[On-Site Video] Jang Dong-hyuk Condemns the Lee Jae Myung Administration's "So What Do You Want Me to Do?" Attitude

The People Power Party held a public report meeting on the failures of the Lee Jae Myung administration at the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea on the 22nd. The party criticized the government's policies, citing the successive failures of ministerial nominees to take office, the abolition of the prosecution's supplementary investigative authority, a comprehensive investigation of farmland, and the renomination of a Supreme Court justice.
At the public report meeting on the failures of the Lee Jae Myung administration held at the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea on the 22nd, Jang Dong-hyuk claimed that Lee Jae Myung and Kim Hyun-ji were the ones ruining South Korea, yet only Hoon-sik hyung—not Hyun-ji nuna—had been driven out. He argued that "we must now drive out Hyun-ji nuna and the Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province network."
Jang continued by criticizing the president, saying that he had not offered even a single apology and was only blaming others. He added that South Korea had been reduced to rubble in just a year and a half and that, while the people's lives were collapsing miserably, the president was dreaming of serving another term.
He also strongly criticized the president, saying, "Lee Jae Myung causes trouble and, whenever asked to take responsibility, always answers, 'So what do you want me to do?'" He added, "The people are shouting back, 'So what do you want me to do? Get out!'"
Jang declared that only one thing was needed now to protect the independence of the judiciary and South Korea, which the people had risked their lives to defend for 70 years: the trial of President Lee Jae Myung must resume.



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