Jung Jin-seok "Self-harm in the national interest" Park Hong-geun "That president, that party"

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Jeong Jin-seok, chairman of the People's Power Hypertrophy, gave a speech at the National Assembly negotiating group, blaming the Democratic Party and MBC for 'acting self-harm in the national interest'.

The Democratic Party sneered, saying it was "a speech that declared the people's troubled five years."

Then, reporter Kim Hyung-rae reports.

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Jeong Jin-seok, chairman of the People's Power Extravaganza, gave a speech at the National Assembly negotiating group, accusing the Democratic Party of denial of regime change and holding back state affairs with parliamentary power, saying, "It is a devastating legislative dictatorship."

Regarding the criticism of President Yoon Seok-yeol's visit as a 'diplomatic disaster', he received a reply saying that he had completely forgotten the tragedy of the last government, in which he was assaulted by reporters on a tour by 'single meal diplomacy'.

[Jeong Jin-seok / Chairman of the People's Power Emergency Response Committee: It is an irresponsible act of self-harm in the national interest that cannot be found even in third-world countries that does not care about the future of the country.]

Representative Lee Jae-myung mentioned the investigation and criticized 169 members of the bulletproof committee.

Protests erupted from the Democratic seats in Esau.

Chairman Jung also denounced MBC as 'a disgraceful behavior that abandoned even the basic ethics and patriotism of the media'.

After the speech, Power of the People filed a complaint with the prosecution against the MBC president, the press director, and four reporters on charges of defamation.

The Democratic Party blamed the former government, the opposition, and the media for all problems, and sneered at the speech that the ruling party's vision was invisible.

[Park Hong-geun / Democratic Party floor leader: It was like a speech declaring the people's troubled five years.

I don't think our people will feel that 'that president is that party.'] The presidential office, which

had no apology or expression of regret, and the ruling party and the opposition party that passed the proposal to dismiss the minister clashed head-on, and the regular National Assembly was filled with budget bills and livelihood issues. has entered a political ice age in which it is difficult to expect 'cooperation'.