[Issue review] The 2nd week of the National Assembly...a rude talk, a cry, a cry, a retreat

Traditional musicians, including gayageum and sound masters, gather at the National Assembly press conference and shout out the "apology" of Rep. Yang Moon-seok of the Democratic Party.Representative Yang

protested against the comparison of gayageum performance to a "gisaeng house" at the National Audit of the Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee and at a meeting attended by First Lady Kim Gun-hee.

[Lee Young-hee / National Intangible Heritage Gayageum Sanjo/Byeongchang Holder: President Kim Dae Jung and First Lady Kim Jung-sook also saw our performance, so did they perceive it as a place where gisaengs play?]

The Democratic Party (but) pointed out that ruling party figures are making "absurd remarks."

[Lee Jae-myung / Democratic Party leader: The president should immediately dismiss these absurd figures that the public cannot accept. And please make an official apology.]

The ruling and opposition parties engaged in a war of words over the exercise of President Yoon Suk Yeol's right to demand reconsideration at the National Assembly Judiciary Committee's parliamentary audit of the Ministry of Legislation.

The opposition party established that President Yoon's veto of the Kim Gun-hee independent counsel law was a conflict of interest.

The ruling party responded that the president's veto was caused by the Democratic Party.

The battle between the ruling and opposition parties continued outside the parliamentary audit.

[Han Dong-hoon / Representative of People's Power: The inspection of the Minjoo Party of Korea is flowing into the inspection where thieves bully the police]

[Park Chan-dae / Minjoo Party floor leader: Shouldn't President Yoon Suk Yeol explain himself? ]

Hani, a member of the group Newzins, attended the parliamentary audit to testify about the "pulling controversy."

I don't want anyone to go through anything similar, and I mentioned the events I've been through in the past again.

[Hani / Group 'Newzins']: The manager made eye contact with me and told the following member to ignore me. (CEO Kim Joo-young) kept trying to move on.]

In response, Adore Kim Joo-young, CEO of Hive, explained that he has not found any data to prove Hani's claim.

[Kim Joo-young / CEO of Door: I think I've taken all the various measures that I can take (such as trying to restore CCTVs), but I think there's something I can do better.]

In the National Assembly's inspection of the three public broadcasters, the National Defense Agency focused its firepower on the offensive against MBC's major shareholder, the Korea Broadcasting Culture Promotion Association.

[Park Jung-hoon / People's Power, National Assembly: It was a bit disgusting to hear you praise yourself for more than 5 minutes after making MBC the epicenter of national conflict.]

The Democratic Party, however, refuted that KBS is the public broadcaster that does not earn the public's trust in various surveys.

[Lee Hoon-ki / Minjoo Party member, National Assembly: Let's see the competitiveness of contents. President Park Min's KBS credibility was 8.5% in the Gallup survey. MBC 25.3% and MBC four times higher. Reliability.]


In the midst of this, the controversy over the "New Jin's Hani Meeting" has spread, adding fuel to the dispute between the ruling and opposition parties.

Democratic Party Chairman Choi Min-hee met with Hani, a member of the girl group New Jin's, at the National Assembly, and the ruling party and opposition party, called the chairman's contempt, clashed head-on.

[Park Jung-hoon / People's Power Member, National Assembly: The chairman seems to be an illegitimate fan of Newzins (celebrity fan)]. Can I go meet you separately in the room with Newzins? At the time the committee is in progress....]

[Choi Min-hee / National Assembly Chief of Defense (Democratic Party of Korea): The New Jins incident is also related to the over-defense in charge of broadcasting. After the meeting could not be held due to the close of the parliamentary inspection, he returned to the chairman's office at around 1:57 p.m. to conduct an inspection of the over-defense.

Eventually, the ruling party lawmakers left the group, causing a crippling situation.