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This is CBS I on the world.

I'm John Bath, Gordon Chang at Gordon Ging Chang joins me, and we're off to South Korea,

thanks to David Maxwell, who joins us with comments on the news tumultuous these last days.

The Reuters report, within hours, who are the top contenders for South

Korea's presidential election? This is a consequence of a decision by the Constitutional Court

in these last days to follow through on the removal of President Jung from the presidency,

so it's now vacant.

David, a very good day to you. The vote from the Constitutional Court, which we spoke of last week before the verdict came in on Friday last, was 8 to nothing. Did that surprise you, David?

Good day to you.

Good day. Yes, it was surprising. I thought there'd be some split. And in fact, you know,

I'd kind of been anticipating the possibility of an equal split, which would have left the unit office. I think that this was probably an indication of why there was a delay, as there were probably

strong arguments within the, among the justices on how to rule.

And in the end, I think they, you know, they came to the conclusion either, you know, from

external coercion or that they

thought was best for the country. But one thing I'd like to point out about the decision,

you know, while it obviously removed President EUN, it also recognized the problems with the

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