Hong Kong Lawmakers, Business Leaders Weigh in as Pressure on Lam Grows

The transcript discusses the lack of trust in the legal system in the mainland and the widespread opposition to a proposed law in Hong Kong. It highlights Hong Kong's status as a major financial center, comparing it to New York and London, and emphasizes that this position must be continuously earned. The discussion also touches on the responsibility of the government to consider public opposition and the need for time to reflect on the situation.

What are the implications of the statement 'everybody is against it' in the context of the proposed law?

In what way does the speaker suggest that the position of Hong Kong as a financial center must be maintained?