From Maeng Yoon to Jin Yoon, Mul Yoon, Ban Yoon...The power of the people to divide in real time [Y Record]

■ Host: anchor Lee Harin
■ Starring: Shin Ji-ho, former Vice-President of the People's Power Strategy Planning, former Democratic Party lawmaker Kim Hyung-joo

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[Anchor]
If you look at Kim Jae-seop's interview, wouldn't it be a little confusing about the unprecedented situation? I evaluated it like this because there is no center in the party right now. In fact, isn't there a situation where there are concerns that the center of the party is going back to the center of the president?

◆Shin Ji-ho> So some people are wondering what kind of gloss there is today.

◇ Anchor> From Maeng Yoon to Jin Yoon, Mul Yoon, and Ban Yoon.

◆Shin Ji-ho> But I think the reporters classified it because they were interested in it that way. Here's what I think. There are now 45 members of the People's Power in front of Hannam-dong's official residence, which has been confirmed so far. However, on the night of martial law on December 3, 18 members of the People's Power attended the plenary session of the National Assembly and voted for a resolution to lift martial law. I want to ask you this. There are 192 opposition lawmakers, including the Democratic Party. On that night, 172 opposition lawmakers came into the plenary hall, excluding 20 out of 192. It's about 90 percent. However, in the case of our party, less than 18 out of 108 lawmakers, or 20% of them. I think the game is over here, actually. So that day, about 50 lawmakers who had gathered at our party headquarters and were watching TV were able to come in, and there is no reason why opposition lawmakers can't come in just because they are ruling party members. Opposition lawmakers come in close to 90%, but why can't ruling party lawmakers come in? In particular, the police make it easy for opposition lawmakers to enter and strongly block the ruling party lawmakers. But all 45 of the lawmakers who are in Hannam-dong's official residence over there have not participated in the demand for the lifting of martial law. So, if you go to Hannam-dong's official residence like that, how can you see it in the eyes of the people? They're all martial law advocates. Regardless of the distinction between Maeng Yun and Jin Yun, aren't they the ones who think that emergency martial law is inevitable and even justifiable? It's like this. However, all the confusion of the people's power now lies in the lack of a clear position at the party level on the emergency martial law on the night of December 3rd.

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: Lee Mi-young, editor of the digital news team

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