Jimmy Lai Says Business Will Go on If He’s Convicted

The transcript covers a discussion on the potential impact of a conviction on business operations, the role of international support in the Hong Kong protest movement, and the reaction of the stock market as a form of grassroots support. It also delves into the legal strategy under the new national security law, the future of Hong Kong as a financial center, and the evolving nature of the protest movement. The conversation concludes with details on recent arrests and legal proceedings.

What does the speaker imply about the legal challenges they might face under the national security law?

What is the speaker's perspective on the future of Hong Kong as a financial center?

How does the speaker describe the morale of the protest movement after the implementation of the national security law?