Former National Assembly member Min Kyung-wook enthusiastically welcomes Representative Jeon Han-gil upon his return to Korea on the 3rd. [Photo = Min Kyung-wook's Facebook]

Lee Jun-seok, leader of the Reform Party, responded to Jeon Han-gil's proposal for a "live broadcast of a 4-on-4 debate on election fraud" by saying, "1-on-100 is fine, but I'll accept 4-on-1."

Jeon, who returned from the US the previous day, appeared on 'Go Seong-guk TV' on the 4th and challenged Lee, who had criticized his election fraud claims, stating, "If you're confident that election fraud is a conspiracy theory, bring three experts and let's have a 4-on-4 showdown. I'll bring experts too."

In response, Lee posted on his Facebook, "Where are the experts for conspiracy theories? They're probably just professional oddballs. I'm fine with 1-on-100, but 4-on-1, I accept."

Lee Jun-seok, leader of the Reform Party [Yonhap News]He added, "If Jeon Yu-gwan (Jeon Han-gil's real name) wishes, 100-on-1 is also acceptable. Form a team," and confidently retorted, "It's fine to do it after the police summons, as you'll likely be busy, or before then."

He further commented, "I don't understand why election fraud proponents are so verbose. If you believe in election fraud, ponder why these people behave this way. If you don't want to be ashamed, tell them to stop their incessant chatter and come to the debate."

Jeon Han-gil, who arrived from the US on the 3rd, argued that claims of election fraud were not a conspiracy theory but a "domain of verification," citing the cases of Trump and Elon Musk.

He also pressured Jang Dong-hyuk, leader of the People Power Party, stating, "If you break ties with President Yoon, you'll be discarded," urging the party leadership to maintain a 'pro-Yoon' stance.

Meanwhile, the police plan to summon and investigate Jeon on the 12th for allegedly spreading false information related to Cheong Wa Dae. Jeon faces charges including defamation under the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection.

Reporter Lim Yo-hee