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■ Broadcast: SBS <Joo Young-jin's News Briefing> Monday – Friday (14:00 – 15:20)
■ Host: Anchor Joo Young-jin
■ Panelists: Lee Dong-hak, former Supreme Council member of the Democratic Party of Korea; Jang Ye-chan, former Youth Supreme Council member of the People Power Party; Yang Man-hee, SBS Editorial Writer
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● Debate Over "Not Much Help"
Lee Dong-hak / Former Supreme Council Member of the Democratic Party
"There is no hate element in President Lee's remarks"
"Perceived as hate when linked to the broader framework"
"Must not remain a president of one specific camp"
Jang Ye-chan / Former Youth Supreme Council Member of the People Power Party
"Showed an irritable attitude over the Hankyoreh 'largely' controversy... Needs to be more composed"
"President Lee venting frustration at the media brings no benefit"
"Focusing on results rather than the process would be better for the Lee Jae-myung administration"
"Ruling camp infighting has passed the tipping point"
Yang Man-hee / SBS Editorial Writer
"President Lee seems not to have properly assessed the 'foreign workers' remarks"
"Should have sent a message providing solutions rather than a message of criticism"
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Debate Over "Not Much Help": Friction Even with Progressive Media?
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