MBC, as soon as Lee Jae-myung was elected...100 minute special discussion paper asks for assignments

By Bit, Jung

Jun 04, 2025

MBC, as soon as Lee Jae-myung was elected...100 minute special discussion paper asks for assignments
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MBC will present a special broadcast related to the inauguration of the 21st President Lee Jae-myung.

MBC "100 Minutes Debate" to be broadcast on the 4th. will feature Lee Chul-hee, former senior presidential secretary for political affairs, and Kim Jong-hyuk, former member of the People's Power Supreme Council, to analyze the results of the 21st presidential election and discuss major tasks of the Lee Jae-myung administration.

MBC said "6 months after the December 3 emergency martial law, the long chaos in state affairs in the Republic of Korea was also resolved. President Lee's election, which calls for `overcoming civil war,' means that democracy damaged by anachronistic martial law is fully recovering.'




President Lee then emphasized unity and the future in his inaugural address. He said he would start by restoring people's livelihoods and reviving the economy, launching an emergency economic response TF and promising a thorough condemnation of insurrection activities. The 'Lee Jae-myung Government' was launched with a strong driving force for state administration on the basis of the overwhelming opposition party structure," he said.

At the same time, he asked "What changes can be made in various fields such as economy, society, and diplomacy with 189 seats combined with the Democratic Party, the Cho Kuk Innovation Party, and the Progressive Party?"

The ability of 'Lee Jae-ho' to manage state affairs and manage crises has just been put to the testPresident Lee won the largest number of votes ever in the presidential election, which MBC said was a `civil war judge' but failed to win a majority of the votes. It is interpreted that the result of the 'anti-Lee Jae-myung' voter rally or the sentiment to check the government is reflected in the votes. It is unclear whether conservative groups, including the power of the people, will properly support such public sentiment. We can immediately detect signs of factional conflict over the party's leadership.




Finally, attention is also focused on the career path of former presidential candidate Lee Joon-seok of the New Reform Party, who failed to achieve double-digit votes. Whether to focus on independent power or seek solidarity and integration with the people is expected to be a major variable in the reorganization of the conservative camp.

MBC '100 Minutes Debate' will air at 9 p.m. on the 4th.






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