Yoo Si-min: "Lee Jae-myung, like Yoon Suk-yeol, is dismantling his governing base"... Host counters: "Image of an arrogant powerful person"

Author Yoo Si-min explained that the core principle of maintaining power, in both chimpanzee and human societies, lies in the 'ability to form alliances.' He cited the case of former President Yoon Suk-yeol dismantling his own governing base during the process of removing former representative Lee Jun-seok. Yoo Si-min assessed that President Lee Jae-myung is currently dismantling his governing coalition in a similar manner to former President Yoon Suk-yeol.

Author Yoo Si-min emphasized that the 49% approval rating, achieved by the unity of all progressive reform camps during the presidential election, was President Lee Jae-myung's core base. However, he criticized that President Lee Jae-myung is currently dismantling it himself. He added that the recent party convention results showed that Democratic Party members had lost their sense of direction.

The host criticized author Yoo Si-min for trivializing policy achievements and instead emphasizing a 'mob culture' and 'us vs. them' style of solidarity. The host suggested that this is no different from incitement that turns civilization back to barbarism.

The host pointed out that author Yoo Si-min's balance between reason and emotion has been broken. He added that Yoo Si-min seems to be overlooking truths beyond facts.

The host identified author Yoo Si-min and others as the primary contributors to the collapse of President Lee Jae-myung's governing base. The host claimed that while President Lee Jae-myung succeeded in expanding to the center by turning people who disliked the Democratic Party into supporters after the presidential election, Yoo Si-min and others showed hostility towards these 'New Lee Jae-myung' forces. This caused conflict between traditional supporters and newly joined supporters, ultimately weakening President Lee Jae-myung's support base.

The host claimed that the traditional vested interests within the Democratic Party are using 'core supporters' to demand that President Lee Jae-myung 'bow his head.' They are pressuring him to follow the demands of the vested interests rather than focusing on policy achievements, using 'fear marketing' by stating that if he doesn't comply, his approval rating will drop to the 30% range. The host added that this behavior is similar to Kim Eo-jun's remarks, pressuring President Lee Jae-myung.

Author Yoo Si-min criticized that President Lee Jae-myung's behavior over the past year since taking power has been that of an 'arrogant powerful person,' not the 'tool of history' that supporters had expected. He reiterated that President Lee Jae-myung is dismantling his governing coalition himself. Yoo Si-min added that politics is ultimately done by the people, and it is time for President Lee Jae-myung to prove this fact.

Author Yoo Si-min cited the 'Five Levels of Politics' theory, explaining that the best politics follows the will of the people, and the worst politics contends with the people. He diagnosed that President Lee Jae-myung is currently exhibiting behaviors of inducing self-interest, moralizing, and contending with the people. Yoo Si-min criticized that communication and empathy are unable to penetrate President Lee Jae-myung's algorithm.

The host interpreted author Yoo Si-min's remarks as another political instigation against President Lee Jae-myung. He countered that President Lee Jae-myung has shown more transparent communication methods, such as press conferences and public cabinet meetings, compared to the Moon Jae-in administration. The host argued that President Lee Jae-myung is not fighting with Yoo Si-min, but rather Yoo Si-min is trying to fight with the President.

The host criticized author Yoo Si-min for seemingly being intoxicated with dictatorship, having wielded intellectual power for a long time. He pointed out that Yoo Si-min uses definitions that do not align with facts and context to dictate to supporters.

The host drew attention to the fact that Supreme Council member Han Min-soo stated he 'disagreed' with author Yoo Si-min's remarks. He explained that this indicates an awareness even within the pro-Lee faction that Yoo Si-min's remarks do not align with public and party sentiment emphasized at the party convention.

The host assessed that author Yoo Si-min had himself dismantled the governing base of the pro-Moon faction with his remarks. He predicted a reduction in Yoo Si-min's political influence, stating that even Kim Eo-jun would now be hesitant to invite Yoo Si-min to his broadcasts.