From Kang Sun-woo's Bail to Intra-Party Conflict

Lawyer Bae Seung-hee criticized Rep. Kang for acting confidently and enjoying parliamentary privileges even after being released on bail.

Chairman Lee Jae-myung stated at a meeting with Korean compatriots in Mexico that his term ends on June 2, 2030, and he would absolutely not exceed it.

The hosts interpret this statement as an attempt to divert a domestic political crisis, noting that it came at a time when criticism against Chairman Lee Jae-myung was escalating in Korea, such as the incident involving injured soldiers in the DMZ.

In particular, as public distrust in security and criticism over the government's inadequate response to an incident suspected to be caused by North Korea grew, it is suggested that this was a strategic statement to appease public sentiment.

Lawyer Bae Seung-hee expressed skepticism, stating that former Chairman Song Young-gil's declaration not to run for office is hard to trust.

During this process, rumors of a weapons support agreement between Chairman Lee Jae-myung and President Zelenskyy in July were mentioned, and suspicions of a secret repatriation (buksong) are being raised regarding why the opposition party concealed relevant information.

Chairman Lee Jae-myung again brought up the policy of no term extension not at a press conference on the 18th, but during his trip to Mexico.

Lawyer Bae Seung-hee interpreted this statement as a strategy to divert public attention from worsening domestic public opinion due to current issues such as the DMZ situation and President Zelenskyy's disclosure of weapons support.

Lawyer Bae mentioned that they are projecting their past hardline actions during the abolition of the National Security Act onto the current situation to attract media attention.

She pointed out that this could be seen as an attempt to divert public attention from important domestic issues such as North Korea-related news or the DMZ situation.

Prosecution-related bills have already passed, and legal procedures are finalized, with the investigative functions being transferred from the prosecution to the Public Prosecution Office and the Central Investigation Agency starting October 2.

Lawyer Bae Seung-hee interpreted former Minister Yoo Si-min's attack on Chairman Lee Jae-myung, despite the legally irreversible situation, not as a simple legal debate but as part of an internal power struggle within the party.

Lawyer Bae Seung-hee criticized that, from the public's perspective, it is disappointing to see only power struggles and no attention to public welfare when the country is collapsing and prices are soaring.

Lawyer Bae Seung-hee noted that controversies arose over aides, including the chief of staff, being bypassed in the party personnel process, which could lead to a weakening of Chairman Lee Jae-myung's control and internal fatigue.

This dispute is a real political survival battle under the guise of prosecution reform, and the strategic conflict surrounding both sides' legal risks is deepening.

She also demanded that former interim chairman Han stop 'cuckoo politics' and bravely take off his 'wig' (metaphorically, his hidden political intentions) to form a party and confront directly.

This is interpreted as criticism of actions that hinder the unity of the conservative camp, coupled with suspicions that he attempted to create internal divisions during the Busan mayoral election.