begun reviewing the arbitration proposal of the Kim Gun-hee Special Prosecutor's Act, including the Lee Myung-tae-kyun gate. The New Reform Party. What's this about?
◇ Heo Eun-ah: Cho Eung-cheon, the general manager, gave me the idea of proposing an arbitration proposal. That's why I discussed with the floor leader because I thought it was good. That's why we decided to take a look at the floor leader. Because it starts with Kim Gun-hee and ends with Kim Gun-hee, but everyone is in the quagmire right now, and the Democratic Party is talking about the permanent special prosecution law, right? However, in order to ensure political neutrality, consensus between the ruling and opposition parties is the principle, but in fact, the New Reform Party is talking about the principle rule that must be left out. So, in fact, it would be normal for the ruling party to come up with an arbitration proposal on its own, but we are currently reviewing it because we have asked what it would be like to submit it.
◆ Shin-yul: But the so-called Myung Tae-kyun said it, Kang Hye-kyung didn't say it at the plenary session of the National Assembly right now, but I think it's a list submitted to the Judiciary Committee, 27 people. But among these, Rep. Lee Joon-seok is included in the New Reform Party, so how do you see it?
◇ Heo Eun-ah: Regarding Rep. Lee Joon-seok, they say that there is nothing to do with him even if he is on the radio or on the air. So what I'd like to ask you is that if you're involved in this, you should ask the person directly about your opinion and check the facts before talking about it, but I'm a little disappointed that it's not progressing. You're a member of the clinic. So, the phone and cell phone numbers are all disclosed in the lawmaker's office. And I'm so proud. And because I'm confident, former representative Lee Joon-seok and lawmaker Lee Joon-seok are flying strong punches alone. And within the party, I think there is no problem as much as we proceed with the party's work now.
◆ Shin Yul: That's right. Huh Eun-ah, haven't you heard of Myung Tae-kyun's name?
◇ Heo Eun-ah: It's my first time hearing it, too. I researched that he was famous in Yeongnam, and I heard that he was a reverse master.
◆ Shin Yul: He said that's not the case at all. These days, as CEO Huh sees it, Jungkook, no, today, the Korea Communications Commission seems to be in trouble. It seems to be a mess starting with this profanity controversy, so how do you look at this situation?
◇ Heo Eun-ah: In fact, North Korea has sent a large number of troops to Russia, so we don't know what will happen to our rebellion and the U.S. presidential election. The presidential election is also just around the corner, and I wonder what this is all about in a very strict parliamentary inspection for lawmakers who only happen once a year. So, even if our New Reform Party is a policy party that can talk about the next future, we also talked with the floor members at the top of the committee today. I don't think this is polite and I don't think it's scary for the people.
◆ Sin Yul: You mean the situation is so critical, but President Yoon Suk Yeol will never sit idly by and watch North Korea send troops to Russia. What do you think about this part?
◇ Heo Eun: I think so too. There is no ruling or opposition regarding our security. Today is United Nations Day. It's Korea that we protected with blood and sweat.
◆ Shin Yul: Is it October 24th? I think so.
◇ It's today. Three years ago, when representative Lee Joon-seok was representative of the People's Power, he went to Ukraine with five of our lawmakers. The war in Ukraine doesn't seem to be another thing at that time. This is not the time for us to do this, and I hope North Korea does not exceed the minimum of the gold, I also strongly said this morning at the top committee meeting.
◆ Shin Yul: That UN day was called UN Day, so it was my day off when I was young. The CEO wouldn't know that, but he's relatively young.
◇ Heo-eun: It came out when I looked into it.
◆ Shin Yul: Because I'm looking into it. Everyone mainly looks into it.
◇ Huh Eun-ah: Yes, no, so I think United Nations Day is important, but I don't think he's interested in the ruling and opposition parties. It is important not to forget to thank the person who is grateful. And that's also the philosophy of our New Reform Party, so there was another dinner event yesterday. I've been there for a while, but I hope you'll pay more attention.
◆ Sin Yul: Of course. You're right about that.
◇ Heo Eun: Yes, yes.
◆ Shin Yul: And what should I say about representing Han Dong-hoon and the president of Yoon Suk Yeol? It's hard to describe this as a conflict, but the two sides are very different, right? How do you see it?
◇ Heo Eun-ah: Did you give up on the people a little bit? I hope both of you will be courageous. Han Dong-hoon must have a lot on his mind, but he is the leader of the ruling party. Isn't the ruling party responsible for leading the administration of the Republic of Korea? Now is not the time to talk about something that has hurt your feelings because you are in charge of the big task of how to manage and how to lead this administration. And it is not the time for a power struggle against each other. I hope you can think about what the ruling party can do for the people's livelihood right now. And I hope our president will also be courageous. I don't know what you're thinking because of the falling approval rating right now. Many of you elected President Yoon Suk Yeol with the hope that he would do what no politician could do what those who previously supported President Yoon Suk Yeol wanted. I think it's a constitutional amendment and I think it's another reform. Aren't other reforms not producing as much as they think? It's causing more problems. Then you're an expert only in the law. Why don't we take our courage and implement some constitutional amendments to shorten the term of office? I would like to say that during our term of office.
◆ Shin Yul: So you're talking about shortening the term on the premise of constitutional amendment, right?
◇ Heo-eun: Why don't you show off the courage that you say you'll do it yourself?
◆ Shin Yul: Okay. Then what should be the content of the amendment? Constitutional amendment to the four-year two-term system?
◇ Huh Eun-ah: That's right. So for that part, I'll shorten my current term and make it a two-term system. I said I would do it like the United States, and in fact, I said I would include the spirit of May 18 in the Constitution, but there were many things that were not included. And hasn't it been a long time, decades now? I think it's a situation that needs some reconstruction. So many experts in academia are also talking, so I would like to say that I hope you take this opportunity to show your courage.
◆ Shin Yul: Yes, go ahead.
◇ Heo Eun: And in fact, in this dire situation, which started with a lady and ended with a lady, our New Reform Party talked about spousal laws. I think it's necessary to take authority and responsibility. So I would like to ask you to seriously think about that.
◆ Shin Yul: CEO Heo Eun-ah is using the expression, "Like the United States," so I'm asking, shouldn't we shorten the term of the National Assembly if we have a four-year two-term system? Like the United States, two years
◇ Heo Eun: I think it's okay.
◆ Shin Yul: Do you approve of the two-year term of the National Assembly?
◇ Heo Eun-ah: Because the people have to trust. In fact, experts have talked a lot about the cabinet system since a long time ago. However, since lawmakers are not doing well as lawmakers, they now judge very negatively about talking about the cabinet system. Then, if it is right to shorten the term of a member of the National Assembly, I think it can be done. We need to open a forum for discussion. I want to say that we need to make it public.
◆ Shin Yul: Go ahead.
◇ Heo Eun-ah: In fact, even in the United States, the word "first lady" seems to have given way to the word when it was used to ask for authority and responsibility for the spouse. So in any case, when we take this legal approach, we need alternatives, so anyway, how to define the public role clearly and ensure transparency in the budget are about the First Lady. And this activity in the blind spot of legislation by strengthening legal responsibility, I think I need some of that.
◆ Sin-ryul: So I'm going to summarize it like the U.S., we're going to have a four-year two-term system, but we're going to have to put in the meaning of the interim evaluation during the four-year term. Right?
◇ Heo-eun: Yes, two years is if the people want it because they asked now.
◆ Sin Yul: Of course I do. Four years is too long. It's not like that, no, it's like this, but I don't want the people to be happy because these are things that we can't touch for four years during our term. I'm not hoping for hope. So I'm asking you not to give me despair, but I'm giving you despair. These people right now.
◇ Huh Eun-ah: Isn't it time to stop the politics that make you worry?
◆ Sin Yul: We are not worried. Because I feel hopeless. I don't want to see it anymore. But I don't know if you saw today's poll, but Embrain Public, K-Steck Research, Korea Research, and Korea Research announced the NBS survey called the National Indicator Survey for three days from October 21st to 23rd. It is a survey of 1,000 men and women over the age of 18. It was a telephone interview survey. But looking at this, it fell off again. The president's approval rating is 22%. Is there any breakthrough? Let's give an example. Special Inspector, I'm talking about this right now. How can I make something like this to increase my approval rating? How do you see it?
◇ Heo Eun: You're talking about the special inspector because of Mrs. Kim. Of course, I agree with the introduction of a special inspector, but was that a solution? So far, I need the First Lady Act anyway. I think Kim Gun-hee's method is necessary. And now you've been under the banner of reform, but the situation is quite bad because you've tried to touch something normal. The same goes for medical care, and if we leave it as it is now, education will collapse. It will be necessary to communicate with the right experts, but I don't think this will work. First of all, I think you should say that you will have the courage to amend the constitution related to the Kim Gun-hee Act. There are four types of officers in Germany. There is a distinction called sea squirt, which is a little incompetent and incompetent than lazy leaders, but a diligent leader is more dangerous.
◆ Shin Yul: But that's the same in our company. There's a lot of talk about that. About boss
◇ Heo Eun-ah: Yes, so I hope you will have some courage in the areas where you are good, not just in words, so that the people can trust you. I think they are so immersed in their emotions that they feel like they are giving up on Korea.
◆ Shin Yul: Representative Heo Eun-ah is talking about the constitutional amendment on the premise of shortening her term, but the Democratic Party of Korea is going to wear a long padded jacket soon. To the streets. Then will the New Reform Party join in?
◇ Heo Eun-ah: We set the principle from the beginning. I won't do asphalt politics. The reason why the people sent it to the National Assembly is to solve the problem at the National Assembly. So unless 70 to 80% of the people happen, we will not do asphalt politics.
◆ Sin Yul: So you think that there is no public sentiment on the asphalt?
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◆ Sin-ryul: A few voices are being overrepresented. Right?
◇ Huh Eun-ah: We can't agree that this is too ideologically Raden's emotional approach to winning their power. In principle, isn't the National Assembly right now to point out and discuss and consult on problems? So anyway, we're not talking about going out on the asphalt like this because it seems to stimulate the people's emotions like this, but also because the people want it. I'm not going to do asphalt politics that can be misunderstood enough.
◆ Sin Yul: Do you think this move on the Democratic side now has anything to do with impeachment?
◇ Heo Eun: I think the Democrats could move in relation to impeachment. So, you should have done well from the beginning so that you don't come this way, and if you were confident and confident, you should have received this part, whether it's the Kim Gun-hee Act. You should have let all the bills be dealt with without prosecution so that they would not be prosecuted. The people are also saying that Kim Gun-hee should be independent counseled because they think it is not normal and not common sense. But it's not something to just say that this is for impeachment.
◆ Shin Yul: But what else is this connected to? There is a first trial ruling and a coffin on November 15th and 25th against representative Lee Jae-myung. I think there's also this analysis.
◇ Huh Eun-ah: Yes, that's right. That's why we had no choice but to have such a meeting with the idea that we would rather propose an arbitration bill this time. If so, you should remain neutral first. Because another opposition party is the opposition party of a small minority party, which was almost a satellite party of the Democratic Party. If you say you'll talk to them about all the arbitration proposals now, it means we can't admit to this permanent special prosecutor. So, we're doing a permanent special prosecution to ensure political neutrality, but they said they'd do something with only our side of the Democratic Party of Korea, so as you said, we have no choice but to hear that this is to impeach or to cover for Lee Jae-myung. So we, as the same opposition, can't let this go. We agree with the Kim Gun-hee Special Prosecutor Act, but we do not agree with the rules on the Permanent Special Prosecutor Act, and we do not want to be misunderstood.
◆ Shin Yul: Didn't some people over there decide to have a meeting with Lee Jae-myung and Han Dong-hoon? However, there are many articles saying that CEO Lee Jae-myung seems to be trying to induce too much division of the ruling party. Do you agree with CEO Heo Eun-ah as a politician?
◇ Heo Eun: It can seem like you're inducing. It's enough, but that doesn't mean you're going to follow the instructions. First of all, whether it's pro-Yoon or pro-Yoon, the factional conflict is about to begin, and I think I'll take advantage of it to do something, but I shouldn't shake it now. I think the power of the people is already a bit of a wreck. The mast was broken and there was a hole in the floor. That's why the New Reform Party is working hard to become Noah's Ark. I don't want to talk with CEO Lee Jae-myung, but I want to tell you how to do well on your own and if you're nervous, move on to our boat.
◆ Sin-ryul: The New Reformation Party may absorb and unite the power of the people. That's right. You're talking about that, right? It's not like that at all when people always look at it only with equal teeth. But then we can't expect the rulings on November 15th and 25th. But if we assume that representative Lee Jae-myung will be sentenced to be deprived of his right to vote, wouldn't the political situation be really complicated again? What do you expect?
◇ Heo Eun-ah: Everyone is very worried about November. In particular, it is true that Yeouido is shaking a lot. But if the Democratic Party really pushes ahead with this much-worried part from the outside, the people will not let it go. So I think the current big majority may be a bigger weakness. It's the same. Just as Yongsan does not listen to the will of the people and does not listen, the people will not follow if the Democratic Party of Korea does not give up its vested interest and does what they want. And we will stand on the side of the people and keep it neutral anyway.
◆ Sin-ryul: Yeah, it's the image era these days. That's definitely past the era of being called "big." In fact, the word we say "strong and prosperous" is like that. But now the problem is that we need to think about what kind of image the two big parties are giving us in the image fight. You can understand it like this. That's right.
◇ Heo Eun: Yes, that's right. Who knew that the Republic of Korea would become such a great power developed country? I think the same is true of our New Reform Party.
◆ Shin Yul: Do you know that? The IMF announced that Korea's per capita GDP is about $4,000 higher than Japan's. If it's $4,000, there's a big difference of more than 10%. Of course, we should take into account the weak yen, but I thought that the world has changed a lot anyway.
◇ Heo-eun: Yes, Korea has become advanced like this, but politics should not ruin it.
◆ Voiceover: That's right.
◇ Heo Eun: You have to get your act together.
◆ Sin-ryul: I also see a lot of expletives today, so nothing has changed in the 60s or now. No matter how much politics is a power phenomenon, I thought that it is okay to be this unstable.
◇ Heo Eun: Please scold the people a lot.
◆ Shin Yul: You must be busy today, but thank you for this interview.
◇ Heo Eun: Thank you for inviting me.
◆ Shin Yul: Oh, we're thankful. Thank you. Oh, thank you. It was Heo Eun-ah, the leader of the New Reform Party.
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