This is CBSI on the world.

I'm John Bats for Gordon Chang at Gordon Ging Chang, my colleague and co-host,

and we're very pleased to welcome former Ambassador Morris Tan,

leader of an election monitoring team for the South Korea election and just concluded.

And we go to a Reuters headline in these last hours.

Needing some explanation.

South Korea President Lee's election law violation hearing postponed indefinitely, court says.

Reuters fills in.

A sole court said it will indefinitely postpone a trial of President Lee Jiang on charges of violating

election law in 2022. South Korea's Supreme Court ruled in May of this year before Lee was elected

that Lee had violated election law by publicly making, quote, false statements, unquote,

during his 2022 presidential bid and sent the case back to an appeals

court. Morris, I'll stop there because President Lee is now President Lee, and therefore it is

not surprising to hear the apparatus of government step aside. However, this points to a story

you mentioned when we last spoke to you before the

election that fraud is a routine concern in South Korea. How did the election of President

Lee's event add up to for what we were looking for? Fra fraud. Before we get to why the court set aside

his false statements of 2022. Good evening to you, Mr. Ambassador. Yes, good evening. And thank you for

having me on again. It was exactly as we were calling it out as it was happening. it was the biggest fraud operation in the history of South Korea.

It pulled out all the stops along these lines.

There is massive evidence that exists in regards to this.

There has been extensive video evidence of things, and all of these are being put together into a lawsuit in South Korea.

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