Kim Moon-soo sharply criticizes Lee Jae-myung in TV debate: ”Too many people close to him have died” = South Korean presidential election

On the 27th, Kim Moon-soo, presidential candidate of the ruling People Power Party, criticized Lee Jae-myung, candidate of the main opposition Democratic Party, for "having too many close friends die."
"He wrote in his suicide note, 'Get out of politics now.'" Candidate Kim held a political event at the MBC studio in Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul that afternoon.
"There are many cases where people die during investigations. Yoo Han-ki, who was the head of the development business department of the Seongnam Urban Development Corporation, died during the investigation.
He also cited Kim Moon-gi, head of the Seongnam Urban Development Corporation's First Development Division, as passing away while undergoing investigation and questioning.
An acquaintance who lived with Yeon was also found at the Body while undergoing questioning as a witness in connection with the corporate card allegations."
Candidate Kim said, "Cho, who was the first chief of staff when I was the governor of Gyeonggi Province,
Similarly, what did Ng Yong-soo write when he passed away? He left behind the message, "Please stay out of politics," he said, strongly urging Lee to resign.
In response, candidate Lee said, "This is a one-sided assertion that has no basis at all. The prosecution is fabricating a case that does not exist."
I want you to provide me with at least one concrete piece of evidence.”
"The reason why he was executed was because of the harsh pressure from the prosecution," he said, "I feel deep pain for those who died." On the same day, Kim also slammed Rhee as "the signal flare of a monster dictatorship."
During the announcement of his campaign pledges regarding political reform and constitutional amendment, the vice president said, "Our country's constitution and democracy are based on the spirit of separation of powers. However, candidate Lee, who is the party with the majority in the legislature, has undermined this.
He also said he would impeach the president, the prime minister, the chief auditor, and even the chief justice of the Supreme Court, and has already impeached 31 people."
Candidate Kim continued, "I have said that a special prosecutor will be appointed to investigate the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, and that impeachment and hearings will also be held.
"They are also trying to completely destroy the separation of powers and seize control of the party to establish a complete dictatorship," he said. "They are exerting a great deal of influence through the Media Union and are also trying to control civil society through the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions."
Candidate Kim said, "This is exactly what is meant by runaway legislation, reckless impeachment, and bulletproof legislation, and they are saying they will censor KakaoTalk. This is exactly what Lee Jae-myung is saying.
"This is a signal flare for a monster government and a monster dictatorship," he said, adding, "Former Prime Minister Lee Nak-yeon feels a strong sense of crisis and says, 'We must stop this monster state and this monster dictatorship.'"
Candidate Kim concluded by saying, "In this situation, I will definitely pursue politics that truly unites the people, that is, integrating East and West, labor and management, and the left and right."