The ruling party's 'supervisory' intensifies internal strife...Minjoo announces last-minute parliamentary 'general attack on First Lady Kim'

Ruling party intensifies internal feud over 'promoting special inspector'

Disagreements over party leadership...Conflict Spreads to Pro-Yoon and Pro-Limita memorial service for Park Chung-hee...Han Dong-hoon emphasized the integration of change and chugyeong-ho

[Anchor]
Amid the intensifying internal feud between pro- and pro-Yoon-gye over the promotion of a special inspector, representative Han Dong-hoon and floor leader Choo Kyung-ho attended the official event side by side for the first time since the exposure of differences.

The Democratic Party of Korea seems to be raising the level of its offensive by targeting Mrs. Kim until the end of the parliamentary audit.

I'll connect you to the National Assembly reporter. Reporter Jeong Inyong!

Please tell us the atmosphere of the ruling party first.

[Reporter]
Yes, the ruling party seems to have difficulty resolving internal conflicts over the promotion of a special inspector who manages and inspects the president's relatives and others.

Conflict occurred after CEO Han Dong-hoon said he would proceed with the process of recommending a special inspector to resolve the public demand for First Lady Kim Gun-hee
Floor leader Choo Kyung-ho
seems to be getting bigger as he draws the line that the special inspection issue is a floor issue.

On top of that, Han again refuted that the party leader oversees the party's affairs, and the fire spread further as pro-Yoon-gye and his close circle engaged in a war of words.

At the memorial service for former President Park Chung-hee, which is the first public schedule to attend together since the controversy broke out, Han focused on change and Choo focused on integration. Listen to your remarks.

[Han Dong-hoon / Representative of People's Power: Former President Park Chung-hee led change and reform with a spirit of challenge and patriotism. / I will also go on the path of change and reform in our people's power.

[Choo Kyung-ho / People's Power Floor Leader: We need to do more for the people's livelihood, security, peaceful reunification, and above all, for the unity of our people. That's what I think.]

The close circle believes that the appointment of a special inspector should be expedited to appease public sentiment toward First Lady Kim Gun-hee,
The pro-Yoon-gye
opposes that the party's conventional theory is that the Democratic Party of Korea must recommend a director of the North Korean Human Rights Foundation to proceed with the special inspection at the same time.

The special inspection issue is expected to be discussed first at the general meeting of lawmakers announced after the parliamentary audit.

The factional disagreement continues over the timing and decision-making method of the general meeting of lawmakers, and there is a possibility that a final decision will be made through a vote confrontation.

[Anchor]
Let's find out about the Democratic Party.

The remaining parliamentary audit is expected to focus on the suspicion of Kim Gun-hee, right?

[Reporter]
Yes, most of the parliamentary audits that began on the 7th have ended except for concurrent standing committees such as the steering committee.

The Democratic Party plans to focus on suspicions related to Kim Gun-hee, including intervention in nominations and construction of the presidential residence, at the last parliamentary inspection next week.

In particular, on Saturday next week, shortly after the parliamentary inspection, he is determined to hold a national rally to condemn Kim and compete in public opinion.

It is also tightening the pressure to pass the Special Prosecutor's Act, which was proposed by the National Assembly, at the plenary session of the National Assembly on the 14th of next month, covering suspicions raised by the parliamentary inspection.

In the midst of this, Lee Jae-myung met privately today with Park Dan-han, chairman of the emergency committee of the Korean Medical Association, to discuss the medical vacuum.

Cho Seung-rae, a senior spokesman, said in a written briefing that the meeting lasted about an hour and a half, and Chairman Park made it clear that there was no change in his position to abolish the increase in medical school in 2025.

Lee also expressed sympathy that all possibilities should be left open and discussed, calling for a change in the government's forward-looking attitude, Cho added.

Representative Lee expressed a similar position at a meeting with reporters at the National Assembly before Chairman Park's meeting.

Let's listen to it together.

[Lee Jae-myung / Democratic Party leader: In order to solve this problem, the dialogue must begin somehow, but the position of the residents seems to be very important. Except for certain agendas, it's very difficult to engage in conversations.

Earlier, the Korean Medical Association and others expressed their intention to participate in the consultative body, and the people's power is aiming to launch the consultative body next week.

The opposition party is still in the position that the consultative body should be operated on the premise of the Korean Medical Association and the participation of major organizations, and attention is being paid to whether the meeting between Lee and Park will act as a variable.

This is YTN Jeong Yong-yong in the National Assembly so far.