We're going into a budget war."Mrs. Kim and Lee Jae-myung's Business" Pre-announcement of Collision

[Anchor]
The ruling and opposition parties, which wrapped up the first parliamentary audit of the 22nd National Assembly, will begin a full-fledged "budget war" this week.

In addition, the Democratic Party of Korea is determined to "verify" the projects related to First Lady Kim Gun-hee, and the People's Power is determined to "verify" the budgets related to representative pledges of Representative Lee Jae-myung.

Connect to the National Assembly to find out more.

Reporter Lee Joon-yeop, extreme confrontation is expected to repeat in the budget political situation?

[Reporter]
Yes, it is expected to show the cold air between the ruling and opposition parties from tomorrow's budget correction speech.

For the first time in 11 years since Park Geun Hye's government, Yoon Suk Yeol was absent and Prime Minister Han Duck-soo was set to read the speech.

In addition, the comprehensive policy questionnaire of the Special Committee on Budget and Accounts, which will be held from the 7th to the 8th, is expected to begin a full-fledged fight between the ruling and opposition parties.

The ruling People's Power is vowing to protect the government's budget for next year, which is worth 667 trillion won.

It also plans to block the increase in the budget related to the additional issuance of "local currency," which is a representative pledge of Democratic Party Chairman Lee Jae-myung.

On the other hand, the Democratic Party is looking to drastically reduce major government projects, including the prosecution's special activity expenses.

In the case of the mental health support project and the budget related to the end of dog food, it is considered to be a project that Mrs. Kim Gun-hee has paid attention to, signaling a full reduction.

The floor leaders of the ruling and opposition parties plan to hold a press conference at the National Assembly at 11 a.m. in a short time, explaining the direction of next year's budget bill and starting a full-fledged public opinion campaign.

[Anchor]
In the midst of this, the aftermath remains after the release of the recording of President Yoon and Myung Tae-kyun's alleged involvement in the nomination?

[Reporter]
Yes, the Democratic Party of Korea held a large-scale outdoor rally yesterday calling for the passage of the Special Prosecutor's Law on First Lady Kim Gun-hee and tightened the pressure on lending.

In the party, the National Action Headquarters has been set up to condemn the manipulation of state affairs by Mrs. Kim and President Yoon Suk Yeol and urge the passage of the Special Prosecutor Act, and is also campaigning for 10 million signatures to accept the Special Prosecutor Act.

On the 14th, the third plenary session of the First Lady Kim's Special Counsel Act will be passed, and even if President Yoon exercises his request for reconsideration, it will be re-voted within this month.

As the contents of the phone call containing President Yoon's development were released, the Democratic Party expects that there will be further departures this time beyond the "four votes" departure vote at the time of the second re-vote of the special counsel law.

On the other hand, Han Dong-hoon, the leader of the People's Power, who has remained silent since the release of the phone recordings of President Yoon and Myung Tae-kyun, is expected to announce his position as early as tomorrow, drawing attention to the contents and level of the recordings.

Senior citizens of the People's Power will also hold a private meeting with standing advisors at the central headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul, today to discuss the recent party crisis.

However, at the party level, the opposition party is responding to the opposition's offensive, believing that the purpose is to impeach Representative Lee Jae-myung and President Yoon.

The People's Power yesterday set the day that the Democratic Party's off-the-shelf struggle is a customized bulletproof rally by Chairman Lee Jae-myung, who is scheduled to be sentenced to the first trial in a row this month.

So far, I've delivered it to you by the National Assembly.