[On-point] Where South Korea's Pres. Lee stands on key issues

That was President Lee Jae Myung taking questions at his first press conference, marking his first 30 days in office.

For more on today's comments from the president and where President Lee stands on key issues, we're joined by Professor Choi Hyunsun, Professor at the Department of Public Administration at Myongji University.

Professor Choi, thanks for joining us this morning.

1. We just heard the president speak at his first press conference since taking office. What are some of the key takeaways, and what's your overall assessment?

2. President Lee has been focusing on getting South Korea back on track, especially after the country was left without a leader following the martial law declaration. How would you assess his first term in office so far?

3. A key part of his economic policy during his first month in office was the supplementary budget. Will this help revive the country's economy?

4. The president also addressed other economic issues related to people's livelihoods, such as stabilizing the housing market, balanced regional growth, and the 4.5-day workweek. What are your thoughts on these policies?

5. President Lee also addressed diplomatic and security policies, and he does seem to be particularly focused on achieving peace on the Korean peninsula, right?

6. What would you say is the most important goal the Lee administration must achieve over the course of its five-year term?

Alright. Thank you so much for your insight today. We appreciate it.