Moon Apologizes as Justice Minister Quits

The transcript discusses the impact of public polls on South Korea's political landscape, highlighting the narrowing gap between Moon's Democratic Party and the opposition. It explores the implications for Moon's administration, focusing on transparency and criticism. Economic challenges, including high unemployment and trade issues, are also addressed. The controversy surrounding the Justice Minister, accused of abusing power for university admissions, is examined, affecting both conservative and millennial South Koreans.

What was the main factor that led to the realization of Moon and Cho regarding public sentiment?

• An international summit

• A new policy announcement

• The public polls showing a narrow gap in approval ratings

• The prosecution's investigation

What promise did Moon make for his administration?

• To reduce taxes

• To build more infrastructure

• To be transparent and reflective of a democratic process

• To increase military spending

What criticism did Moon face regarding his appointment of the Justice Minister?

• He ignored public opposition

• He appointed a foreign national

• He delayed the appointment

• He did not consult his advisors

Which external factor is NOT mentioned as impacting the South Korean economy?

• Trade feud with Japan

• High unemployment rates

• North and South Korean relations

• A natural disaster

Why were students and millennials particularly outraged at the Justice Minister?

• He cut funding for education

• He banned student protests

• He was accused of abusing power to help his children get into university

• He increased tuition fees