[Joo Young-jin's News Briefing]
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■ Host: Anchor Joo Young-jin
■ Panel: Han Min-soo, Supreme Council Member of the Democratic Party of Korea; Kim Geun-sik, Former Head of Vision and Strategy of the People Power Party; Choi Sun-ho, SBS Editorial Writer
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● "Drop in Approval Ratings Is Due to My Shortcomings"
Han Min-soo / Supreme Council Member, Democratic Party of Korea
"Lee clearly stated his position on issues such as a second term and withdrawal of indictments... The result of listening to the voices of the people"
Kim Geun-sik / Former Head of Vision and Strategy, People Power Party
"Putting an end to the second-term controversy evaluated positively... Press conference only considered the Democratic Party's internal dynamics"
Choi Sun-ho / SBS Editorial Writer
"Press conference had an overall calm atmosphere... Analyzed as an intention to 'adopt a low profile'"
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"Falling Approval Ratings Are My Fault... No Thought of Second Term": President Lee Drops Smiles, Adopts Low Profile
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