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00:00:00Thank you for watching NewsLive, your host for this week, Toyotomi Sato.
00:00:20Is there any news you're interested in?
00:00:22I'm still more interested in Saito-san.
00:00:25Even though I saw him being eliminated.
00:00:28I thought he was going to be eliminated from the start.
00:00:32Even though things turned out this way.
00:00:34Even though we have to rebuild the prefecture.
00:00:37The prefecture tends to stop.
00:00:39I don't know if it's true.
00:00:41We'll talk about it in detail.
00:00:43What about you, Toyosaki-san?
00:00:44I'm also a former Hyogo resident.
00:00:47I'm currently living in Akashi.
00:00:49I'm interested in Saito-san.
00:00:51I'm not going to disobey the labor law.
00:00:54And I'm not going to protect Saito-san.
00:00:57But I'm sure there are a lot of governors who are surprised by the labor law.
00:01:03I'm sure there are a lot of governors who are surprised by the labor law.
00:01:04I'm sure there are a lot of governors who are surprised by the labor law.
00:01:06I'm sure there are a lot of governors who are surprised by the labor law.
00:01:13Mr. Yo, you said you knew the details of Saito-san's computer.
00:01:16Everyone says they don't know.
00:01:18Oh, about the computer.
00:01:19There are a lot of things about that, too.
00:01:21Let's start with the report from Governor Saito.
00:01:25Governor Hyogo Saito, who broke the expectations of the major media and made a great comeback.
00:01:31However, once again, a new suspicion arises.
00:01:34In addition, there is a lot of discussion about how to report it.
00:01:43Saito! Saito! Saito!
00:01:49People who support Mr. Saito.
00:01:51People who don't support Mr. Saito.
00:01:54The election of Governor Hyogo, which divided public opinion.
00:01:58Less than a week after the fierce battle,
00:02:02the post on the Internet of the PR company president who supported Governor Saito became a hot topic.
00:02:08Suspicions of violating Governor Saito's labor law emerged.
00:02:14After going through the blockade,
00:02:16once again, the news was heated on TV.
00:02:19And again, the opinions were divided into two.
00:02:24If the PR company president was paid money, it was out.
00:02:29In the first place, if the PR company was in charge of the election, it was out.
00:02:36No, even if he was working for free, it was out.
00:02:40On the other hand, there was a voice calling out to Governor Saito.
00:02:45It's not good to decide that it's a crime when you still don't know the situation.
00:02:51Just as in the case of Kawahara Suspicion, it's not good to say things in haste.
00:02:56It's not good to discuss whether it's a crime after there is evidence of premeditation or something.
00:03:02Many questions were raised in the news that was broadcasted on a daily basis.
00:03:07Where is the essence of the problem lurking in a series of reports?
00:03:12On the other hand...
00:03:14Who is the one who chases out the bad guy and puts in a new wind?
00:03:18Who is it?
00:03:20At least, you're not qualified as a prosecutor.
00:03:24I'm going to break the law.
00:03:28What's wrong with the mayor?
00:03:30That's all.
00:03:31The next name was Ban Taniguchi.
00:03:34As this act hit Kawahara,
00:03:37about 800 complaints emails were sent to Mayor Aioi Taniguchi, and he apologized afterwards.
00:03:43I'd like to apologize from the bottom of my heart.
00:03:48After the re-election of Governor Saito,
00:03:50Governor Taniguchi appeared to be waiting for the governor.
00:03:59Especially in the scene of the direct interview with Governor Saito.
00:04:04I don't think I've done anything that goes against the Labor Election Act.
00:04:09What did you say?
00:04:12Various questions have been raised in recent TV reports.
00:04:18Please take a look at these questions from Mr. Yurie Toyosaki and Mr. Hong Kong.
00:04:24Please take a look at these questions from Mr. Yurie Toyosaki and Mr. Hong Kong.
00:04:29Of course, it is important whether it is a violation of the law,
00:04:33but is it okay for the election to stop again?
00:04:39Is Governor Saito really violating the Labor Election Act?
00:04:45Even if it is not handled by the media, if it is a violation,
00:04:48the Bureau of Investigation will take action, won't it?
00:04:51Please tell us.
00:04:54Mr. Toyosaki.
00:04:55Yes.
00:04:56The Hyogo Prefecture.
00:04:57I thought it was finally starting to move again, but I thought it would stop again.
00:05:00That's right.
00:05:01Moreover, in the election, it was like dividing the people into two.
00:05:04Is it Saito or not?
00:05:06I got the feeling like that.
00:05:08Of course, it's not a bad thing for citizens to be interested in politics,
00:05:12but it's a political issue, isn't it?
00:05:14I see.
00:05:15We've been talking about the contents of the election report for a long time,
00:05:20so I'm worried about what will happen if it goes on like this.
00:05:25Mr. Hong Kong.
00:05:26Yes.
00:05:27If this is a violation, the Bureau of Investigation will take action,
00:05:30so the media doesn't have to go that far, right?
00:05:34I think the media is irresponsible.
00:05:36If this is a violation, what should we do?
00:05:39Mr. Saito said on TV that it was a bad idea,
00:05:43so everyone went to SNS and said,
00:05:45what should we do?
00:05:47It's a natural phenomenon, isn't it?
00:05:49That's why PR companies put in their effort.
00:05:52At first, no matter what the media said,
00:05:54they said they would never win.
00:05:56It's a story about whether PR companies will cooperate or not.
00:06:00So I think it's not a volunteer.
00:06:04I don't know if the money has moved or not.
00:06:07I'd like to hear from these people.
00:06:09He specializes in politics and media.
00:06:12He is Mr. Ryosuke Nishida, who analyzes society from a multilateral point of view.
00:06:15Nice to meet you remotely.
00:06:17Nice to meet you.
00:06:18Nice to meet you remotely.
00:06:19And...
00:06:20He said last week that he gave up his job to find out the current situation of Hyogo Prefecture.
00:06:27He is Mr. Keisuke Miyazaki.
00:06:29I'm told this every time.
00:06:32I'm told this every time.
00:06:34Nice to meet you.
00:06:35Nice to meet you.
00:06:36Let's get started.
00:06:37Mr. Nishida, what do you think about the report of Governor Saito?
00:06:40What do you think about the report of Governor Saito?
00:06:42Yes.
00:06:43Yes.
00:06:44It's not on the screen, is it?
00:06:45It's on the screen.
00:06:46The current SNS revenue is unexpected.
00:06:50It's unexpected.
00:06:51Next, Mr. Miyazaki, what do you think?
00:06:53Next, Mr. Miyazaki, what do you think about the report of Governor Saito?
00:06:54Go ahead.
00:06:55The violation of the Labor Election Act is a serious crime that can be arrested.
00:06:59The point is whether there was a recruitment of athletes.
00:07:02Whether there was a recruitment of athletes.
00:07:03Yes, I understand.
00:07:04Yes, I understand.
00:07:05First, please look at this.
00:07:06Let's go.
00:07:07This time, the press is heating up with the suspicion of violating the Labor Election Act.
00:07:12Last week, the PR company president posted a column saying that he left the election campaign of Governor Saito to the public.
00:07:19This is a violation of the Labor Election Act, isn't it?
00:07:22It was a big deal on SNS and the media.
00:07:24This week, the governor paid about 700,000 yen for the poster design fee, but the president participated as a volunteer.
00:07:31There is no recognition that it violates the Labor Election Act.
00:07:34The deputy lawyer also said that the SNS operation was mainly operated by Mr. Saito's personnel.
00:07:40There is no problem.
00:07:42In the Labor Election Act, the payment for rewards such as Uguisu Castle poster production is OK.
00:07:48I paid 700,000 yen for the poster design fee.
00:07:50The payment is OK.
00:07:51The SNS strategy planning rate is that if you pay the rewards, you will be bribed.
00:07:59The SNS operation was mainly operated by Mr. Saito's personnel.
00:08:04Now, Mr. Miyazaki, on the side of the teacher.
00:08:06If there is a bribe for athletes, it is out.
00:08:09If you are a volunteer after the National Day, it is OK.
00:08:12When I was a volunteer, I got paid and helped.
00:08:16First of all, this Labor Election Act.
00:08:20It's a Labor Election Act, but can you explain it in a simple way?
00:08:24It is the Labor Election Act that tells the person who is going to run for office to keep it down.
00:08:30The violation of the Labor Election Act is quite serious.
00:08:33For example, there is a problem of politics and money.
00:08:35It is a policy to regulate political funds, but it is a more strict law than that.
00:08:40Labor Election Act
00:08:41For example, in the case of politics and money, you are responsible for the secretary and run away.
00:08:46There is such a thing, but this is a series of things.
00:08:48The national ticket will be suspended.
00:08:50The top will be suspended.
00:08:51The top will be suspended.
00:08:52This is quite strict.
00:08:53The whole camp is going to do it.
00:08:56It is such a problem.
00:08:57It is written there as well.
00:08:59Athletes are bribed.
00:09:01The premise of the bill is that it is easy for people who have money to win.
00:09:08In other words, there was something like bribing.
00:09:10That's the problem, isn't it?
00:09:11That's where the reform starts.
00:09:13The more people there are, the better.
00:09:16So basically, let's do it as a volunteer.
00:09:18If you pay money and buy it, you have an advantage.
00:09:21That's why I'm buying athletes.
00:09:23It's pretty strict.
00:09:24To be precise, when it comes to elections, there is a phone operation.
00:09:28You make a phone call.
00:09:29You can't pay the hourly wage anymore.
00:09:32It's definitely a volunteer.
00:09:34If it's a volunteer, it's OK.
00:09:39OK.
00:09:40However, if you pay money to such a person, you will be robbed at that moment.
00:09:44Yes.
00:09:45That's what it is.
00:09:46So it's OK to be a volunteer because it's an election campaign.
00:09:49When I was a volunteer, I got a permanent job.
00:09:52It's okay if you're a manager.
00:09:55I'm doing it on my own.
00:09:57If you're getting money from people, it's easy to understand if you're being dispatched from a company.
00:10:02It's a violation because the company is paying the money and directly sending the people.
00:10:08It's a violation.
00:10:09This is also a violation.
00:10:10So, if you say you're coming, you have a certificate that you've got a permanent job.
00:10:15Oh, I see.
00:10:16So you can rest assured.
00:10:18You have to be that careful.
00:10:20You can't be strict.
00:10:22Let me ask you.
00:10:23You paid about 700,000 yen for the design of the poster.
00:10:26This is not a problem in the public office election law.
00:10:31You paid 700,000 yen.
00:10:32This is related to poster production.
00:10:36And it's before the election.
00:10:38So I was told that it was okay.
00:10:41That's actually what happened.
00:10:43After the election was announced, the PR company said,
00:10:50I did it on my own, strategically.
00:10:56I thought about it and did it.
00:10:58That's what I said.
00:10:59This is a little out.
00:11:01It's like professionals who are familiar with public office elections are attacking at the same time.
00:11:06Mr. Nishida, how do you see the current SNS election?
00:11:11It's beyond the law.
00:11:13Is that what you mean?
00:11:15That's right.
00:11:16It's a matter of operation, but it's a matter of general people.
00:11:21And then there are those who are not athletes.
00:11:24The streamer is going to put out a video.
00:11:28That's where you get the money.
00:11:30That's how it works.
00:11:32If the election movement using the Internet in Japan can be recognized,
00:11:36It's the reform of the public office election law in 2013.
00:11:39At that time, it wasn't fully implemented.
00:11:42It's because that kind of service hasn't been generalized yet.
00:11:45Can you change the monitor a little bit?
00:11:47This is the next monitor.
00:11:49It's pretty difficult to deal with the advertising revenue of SNS.
00:11:54For example, a candidate for the election is giving a speech.
00:11:58It's a video.
00:11:59You can cut it out for free.
00:12:02Please cut it out and upload it.
00:12:05Editing and supporting video distribution.
00:12:08SNS influencers are spreading.
00:12:11As a result, the number of views for this video speech is 10 million.
00:12:17For example, once the advertising revenue is 0.1 yen.
00:12:20This is 10 million yen.
00:12:21It's a total of 10 million yen.
00:12:23It's the same for YouTube and SNS.
00:12:26We're going to distribute the ad revenue to influencers as 100 million yen.
00:12:32This money.
00:12:33Is this the money that's actually going to be rewarded to Nishida's athletes?
00:12:39No, no, no.
00:12:41I'm sorry.
00:12:42I'm sorry.
00:12:43I'm sorry.
00:12:44I'm sorry.
00:12:45I'm sorry.
00:12:46I'm sorry.
00:12:47I'm sorry.
00:12:48I'm sorry.
00:12:49I'm sorry.
00:12:50I'm sorry.
00:12:51I'm sorry.
00:12:52I don't think this is a reward for athletes.
00:12:57I don't think about that either.
00:13:02But in reality, this is what is happening.
00:13:07At that time, there are cases where influencers upload videos
00:13:12regardless of the election.
00:13:17Some people upload videos to support influencers.
00:13:22There are also cases where influencers upload videos for public good.
00:13:27There are people who are not free.
00:13:32I can't tell the difference, but it's like supporting the same candidate.
00:13:37I don't think the Ministry of Health and Welfare thought about whether it was good or bad
00:13:43I see. Mr. Yoichi Takahashi,
00:13:48how do you feel about the suspicion that the PR company president's column started?
00:13:53I don't think it's related to the public good election law.
00:13:58Mr. Saito is from the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
00:14:03He doesn't make decisions on his own, but he contacts the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
00:14:08I often ask him how he feels about it.
00:14:13I don't think it's a big deal.
00:14:18Speaking of influencers,
00:14:23I'm more than a million, so I'm careful.
00:14:28The most important thing is to support a certain person in a certain election.
00:14:33I'm very careful about these three conditions.
00:14:38I'm doing it with caution.
00:14:43I'm watching Mr. Takahashi's YouTube channel,
00:14:48and I'm trying to pay attention to the comments of support for the candidates.
00:14:53I can't help it if it's a certain election and a certain person.
00:14:58If you don't support it, you won't be affected by the three conditions, so it's okay.
00:15:03By the way,
00:15:08there are people who say they did it on social media.
00:15:13That person is a big misunderstanding.
00:15:18As I said in this program before,
00:15:23I'm not affected by social media.
00:15:28I don't know what this is.
00:15:33It's too much.
00:15:38She's had a lot of incidents before.
00:15:43One of them is about the influence.
00:15:48It's been clearly analyzed.
00:15:53I'm sure there are people who supported Mr. Ishimaru.
00:15:58Obviously, it's a business, it's a money-making business.
00:16:03If Mr. Ishimaru does a good job, he'll get more access, so he'll make a lot of money.
00:16:08There are a lot of people who are motivated to do this.
00:16:13I don't know if I can say this,
00:16:18but there are special phenomena in the world of the Internet, such as the echo chamber.
00:16:23I think there is a mass social phenomenon that leads to consciousness.
00:16:28If this continues,
00:16:33we can't have a fair election at all.
00:16:38I haven't seen a clear analysis of whether or not he was angry about the election.
00:16:43From that point of view,
00:16:48I think it's important to make it clear that this election was appropriate.
00:16:53Mr. Miyazaki, what do you think about the advertising revenue of social media?
00:16:58I think this issue needs to be discussed and verified.
00:17:03The first time I noticed this was when the Ishimaru phenomenon happened.
00:17:08When I was talking to the members of the National Assembly,
00:17:13I heard that the Ishimaru camp was recruiting people to shoot and upload their speeches.
00:17:18There was a debate about whether this would affect the number of athletes.
00:17:23But it's been going on for a long time now.
00:17:28I think it's very difficult to say whether or not we're in the middle of it,
00:17:33or whether or not we know how it's going.
00:17:38It's an old election, but I think it was a few decades ago.
00:17:43There was a debate about what it would be like if a singer who was supporting a certain person sang a song on a bus.
00:17:48There was a debate about what it would be like if a singer who was supporting a certain person sang a song on a bus.
00:17:53The definition of recruiting for a supporter is very broad.
00:17:58I think we have to think about how money can move up to a million yen.
00:18:06Wait a minute. Mr. Nakama, I'd like to hear you out.
00:18:10It's a difficult story.
00:18:13The National Assembly is not stupid.
00:18:16Mr. Ishimaru is down.
00:18:18In the end, what you see is the content.
00:18:21I don't think there's a need to be so careful.
00:18:25On the contrary, I think there's a chance to think about it if you look at it in various places.
00:18:30What do you think, Mr. Hong Kong?
00:18:32Mr. Ishimaru lost, so he didn't make a fuss.
00:18:35Mr. Saito won, so he said,
00:18:37This is strange. Hit me. Hit me.
00:18:40I'll give you a million yen.
00:18:43Some people give it to you.
00:18:45Some people say no to Mr. Saito.
00:18:48Some people say, What do you think of this governor?
00:18:52Some people upload that video.
00:18:54It's up to that person, too.
00:18:56I don't know how to regulate this place.
00:19:00As Mr. Nakama said,
00:19:03I don't think the people of the prefecture did it.
00:19:05I think it was a policy.
00:19:08The government did this.
00:19:10Please take a look at this.
00:19:12The prefectural government is considering social media restrictions in the election.
00:19:17President Suzuki of the Liberal Democratic Party
00:19:19If there is anything that clearly has a negative effect on social media, not just elections and politics,
00:19:24If there is something that cannot be regulated by the current law,
00:19:26We'll think about the legal system.
00:19:28Mr. Tamaki, National Democrat Tamaki
00:19:30Elections, social media, not to be regulated.
00:19:32I don't think the people are voting.
00:19:36Mr. Nishida, how do you feel?
00:19:38Yes, first of all, there are two.
00:19:41First of all, I think it's a problem that it wasn't assumed.
00:19:46In Japan, the reform of the election system is done by political leadership.
00:19:52It's become an obstacle.
00:19:54The Ministry of Justice doesn't actively regulate the law.
00:20:00On the other hand,
00:20:02For example, I don't know how much influence this PR company has had.
00:20:08What if a strange PR company comes out?
00:20:11If you think about it,
00:20:13Whether or not to regulate it is up to you.
00:20:16You can evaluate the situation.
00:20:18I think it's a good idea to consult with various experts.
00:20:22However, such a meeting of the Ministry of Justice has been suspended since 2013.
00:20:27I don't think it's officially considered.
00:20:30I think this is the problem.
00:20:32I think we should at least start considering it.
00:20:34I see. I think we should consider it.
00:20:37What do you think, Toyosaki-san?
00:20:39What do you think about SNS restrictions on election activities?
00:20:43I don't agree with the restrictions.
00:20:46But if you think about the case of people other than candidates who make money from it,
00:20:51I think it would be nice if the platform side could create a mechanism
00:20:56so that people other than candidates who make money from SNS
00:21:00can't make money from election-related things.
00:21:03I think it would be nice if the platform side could create a mechanism
00:21:06so that people other than candidates who make money from SNS
00:21:09can't make money from election-related things.
00:21:11Mr. Nijii, please.
00:21:13In this discussion,
00:21:15Mr. Takahashi has been saying this for a while,
00:21:17but Mr. Saito said how much money we can make.
00:21:19This time, it's 700,000 yen.
00:21:21Is that the point? How much money can we make?
00:21:23We, ordinary people, don't really understand this.
00:21:27I asked a lot of people who are in the police department,
00:21:31and they said it's hard to raise 700,000 yen.
00:21:34What does that mean?
00:21:36If it's not about 1 million yen, it's a little hard to move.
00:21:40I heard there's something like that.
00:21:42What is that?
00:21:43I don't really understand that.
00:21:45Of course.
00:21:47It's a matter of whether or not it will hit the pre-polling.
00:21:51The pre-polling of the 700,000 yen is OK,
00:21:55but whether or not it will hit the pre-polling is a matter of three digits.
00:22:00In my story,
00:22:02there was a scandal about Okura, right?
00:22:04I don't know. Please tell me.
00:22:06He said something like, no bread, shabu-shabu,
00:22:08and he was taken aback.
00:22:10He was taken aback.
00:22:12He was taken aback.
00:22:14He was taken aback.
00:22:16He was taken aback.
00:22:18He was there at the time, so he was taken aback.
00:22:20But he said, no, I'm not taken aback.
00:22:22I'm saying it myself.
00:22:24I'm saying it myself.
00:22:26I'm saying it myself.
00:22:28I looked it all up,
00:22:30and the only thing I saw around me was a three-digit number.
00:22:34That happens a lot.
00:22:36For example, there is a speed violation in traffic.
00:22:39At that time, it was close to the question of whether or not
00:22:42it would hit the pre-polling of 100,000 yen or 1,000,000 yen.
00:22:45So, even if you do the same bad thing,
00:22:48even if you do the same bad thing,
00:22:50if you do 700,000 yen and 1,000,000 yen,
00:22:52it will be completely different in the four directions.
00:22:55So, in court, it's 0 or 1,
00:22:57but in general society,
00:22:59even if you don't get caught in court,
00:23:01you can't go out with him.
00:23:03So, in the world of elections,
00:23:05it's closer to,
00:23:07I can't trust him.
00:23:09So, it's important to focus on things other than the court.
00:23:14Also, there is the issue of money.
00:23:16Plus Alpha,
00:23:18as I confirmed with the Prime Minister,
00:23:20the point is whether or not this is a simple business.
00:23:24The consultants,
00:23:26the people who work for Merchant Agency,
00:23:32they write a piece of paper like an instruction.
00:23:34In order to prove that
00:23:36they can't do it strategically,
00:23:39they make a piece of paper
00:23:41and show it to the people
00:23:43as if they were doing it the way they were doing it.
00:23:46And at the same time,
00:23:47the amount of money is also like that.
00:23:49They're the union.
00:23:50On social media, for example, on LINE,
00:23:53I said that even if we were told how much it would cost, it wouldn't be enough.
00:23:58They said that we were doing it so strictly.
00:24:02On the other hand, there was news about Governor Saito.
00:24:05Please take a look at this.
00:24:07Governor Saito, before the election,
00:24:13on the 14th, 22 mayors in the prefecture expressed their support for candidate Inamura.
00:24:18Governor Taniguchi's behavior is a hot topic.
00:24:21He is not qualified to be a governor.
00:24:22The desk is banned.
00:24:23Who is going to be the new president?
00:24:24Inamura.
00:24:25The desk is banned.
00:24:26The mayor has been rejected by more than 800 people.
00:24:28After the governor was re-elected,
00:24:29last Friday,
00:24:30many people, including the governor,
00:24:32were very unhappy with my speech.
00:24:35I would like to apologize from the bottom of my heart.
00:24:38And,
00:24:39Governor Yoshimura,
00:24:41the representative of the Association for the Reconstruction of Japan,
00:24:44Mr. Saito was re-elected in 2021 with the approval of the Association for the Reconstruction of Japan.
00:24:47He was elected as a member of the Association for the Reconstruction of Japan.
00:24:49At first, the Association for the Reconstruction of Japan was alive.
00:24:52However, the Association for the Reconstruction of Japan, including the Association for the Reconstruction of Japan,
00:24:54decided that the governor was not qualified to be a governor.
00:24:57After the re-election,
00:24:58the Association for the Reconstruction of Japan decided that the governor was not qualified to be a governor.
00:25:00The way the Association for the Reconstruction of Japan did it,
00:25:01there was nothing like this.
00:25:03I think it's a little different.
00:25:06Now, Mr. Miyazaki.
00:25:07Yes.
00:25:08This is how Mr. Taniguchi's behavior continues.
00:25:11Mr. Taniguchi.
00:25:14Mr. Taniguchi.
00:25:15He was a good, kind man.
00:25:19I agree.
00:25:20As for his statement,
00:25:22when it comes to elections,
00:25:24he says he was excited and beat the hell out of the people.
00:25:27He's excited.
00:25:28He has been elected seven times without voting,
00:25:32so he hasn't run for office.
00:25:34So I wonder what he was so excited about.
00:25:37I think so.
00:25:38You're saying something nasty.
00:25:43The mayor of Itami City and Takarazuka City
00:25:46went to the office on the day of the election.
00:25:49They are the two mayors who opposed the re-election.
00:25:53So I organized it.
00:25:54I was wondering if there would be another Anabana election.
00:25:57Me.
00:25:58Is that so?
00:25:59Is that so?
00:26:00It's half and half.
00:26:01I looked it up.
00:26:02Then,
00:26:03there is Minami Awaji City next.
00:26:06Mr. Tachibana said that.
00:26:08The next one was April 22.
00:26:11Mr. Takarazuka and Mr. Itami.
00:26:14These two are saying that their election will come next.
00:26:17I see.
00:26:18I think they are thinking about themselves.
00:26:21What do you think, Mr. Yoshimura?
00:26:25Well,
00:26:26it's pretty early.
00:26:27Your mouth is heavy all of a sudden.
00:26:30I don't have the courage to talk about Mr. Yoshimura.
00:26:33I think it's a turnabout.
00:26:35What do you think, Mr. Nishida?
00:26:37Well,
00:26:38the re-election of the governor by the local government is a big deal.
00:26:42Yes.
00:26:43The conditions are more severe than in the country.
00:26:46It's because it's a two-dimensional representation.
00:26:50Among them,
00:26:51the local governors of Ishin,
00:26:54including Mr. Yoshimura,
00:26:57I'll leave Mr. Yoshimura aside.
00:26:59Ishin also agreed.
00:27:01Yes.
00:27:02Ishin also set up its own candidate.
00:27:05However, some members of Ishin
00:27:08pushed Mr. Saito.
00:27:10It's a pretty strange move.
00:27:12I don't think it's going to work at all.
00:27:14Moreover,
00:27:15the representative of Kyogo Ishin
00:27:18has resigned from his position.
00:27:21I see.
00:27:22So,
00:27:23Mr. Yoshimura
00:27:24I don't think it's going to work.
00:27:26It's not going to work for Ishin.
00:27:28It's not going to work for Mr. Saito.
00:27:30I think it's pretty messed up.
00:27:32I see.
00:27:33Among them,
00:27:34there are some people who have this opinion.
00:27:36Please look at this.
00:27:37Here it is.
00:27:38It's Mr. Hong Kong.
00:27:39The media is desperately shouting
00:27:41against the 700,000 yen embezzlement law,
00:27:43but there is news that should be taken up more.
00:27:45I'd like to talk about this later.
00:27:50The ally of justice broadcast live.
00:27:52The media is desperately shouting
00:27:54against the 700,000 yen embezzlement law,
00:27:56but there is news that should be taken up more.
00:27:58Please look at this.
00:28:00The U.S. Judicial Bureau,
00:28:02which is involved in the IR embezzlement case
00:28:04including the fire in Japan,
00:28:06is also involved in the topic of
00:28:08revealing the contents of the base.
00:28:10According to the Daily Newspaper,
00:28:12on the 18th of this month,
00:28:14the U.S. Judicial Bureau announced that
00:28:16it had filed a lawsuit.
00:28:18Pan, the former CEO of 500.com,
00:28:20a Chinese company,
00:28:22has sent a large amount of money
00:28:24without revealing the name
00:28:26of multiple Japanese companies.
00:28:28In 2017, Pan filed a lawsuit
00:28:30against multiple Japanese companies
00:28:32and when the Japanese authorities
00:28:34went on a trip to Macau,
00:28:36they were charged with
00:28:38private jet, chipping,
00:28:40eating, sexual harassment,
00:28:42and sexual harassment.
00:28:44The total amount of money
00:28:46was about 2.9 million yen.
00:28:48Mr. Tsuka Akimoto,
00:28:50a former member of the House of Representatives,
00:28:52was found guilty of embezzlement.
00:28:54Mr. Hong Kong,
00:28:56a former Japanese lawyer,
00:28:58was found guilty of embezzlement.
00:29:00Mr. Kato,
00:29:02a former television reporter,
00:29:04was found guilty of embezzlement.
00:29:06Mr. Inagi,
00:29:08a former participant of the
00:29:10American Investigation,
00:29:12was found guilty of embezzlement
00:29:14and was found guilty of embezzlement.
00:29:16Mr. Ise,
00:29:18a former Japanese reporter,
00:29:20was found guilty of embezzlement.
00:29:22Mr. Nishigura,
00:29:24The president is going to be president again, so it's going to be like this.
00:29:28A little while ago, I was talking about this kind of PC with Mr. Saito, right?
00:29:34Yes.
00:29:34In this program.
00:29:35Yes.
00:29:35Because the contents are already out on the Internet.
00:29:38This kind of password.
00:29:39So, in short, I think the media will probably go that way.
00:29:44Of course, I think it would be good to get the media's information a little earlier and consider it.
00:29:50I see.
00:29:51Well, Mr. Trump's speech on the Judiciary.
00:29:54Yes.
00:29:54This is already on the homepage of the Judiciary.
00:29:59Yes.
00:29:59If you look at it as it is.
00:30:01Well, first of all, it's a plural.
00:30:04It's in English, so it's a plural.
00:30:06And if you talk about Japan as it is, it's a singular.
00:30:10It's just Mr. Akimoto.
00:30:11Yes.
00:30:11It's a plural.
00:30:12And if you look inside, it says, I got all the materials from the JSDF.
00:30:16Yes.
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00:36:40What is going on?
00:36:45West Nakama has a question for the news.
00:36:50How likely is it that Russia will launch nuclear weapons in the future?
00:36:56Please tell us.
00:36:59Nakama, the video was a little scary, wasn't it?
00:37:02The Maha-10 missile.
00:37:05I think Russia wants to advance nuclear weapons until Trump takes over.
00:37:12I think it's a good idea to invade Russia to some extent.
00:37:15That's right.
00:37:16It's a good idea to do it before the inauguration.
00:37:18But if that happens, the Ukrainian officials will be angry.
00:37:21They are originally angry.
00:37:23So when the nuclear reaction begins, I think they will use nuclear weapons.
00:37:28The Ukrainian people's desire to divide the amount they have now.
00:37:36So it's difficult to drop it there.
00:37:40Now, I'd like to ask this person for this news.
00:37:42After graduating from the Defense University, he joined the Japan Self-Defense Force.
00:37:45In addition, he has been dealing with various crisis in Japan as the best JSDF chief of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
00:37:51He is Mr. Katsutoshi Kawano.
00:37:54Let's talk about Russia.
00:37:55Mr. Kawano, what do you think?
00:37:57Here you go.
00:38:01Oh.
00:38:03It is possible that the war will be put to an end by January 20th.
00:38:09Mr. Kawano will now explain in detail.
00:38:15First, let's take a look at the war between Russia and Ukraine.
00:38:23Is the threat of nuclear war a real one?
00:38:27Ukraine launched a long-range missile from the United States on January 19th.
00:38:31It was the first time that it was used to attack the Russian territory.
00:38:34It is an American-made missile, the A-TACMS.
00:38:38Its maximum range is about 300 kilometers.
00:38:42It was launched within the range of the missile.
00:38:48On the other hand, the Russian government decided to use nuclear weapons on the 14th.
00:38:52It approved the nuclear doctrine.
00:38:56Mr. Kawano, what is the nuclear doctrine?
00:38:59It is a document that defines when to use nuclear weapons.
00:39:03The United States and the United Kingdom have nuclear weapons.
00:39:07Do you have a nuclear doctrine in each country?
00:39:09Yes, we have it.
00:39:11It was approved by Putin.
00:39:14Even if a large number of military aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles, and drones are launched,
00:39:20they will be counterattacked by nuclear weapons.
00:39:22If a large number of such weapons are launched,
00:39:26they will use nuclear weapons to protect the Russian people.
00:39:31Even if it is a normal weapon, it will be used.
00:39:36This month, on May 21,
00:39:40a new medium-range missile destroyed a weapon factory in Ukraine.
00:39:44The new medium-range missile, Oreshnik,
00:39:47is said to have a range of 3,000 to 5,500 meters.
00:39:50It is said that it is too fast to intercept.
00:39:52It can be equipped with six warheads.
00:39:54This time, it was not equipped with a comparison warhead.
00:39:59It is a retaliation for the use of American and British missiles.
00:40:04It means that it flew from here.
00:40:06The use of Oreshnik is a political message to the West.
00:40:09However, the possibility of actually using nuclear weapons is extremely low.
00:40:13It's a pretty big missile, isn't it?
00:40:15It's a pretty big missile.
00:40:16It is also called Mach 10 or 11.
00:40:19It is a type of missile that is said to have a very long range.
00:40:23A missile with a range of more than 5,500 kilometers is called ICBM.
00:40:29This missile has a range of less than 5,500 kilometers, so it is classified as a medium-range missile.
00:40:34The meaning of using Oreshnik this time is that
00:40:38the United States allowed the use of Oreshnik in the Russian territory in the ATACMS.
00:40:44The missiles that the United States forced to use
00:40:47can be used domestically in Ukraine,
00:40:50but they can't be used in Russia because of the war.
00:40:54But it's okay.
00:40:56However, Oreshnik has a range of 300 kilometers.
00:40:58Therefore, Russian missile bases can be used up to this range.
00:41:04However, this time, Oreshnik has a range of less than 5,500 kilometers.
00:41:11Even if we do this, we have this kind of thing.
00:41:14I see.
00:41:15It won't reach here.
00:41:16That's one message.
00:41:18And this time, it won't reach the United States.
00:41:22However, the United Kingdom and France allowed the use of missiles in Ukraine.
00:41:30So, if you do that, you can aim.
00:41:35If this is the case, it is possible that it will reach France and the United Kingdom.
00:41:41I think it's such a constitution.
00:41:43Moreover, it can be equipped with six bullets,
00:41:46but it can also be loaded here.
00:41:49That's right.
00:41:50It's a threat.
00:41:51That's right.
00:41:52If Russia gets serious, it will go.
00:41:54That's right.
00:41:55It's a card like that.
00:41:56That's right.
00:41:57So, the question you just asked is nuclear.
00:42:00I think there are various ways to look at it.
00:42:02Originally, nuclear weapons were effective when you said,
00:42:06I'll use it, I'll use it.
00:42:08If you actually use it, you don't have to worry about it.
00:42:13If you actually use nuclear weapons, the other country will be in a nuclear war.
00:42:17So, if Putin uses nuclear weapons,
00:42:23the development of the war after that,
00:42:28this is absolutely advantageous for Russia.
00:42:31If you can calculate it, you may use nuclear weapons.
00:42:35But you can't calculate it.
00:42:38The world has never used it since Nagasaki.
00:42:41So, if Russia uses it,
00:42:44I don't know how the West, especially America, will respond.
00:42:48I don't know how China will respond.
00:42:50I don't think Putin will be able to calculate the future.
00:42:55So, I don't think I'll use it.
00:42:57If Putin has a normal judgment.
00:43:02But I don't know if he has a normal judgment.
00:43:08There are places like that.
00:43:09That's right.
00:43:10This time, the Ukraine invasion was reckless.
00:43:15It was a long battle.
00:43:17Putin said he thought it would end in a short period of time.
00:43:20What do you think?
00:43:22Even if you say that,
00:43:24Russia is the same as any other country.
00:43:27It's not supposed to be a system where only one person can press the nuclear button.
00:43:30That's too dangerous.
00:43:31I see.
00:43:32In the case of Russia, the President, the Defense Minister, and the Chief of Staff.
00:43:37It is said that only these three people can do it.
00:43:41Even if one of the three people is against it, you can't press it?
00:43:43No, you can't.
00:43:44You shouldn't do it.
00:43:45Therefore, such a judgment.
00:43:48When Putin tries to make such a crazy judgment,
00:43:53I don't know if the whole of Russia will die.
00:43:57In that case, it depends on whether the people around him will allow it.
00:44:02I see.
00:44:03I've been saying that Putin is going to use it from the beginning.
00:44:07As I just said,
00:44:09I can't calculate what will happen to Putin after that,
00:44:14so I'm going to use it.
00:44:17Mr. Mujii?
00:44:18As you said,
00:44:20It's just that if the level of each doctrine is a military aircraft, a cruise missile, and a unmanned drone,
00:44:25It's a case of a large-scale launch.
00:44:27But it's possible.
00:44:29At that time, if you ignore the change in this doctrine,
00:44:33If the NATO side, the Ukraine side,
00:44:35If a large number of military aircraft, a large number of cruise missiles, and a large number of unmanned drones go off,
00:44:40If Putin doesn't do that, it's a shame.
00:44:43This doctrine is a lie.
00:44:44Well, it's about being able to shoot, so it doesn't have to be, but it's included.
00:44:48You may be driven into a situation where you have to do it when you have to do it.
00:44:52For example, this is almost...
00:44:55As you said, it's extremely low.
00:44:57I'm not saying it's zero.
00:44:59If you ask me what kind of scenario it will be, I can think of a few.
00:45:02I see.
00:45:03Now, in addition to the reward for this missile, the battle has been intensified.
00:45:06Please take a look at this.
00:45:08The reason for the heat wave is...
00:45:11Since August of this year, the Russian army's advance speed has been the fastest in the past.
00:45:15The Russian army's advance speed is the fastest in the past.
00:45:1940% of the Russian-occupied Kursk region has been recaptured by Russia.
00:45:27The battle has been intensified here.
00:45:30Yes, that's right.
00:45:31Is there a shortage of soldiers in the background of the war?
00:45:36Putin has signed a law that prohibits the payment of Ukrainian debt of 10 million rubles, or about 15 million yen in Japanese yen.
00:45:48And one more thing.
00:45:59In other words, it's around here.
00:46:02The U.S. has approved the use of anti-personnel missiles against Ukraine.
00:46:07First of all, the speed of the advance of the two countries is faster.
00:46:12Yes.
00:46:13President Trump is trying to show in the press that Russia has already occupied this area.
00:46:23If Ukraine recaptures this area, it will be impossible.
00:46:27At this point, the U.S. should stop.
00:46:30It should stop here.
00:46:32On the other hand, the U.S. should not allow Ukraine or NATO to invade.
00:46:37Russia should put up with the fact that it has already captured this area.
00:46:40The U.S. is trying to show in this way.
00:46:45Yes.
00:46:46In this case, Russia should expand its territory before Trump takes action.
00:46:57That's why the U.S. is saying, hurry up, hurry up, hurry up, before the president takes office.
00:47:02Yes.
00:47:03However, the U.S. has already captured Ukraine.
00:47:06But the U.S. is now attacking Ukraine and occupying Russia's territory.
00:47:10In this case, the U.S. will be in a very difficult situation when the war ends.
00:47:13I see.
00:47:14The U.S. will expand its territory before Trump takes office.
00:47:20January 20th is the inauguration day of President Trump.
00:47:28And now, the U.S. has declared a ceasefire.
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00:54:32Why does it take so long and so much money?
00:54:35What happens to people who don't have a health insurance or MyNumberCard?
00:54:43There are things that are hard to decide, but there are things that are easy to decide.
00:54:51Why is that?
00:54:53Please tell us.
00:54:55Do you have a MyNumberCard?
00:54:59No, I don't.
00:55:01The vaccine simply doesn't work.
00:55:09It's about 30-ish percent.
00:55:11I don't know if you have it, but please, you have to show it to me.
00:55:14And then you can ask for a DNA test, can't you?
00:55:18You can ask for a DNA test.
00:55:19You can ask for a DNA test.
00:55:20You can ask for a DNA test.
00:55:21You can ask for a DNA test.
00:55:23You can ask for a DNA test.
00:55:25You can ask for a DNA test.
00:55:27I'm
00:55:32not
00:55:37in love
00:55:42with you.
00:55:47I'm
00:55:52What's that?
00:55:54This is not a waste of money.
00:55:56I want people who have insurance to use it.
00:55:58That's what I'm trying to do.
00:56:00I'm trying to get back to the beginning.
00:56:02What about you?
00:56:04Do you use it?
00:56:06Yes, I use it.
00:56:08I use it too.
00:56:10I'm told to use it.
00:56:12There's a window at the hospital.
00:56:14I'm told to use it.
00:56:16And I show my face.
00:56:18I just put the card in front of me.
00:56:20I show my face.
00:56:22I show my face again.
00:56:24And I'm not caught.
00:56:28So it's a hindrance.
00:56:30I know that.
00:56:32So I'm told to go to the insurance.
00:56:34I know that.
00:56:36I wish I could go to the insurance.
00:56:38Or hand sanitation.
00:56:40It looks cool.
00:56:42Do you have a card?
00:56:44I don't have one.
00:56:46It looks cool.
00:56:48I don't know how to do it.
00:56:50Just sign up and bring it to me.
00:56:52But there are a lot of problems.
00:56:54Then I'll do that.
00:56:56I'll ask these people to teach me.
00:56:58He is Kimura Morio, a medical specialist
00:57:00at the former Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
00:57:02Nice to meet you.
00:57:04He is Takahashi Yoichi,
00:57:06a former Cabinet Secretary
00:57:08and a member of the Suga Cabinet
00:57:10and a member of the Suga Cabinet
00:57:12and a member of the Suga Cabinet
00:57:14and a member of the Suga Cabinet
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00:57:36and a member of the Suga Cabinet
00:57:38and a member of the Suga Cabinet
00:57:40and a member of the Suga Cabinet
00:57:42and a member of the Suga Cabinet
00:57:44and a member of the Suga Cabinet
00:57:46and a member of the Suga Cabinet
00:57:48Let's move on to the people's opinion
00:57:50about health insurance policy
00:57:52that was broadcast live.
00:57:54First, please take a look at
00:57:56Nakamaku's question here.
00:57:58Now, the merits and demerits
00:58:00of a minor health insurance policy.
00:58:02Firstly, even if you don't have a medical certificate,
00:58:04you can easily share the information
00:58:06on medication prescribed in the past
00:58:08and the information on patient examination
00:58:10even if you are a newcomer.
00:58:12This is very useful.
00:58:14Second, you don't have to pay for medical bills.
00:58:16You don't have to pay for medical bills.
00:58:18You don't have to pay for medical bills.
00:58:20These are the two main benefits.
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01:04:18We need to talk about medical
01:04:20and IT��
01:04:22Why does it have to
01:04:25specialize in health insurance?
01:04:27Do they have to stick to myna cards?
01:04:29I'd say that Kyoto University
01:04:31is doing this to expand
01:04:33the use of myna cards
01:04:35then maybe they can ensure
01:04:37more stable safeguards
01:04:39through drivers' licenses
01:04:41or plans related to Elias Stone's license?
01:04:44If you don't start from there and go to a minor health insurance company,
01:04:48honestly, it's not going to last forever.
01:04:52Do you mean we have to keep doing this problem?
01:04:54Even if it increases, the hospital side, for example,
01:04:57if it's hardware, the software isn't working at all.
01:05:00It can't move at all.
01:05:02The hospital side of the hardware can do it well.
01:05:06So at first, if you don't put in an electronic card,
01:05:10I don't think it's going to work unless you do something strong enough
01:05:14that you can't do health insurance treatment in a few years.
01:05:19What do you think, Nakama-kun?
01:05:21You've heard so much about the problem of minor health insurance.
01:05:24It's totally fine to do it, but it's a benefit for the elderly.
01:05:29I don't think the elderly know the most digital.
01:05:33To be honest, I don't care either way.
01:05:36To be honest, I don't go to the hospital.
01:05:38You don't have to go that far.
01:05:41But the elderly go to the hospital.
01:05:44It's difficult for the elderly.
01:05:46Isn't there a simpler way to do it?
01:05:49What Nakama-san is saying is that the elderly will always be supported.
01:05:55For example, if the elderly want to make a minor card,
01:06:00they will definitely help.
01:06:03The problem is the elderly medical professionals.
01:06:08Oh, the doctors.
01:06:10So it's impossible to ask a doctor who can't use an electronic card to treat a minor health insurance.
01:06:18If you don't live close to the digital world in your daily life,
01:06:24it's too difficult to ask someone who usually uses an electronic card to treat a minor health insurance.
01:06:30The medical industry is more analogous than you think.
01:06:38There is also a story like this.
01:06:40Please take a look at this.
01:06:42Minor business is a lump of two swords.
01:06:44I'll tell you in detail later if Amakudari is rampant.
01:06:50This is the side of justice broadcast live.
01:06:52What does it mean that minor business is a lump of two swords?
01:06:57Please take a look at this.
01:06:59Why is the cost increasing?
01:07:01The reason is Amakudari.
01:07:03The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare will issue subsidies.
01:07:07According to the Tokyo Newspaper,
01:07:09the contract amount of the regional public organization information system is about 2.6 times.
01:07:14The original contract amount is about 6.45 billion yen.
01:07:17At the end of 2020, it will be 16.55 billion yen.
01:07:21The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare is signing a contract with this institution to issue subsidies.
01:07:26It is a major system development company that orders system development.
01:07:30It's a non-competitive subscription.
01:07:34This is why Amakudari is rampant.
01:07:37Is there no competition?
01:07:39The contract amount is increasing.
01:07:43Please explain in a more understandable way.
01:07:46Before that, the electronic card is about 50%.
01:07:50It started in 2000.
01:07:54I was in charge of the system.
01:07:57I was in charge of e-tax.
01:07:59I did my best to make it electronic.
01:08:02I was surprised that it was still 50% after 25 years.
01:08:05This is terrible.
01:08:08This is also Amakudari.
01:08:13At first, everyone became a member.
01:08:16I didn't know what to order at all.
01:08:19I don't know what to order.
01:08:22This is the level.
01:08:25It's a big deal.
01:08:28Recently, it's impossible.
01:08:31I've been putting a lot of private companies in it.
01:08:34I'm eliminating more and more employees.
01:08:36There are many private companies.
01:08:39I don't know what to order.
01:08:42The recipient says,
01:08:44I don't know this, but I don't know this.
01:08:46It's getting bigger and bigger.
01:08:48The person who doesn't know what to order is in charge of the work.
01:08:51I asked the company.
01:08:53I don't know what to do.
01:08:55It's a good idea to order.
01:08:57I'm saying it abstractly.
01:09:00The person who really orders will write a program.
01:09:03If you order to write a program,
01:09:06It's much cheaper.
01:09:08I don't know what to order.
01:09:10For example, in the Meiji era or the Taisho era,
01:09:13When there was no technology in Japan,
01:09:15The first thing I had to do was the Tokaido Line.
01:09:18I'm going to build a national highway or a port.
01:09:20How did I do it at that time?
01:09:22I've been studying abroad.
01:09:24First of all, a great technician becomes an official.
01:09:26I became an official.
01:09:28I told the people in the private sector.
01:09:30It's getting out of control.
01:09:32That's what's going on now.
01:09:34That's why you have to know what to order.
01:09:37If you don't know what to order,
01:09:39If you ask for everything, it'll be twice as expensive.
01:09:42The system I made
01:09:44It's just my salary.
01:09:46It doesn't cost much money.
01:09:49I can write my own program.
01:09:52If you ask me to do it,
01:09:54It's a very good deal.
01:09:56But I didn't do much.
01:09:58My boss told me.
01:10:00I'm going to lose my job.
01:10:02If Takahashi-san is in charge of this,
01:10:04I don't make any money.
01:10:06I'd rather have someone I don't know come.
01:10:08That's right.
01:10:10It's easy to deceive.
01:10:12It's not just the Prime Minister.
01:10:14It's the Ministry of Health and Welfare that's worse.
01:10:16The Ministry of Health and Welfare is doing this.
01:10:18I don't know more.
01:10:20Digitalization is one of the problems.
01:10:22Someone you don't know will be in charge.
01:10:24No, I don't know.
01:10:26I don't know.
01:10:28The former president.
01:10:30It changes every three years.
01:10:32That's where the digitalization came from.
01:10:34It's a matter of time.
01:10:36It's a live broadcast.
01:10:38I'd like to do it again next time.
01:10:40What is digitalization?
01:10:42That's what it is.
01:10:44It's time.
01:10:46Thank you very much.
01:10:48Thank you very much.
01:10:50See you next week.
01:10:52Goodbye.