In addition, while the Democratic Party is showing inferiority in various public opinion polls in the 4/7 re-election, Democratic Party lawmaker Song Young-gil started to gather support through the broadcaster’Kim Eo-jun’.
On the 24th, Congressman Song said on his Facebook page, “The’News Factory’ may disappear. The highest listening rate broadcast ever could disappear,” he wrote.
It is interpreted as a counter-action to Candidate Se-Hoon Oh, Mayor of the People’s Power of Seoul, on the 23rd after unification with Candidate Chul-Soo Ahn, saying, “If you become the mayor, you can stop financial support for TBS.” Candidate Oh criticized TBS’ sign radio program’Kim Eo-Jun’s News Factory’, saying, “It is a very politically biased current affairs program and is under strong criticism.”
On the other hand, Congressman Song insisted on the’News Factory’ that “the first current affairs program in Korea beyond’Son Seok-hee’s attention’, as well as’Culture to Show’, the first-class current affairs program in Korea can disappear.”
He said, “Kim Eo-jun, are you afraid of the morning without him? The power to overcome this fear is our vote.” “Only Park Young-sun! Park Young-sun” insisted. The government and ruling party supporters talked about the possibility of abolishing the radio current affairs program, which is gaining popularity among supporters of the government and the ruling party.
The abolition of the news factory and the removal of the host, Eo-Jun Kim, are pledges made by opposition Seoul Mayor candidates for being criticized for’violation of the Broadcasting Law’. Ahn Chul-soo, who lost in the unification competition with Candidate Oh, also emphasized’traffic information’ and said, “It is a good position to broadcast (information of traffic information and life information).”
In response to this movement, the TBS PD Association said, “TBS is a citizen’s broadcast built on the basis of independence from political power and production autonomy.” Has been emphasized.
Media Today and Research View, a polling agency, surveyed 1,000 men and women aged 18 and over nationwide from February 25 to March 1, and the pros and cons of the opposition’s pledge to quit Kim were 39% and 40%, respectively. appear.
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