[Politics ON] "First-ever" voting on the impeachment of acting president...What about Jung Kook?

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

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[Anchor]
It will be the first time ever. A short time later, the National Assembly will hold an impeachment vote against Acting President Han Deok-soo. On the 14th, about two weeks after the impeachment motion of President Yoon was passed two weeks ago, the impeachment motion of the acting president was put to a vote. Let's analyze "Politics On", which looks into the outside and inside of politics, and today, "Impeachment Politics", which is cluttered with lawyer Yeo Sang-won and political critic Kim Sang-il. Welcome, two of you.

First, let's go straight to the plenary session of the National Assembly. You are looking at the plenary session of the National Assembly at this time. The vote on the impeachment of the acting president will take place shortly. It hasn't started yet. Is a vote on the appointment of a Supreme Court justice now?

[Anchor]
Today, Supreme Court justice candidate Ma Yong-ju's vote will be held first. After the results of this vote are announced, there will be a vote on the impeachment motion against Acting President Han Deok-soo. The Democratic Party of Korea proposed impeachment yesterday, saying that the state of civil war continues, with acting president Han refusing to appoint a constitutional judge. Currently, the plenary session hall and ruling party members are not present. I'm showing you the plenary session of the National Assembly at this time. Now, as I told you, voting on the appointment agreement of Supreme Court nominee Ma Yong-ju is underway.

After this voting process, there will be a vote on the impeachment motion against Acting President Han Deok-soo later. As previously mentioned, the Democratic Party proposed impeachment yesterday, saying that the state of civil war continues, with acting Han refusing to appoint a constitutional judge.

[Anchor]
In the case of people's power, Han Deok-soo has already expressed his position not to attend the vote if it is based on more than one-half, that is, based on the prime minister's impeachment. And he has said that he needs more than 200 seats, the standard for the president's impeachment, and that he will enter the polls if National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-sik recognizes this part.

[Anchor]
It has not yet been confirmed whether the plenary session has entered or not. If National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-sik expresses his position, he may or may not attend the plenary session. Shall we continue the conversation with Jung Kook? I'll talk to the two of you. Critic Kim Sang-il, first of all, the standard for impeachment of the prime minister, the standard for impeachment of the acting president, and the ruling and opposition parties are now confronting each other. Who do you think is right?

[Kim Sang Il]
First of all, it seems that they choose what is advantageous for their own interests and make a strong argument. The basic theories in the commentary of the Constitutional Court say that there are 151 seats as prime minister and 200 seats when there is an offense related to the work of the president and the work of the acting president. However, this commentary is very thick, and both parties are using only the necessary parts. That's why he said he spoke to one of the sixteen people who wrote this commentary on a TV show this morning, and that's what he said. These two things are included, and 151 seats as prime minister and 200 seats as president, so I don't know why they choose to use them. He said that on the morning broadcast.

[Anchor]
What do you think of it as a legal professional?

[Yeo Sangwon]
In the end, the first position was based on party politics, so the Democratic Party of Korea has nothing to say and the power of the people has nothing to say. During the impeachment of President Lee Jin-sook of the Korea Communications Commission last time, three people should be appointed as soon as possible. at the National Assembly I asked them to do it, but the Democratic Party of Korea didn't do it at the time in order to keep it suspended, but it eventually became a boomerang. Therefore, in a way, I am very disappointed that the two parties did it according to their greed for the government or party politics rather than people's livelihoods. The second is actually a problem that needs to be solved through politics. There is no precedent for this, and if so, the real problem of the Korean National Assembly in the National Assembly is that it brings what needs to be solved by law into law and politicizes what needs to be solved by law to achieve politicization of justice, but I think I should distinguish between the two if I ask you to talk about quorum this time.

Aren't you going to impeach him for what he did as prime minister and impeach him for his work as acting president now? Then let's make it 151 seats in the prime minister. Then the power as Prime Minister is suspended. Instead, he can continue his job as acting president if he has less than 200 seats. There is a famous horse in our court. Dae includes cattle. The president's authority is much greater than that of the prime minister. The powers of the Prime Minister here are covered. If so, this is a partisan interest between the two parties, but if it follows the principle of law, it is right to lead to the impeachment of the president. That's what I look like.

[Anchor]
We just showed you the reasons for impeachment that the opposition party said. It would be nice if you could show the graphic one more time. The lawyer explained it, but now there are all illegal acts as prime minister, illegal acts as acting authority, and unconstitutional acts.

These three things above are the things that I did as Prime Minister, and the two below are illegal and unconstitutional acts as an acting authority. That's what the opposition is pointing out right now.

[Yeo Sangwon]
In my view, the emergency martial law internal rebellion, if this is true, could be a reason for impeachment. That's because I sympathized with the president's unconstitutionality and illegality. However, even if there are the rest, I don't think we can use that as a reason for impeachment. That may be inappropriate for the event, but it cannot be said to be illegal. It could be a little politically inappropriate. So, this part of the second conspiracy to commit rebellion has not been confirmed. Since it is claimed that way and it is done with various media outlets, I think that the reason for impeachment during Prime Minister Lee's time, whether that will be recognized as a reason for impeachment when he goes to the Constitutional Court, and even if there is the rest, it is difficult to use it as a reason for impeachment.

[Anchor]
You're looking at the plenary session of the National Assembly at this time. The motion to appoint Ma Yong-ju as Supreme Court justice candidate has now been voted on and is being confirmed. Candidates for the Supreme Court will pass if they approve of the majority of their attendance. However, if the motion to appoint Ma Yong-joo as a Supreme Court justice candidate passes the National Assembly, the acting president will have to appoint him again. Does this also require an agreement between the ruling and opposition parties?

[Yeo Sangwon]
You don't need it.

[Anchor]
But now the Constitutional Court has passed the National Assembly, and the ruling and opposition parties need to agree.

[Kim Sang Il]
I didn't need it, I insisted that it was necessary. But I think it's a remark that violates the separation of powers, which is very infringing on the separation of powers.

[Anchor]
Why do you think Han Deok-soo made that choice?

[Kim Sang Il]
So I think he did it in a way that he had no choice but to do it because there is pressure from both sides, but he doesn't deserve to be in that position if he can't handle his responsibility. I have to deal with it. no matter how much pressure there is But think about it. There's a council. There is a system called decision-making called parliament. Whether the ruling and opposition parties agreed or not, the decision was made by a system that votes. So does that require another ruling-opposition agreement? The need for an agreement between the ruling and opposition parties is an act that violates the separation of powers that ignores the voting rights and decision-making rights of the parliament.

And according to Article 111 (3) of the Constitution, this principle of separation of powers is included among the nine judges of the Constitution. There are three presidents, three justices of the Supreme Court, and three members of the National Assembly. In this way, the principle of separation of powers was put into the constitution of the Constitutional Court. So at the end of that clause, if the National Assembly elects ... it's electing. If you elect, you appoint. I appoint. It's a mandatory clause. However, if you don't make an obligation, it can be considered unconstitutional. I believe that it can be seen as unconstitutional. Of course, the Constitutional Court should give you the last judgment, but according to legal common sense, it would be correct to think that it is unconstitutional.

[Yeo Sangwon]
I didn't say I wasn't doing it now. They said they would come to a conclusion if the ruling and opposition parties agreed. So I also told you that we should come out last time and do it as you said. in accordance with the principles of the Constitution But what I'm saying is, can we use this as a reason for impeachment? I think it's a separate matter. So, politically, and as a critic Kim Sang-il said, we should appoint him based on the spirit of the constitution, but he said he didn't, so we took this right away to impeachment. I'm putting out a lot of reasons for impeachment this time, but the most important thing is that Han Deok-soo, acting president of the Constitutional Court, refuses to appoint three constitutional judges, and I think that's the biggest reason for impeachment. But I'm telling you that it's not right because the Democratic Party of Korea is going to bring down what needs to be solved in the field of law, not in the field of law, but in the field of politics.

[Kim Sang Il]
With all due respect, if I tell you two things, it's nonsense to say that it's a ruling-opposition agreement. Then, if there is a 20-seat party, there is a decision-making system, and should we ignore it and reach an agreement between the ruling and opposition parties?

[Anchor]
Right now, the ruling and opposition parties have more than 20 seats in one party.

[Kim Sang Il]
But let's think there's a 20-seat one. Then, do you have to reach an agreement between the ruling and opposition parties to do this? It's not. Democracy is basically setting the principle of majority vote. It has the principle of a minority of respect that persuades the minority as much as possible, and a majority vote based on this. But anyway, if the system makes a decision, it's right to follow it. The second one is this. I don't know more about the Constitution than my lawyer, but what is the most urgent thing in this country right now? The country will be normalized only when the president's impeachment is decided quickly. And the constitutional order is normalized. If you don't try to do that, the prime minister has no will to protect the constitutional order. So I'm a sufficient reason for impeachment in that regard. I think so.

[Anchor]
Right now, we're showing you the main conference hall on the screen at this time. As previously mentioned, the voting process is now underway on the appointment of Supreme Court justice candidate Ma Yong-joo. I've finished voting now. The plaque confirmation has been completed, and the counting process is underway now. In the meantime, members of the People's Power are showing up one by one in the plenary session after the general meeting of the lawmakers. Currently, you are looking at floor leader Kwon Sung-dong and lawmaker Kwon Young-se. We also see Representative Ahn Cheol Soo. After a while, when the voting process for the appointment of Ma Yong-joo as Supreme Court justice candidate is completed, the process of voting on the impeachment of Prime Minister Han Deok-soo will follow.

[Anchor]
It seems that lawmakers of the People's Power did not attend the confirmation hearing of Supreme Court Justice Ma Yong-joo. In fact, the opposition party is not attending various confirmation hearings alone. I didn't actually attend today's vote. And the vote on the impeachment of acting President Han Deok-soo is also likely to go out without participating in the vote if National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-sik has more than 151 seats.

Acting Han Deok-soo made an emergency public statement yesterday. The consistent spirit of our Constitution and law is that the acting president should refrain from exercising the president's own authority, including the appointment of a constitutional institution. If it's inevitable, he expressed his position that he would put it on hold for now, thinking about appointing it if the ruling and opposition parties reached an agreement.




[Anchor]
The results of the motion to appoint Ma Yong-ju as Supreme Court justice are being announced.

[Won-Sik Woo / Speaker of the National Assembly]
The motion for the appointment of Ma Yong-ju of the Supreme Court declares that out of 193 votes, 186 votes, 5 votes in wealth, and 2 abstentions were passed. Paragraph 2 of the agenda The impeachment motion of Prime Minister Han Deok-soo is proposed. Representative Park Sung-joon, please come out and explain the proposal for this agenda.

[Anchor]
The motion for the appointment of Supreme Court justice candidate Ma Yong-ju was approved with 186 people in favor of 193 seats. Now, the impeachment bill against acting president Han Deok-soo has been proposed. I think I can hear the ruling party lawmakers protesting right now. As I told you now, the impeachment bill of acting Han Deok-soo has been proposed. A vote will follow shortly. You're watching the plenary session at this time.

[PARK SUNG JUN / Minjoo Party member]
Honourable Speaker of the National Assembly, Woo Won-sik and his senior colleagues. Park Sung-joon of the Democratic Party of Korea from Seongdong-gu, Jung-gu, Seoul. I will explain the proposal for the impeachment of Prime Minister Han Deok-soo.

The Dec. 3rd presidential Yoon Suk Yeol's declaration of emergency martial law and the civil war that violated the constitutional order put the Republic of Korea into an unprecedented crisis. After the civil war, the exchange rate soared, the economy crashed, and people's livelihoods fell into ruin. Yoon Suk Yeol's plan, which dreamed of absolute power and permanent power by the National Assembly's quick resolution to lift the emergency martial law, seemed to end in three hours, but the work to deal with the aftershock is still underway.

Insurrection criminals who sympathized with the crime of insurrection at the will of Yoon Suk Yeol still wear the masks of public officials and drive the Republic of Korea into a state of anarchy legally, politically, and morally. As Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yeol, who opposed the declaration of martial law, said, "Emergency martial law is a serious problem enough to destroy all the achievements that the Republic of Korea has built over the past 70 years, the achievements of the Republic of Korea built with blood and sweat are collapsing even at this moment.

The people are calling for a quick settlement and closure of the civil war. The National Assembly impeached the president with the will of the people and passed the Insurrection Special Prosecutor Act to deal with the appointment of three constitutional judges in the National Assembly to resolve the chaos in state affairs in accordance with the constitutional order. As stipulated by the Constitution, it was a natural procedure to establish a nine-member system of the Constitutional Court as soon as possible to secure the driving force for the administration of state affairs.

However, Prime Minister Han Duck-soo refused to appoint a constitutional judge in a press conference yesterday. Prime Minister Han Deok-soo's refusal to appoint a constitutional judge elected by the National Assembly in accordance with the Constitution is an infringement and interference with the authority of the National Assembly, a constitutional institution and representative of the people.

It was a declaration of war to the people that they would join hands with the insurrectionists and destroy the constitutional order. Immediately after the Prime Minister Han Duck-soo's meeting, the exchange rate soared, exceeding 1,480 won today. The world is evaluating the current situation in Korea at the level of the IMF financial crisis in the past. While wielding the power granted by the people for their own benefit and controlling the country, the national dignity of the Republic of Korea has plummeted endlessly.

It has been confirmed that Prime Minister Han Deok-soo was briefed on the emergency protocol by former Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun in advance and convened a Cabinet meeting without authority for the Yoon Suk Yeol of the rebellion. Beyond an accomplice who sympathized with the civil war, he is the second-in-command of the civil war regime. A person who served as prime minister twice across the ruling and opposition parties sympathized with the civil war and did not even intend to comply with the constitution.

The National Assembly put the impeachment of Prime Minister Han Deok-soo on hold and put it on hold, and persevered with the people. This is because I thought it was important to settle the situation in a stable manner without further division of public opinion.

However, everything became clear yesterday when Prime Minister Han Duck-soo watched a press conference in which he refused to appoint a constitutional judge, a key solution to the resolution of the civil war. The Prime Minister, who has lived on the people's taxes all his life, is acting only as a regent for the bulletproofness of the rebellion and his own safety.

The shameless intention to implement a delay strategy that deceives the people's eyes and hinders the impeachment hearing of the Yoon Suk Yeol while putting all procedures based on constitutional order under its own feet has been revealed.

It's been 24 days since the civil war on December 3rd. It is the reality of the Republic of Korea that it is still not able to settle the situation, and it is still the reality that the insurrection forces are active. If this situation is not overcome, the collapse of the Republic of Korea will be an instant.

Dear senior fellow Members. The order of the people is clear.

[Won-Sik Woo / Speaker of the National Assembly]
Be quiet and go ahead, Rep. Park Sung-joon.

[PARK SEONG JUN / Deputy floor leader of the Minjoo Party]
The order of the people is clear. It is to impeach Prime Minister Han Deok-soo, a key accomplice of the rebellion, and to end the crisis of the State Council member, who is free from the declaration of emergency martial law and rebellion, leading to transitional state affairs in a stable manner. I appeal to my senior colleague.

The forces that dreamed of tyranny, like the military regime of Goryeo, are still grasping the strings of state affairs. In the face of this turbulence, there can be no party politics. Although we meet, conflict, and quarrel with each other due to differences in political parties' positions, we are each a constitutional institution and a representative institution elected by the people's hand. Please recall your oath that you said you would abide by the Constitution in unison and fulfill your responsibilities for the people and national interests here at the plenary session.

If this was the current state of affairs, we could have cooperated and cooperated with each other and worked only with the national interest in mind. The tide will come only when we overcome the current turbulence. There will be a day when I will smile and work for the national interest for the Republic of Korea. So please help us overcome the difficult situation.

Please think about the people whose anxiety and pain are deepening day by day and think about what is the right choice for the Republic of Korea. If the current civil war cannot be overcome, the crisis in Korea will grow day by day and the cost of the people to deal with the situation will snowball.

The owner of the state is the people, and the prime minister, who is a public official, is a service to the whole people. All power comes from the people. The people of the Republic of Korea do not forgive Prime Minister Han Duck-soo's grave violations of the Constitution and laws. Today, the National Assembly wants to confirm the principles of national sovereignty, democracy and the rule of law of the Democratic Republic through the impeachment of Prime Minister Han Deok-soo.

The basic common sense is being destroyed by the Yoon Suk Yeol of the rebellion and Han Deok-soo, the second-in-command of the rebellion regime. By impeaching Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, let's restore the politics of common sense and go down the path of common sense.

I earnestly ask my senior colleagues to only look at the people and participate in the decision. Let's work together through this difficult situation in support of the will of the people. Thank you for listening until the end.

[Won-Sik Woo / Speaker of the National Assembly]
Park Sung-joon, thank you for your hard work. This agenda will be voted on in an anonymous manner in accordance with Article 130 (2) of the National Assembly Act. This is the impeachment motion against Prime Minister Han Deok-soo. Therefore, in accordance with Article 65 (2) of the Constitution, I would like to inform you that the resolution is decided with the approval of a majority of the incumbent members.

There are some opinions on the quorum of decisions on this agenda.E: The National Assembly's impeachment decision calls for the removal of office, and the subject of impeachment on this agenda is the Prime Minister, who exercises on behalf of the President's authority in accordance with the Constitution. The Constitution stipulates a weighted quorum of decisions for the President only.

In accordance with Article 10 of the National Assembly Act, the Speaker has the authority to organize the opinions of the Constitutional Academia and the National Assembly Legislative Investigation Office to determine the quorum of decisions. Please refer to the terminal's meeting materials for the impeachment resolution pursuant to Article 133 of the National Assembly Act.

In accordance with Article 114 (2) of the National Assembly Act, I will nominate a commissioner for reduction of votes. Rep. Kim Woo-yong, Rep. Kim Hyun-jung, Rep. Song Jae-beom, Rep. Lim Kwang-hyun, Rep. Kim Chae-won, Rep. Kim Joon-young, Rep. Cheon Ha-ram, and Rep. Jeon Jong-deok. The eight of you will work hard. Please come to the seat of the tabulation committee.

Be quiet. The speaker has fully reviewed the matter, so the speaker has the power to organize his or her opinions. It was done legally under the authority of the Speaker of the National Assembly, and this was done with the Constitutional Academia and a lot of consideration. Let's go in. Please refer to the notice on the seat terminal for voting methods.

Then I'll start voting.

[Anchor]
As you heard just now, National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-sik said he would make it a majority of the members of the National Assembly in relation to the quorum of the impeachment motion of Acting President Han Deok-soo. Since the impeachment motion of acting Han Deok-soo is the impeachment motion of the prime minister, he said that the quorum of votes will be 151 seats or more than half of the current members. He also said that two-thirds of the registered lawmakers are necessary only for the impeachment of the president. In this regard, lawmakers of the People's Power are still calling for invalidity of the source, strongly protesting against the platform.

[Anchor]
A while ago, floor leader Kwon Sung-dong went up to the chairman's seat and protested. Park Chan-dae, the floor leader of the Democratic Party, blocked it. To this day, members of the People's Power have flocked to the chairman's seat and are strongly protesting, shouting that the source is invalid. As previously mentioned, National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-sik said that the quorum of impeachment is the impeachment of Prime Minister Han Deok-soo, so impeachment is possible if 151 people approve it. Members of the People's Power are strongly protesting against this.

[Anchor]
Chairman Woo Won-sik said that he made the decision after reviewing the legal principles and listening to various opinions as the chairman of the National Assembly, but lawmakers of the People's Power are strongly protesting. They said they'd start voting, but it's just begun. Opposition lawmakers took a stand and started voting.

[Anchor]
In the beginning, the People's Power announced that it would participate in the vote if more than 200 people in favor of the ruling party reached the standard, and leave if more than a majority of the Democratic Party claimed became a quorum. We are showing you on the screen that you are strongly protesting in the plenary session of the National Assembly.

[Anchor]
The vote on impeachment has begun. You saw the vote on the appointment of Supreme Court Justice Ma Yong-ju earlier.As more than 190 opposition lawmakers are participating and it has been passed, the impeachment bill of acting Han Deok-soo is also passed if more than half of the incumbent lawmakers and 151 people approve it. Then, if the impeachment bill of acting Han Deok-soo, as National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-sik said, is passed with more than a half of the registered members and 151 seats, it will be suspended right away, right?

[Yeo Sangwon]
If there is a resolution of the National Assembly, some people will think that their duties will be suspended, and isn't it said that the people's power lawmakers are invalid? I'm arguing that this is essentially the same as no decision at all. Then continue to carry out your duties in part of the people's power. But I think it's a little less likely, but if you continue to do your job, it's a disadvantage for the Democratic Party of Korea. Because administration is fair. Even if it becomes invalid later, it will take effect once there is an administrative act. Then, when signing a bill or an administrative order, the Democratic Party of Korea should file a competency dispute trial against acting representative Han Deok-soo with the Constitutional Court.

Until then, acting president Han Deok-soo's administrative actions as acting president and prime minister will become effective. Administrative actions are very scary that we are fair. The fairness of administrative action is that once we are imposed on taxes, we pay first and then we did not impose the tax through a request for a tax invalidation trial later. So, I think this applies to the president's actions, but basically, in theory of law, if you continue to execute your duties as some people claim, it's hard for the Democratic Party of Korea to prevent it, so it's a competency dispute trial that has to go to the Constitutional Court. That kind of problem arises.

[Anchor]
Prime Minister Han Deok-soo's side is not making a competent dispute trial.

[Yeo Sangwon]
That's right. It's based on the premise that it's approved. However, if some of the people's power presupposes that this is invalid and continues administrative actions, the other side should do it, a competency dispute trial.

[Anchor]
That's possible. You have to do it on the other side, in the opposition.

[Yeo Sangwon]
All the bills you signed are invalid. All the enforcement ordinances are invalid, this is how it's done. Because what's wrong with someone without authority?

[Anchor]
I see. Acting President Han Deok-soo decided to briefly announce his position when the results come out after voting on the impeachment bill. We'll have to wait and see what position we'll reveal. Originally known, there were many analyses that Deputy Prime Minister for Economy Choi Sang-mok is likely to take over as acting president.

[Kim Sang Il]
According to the law, the person who acts as an acting authority is supposed to go down according to the priority. So, after the prime minister, the economy is in order, followed by the deputy prime minister of education. So the deputy prime minister for economy will be in charge. Automatically, there is an automatic delegation clause.

[Anchor]
However, lawyer Yeo Sang-won said that although he does not know what decision Han Deok-soo will make, he can continue his duties even if the impeachment bill is passed by the National Assembly.

[Yeo Sangwon]
So, as I said, it's unlikely, but it's possible to do so. Some of the people's power now claim so.

[Anchor]
Representative Joo Jin-woo previously claimed that Chairman Woo Won-sik did not have the authority to decide on the quorum.

[Yeo Sangwon]
I think that's a little bit wrong, but of course, the final power lies with the Constitutional Court. Who has the authority? However, as chairman Woo Won-sik, he has no choice but to proceed with the decision, so even if it turns out to be wrong later, he said he had done enough legal review earlier, and if he has 151 seats, that's how he goes. Later, as I said earlier, whether it is right or wrong will be covered by the Constitutional Court's competency dispute trial. First of all, Chairman Woo Won-sik may have made a wrong judgment, but doing so is inevitable.

[Anchor]
As National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-sik said that he would pass the quorum of the impeachment motion against Han Deok-soo if he had more than half of the current lawmakers or more than 151 people, lawmakers of the People's Power Party are strongly protesting and are still calling for invalidity in front of the podium.

[Anchor]
And on the other hand, Democrats are voting.

[Anchor]
Critic Kim Sang-il, when this impeachment bill passes the National Assembly in a moment, what position do you think acting Han Deok-soo will express?

[Kim Sang Il]
Acting Han Deok-soo will have no choice but to accept it. Because basically this is served by the Constitutional Court. Then, if the Constitutional Court receives the application there and says it will be heard, the job will be suspended. The fact that the resolution was made at the plenary session means that the law was passed. So the level has the authority of the level of law. Even if it's not a law.

[Anchor]
We are operating a separation system of powers. Because it is a law passed by the National Assembly.

[Kim Sang Il]
And that doesn't have to go through the process of publication. Therefore, in the end, if the Constitutional Court goes to the Constitutional Court, which hears that there is a problem, or if the Constitutional Court puts it on hold, I don't know, but if you say you will do the hearing, your duties will be suspended, if the Constitutional Court hears it.

[Yeo Sangwon]
However, acting Han Deok-soo's position is that if the opinion of a very few people is followed, so even if the prosecution goes to the Constitutional Court, it can be ignored. Isn't it so? This may not be the case as we talked about the right to resist the people in the past, but this is invalid. That's why I can't comply here. Even if I send it to the Constitutional Court, of course, there will be a lot of confusion when I say I will continue to exercise my power. So, in my opinion, there is a possibility that acting Han Deok-soo will suspend his duties on his own, but it remains to be seen what kind of situation will unfold.

[Kim Sang Il]
But in the same logic, if you say so, the president will be impeached and the Constitutional Court has started hearing it, but I should say that if I say I will continue, it can be said. I think that can't and shouldn't happen. And now, I think the power of the people and the attitude of Prime Minister Han Deok-soo to this situation itself is wrong. Because what is the national crisis that our nation and people are facing most urgently right now? It's about removing the uncertainty of the country. However, removing uncertainty is not about going to an agency system. Making quick decisions about the president and establishing that predictability to the international community about what to do with his position removes uncertainty. It's essentially getting rid of it. But if you say this in a way that just because you enjoy that authority, even if you go in a temporary state, it's no different from stabilizing.

[Anchor]
I was talking about various possibilities. I think the entrance will come out in a little while. I'll let you know as soon as I get that position.

[Anchor]
I'll give you a short break of the news. There is a breaking news that the prosecution has arrested and prosecuted former Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun, so I will tell you the details one by one.

[Anchor]
It's the first indictment on emergency martial law, the first indictment. Former Minister Kim Yong-hyun was indicted for the first time. As the prosecution arrests and prosecutes the prosecution in the indictment, various reasons are written. It is also said that the president ordered the police leaders to control the National Assembly directly.

[Anchor]
That's right. It is said that the president ordered police chief Cho Ji-ho to arrest all lawmakers. Arrest all members of Congress, catch them, tell them it's illegal, there's been this kind of writing. It is said that the indictment contains the fact that President Yoon ordered him to break the door and pull it out even if he shot it. Even if martial law is lifted, it can be declared twice or three times, so there was an order to proceed, and even if the door is broken with an axe, it is ordered to be pulled out. And I think Yeo In-hyeong, the commander of the counterintelligence command, stated. He ordered 14 people, including Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the Democratic Party, to be arrested and transferred. I think it's the statement of former Minister Kim Yong-hyun. The indictment states that Lee Jae-myung, chairman of the Democratic Party of Korea, Woo Won-sik, chairman of the National Assembly, and Han Dong-hoon, former chairman of the People's Power Party, were ordered to be arrested, and these are now being reported in the news.

[Anchor]
The prosecution has first arrested and secured recruits of key martial law workers, including former Minister Kim Yong-hyun. At that time, several related investigations were conducted, and based on that investigation, former Minister Kim Yong-hyun was arrested and prosecuted. The charges and such matters were written in the indictment. However, this contradicts President Yoon's remarks that the president has never said even though he was arrested. It will be placed in front of
. If you look at it, isn't it that there was also an order for President Yoon to shoot and break the door and go in and pull it out?

[Yeo Sangwon]
So, as I said last time, I won't confirm it yet. This is the result of the prosecution's investigation, and we are wrong because Lee Hwa-young said it last time, so the battle is still continuing, and this will be argued in court. So, of course, what former Minister Kim Yong-hyun said is highly likely, but it has not been confirmed yet. However, for President Yoon Suk Yeol, it seems that he will be at a very disadvantage in the constitutional trial process.

[Anchor]
To summarize the contents a little more, the prosecution's indictment also states that the president has discussed martial law with former Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun since 2024, so March this year.

[Anchor]
From March of this year. They've been preparing for martial law discussions since March of this year. In the meantime, the prosecution has investigated major accomplices and defendants. In connection with this, former Minister Kim Yong-hyun has been arrested and charged today, and the details of the investigation have been indicated in the indictment.

[Anchor]
We've organized the contents for you. On the screen, we continue to show you the plenary session of the National Assembly at this time. After announcing that the quorum for the impeachment motion of Acting President Han Deok-soo is 151, the ruling party members who visited the National Assembly Speaker's seat continue to protest. The vote is currently taking place. And National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-sik is showing him in real-time on the screen, consistent with silence.

[Anchor]
CEO Kwon Sung-dong also talked this morning. In addition, the general meeting of the members has already expressed its position. Han Deok-soo, acting president, said that the voting quorum should be two-thirds as he is an acting president, and that he would not participate in the vote unless the voting quorum was two-thirds. However, as Chairman Woo Won-sik said that he would apply the standard for the impeachment of the prime minister more than half of the time, people's power lawmakers are not participating in the vote and coming forward to the podium and in front of the chairman's seat to strongly protest.

[Anchor]
I said earlier that I would leave if the quorum was set at 151. We are now showing a group protest in front of the podium. National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-sik is up. I feel like I'm on the ballot.

[Anchor]
The impeachment bill of acting Han Deok-soo is unprecedented. The presidential impeachment bill was passed two weeks ago. The impeachment motion of the acting president is now being voted on, and if it is more than a half or a majority, it is highly likely to be passed.

[Anchor] Speaker Woo Won-sik, who had been silent, also left to vote. In the first place, acting Han Deok-soo and Prime Minister Han Deok-soo considered the appointment of constitutional judges, but they changed their minds when the Democratic Party of Korea pressed them by sending the deadline for an ultimatum.

[Yeo Sangwon]
Rather than changing his mind, the people's power is now in a race against the election law violation case of representative Lee Jae-myung and the impeachment case of president Yoon Suk Yeol. It is important for President Yoon Suk Yeol to delay the decision to impeach the Constitutional Court as much as possible from the standpoint of not being able to see Lee Jae-myung come to the presidential election, and the people's power is probably the same.

[Anchor]
National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-sik is speaking.

[Won-Sik Woo / Speaker of the National Assembly]
Aren't you going to vote? Then I'll finish the vote and start counting. Aren't you going to vote? Then I'll finish the vote and start counting. Let me open the plaque first.

[Anchor]
If Han Deok-soo's impeachment motion is passed, he will be suspended from his duties by going through procedures. Then, according to the law, Deputy Prime Minister Choi Sang-mok will take over as acting president. Since he will be acting as an acting president, the ruling and opposition parties are likely to clash over whether to appoint three constitutional judges. What kind of decision do you think you'll make?

[Yeo Sangwon]
For me personally, it probably won't be easy to appoint.

[Anchor]
I'm asking because there are many prospects.

[Yeo Sangwon]
We also need to discuss it with the members of the People's Power. We're taking into account all these things, including the situation of the political situation that's going on next, but now acting Han Deok-soo hasn't appointed these three people, so haven't he gone to impeachment now? Why didn't I expect this? He continued to warn the Democratic Party this time. In view of that, there must be some measures in place. So Deputy Prime Minister Choi Sang-mok, I don't think I can easily appoint him.

[Anchor]
Do you think so? Is that what critic Kim Sang-il thinks?

[Kim Sang Il]
I'm a little different. Basically, in the case of Deputy Prime Minister Choi Sang-mok, he also graduated from law school. So I think the interpretation of the constitution will be different. After that, I suffered tremendous hardships during the last Park Geun Hye and Choi Soon-sil manipulation of state affairs. So even in this situation, I will resign at all, and I don't want to join at all. That's how I came to the National Assembly and talked. So based on my experiences back then, I think this political situation should be stabilized quickly. Besides, you're in charge of the economic sector. What did you say at first? He wanted to resign from the beginning and announce it, and he just wanted to talk about martial law to the media, but he said that he had been doing his job by keeping his position firmly in consideration of the negative impact it would have on foreign trust.

So what has the biggest impact on foreign credit? We need to eliminate this uncertainty. But you can't eliminate uncertainty without deciding whether to impeach the president. It goes all the way to a state of continuous instability, a state of continuous uncertainty, and an unpredictable state. Then, foreign capital or investors can never make investment decisions in our country. If you meet with an overseas investment institution or something like that and ask, you'll know, but they're all playing. Why? Because if this uncertainty is not eliminated, no decision can be made and no data can be made ready to make any decision. Then, from the perspective of Deputy Prime Minister Choi Sang-mok, who knows that, wouldn't he have no choice but to take a slightly different position from the prime minister?

[Anchor]
Many prospects are mixed. In this regard, in the case of former lawmaker Cho Eung-cheon, the results will be announced soon.

[Anchor]
I'm showing you the plenary session right now. It seems that most members of the People's Power, who were strongly protesting, have left. The majority of the People's Power MPs did not participate in the vote. As I showed earlier, there was a strong protest at the National Assembly Speaker's seat. Now, floor leader Kwon Sung-dong seems to have induced him to leave. So now, the ballot counting process is underway in the plenary session of the National Assembly. The process of confirming the plaque is in progress right now. It is expected that the ballot box will be opened when the plaque is checked and the voting per person is done properly.

[Anchor]
Earlier, former lawmaker Cho Eung-cheon said in a radio interview today that there is a high possibility that Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs Choi Sang-mok will not be appointed even if he becomes acting president, so I asked him once. There are many opinions. If Deputy Prime Minister Choi Sang-mok becomes acting president, he will make a decision. In this regard, the Democratic Party of Korea said that if the member of the State Council, who continues to serve as the acting president, does not continue to appoint, all the members of the State Council should be impeached.

[Kim Sang-il]
Even if he is impeached, it will not be as easy as this Prime Minister Han Deok-soo. Because it is not easy to point out as an accomplice in a civil war. Because, basically, it is said that there are two people who have explicitly opposed the Cabinet meeting, which is not a Cabinet meeting, and the martial law pre-examined Cabinet meeting in front of the president. That's Choi Sang-mok, deputy prime minister for economy, and Cho Tae-yeol, minister of foreign affairs. Other members of the State Council didn't even have a chance to make an official statement.

[Anchor]
Then, among the reasons for the impeachment proposal, the acquiescence of the conspiracy to commit civil rebellion under the emergency martial law...

[Kim Sang-il]
That's the most popular item that can be agreed upon by public opinion, and the most important item will be the fact that it is difficult to apply it and that it is unconstitutional. If that happens, the Democratic Party of Korea will likely impeach 151 seats if the National Assembly speaker interprets it the same way, but I think it will be quite controversial. So, in fact, in order to impeach Deputy Prime Minister Choi Sang-mok, I think the Constitutional Court will have no choice but to decide after seeing what the Constitutional Court decides on Prime Minister Han Deok-soo's impeachment bill.

[Yeo Sangwon]
I think I'll continue to impeach the members of the State Council and do it if I don't appoint 3 justices until the very end, which is a self-serving move by the Democratic Party. I'm acting as Han Deok-soo.

[Won-sik/Speaker of the National Assembly]
Next, I'll open the ballot box.

[Anchor]
We will proceed with the vote counting process now.

[Anchor]
I'll open the next ballot box.

[Yeo Sangwon]
So, the other reason for impeachment is actually secondary, and the most important reason for this impeachment is that the impeachment process proceeds quickly due to the appointment of three constitutional judges. In theory, if all of them are impeached in the extreme, there may be no one to appoint a constitutional judge. That's the opposite of what the Democratic Party wanted. Since the constitutional judge should continue with a six-member system that has not been appointed. So, of course, the Democratic Party of Korea continues to warn the members of the State Council with impeachment, but it will not be able to do so. And what you feel about impeachment to the general public, doesn't it change? When I impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol and when I impeached acting Han Deok-soo right now, I already felt a little different energy. However, if this continues, it is by no means advantageous for the Democratic Party of Korea. That's what I think.

[Kim Sang Il]
But it's hard for me to think like that because the future of the country and the people is very dangerous. It's like walking on thin ice. As Deputy Prime Minister Choi Sang-mok said earlier, if this part is sorted out now, I will not step down now because if I step down, it will affect external credibility and the country will have no choice but to go into a bigger crisis, but if this is resolved, I will step down immediately. Then you're in that position because of the future of the country and the people. Then I think I'll think about a way to solve this quickly, and at least I'd like to do this. The three judges of the Constitutional Court are like this right now. The opposition party recommends two and the ruling party recommends one.

Then, if you are now worried about the fact that this is a little favorable to the opposition party, I think it is a good way to make a counter-proposal that if one ruling and opposition parties appoint him first, at least it will not break the balance.

[Anchor]
At this time, we are showing you the main conference hall and the rotender hall at the same time on the screen. On the left, at this time, there is a protest rally at the Rotender Hall of the National Assembly, where members of the People's Power are protesting. The signs are holding signs such as Woo Won-sik, chairman of the National Assembly, resign, and Woo Won-sik, chairman of the National Assembly, resign. On the right, Prime Minister Han Deok-soo's impeachment is being counted.

[Won-Sik Woo / Speaker of the National Assembly]
The number of votes is the same as the number of plaques. I will tell you the results of the vote in a moment.

[Anchor]
Counting is continuing. I'll give you a breaking news when the results come out.

[Yeo Sangwon]
Isn't the purpose of the Democratic Party of Korea to end the impeachment bill of President Yoon Suk Yeol early? However, if the acting Han Deok-soo is impeached, I think the Constitutional Court will likely postpone the hearing on the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol. This is because the impeachment of the acting president of Yoon Suk Yeol should be completed quickly, and the impeachment of the acting president of the country has more than 200 seats only when the question of whether or not there is an impeachment of the acting president has already been sorted out.

[Anchor]
Aren't you putting it first in the Constitutional Court?

[Yeo Sangwon]
But if the acting president is impeached, that's what I mean.

[Anchor]
Let's listen to floor leader Kwon Sung-dong's remarks now.

[Kwon Seongdong/ Floor Leader of People's Power]
The impeachment vote requires the approval of more than two-thirds of the registered members, but it is decided that National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-sik will pass if he wins a half or a single majority. Therefore, as it falls short of two thirds, I declare that the source is invalid and the vote has not been established, everyone! The source is invalid! The source is invalid! The source is invalid!

[Anchor]
You heard the position of Kwon Sung-dong, the floor leader of People's Power, saying that two-thirds of the registered lawmakers need approval. As you heard, the impeachment vote and acting Han Deok-soo's impeachment vote should be two-thirds. I declared that the source was invalid because I was not young.

[Anchor]
National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-sik is holding a rally to protest, saying that he has decided the quorum of votes by a majority. The floor leader Kwon Sung-dong said, "This is invalid and the vote is not established."

[Kim Sang Il]
But I fully understand it in terms of political argument, but when we work in the National Assembly, all laws have ministries in charge of them. The Department has primary authoritative interpretation authority. In other words, the primary authority to interpret the National Assembly Act lies with the National Assembly Secretariat. So it's not right for me to describe that as being decided by the Speaker of the National Assembly. I did it with authoritative interpretation.

[Won-Sik Woo/Speaker of the National Assembly]
I declare that out of 192 votes, 192 votes were passed.

From the partial amendment of the Monopoly Regulation and Fair Trade Act to the alternative of the partial amendment of the Korea Development Bank Act, the above nine cases are proposed.

Representative Kim Hyun-jung of the Political Affairs Committee came out and declared that out of the 192 votes cast, 192 votes were passed.

[Anchor]
The impeachment bill of acting President Han Deok-soo was passed as you just heard. 192 members of Congress participated and all 192 were in favor of it.

[Anchor]
All of them approved and broke the news that the impeachment bill of Acting President Han Deok-soo was passed.

[Anchor]
What's the next procedure? Will my job be suspended right away?

[Yeo Sangwon]
It's going to be a suspension of duty. If acting Han Deok-soo accepts it. It works right away. Next, there will be a legal debate about whether to accept this or not, but first of all, it is the separation of powers and recognition of its status in the National Assembly.

[Anchor]
The trial for a power dispute should be conducted by the Constitutional Court.

[Yeo Sangwon]
That's right. But as I said earlier, it is advantageous for President Yoon Suk Yeol to go to the trial of a power dispute. That's why there's a priority for psychology.

[Anchor]
The top priority right now is the impeachment of the president, but you can start with the impeachment of the acting president.

[Yeo Sangwon]
I think I have to do it first.

[Anchor]
Are you saying I have to do it first because it's a provisional injunction application?

[Yeo Sang-won]
Apart from the disposition, as our critic Kim Sang-il said earlier, the country is in tremendous confusion, and we were worried about the impeachment of acting Han Deok-soo because if even the acting president is impeached, the country will be in crisis to the extent that the exchange rate will go to 1,470 won today. President Yoon Suk Yeol is...

[Anchor]
Let's listen to floor leader Kwon Sung-dong.

[Kwon Seongdong/ Floor Leader of People's Power]
It will deal a severe blow to the people's livelihood. If the acting system of Han Deok-soo, which the U.S. has already recognized as a diplomatic partner, is dismantled, the Korea-U.S. alliance will falter significantly and diplomatic relations with allies will be in crisis. Look at the economy now. The exchange rate is soaring and the stock price is plummeting. In this situation, if the control tower of economic policy collapses, the people's livelihood economy will inevitably face a direct hit. In the end, the anarchy caused by the Democratic Party will lead to diplomatic breakdown, security breakdown, and people's livelihoods. So today's Democratic impeachment is an impeachment of the country and the people as a whole. What's all Democrats have in their heads? What's left? There is only an early presidential election.

They believe that if the presidential election comes after the presidential impeachment, the presidential election will cover up the judicial risks of party leader Lee Jae-myung and they can hold power. The Democratic Party of Korea is a group that can do anything if Lee Jae-myung can only hold power, regardless of whether he is anarchic or not, even if he destroys foreign affairs and security and the economy of people's livelihoods. Today, the Democratic Party of Korea abandoned its people and chose Lee Jae-myung, its father. I trampled on state security and chose state terrorism.

It clearly showed that mean desire to win power even by ruining the country. I request to Acting Director Han Deok-soo once again. The acting president cannot be impeached only by a majority of the National Assembly. The acting president should not give in to the opposition's terror attacks, but should not give in to the passing of the impeachment motion, and continue to lead the state administration in a stable manner, everyone! That is the path for the nation and the people and the responsibility of protecting the constitution as an acting authority. Once again, let's condemn the serial impeachment of the Democratic Party. I'm condemning you! I'm condemning you! We condemn the state terror that devastates the Republic of Korea!

[Anchor]
The impeachment of acting floor leader Kwon Sung-dong, Han Deok-soo, will deal a severe blow to the people's livelihood. He also strongly criticized the Democratic Party, saying that the current crisis of the Korea-U.S. alliance is causing the collapse of the control tower at a time when stock prices are plunging, plunging and the exchange rate is soaring.

[Yeo Sangwon]
Continuing from the previous story, the issue of Han Deok-soo's impeachment is clear and there are many things that can be judged quickly. Instead, the reason for the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol is a little bit... The preparation process will continue until January 3rd, but I don't think there will be any preparation process for acting president Han Deok-soo. You can go in right away. And while it is important to quickly decide the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol in stabilizing state affairs, the Constitutional Court must recognize that whether Han Deok-soo's impeachment is correct or not is quickly decided, and whether Han Deok-soo is impeached or returned is important for stabilizing state affairs.

So in my opinion, acting Han Deok-soo, the issue is relatively simple, but the issue of North Korea and military leadership is the biggest right now. In order to stabilize this quickly, we need to make a decision quickly whether we impeach Han Deok-soo or not, and move on to the next Deputy Prime Minister Choi Sang-mok. The impeachment process against Acting Prime Minister Han Deok-soo should proceed first. There are only six of us, three of us can do this and three of us can't do this. I think that the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol is likely to be delayed that much because it is right to go out like that.

[Anchor]
I see. Acting President Han Deok-soo, for now, his duties will be suspended because the impeachment bill has passed the National Assembly. Since acting Han Deok-soo said he would clarify his position right away, we will listen to Han's position right away when our reporter is connected.

[Anchor]
He did not appoint a constitutional judge. This is one of the important reasons for impeaching acting President Han Deok-soo, but in fact, the appointment of a constitutional judge is not the end. There is also whether to accept the special prosecution law, which must be set by January 1st. What do you think you'll do in the future?

[Kim Sang Il]
But what I keep emphasizing is that I've been in the economic field for a long time, so this is AA, especially our country's national credit rating. Whether it's shaking or not, it's a very dangerous situation. But that can change if you show that you can't go reliably and predictably with the track that uncertainty can be eliminated in that precarious situation. Then all of our companies' procurement interest rates go up. Korea is becoming very difficult in general. So the most important thing is to set a special prosecutor for rebellion, and this is important, but in this impeachment, it is more important than anything else that the president decides whether the impeachment is cited or rejected. That's how our country goes to a normal country. It's not a temporary state, a proxy state.

[Anchor]
Therefore, the Democratic Party strongly criticized Han Deok-soo for not appointing three constitutional judges, saying, "Isn't he an acting civil war?" On the other hand, the People's Power argues that Han's impeachment is rather making our economy more difficult.

[Yeo Sangwon]
Acting civil war is a political rhetoric. The crime of rebellion for not appointing me. As I have said several times, rebellion is a serious crime, but rebellion has been used as a buzzword since the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol. The Democratic Party's argument is a political slogan enough. Which one is the problem with this economic problem, it's a combination.

[Anchor]
Wait a minute. Prime Minister Han Deok-soo's position is breaking news. We'll give it to you.

[Anchor]
Prime Minister Han Deok-soo expressed his position that he would wait for the Constitutional Court's wise decision. The members of the State Council also expressed their position that they should fulfill their duties without wavering.

[Anchor]
Let's wrap it up. Then acting Han Deok-soo will be suspended from his job for now.

[Yeo Sangwon]
awaiting the decision of the Constitutional Court

[Anchor]
I'm just saying I'll wait for your decision. At the same time, he once again expressed his position. There is no constitutional judge appointed without an agreement between the ruling and opposition parties in our constitutional history. He seems to be sticking to his argument, saying that it is because the authority and responsibility are so heavy. However, since the impeachment bill has now been handed over to the Constitutional Court, the impeachment bill of acting Han Deok-soo has also been passed, and the impeachment bill of President Yoon Suk Yeol has also been passed. By the way, lawyer Yeo Sang-won said, "In the current situation, it would be better to decide on the impeachment bill as soon as possible, right?

[Yeo Sangwon]
I think so. We don't do this according to the numbers in the order of cases like the general courts.
But the Constitutional Court is a political court, so I think which side will have the biggest political side effects, so if I think acting Han Deok-soo now helps stabilize the political situation, I will do this first. And the psychology is relatively simple.

[Anchor]
Should constitutional judges just judge urgency and materiality on their own?

[Yeo Sangwon]
That's right.

[Anchor]
Then the Democratic Party. Critic Kim Sang-il, what do you think the Democratic Party should do in the future?

[Kim Sang Il]
The Democratic Party will basically persuade and pressure Deputy Prime Minister Choi Sang-mok to make a decision at a time when our economy and the future of the country are very precarious right now. And in the case of Deputy Prime Minister Choi Sang-mok, a priority decision is made on this part first, but...

[Anchor]
Can the Democratic Party's position come out within today?

[Kim Sang Il]
First of all, floor leader Park Chan-dae already talked about it before we did it today. You have to do this. That's why the pressure has already been made on that part. At the same time, I think that we will make efforts to persuade them sufficiently under the water.

[Anchor]
Yesterday, representative Lee Jae-myung called a rally in Gwanghwamun after Han's statement was announced. It is said that quite a lot of people gathered, but will the public opinion battle be fierce in the future?

[Kim Sang Il]
That's right. Because the impeachment of the members of the State Council is different from the president's own martial law and civil war charges. Because it is different, the level of anger is inevitably relatively low. Then, wouldn't it be necessary to bring it to the square through empathy and gather public opinion, not through that anger?

[Anchor]
Are you saying you're worried about headwinds?

[Kim Sang Il]
I personally can't say that I'm worried about headwinds. As I said before, the tail can't shake the body. Prime Minister Han Deok-soo's impeachment is just a tail, a tail. If the tail wags, it's true that I'm a little confused. But now we have a problem with our torso, and it's not desirable for me to try to wag our tails and shake our torso. As I keep saying, the uncertainty in our economy is not eliminated unless this uncertainty that the president is impeached now is eliminated, this is the essence. I'm saying this.

[Yeo Sangwon]
I have one thing to make up for earlier, which one will be faster in psychology? I don't know that because I haven't worked at the Constitutional Court, but first of all, acting Han Deok-soo will want to impeach him first. The power of the people. So in my opinion, disposition isn't really useful, but disposition isn't always the top priority? And whether it's 151 or 200, there's a legal dispute. So, I took the procedural question and asked how the hearing should proceed, so whether you are an accomplice in a civil war, but the procedural question is decided quickly. If the Constitutional Court decides to reject the impeachment, the decision will be made soon and Prime Minister Han Deok-bu will return, so I think the provisional disposition will be carried out first.

[Anchor]
Yes, we have looked at the reaction of the ruling and opposition parties from the vote on the impeachment motion of acting Han Deok-soo. It was with lawyer Yeo Sang-won and critic Kim Sang-il. Thank you very much. Thank you.