President Yoon says he will meet with ruling party leaders after the general election...There is no hope for presidential staff members to run - South Korea

South Korean President Yoon Seo-gyeol spoke about Han Dong-hoon, chairman of the emergency response committee of the ruling party People's Power, in a ``Special Discussion'' broadcast on KBS TV on the night of the 7th.
``We are close friends, but when I asked to meet after the general election, he said he would as well.'' On this day, President Yoon said in a special interview on KBS TV, ``I have no official authority to direct elections.''
He said, ``I have not spoken to Chairman Han on the phone recently, but I called him when he was appointed as the chairman of the emergency response committee.''
He added, ``Although we have necessary communication with the chief political affairs minister, it is Chairman Han's position to communicate directly with them over the phone.
I don't think it's appropriate," he added. Asked whether the conflict with Chairman Han has subsided or whether it will resurface in the future, President Yun said, ``In the end, even the president and people who hold representative positions in the party are in the same position as the nation.''
I am in a position where I have to do my job for the sake of the people.''He added, ``Private matters are not important, and I don't think such matters should be brought to the fore in making decisions.''
When the staff members of the President's office suggested that there would be a lot of luck (for the president) in running for office in the general election, he asked, ``Will the president have a chance?''
President Yoon said, ``First of all, the media will not remain silent.Even when the emergency response committee chairman is appointed, the media will repeatedly say that the key to winning the general election is the distance between the party and the presidential office.''
I think it would be difficult for there to be such a thing as the Seven Lights of the President's Office, even though we have been repeatedly reporting on it.''He explained, ``It would be impossible.''
He continued, ``All of the people who ran in this general election had a strong will in politics.
These are people who joined our presidential campaign even before I ran for president, such as parliamentary aides and party officials, with plans to enter politics in the future.
I can't stop those people from running for politics in the general election." He added, ``I have accepted your resignation, but please do not expect any preferential treatment.''
And I don't have that ability either. I just told him to run in a fair manner and follow the rules," he added.