Hello, viewers. I am Jeong In-nam. When I was the president of Daejeon MBC, it was revealed through the corporate card usage records that Chairman Lee Jin-sook of the Broadcasting and Communications Commission, who fled to the emergency exit in the president's office to avoid the Sewol ferry disaster special investigation commission's accompanying order, immediately headed to a hotel in Seoul. The accompanying order requires the presentation of a warrant to the person involved, and the company's security guards were mobilized to assist the investigators' access. The chairman fled to a hotel instead of home to avoid presenting the warrant. On May 1st, through the high-pass records of the official vehicle of the president of Daejeon MBC obtained by Min Lee, a Democratic Party member of the National Assembly, it was confirmed that the chairman's official vehicle passed through the tollgate in North Daejeon at 9:42 a.m. on May 11, 2016, and entered Seoul at 10:42 a.m. It was the day when the Sewol special investigation commission investigators announced the execution of the accompanying order.

At the time when the head of the main bureau, who received criticism for the power structure and biased coverage, unreasonably demanded attendance without any valid reason, it is stipulated that if one does not comply with the attendance request, a joint order can be issued by the committee's resolution, and if not complied with, a fine of up to 30 million won may be imposed. The Sewol Special Committee investigators were attempting to deliver a joint order to the chairman while on their way to work at 8:30 a.m., but the chairman mobilized company security guards to block the investigators' access and refused to accept the order. The investigators interfered with official duties and even called the police to enter the office, but the chairman had already left the building through an emergency exit. According to reports at the time, the chairman's whereabouts were unknown due to a loss of contact, but if the records are correct, it seems that he took a courtesy car to head to Seoul. Subsequently, the chairman used a burned card at a hotel in Pyeongchang-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, and submitted the card to the office of Assemblyman Choi at Daejeon MBC.

When looking at the details, it is confirmed that on that day at 1:33 p.m., there was a payment of 60,000 won with a corporate card at the hotel. Representative Choi, in order to avoid the co-accompaniment order on the Sewol special law, abandoned the shooting that fled through the back door of the office, and in the process, even used the corporate card of the office in Seoul. I want to ask whether they will now claim that fleeing is also part of their duties. The chairman's side stated that on that day, the corporate card was used for business purposes according to the relevant regulations. As the impeachment recommendation for Chairman Lee Jin-sook, which was initiated by six opposition parties, was reported to the plenary session of the National Assembly on the 1st, attention is focused on the chairman's fate. Unlike former chairmen of the Broadcasting and Communications Commission who resigned just before the parliamentary impeachment resolution, this chairman hinted at seeking a judgment from the Constitutional Court. The opposition parties are preparing to use all available means, including a parliamentary investigation. On that day, President Yoon Seong-yeol issued an appointment letter to the chairman.

The opposition parties, including the Democratic Party of Korea and the Innovation Party, criticized the chairman for abusing the fact that there are two standing members from the Broadcasting and Communications Commission and forcibly passing illegal deliberations. They reported jointly proposing an impeachment motion against the chairman. After impeaching him, they stated in a press conference that the chairman had unlawfully operated the Broadcasting and Communications Commission from the first day like a dictator in Yongsan, and emphasized that the National Assembly must impeach him to control abuse of power and uphold the constitution. They plan to attempt to pass the impeachment resolution in the plenary session on the afternoon of the 2nd, within 24 hours of reporting the impeachment motion, as it must be processed within 2 hours early. It is expected that the chairman will resign before the National Assembly impeaches him, as was the case with former Chairman Im Jong-seok. On this day, the chairman met with reporters and asked for time to consider, stating that he would wait for the Constitutional Court's judgment. It is uncertain whether his duties will be suspended if the impeachment motion is passed.

The remaining process, such as appointing a new EBS director as the term of the current one expires, is due to the fact that the Constitutional Court can proceed with the trial within 180 days after receiving the impeachment. The opposition party plans to continue the public opinion battle by using all means to pressure the chairman. Last month, including the newly established party, seven parties, including the People Power Party, submitted a request for a parliamentary investigation to uncover the truth about the government's media control. If the ruling and opposition parties do not agree on a parliamentary investigation, the Speaker of the National Assembly can establish an investigation subcommittee or refer it to the standing committee by authority. The opposition party is in a situation where they are requesting the referral to the standing committee on legislation and administration. Representative Kim Hyun, the opposition party's floor leader on legislation and administration, stated that the chairman can be summoned as a witness for a parliamentary investigation even if they are suspended from duty or have resigned, so they will thoroughly investigate the broadcasting scholarship issue. KBS employees deemed all seven candidates recommended by the Broadcasting and Communications Commission under the Lee Jin-suk regime as unqualified for KBS directors.

KBS employees protested against the officialization of political appointments in public broadcasting, stating that figures like these are shaping society, so it would be better to disband. On the 31st of last month, President Yoon Seong-yeol reinstated the two-person system by forcefully appointing Lee Jin-suk, who had faced criticism for corporate card use and personal connections, as the head of the Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission, along with Kim Tae-gyu as a standing member. The chairman and Kim Sang-in, the member, convened a full meeting just half a day after their appointment and pushed through the appointment of public broadcasting directors that the government and ruling party had been eager for. President Yoon Seong-yeol submitted the KBS director appointment proposal on the same day. Among the newly appointed KBS directors, the 7th place of the liberal-leaning faction is occupied by Kwon Soon-beom, KBS director Ryu Hyeon, former head of the Korea Policy Broadcasting Institute, Seo Ui-seok, KBS director, Lee Geon, Vice President of Women's Newspaper, Lee In-cheol, lawyer, Heo Yeop, Vice Chairman of the Video Rating Committee, and Hwang Sung-wook, former standing member of the Broadcasting and Communications Review Committee. The KBS board consists of 11 members, traditionally following a 7 to 4 ratio between the ruling and opposition parties.

The newly appointed directors this time are all classified as having a progressive political inclination by the Broadcasting Commission. The directors who were not specified as having a progressive political inclination by their predecessors, Lee Sang-hyuk, Kim Chan-tae, Ryu Il-hyung, and Jung Jae-kwon, will continue their terms. Hyun Jo-soo, a former lawyer, will end his term as he was listed as a predecessor. It is noteworthy that there has been an increase in legal professionals. Apart from the Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court, Lee In-cheol, Hwang Sung-ho, and others are all legal professionals. The National Union of Media Workers at KBS Headquarters issued a statement on the 1st, criticizing that with the appointment of these public broadcasting directors, the government under Yoon Suk-yeol once again clearly revealed its intention to destroy public broadcasting. Above all, they criticized that with this directorial appointment, the Broadcasting Commission officially institutionalized political guardianship over public broadcasting. The KBS Headquarters Union of Journalists emphasized that they will take care of the progressive faction properly, indicating a clear intention, and criticized the Broadcasting Commission for putting public broadcasting in a political straitjacket.

The decision to tie up and make public broadcasting serve the understanding of the government ruling party was made. Chairman Lee Jin-sook emphasized that the decision of the Broadcasting and Communications Commission paradoxically shows why it is necessary to improve the governance structure of public broadcasting and amend the Broadcasting 3 Act. The KBS Union Headquarters designated all seven KBS directors appointed this time as inappropriate personnel. The KBS Union Headquarters specifically mentioned Director Seo Ui-seok and Director Kwon Soon-beom as the main contributors to the parachute appointment system, especially pointing out that Director Kwon Soon-beom is completely biased towards management even in this organizational contract. Directors Lee In-cheol and Hwang Sung-wook each have a background as a media expert for the public and a special envoy for the ruling party's political affairs. Director Lee In-cheol, in a column contributed by Fan & Mike, explained the significance of separating KBS license fees and collecting them separately, stating that a citizen movement is underway to send condolences to KBS for the slogan Embrace KBS, the People's Media for the normalization of KBS.

He mentioned that it is necessary to go back in time and create an opportunity to restore lost trust by facing the public and the broadcasting fee issue directly. During his term as the acting chairman of the Broadcasting and Communications Commission, Hwang Sung-wook assisted in urgently presenting the news report on the suspicion of Yoon Sung-ryul's investigation cover-up as an agenda item for deliberation. Since the establishment of the sole chairman system by Chairman Yoo Il-in, the Broadcasting and Communications Commission has been criticized for deliberations on minor matters such as fines. Additionally, Director Hwang was also criticized for exceeding the business promotion expenses and being pointed out by the Broadcasting Commission. Former Broadcasting and Communications Commission member Hwang expressed his intention to promote matters such as the establishment of a fast-track system for KBS director applications by issue, continuous operation committee facilities, etc. The KBS Headquarters Union criticized Heo Hyup-si for writing in favor of media scholarships during the Lee Myung-bak era, and this time, supporting the government's media policy from conservative media organizations. In the application for director, the KBS president endorsed the president's national philosophy.

He argued that KBS executives should accurately and boldly reflect the national and public interest, which must be in line with the country's philosophy. As a former executive of Dong-a Ilbo, Director Heo Hyup, who now serves as the Secretary-General of the Citizens' Movement for Righteous Media, emphasized the importance of this goal ideologically. Director Heo stated that the President, as the appointing authority for KBS, a national public broadcaster, should accurately and boldly reflect the President's national philosophy. Director Heo, leveraging his experience in the activities of the Citizens' Movement for Righteous Media, continuously exposed the reproduction of fake news through broadcasting media, such as fake news reports, this month. Last year, the organization and the Fair Media Citizens' Coalition selected 30 fake news stories. The fake news highlighted by these organizations include reports claiming that Biden would send a letter and that Japan would release contaminated water into Korea.

This is a report on the backroom dealings. The KBS headquarters of the press union criticized that Ms. Ryu Hyun-soon, while being called an avatar of President Kil Hwan-young during her time as vice president, led fair broadcasting into a crisis. They pointed out that there was an attempt to unilaterally replace the 6 p.m. hometown MC during the strike, and criticized that Ms. Lee's application was so lacking that it was impossible to know how she would carry out her resignation. The KBS headquarters of the press union stated that they silently watched the destruction of KBS by the parachute president Park Min over the past year, without taking any action, and questioned whether it is possible to properly appoint a new president with such individuals. They condemned that by composing this society with such individuals, rather than dismantling this society. The KBS headquarters of the press union pointed out that this appointment of directors formalized political favoritism under the illegal regime of the Broadcasting and Communications Commission, undermining the political neutrality of the commission.

The repeated illegal actions by the Broadcasting and Communications Commission and the Yoon Seong-yeol government are clearly accelerating their own downfall. We warned that they are pushing themselves towards ruin. Thank you for watching this long video until the end. Subscriptions and likes greatly support the making of videos. Stay healthy always, and have a good day today.

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