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00:00We have a special guest for today's program, Professor Junya Nishino of Keio University, who specializes in Korea-Korea politics.
00:28Mr. Tsuneo Watanabe of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation, who specializes in foreign policy and security.
00:37Mr. Hiroshi Minegishi, editor-in-chief of the Japan Economic News, who has been in Korea for many years.
00:47Let's take a look at today's program.
00:53Today's special theme is Korea, which is currently in turmoil.
00:58The world is in shock, but I was really surprised by the announcement of the emergency resolution.
01:04That's right. We just received a report that President Yoon will make a statement at 10 a.m. during the broadcast of this program.
01:14I would like to inform you as soon as I understand the contents, including what will happen at that time.
01:20Well, this is a dead end, but President Yoon is in a pretty tough situation.
01:28That's right. I wrote at the bottom that it was still a turning point, but it's been five years since he took office.
01:38It's just in the middle of that.
01:40So, if you compare it to half-time soccer, it's like scoring an own goal just before that.
01:47From Japan's point of view, a lot of relations have improved, but it's still half-time.
01:52I think everyone's honest impression is that there should have been a second half, but I don't know what will happen.
02:02And in the United States, the employment statistics for November were announced.
02:07Let me check.
02:08The number of unemployed people in the non-agricultural sector, which is said to be a sensitive indicator of the situation, increased by 227,000 compared to the month before.
02:16It exceeded market expectations.
02:18The unemployment rate was 4.2% and fell by 0.1 points, but it has historically been stable at a low level.
02:27The average hourly wage was 4.0% more than a year ago.
02:32Last time, there were extremely few numbers due to the impact of the hurricane or the strike, but when it returned to normal, the U.S. economy was still strong.
02:44The market was calm, too.
02:46Now, let's take a look at the commercial.
02:49Why did President Yun of Korea suddenly issue an emergency resolution?
02:54What was the purpose?
03:02On the night of the 3rd, the Korean National Assembly, which was temporarily suspended due to the emergency resolution declared by President Yun of Korea.
03:13It is gradually becoming clear what was going on that day.
03:23Who dispatched the army?
03:27The National Defense Committee was held in the Korean National Assembly on the 5th.
03:33Did you know? Who instructed you? Did you instruct?
03:38I didn't instruct, but the general did.
03:46The military dispatch order was issued by the National Defense Committee.
03:51It is said that it was not notified in advance of the time, which is No. 2, about the resolution.
03:58The National Defense Committee, which is said to have issued an order to the military.
04:03In the first place, it was said that it was Kim who issued an emergency resolution to President Yun, and he has already expressed his will.
04:11President Yun has also accepted his resignation.
04:17It is also clear why the military broke into the National Assembly.
04:25It is said that there was a political arrest for the purpose of the break-in.
04:31It is said that the target was not only Lee Jae-myung, the representative of both the ruling party and the Democratic Party, but also Han Dong-hoon, the representative of the ruling party.
04:44There is also testimony that President Yun himself instructed the arrest.
04:51In the first place, it was opposed to the emergency resolution that had already been issued by the ruling party.
04:57Han, the representative of the ruling party, also said,
05:01In order to protect the Republic of Korea and the people, it is necessary to suspend President Yun's office.
05:11He expressed his intention to agree to the emergency resolution.
05:20Six days later, President Han met with President Yun, but he said he could not hear enough to overturn his judgment.
05:37Will the emergency resolution, which is scheduled to be resolved today, be approved?
05:46On the 6th, it was announced that the police would launch a special investigation headquarters to investigate the emergency resolution.
05:55The ruling party has raised suspicions such as President Yun, and the Supreme Prosecutor's Office is said to be operating in secrecy.
06:07Will President Yun be sentenced to death? Or will he be arrested for incitement?
06:19And what will happen to the relationship between Japan and the United States, which has been strengthened?
06:28American Secretary of State Austin, who is scheduled to visit Japan next week, was also scheduled to visit Korea, but it was decided to see him off urgently.
06:41The Suga administration of the Liberal Democratic Party was also scheduled to visit Korea in the middle of this month, but it has already begun to affect foreign affairs.
06:55Will the relationship between Japan and the United States, which has been strengthened, be affected?
07:06Today, we have prepared three themes for the program.
07:09At 10 o'clock, President Yun will make a statement, but first, let's read why he suddenly declared an emergency resolution.
07:17The emergency resolution issued by President Yun in Korea on the night of the 3rd.
07:21I can see the back of the stage little by little.
07:24President Yun's declaration of resolution was that it was a steel Kim Jong-un National Defense Agency.
07:30According to the State Department's first chief of staff, President Yun called the first chief of staff directly and ordered the government to arrest him and get rid of him.
07:41The target of the arrest was that it included members of the National Assembly, such as Representative Lee Jae-myung of the Liberal Democratic Party and Representative Han Dong-hun of the Liberal Democratic People's Party.
07:52It is said that the special commander who was instructed to suppress the National Assembly learned of the emergency resolution after watching the TV subtitles after the dispatch.
08:01The commander who arrived at the scene instructed the civilians to carry out their duties so as not to cause damage.
08:07It is said that the delay in the arrival of the commander-in-chief's judgment and the arrival of the military to the National Assembly was the cause of the coup d'etat.
08:22And the members of the National Assembly who gathered in the National Assembly issued a resolution calling for the cancellation of the emergency resolution, and all 190 members of the National Assembly who attended agreed to this, and the resolution was passed unanimously.
08:34Of those who agreed, 18 members of the Liberal Democratic Party were included.
08:38And President Yun released the emergency resolution at 4.20 a.m. in six hours.
08:45And here's the bottom of the middle.
08:48The resolution was not only issued by the National Assembly, but also by the Central Election Commission.
08:53The chief of staff has testified that more than 100 soldiers gathered at the head office from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.
09:01It is said that the staff's cell phones were temporarily confiscated.
09:05The purpose is to manipulate the false election suspicion.
09:10Mr. Nishino, I can see the back of the stage, but where do you focus?
09:15Yes, first of all, the biggest surprise is that they were trying to arrest politicians, including members of the Liberal Democratic Party.
09:23That's right.
09:25And they also dispatched soldiers to the Election Commission.
09:29It was probably to create a story that the general election was a false election by the opposition.
09:40And the biggest surprise is that they mobilized the military.
09:45I think it was a very important fact that the President called directly and gave direct instructions in each area.
09:53I think it was a very serious mistake.
09:56Mr. Watanabe, where do you focus?
09:59Well, President Yun is not a professional politician.
10:08He has been a prosecutor for a long time.
10:11I think it is surprising that people like him do not understand the principles of democracy,
10:20such as the basic strategy and the respect for the law.
10:26Trump is such a person.
10:30In many ways, I think he is a person who is one-sided to democracy and politics.
10:40Mr. Watanabe, when you lost the election, you said that the election was a false election.
10:46Do you have any memories of that time?
10:51At that time, it was January 6, 2021.
10:58At that time, he was the current president.
11:01And he ignored the results of the election that was elected by the people.
11:08In the end, there was resistance and he couldn't do it.
11:12I feel that this time is similar to that.
11:15Mr. Minegishi, how do you feel?
11:18This emergency resolution is the first time in 44 years.
11:22It was often mentioned in the military dictatorship era.
11:26I am very surprised that President Yun chose this method in this era.
11:35From Japan's point of view, President Yun is a great politician who has improved Japan-Korea relations.
11:43However, in Korea, he is seen as a very monopolistic president.
11:48I was surprised that President Yun's method was so extreme.
11:58First of all, why did he take this action?
12:02First of all, let's look at what he explained.
12:05This is the statement of the emergency resolution issued by President Yun.
12:09It is a clear anti-national act that the ruling party is using the National Assembly to paralyze national politics and judicial system.
12:16And he declared an emergency resolution to protect the constitutional order.
12:20And he said it was to wipe out the forces that follow North Korea.
12:26Mr. Minegishi, what can you read from this statement?
12:29Well, as Mr. Watanabe said, he has never experienced political administration in the National Assembly.
12:48So he was very dissatisfied with the situation in the National Assembly where the ruling party had a majority.
12:55And the problem is that the forces that follow North Korea are manipulating it.
13:09That is exactly the crisis in Korea.
13:12Therefore, he said that he had to save the country from this crisis.
13:21From the perspective of most people, this is not the case at all.
13:25I also came to Korea last week.
13:27The situation in the city is the same as always.
13:30I don't even feel that kind of tension.
13:32I think that's why President Yun is being harshly criticized.
13:38Mr. Minegishi, what do you think?
13:39Well, I think this statement can be divided into two parts.
13:43The first is the irritation caused by the water bill.
13:48The water bill has been going on for 20 years, and the support rate is 10%.
13:53The budget, the personnel, and the law are not going as expected.
13:58I think this is the reason why the water bill has been going on for so long.
14:03What is surprising is the anti-North Korean sentiment.
14:07North Korea and the ruling party are united.
14:11The ruling party is under the influence of North Korea.
14:15Mr. Minegishi is the most important person in the national administration,
14:20so I got the impression that he is on the side of North Korea.
14:25Let's take a look at the current number of victims of the South Korean National Assembly.
14:32The current number of victims of the South Korean National Assembly is 108.
14:42The current number of victims of the South Korean National Assembly is 118.
14:47The current number of victims of the South Korean National Assembly is 118.
14:52The current number of victims of the South Korean National Assembly is 118.
14:57The current number of victims of the South Korean National Assembly is 118.
15:02The current number of victims of the South Korean National Assembly is 118.
15:07Mr. Minegishi, do you think the reason why North Korea is so angry is because of this?
15:13Mr. Minegishi, do you think the reason why North Korea is so angry is because of this?
15:19In the first place, it was a minority party from the beginning of the administration.
15:24However, we lost the last general election in April.
15:29We had to become a minority party for five years.
15:35I think that's why we couldn't have a bright future.
15:40However, the presidential power is very strong in the case of South Korea.
15:45The presidential power is very strong in the case of South Korea.
15:49If you still have two and a half years, you don't have to take such a reckless action.
15:54If you still have two and a half years, you don't have to take such a reckless action.
15:58That's the biggest mystery of this emergency resolution.
16:02That's the biggest mystery of this emergency resolution.
16:07However, I can say one thing.
16:10In South Korea, the political confrontation between the ruling and opposition parties is extremely intense.
16:15In South Korea, the political confrontation between the ruling and opposition parties is extremely intense.
16:22The president always has to negotiate with half of the opposition forces.
16:28In this situation, it was difficult to compromise.
16:32I think that's why the president couldn't stand it anymore.
16:37What do you think, Mr. Watanabe?
16:40Unlike Japan, South Korea is divided not only by political parties, but also by the people who support it.
16:55I think this is similar to the United States.
16:58I think this is similar to the United States.
17:01I think that's why the president couldn't stand it anymore.
17:06For example, in Japan, it's hard to have a majority vote.
17:12However, there are times when there are difficulties in the administration of the people.
17:17However, there are times when there are difficulties in the administration of the people.
17:21I don't think there are many cultures like that in South Korea.
17:26I don't think there are many cultures like that in South Korea.
17:29However, this time, it's a shame.
17:31If they had tried a little harder, they would have been divided.
17:34There were definitely supporters on the right-wing side, but there was no sympathy on the left-wing side.
17:38However, because of this, as you saw earlier, the right-wing side has become much more strict than President Yun.
17:45It's a shame.
17:47Could you please show us the various headlines that were published first?
17:52Mr. Negishi, where was the sympathy?
17:56Certainly, there was a commitment from the former Defense Minister who was close to me.
18:03However, if this continues, the Diet will be completely blocked.
18:07Unless the members of the Diet are unable to join,
18:11if the members of the Diet are unable to join, this resolution will be resolved and it will be over.
18:17In fact, he has already resigned.
18:20Then, the military will follow their instructions and block the Diet.
18:26Was there any sympathy for that?
18:29In conclusion, I don't think there was any sympathy.
18:33However, as President Yun, I think he had a strong desire to break the situation.
18:38As I said earlier, there will be a second half of the remaining two and a half years,
18:42but until the popularity reaches its peak, there will be a demand for a reduction.
18:46During that time, his wife's scandals have been thoroughly fought.
18:50Recently, the budget has been reduced to zero.
18:53The National Assembly has a majority in the House of Representatives,
18:56and the budget has been reduced to zero.
18:59The budget has been reduced to zero.
19:01The budget has been reduced to zero.
19:03The budget has been reduced to zero.
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26:46The announcement of the emergency visit was made out of the desperation of the President, the ultimate leader of the nation.
26:56However, it caused anxiety and discomfort to the people during the process.
27:04I sincerely apologize to the people who were surprised.
27:13I sincerely apologize to the people who were surprised.
27:18I sincerely apologize to the people who were surprised.
27:23I sincerely apologize to the people who were surprised.
27:26I sincerely apologize to the people who were surprised.
27:29I sincerely apologize to the people who were surprised.
27:32I sincerely apologize to the people who were surprised.
27:35I sincerely apologize to the people who were surprised.
27:38There is a rumor that he is going to issue a resolution again, but that is absolutely not the case.
27:45The national security plan will be entrusted to our party.
27:51In the future, our party and government will take responsibility for the administration of the nation.
28:00He is saying that he will join the ruling party in the future.
28:06The President is saying that he will join the ruling party in the future.
28:08He is saying that he will join the ruling party in the future.
28:11There is no such statement that he will resign.
28:23It's over now.
28:26At the end, he apologized to the public again.
28:30But this time, I think he was able to reflect and apologize to the people.
28:34I don't know if he even reflected, but I think he was able to apologize.
28:40Nishino-san, I think there was a nuance in the second half where you pulled back a little and left it to him.
28:53Did you make him smell that now?
28:56That's right. He withdrew himself from the front line and said that he would leave it to the people outside the government and the ruling party.
29:12However, in a situation where the people of Korea can be convinced,
29:21it is very impossible. Of course, the ruling party cannot accept it,
29:31so I think that the termination of the termination bill will be carried out as it is today.
29:39It's a repetition, but you're saying that you're not going to leave it to the people outside the government and the ruling party.
29:47That's what I'm saying. I think it was a story like that.
29:53From 9 o'clock, the meeting of the MPs of the ruling party was also held, but to some extent, there was an argument in the direction of opposing the termination of the termination bill.
30:04That's right. The ruling party is also in a situation where there is no room for negotiation.
30:09The representative of the ruling party, Mr. Han Dong-hun, probably thinks that the president has no choice but to terminate the termination bill.
30:18It is said that there are about 20 MPs close to Mr. Han Dong-hun in the ruling party.
30:24The remaining MPs of the ruling party are now opposed to the termination of the termination bill.
30:34That's probably because of political considerations.
30:39If the termination of the termination bill is abolished now, there is a high possibility that the termination of the termination bill will be abolished sooner or later.
30:48If that happens, the government will be on the side of the ruling party.
30:51If that happens, of course, the president will have a strict pursuit of the ruling party.
30:56I want to avoid that. I want to extend the time as much as possible without avoiding it.
31:01I think that many MPs of the ruling party now want to postpone the termination of the termination bill and develop it somehow.
31:11Can you give me the number of victims again?
31:14In the end, if there are more than 8 people from the ruling party, the termination of the termination bill will be established.
31:26This is the vote of Mr. Minagishi, right?
31:31There are 108 people in the ruling party now.
31:34It's going to be done this evening, but it's hard to read.
31:40Well, I think it's because of what's being talked about in the Senate of the ruling party from 9 o'clock.
31:44If the termination of the termination of the termination bill is abolished as it is,
31:48the ruling party may be able to increase the number of victims because it is unclear if it enters the venue.
31:54The ruling party is opposed to the policy of the ruling party,
31:59so everyone will not enter the venue.
32:02If you're outside, you can't increase the number of victims inside.
32:06But still, it's two-thirds of 300 people.
32:09That's right.
32:10So, there is a proposal to prevent the termination of the termination bill,
32:15but I'm a little skeptical about whether everyone can act in unison in the midst of so much public opinion.
32:24If that's the case, the ruling party will lose more support.
32:29That's right. So, of course, I think there will be people who agree with the termination of the termination bill.
32:34Let's look at the flow one more time.
32:36As an option, the termination of the termination bill, the termination of the termination bill, and one more thing.
32:41If the termination of the termination bill is abolished,
32:45Mr. Minegishi, you will go to court first after that, right?
32:48That's right.
32:49This is within 180 days.
32:52In fact, there was a similar situation in the past.
32:55In fact, there are cases in this court that were decided on the ground and that were not decided on the ground.
33:02Yes. In 2004, President Nomu-hyon was found guilty of breach of the termination of the termination bill
33:08because he violated the neutrality obligation required by public officials,
33:11but the Constitutional Court overturned it and reinstated him to the presidency.
33:14And in 2016, President Park Geun-hye was found guilty of breach of the termination of the termination bill
33:19for interference in national politics by her best friend and abuse of presidential power,
33:23and the Constitutional Court also approved the termination of the termination bill and dismissed him.
33:27Mr. Minegishi, what do you think about this case?
33:31The Constitutional Court has a great influence on public opinion.
33:36It's a coincidence, but when I was on the second floor, I was in Seoul.
33:43I was interviewing at the scene, and President Nomu-hyon was found guilty of breach of the termination bill,
33:48but after that, there was an election.
33:50In the election, the Liberal Democratic Party won the election,
33:53and the Constitutional Court overturned the termination of the termination bill
33:59and reinstated Park Geun-hye.
34:01At the time of President Park Geun-hye,
34:03the entire country was criticizing President Park Geun-hye,
34:07so after the termination of the termination bill,
34:09the Constitutional Court approved the termination of the termination bill as it was.
34:15I think this will have a great influence on public opinion.
34:18And the other thing is, if the termination of the termination bill is not terminated,
34:26President Park Geun-hye can continue as it is, but there is a story of domestic violence.
34:32Yes, domestic violence.
34:33Let me check again.
34:35If you violate the Constitution for the purpose of eliminating state power or overthrowing the Constitution,
34:41the maximum sentence is death penalty.
34:43The current president has the privilege of not being arrested,
34:47but domestic violence is not subject to exception.
34:50Normally, the president has the privilege of not being arrested,
34:53but this is not subject to exception,
34:55so the investigation on domestic violence will begin.
34:59Mr. Nishino, what should we look at here?
35:02Looking at the situation that has become clear so far,
35:07I think it is a very tough situation for the president.
35:15Therefore, I think it is highly likely that he will be punished in some form after the investigation.
35:27However, it seems that the president is aware that the Constitution is open and the termination of the termination bill is no good,
35:34and he obeys it and follows the law, but that doesn't apply.
35:41First of all, I think the first point is whether the termination of the termination bill was in accordance with the conditions set by the Constitution.
35:49It seems that the State Department held a meeting at the time of the termination of the termination of the termination bill,
35:53but how fair was the procedure there?
35:58In addition, the termination of the termination of the termination bill is supposed to be in accordance with the war or itself,
36:03and it is supposed to be in accordance with the state order of the public order.
36:09However, if you ask me whether Korea at that time was in such a situation,
36:15I think most people would say that it wasn't.
36:21After the commercial break, we will think about the relationship between Japan and the United States.
36:27Here is the outline of the meeting of President Yun, which was held at 10 o'clock earlier.
36:35He said he would apologize from the bottom of his heart for making the people uneasy with the termination of the termination of the termination of the termination bill.
36:41And he did not speak directly to the person himself.
36:44He said he would apologize from the bottom of his heart for making the people uneasy with the termination of the termination of the termination bill.
36:50Let's move on to the next topic.
36:53From here, we will think about what will happen to the relationship between Japan and the United States.
36:57First of all, it is the result of a survey by the Korean Gallup called,
37:01The result of a survey by the Korean Gallup called,
37:03The result of a survey by the Korean Gallup called,
37:28The result of a survey by the Korean Gallup called,
37:33The result of a survey by the Korean Gallup called,
37:37The result of a survey by the Korean Gallup called,
38:05The result of a survey by the Korean Gallup called,
38:32The result of a survey by the Korean Gallup called,
38:59The result of a survey by the Korean Gallup called,
39:28The result of a survey by the Korean Gallup called,
39:40What is Mr. Han Dong-hun's opinion on this?
39:49Mr. Han Dong-hun was the right-hand man of President Yun.
39:56He was the director of the Ministry of Justice at the beginning of the administration.
39:58After that, he became the representative of the ruling party.
40:00I think he has a political ambition to become president.
40:03How can he minimize his political damage?
40:08In order to become president, he needs to preserve his conservative power.
40:14From that point of view, he wants to distance himself from the president as soon as possible.
40:17He wants to distance himself from the president as soon as possible.
40:23In the current situation, I think he is in a position where he has no right to resign.
40:29What does the international community think about this move?
40:32The security environment surrounding East Asia has been strengthened in the US Biden administration,
40:38The security environment surrounding East Asia has been strengthened in the US Biden administration,
40:44In the United States, if President Trump is re-elected next year,
40:47In the United States, if President Trump is re-elected next year,
40:53On the other hand, Russia and North Korea have established a military alliance,
40:58On the other hand, Russia and North Korea have established a military alliance,
41:01and support Russia and North Korea from China.
41:04and support Russia and North Korea from China.
41:06This is also a subtle position.
41:09Mr. Watanabe, how do you see the situation in the US, China, and Japan?
41:18First of all, from the standpoint of China, it will be a big change.
41:24First of all, from the standpoint of China, it will be a big change.
41:27For China, it is very reluctant to strengthen the cooperation between Japan and the US.
41:32I talked to a Chinese expert,
41:35In English, it's called minilateralism.
41:39In other countries, Japan and the US are like three countries, or like Kuat.
41:44Japan and the US are like three countries, or like Kuat.
41:47Japan and the US are like three countries, or like Kuat.
41:50Japan and the US are like three countries, or like Kuat.
41:53Japan and the US are like three countries, or like Kuat.
41:56Japan and the US are like three countries, or like Kuat.
41:59Japan and the US are like three countries, or like Kuat.
42:02Japan and the US are like three countries, or like Kuat.
42:05Japan and the US are like three countries, or like Kuat.
42:08Japan and the US are like three countries, or like Kuat.
42:11Russia and North Korea's military alliance is not very interesting for China.
42:20Russia and North Korea's military alliance is not very interesting for China.
42:22What do you think, Mr. Trump?
42:25From Biden's point of view, strengthening the ties between Japan and the US is one of his legacies.
42:30From Biden's point of view, strengthening the ties between Japan and the US is one of his legacies.
42:32I understand that his legacy will be crushed.
42:34What do you think, Mr. Trump?
42:37I also want to do something with Kim Jong-un.
42:45When President Trump was in power, he was on the side of the Moon Jae-in.
42:53He was now on the side of the Moon Jae-in.
42:58He was a progressive and had a very similar feeling to North Korea.
43:02He was a progressive and had a very similar feeling to North Korea.
43:05I don't think Trump has the same kind of expectations as the president.
43:11Trump is more likely to be welcoming.
43:13Yes, he is more likely to be welcoming.
43:15Another thing is that Trump is a person who wants to do what he wants to do with the power of the president.
43:22On the other hand, the fact that President Yun of Korea failed this time means that the president has weakened.
43:34I don't think it's a good thing that he can't follow the public opinion or what the House of Representatives says.
43:43However, Trump is a person who thinks that he is more popular with the people.
43:49He thinks very much about himself.
43:52For Trump, Biden's legacy will be gone.
43:56I think he's looking at it because he thinks it's interesting.
44:00How about you, Mr. Miniguchi?
44:02As Mr. Watanabe said, the international situation is very volatile.
44:08At the same time, Japan was at a time when cooperation was the most important thing against the United States, Trump, and China.
44:17Japan has a common interest in protecting the free trade on the basis of security guarantees.
44:22At such an important time, I think it's time for Japan to pay a lot of attention to the fact that one of its partners is close to being exterminated.
44:34In the meantime, various relations have improved between Japan and President Yun.
44:41For example, when it comes to the issue of the former Choyoko, there was talk that the Korean Foundation would be replaced.
44:48There was also a normalization of the JISOMIA, which shares military information.
44:52The shuttle diplomacy has also resumed.
44:55And then the so-called White House, which is the so-called White House.
45:00Mr. Nishino, a lot of things have progressed.
45:02What will happen to this?
45:06Well, if the next presidential election means that the next presidential election will be outside of the ruling party,
45:13the route of the Yun administration will have to be greatly revised.
45:18Representative Ijemyon Toriwaki has repeatedly criticized President Yun's anti-Japan policy.
45:26In fact, one of the reasons for this termination is that the foreign policy of the Yun administration has changed the balance.
45:35If it continues to be tied to the fact that the administration will be replaced in the future,
45:40I think that the relationship between Japan and Japan will have to undergo major changes.
45:45Mr. Minegishi, what do you think?
45:47Looking back, when President Moon Jae-in was born,
45:51President Park Geun-hye revised all the policies of the predecessors,
45:56and issued a verification result that denied it.
46:00Yesterday, I asked a friend of mine who is close to the Yun administration,
46:05and he said that if Moon Jae-in was born, the same thing would be done.
46:11In other words, President Yun Sun-ryol pushed the opposition and dramatically improved the anti-Japan policy,
46:19so I am concerned that it may be reviewed and replaced, as Mr. Nishino said.
46:27Mr. Watanabe, what are you most concerned about?
46:31The relationship between Japan and Japan.
46:33If you look at the long history, the relationship between Japan and Japan has improved or worsened,
46:39and it is steadily progressing.
46:41Japan can't do anything about it because it doesn't like it.
46:44On the contrary, if the Yun administration says it's good,
46:47and recognizes this coup d'etat mistake,
46:51the relationship between Japan and Japan will become bad,
46:54so we have to look at it calmly.
46:56There were various plans.
46:58For example, the plan to relocate former Prime Minister Suga was canceled.
47:05After that, various plans were made, including Prime Minister Ichiba.
47:09How do you feel about the decision that it is better to adjust once around here?
47:15Even if it's like that, it's about looking at the situation.
47:18Because this is an internal matter.
47:21Japan is limited to what it can do.
47:24On the contrary, there are places where the Korean people are likely to buy a ship.
47:28First of all, it's about looking at the situation.
47:31That's all for the special.
47:33After the commercial break, we will have market information.
47:41Tomorrow's Nikkei Sunday Salon.
47:43The guest is Yoshino Tomoko, Chairman of the Association.
47:45I will ask about the goal of Shunto next year and the relationship with politics.
47:49Please take a look.
47:50Now, let's talk about the market.
47:51The New York Dow Jones fell in the 6-day New York stock market.
47:54The ending price was $44642, which is $123 cheaper.
47:59Nasdaq is rebelling.
48:01The ending price was the highest at $19,859, which is 159 points higher.
48:06The ending price of the New York foreign exchange market was the same as the day before.
48:10It was $1.50, just under 10,000 yen.
48:13Chicago's daily average earnings are 39,335 yen.
48:17It's about 240 yen higher than the end of Friday.
48:22Market officials predicted the end of December.
48:26UBS Smithrust's Kobayashi is 40,000 yen.
48:29After the inauguration of the President of the United States, he has a heavy debt of debt.
48:32The stock price is heavy.
48:34I expect that the stock revision will also be a force to be reckoned with.
48:38Kraft, a production economic analyst, is 38,500 yen.
48:42It is expected that there will be a possibility of a raise in this month's Japanese-U.S. policy meeting.
48:46And next year, the FOMC's downtrend pace is expected to stagnate.
48:50It is expected to be a burden on the stock market to a certain extent.
48:54Let's check next week's schedule.
48:57Mr. Watanabe, where would you like to focus on?
48:59The day of Secretary of State Austin's visit.
49:02The Biden administration has only a few days left.
49:07So why is he coming?
49:10The Trump administration is not an active ally.
49:16In fact, Austin was supposed to go to Korea.
49:19Trump was trying to consolidate the Japanese-U.S. relationship.
49:26In that sense, he didn't go to Korea.
49:29I understand that President Yun's visit was a self-destruction.
49:37It would be better to talk about this in Japan and the U.S.