Rhyu Si-min: Lee Jae-myung's remark, "Since I gave them the authority, they will take responsibility," is shocking

Writer Rhyu Si-min:
Public opinion polls regarding a president's performance do not just appear out of nowhere;
they reflect the intense debates happening among citizens in their daily lives.
However, many people who strongly supported Presidential Candidate Lee Jae-myung and supported him heavily until the local elections
have now folded their arms, or even turned their backs and are criticizing him alongside others. If that happens, approval ratings cannot be defended. They cannot be defended.
When policy achievements are great and approval ratings rise, those people seem unnecessary, right?
But since policies cannot always succeed, when criticism arises and approval ratings drop, it is those people (the core supporters of the Democratic camp) who hold the line.
But he has alienated all of them.
Every time so-called Democratic-leaning political commentators, who slander the "Moon-Cho-Teol-Lae-Yu" (Moon-Prosecution-Investigation) movement, act for their own personal gain, President Lee Jae-myung's approval ratings drop.
I have been warning about this danger from an early stage. However, the President did not accept this.
So his perception is, "Approval ratings were high until the local elections, so why did they drop after the local elections even though I stayed the same?"
I don't know why he doesn't consider this, but people were holding back.
Leading up to the local elections, they had grievances and doubts because they were worried, but they held back.
And after the local elections ended, the President came out and, during two press conferences—
the one-year anniversary press conference and the one after his trip to Europe—he made very arrogant remarks.
Regarding prosecutorial reform, he said something like, "Since I gave them the authority, they will take responsibility." It was shocking.
The media doesn't report it, but for those who have supported President Lee Jae-myung for a long time, it was a shocking statement.
The legislative power does not belong to him. Who is he saying he gave authority to?
This is a remark that only a king could make.
When I said this on the Maebul Show, Choi Wook edited all of it out.