On-point: Rival parties gear up for early election & new administration

Now that South Korea took the weekend to digest and cool off following Friday's final verdict, politicians are now gearing up to map out a new administration.

Let us discuss more with Professor Mason Richey.

Good morning.

1. I'd like to start with the National Assembly speaker's proposal on a referendum on the election to revise the Constitution.

2. The leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, Lee Jae-myung, is one of the top contenders for the upcoming presidential election, but why has he kept a low profile since the final verdict came out?

3. When will he quit his position as the party's leader?

4. The People Power Party took the weekend to reflect on the ruling, but there's not much time to take things slowly now that we only have 60 days, right?

5. I asked you this on Friday when the final verdict came out.

Professor Richey thank you for sharing your insight with us.