[Joo Young-jin's News Briefing]
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■ Broadcast: SBS <Joo Young-jin's News Briefing> Monday to Friday (14:00 – 15:20)
■ Host: Anchor Joo Young-jin
■ Panel: Lee Dong-hak, former Supreme Council member of the Democratic Party; Jang Ye-chan, former Youth Supreme Council member of the People Power Party; Yang Man-hee, SBS Senior Editorial Writer
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●"Not Much Help" Debate – Rhyu Si-min Strikes Again
Lee Dong-hak / Former Democratic Party Supreme Council Member
"There was no element of hate in President Lee's remarks"
"It was perceived as hate because it was connected to the overall larger context"
"He must not remain a president of a political faction"
Jang Ye-chan / Former People Power Party Youth Supreme Council Member
"Showed an irritable reaction over Hankyoreh's 'greatly' controversy... needs to show composure"
"President Lee taking out anger on the press brings no benefit"
"Focusing on results rather than the process would be better for the Lee Jae-myung administration"
"Internal strife in the ruling camp has crossed the tipping point"
Yang Man-hee / SBS Senior Editorial Writer
"President Lee's remarks on 'foreign workers'... seems he did not assess it properly"
"He should have delivered a message offering solutions, not criticism"
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