00:00Ladies and gentlemen, who do you vote for?
00:06The breakdown of the voters here is 46% Malay,
00:1130% Chinese, 18% Indian,
00:155% indigenous people and others.
00:18So this is the breakdown.
00:20So the profile of the area is quite important for us to understand.
00:25And we also know that in the current situation,
00:28the sentiment of crossing the border of the people is clear.
00:35In the question of the failure of the government
00:39to handle the issue of the people.
00:41I said earlier that this is a chance
00:44used for a referendum.
00:47I shouldn't be able to say this about the SPR, it's not yet public.
00:50But that's what we mean.
00:52Opportunity that we know,
00:54everywhere, including urban areas,
00:58the cost of living,
01:00the pressure of the cost of living,
01:02the price of commodities,
01:04the falling ringgit,
01:06the increase in interest,
01:08the price of electricity is rising,
01:10water is also rising.
01:12So this is a big burden.
01:14We will use this opportunity to explain
01:18what the National Union can do.
01:21It will not change the status quo.
01:29But it will give a very clear sign and signal
01:33to the present government
01:35how the feeling of the people is all about.
01:38Tan Sri, you said it's going to be a referendum.
01:41But the federal government has announced millions of ringgit.
01:45By right, it is not proper and fair.
01:48Whatever you say about it,
01:50I've heard some people commenting,
01:54saying it's not right.
01:56It shouldn't be like that.
01:58And I think the people have the power
02:00to waste millions of ringgit.
02:06That's the people's money.
02:08They don't have to wait for the PRK.
02:12When the time comes, they can use it.
02:14But I also know,
02:16maybe they want to attract voters.
02:21Maybe it won't stop.
02:23One or two more days,
02:25the price of electricity will go down again.
02:27But in the past,
02:29these things don't matter.
02:32There is a little, but it doesn't matter.
02:35If the people have a hard time,
02:37what they are given is a palace,
02:39a temple, a highway,
02:41but their lives are burdened.
02:43Even if you give a million,
02:45what are you going to do?
02:46Are you going to give help,
02:48like we did during COVID?
02:50Food on the table.
02:52The people feel this is hard.
02:57So you can announce a school.
02:59It's okay, not that we disagree.
03:01A road, maybe a bridge.
03:04But what do you do to help the people?
03:07The burden is increasing day by day.
03:11And not long ago,
03:13the Minister of Foreign Affairs
03:15announced that
03:17the nationalization subsidy
03:20will be implemented
03:22in June or July.
03:24It is ready.
03:26With the increase in oil and petrol.
03:30Because he said he wanted to pay the subsidy,
03:33but the burden will be burdened on the users.
03:36Those who are already burdened
03:38will add more burden.
03:40So there is no good news.
03:43We as the National Alliance
03:45are firm on this issue.
03:47And we will continue to fight for the people.
03:50Even though this is by-election.
03:52Soon there will be other voters.
03:56But this is important
03:58for us to give a strong condition
04:00to the government
04:02about the burden of the people.
04:04That for me is key.
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