South Korean ruling party lawmaker: ”Every day there's talk of an exclusive Yoon-Korea meeting”... ”It's like a North-South summit”

Na Kyung-won, a member of the ruling People Power Party, said, "The media is reporting on whether the ruling party leadership and the president will hold an exclusive meeting or not."
"I think that all of us (the government and the ruling party) are only losing out," he said. The "exclusive meeting" that has become a hot topic in South Korea recently is the one between President Yoon Seok-yeol and Han Dong-hoon.
On the 27th, Rep. Na said on a Korean radio program, "Politics is childish," and "The Democratic Party (Democratic Party of Korea) is also childish, and there is a relationship between our party and the presidential office.
"I also find it very childish to even consider speculation as to whether an exclusive meeting was requested or not."
Regarding the ruling party's declining approval rating, he said, "We should also change what we need to change ourselves.
However, we must point out where the Democratic Party is wrong," he said, criticizing the Democratic Party for casting systematic rejection votes in the National Assembly without any mutual respect for each other.
Na continued, "(Our party's lawmakers) are talking about exclusive talks every day," and "By doing that, our party's approval rating and the president's approval rating are going up.
Is this going to rise? Is this a North-South summit?"