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八点最热报 | 上周末落幕的2026年巫统大会，释放了一个重要讯号：巫统正尝试调整过去单靠马来票的政治打法。面对伊党在马来选票上的竞争，巫统对马来人喊马来团结；对非马来选民，却开始大谈中庸、多元；讲到砂拉越，更罕见地说：“我们要向你学习。” 这是什么讯号？巫统突然开窍了？还是在残酷的现实面前，巫统终于发现：马来票，已经斗不过伊党，很难再像过去那样，说要就要。于是，打法必须换。马来票斗不过，就不能只打马来票。（主播：梁宝仪）
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00:05At the 2026 UMNO General Assembly that concluded last weekend
00:08Multiple pronouncements filled the media pages.
00:11But one political signal worth looking back at
00:14Perhaps it wasn't what was said at the end of the conference.
00:17Rather, it was before the Mother Conference officially began in Cairo.
00:20UMNO President Mohamad
00:22He presided over the opening ceremony of the three major binding conferences.
00:24That speech had already set the tone for UMNO.
00:29That night, UMNO suddenly changed its story.
00:33Continue to call for Malay unity among Malay voters.
00:35However, non-Malay voters began to talk a lot about moderation and pluralism.
00:40It's even rarer to say this when talking about salads.
00:43We want to learn from you
00:45What kind of signal is this?
00:47It was UMNO that suddenly realized something.
00:50Still in the face of harsh political realities
00:52UMNO finally discovered
00:54Malay votes are no longer enough to defeat PAS.
00:56It's hard to just ask for it like it used to be.
00:59Therefore, the playing style must be changed.
01:02If you can't beat the Malay vote, you can't directly attack the Malay vote.
01:05This also explains why UMNO has started to focus its attention on
01:08Voted towards non-Malay young voters
01:11He began to emphasize that he was neither far left nor far right.
01:14Instead, he stood in the middle.
01:16It sounds like a transformation
01:18But looking at it from another angle
01:20It could also be a more realistic ticket-buying frenzy.
01:23UMNO wants to retain its core Malay votes from PAS.
01:27But at the same time, he also wanted to reach out and snatch the non-Malaysian bag from Simon's bag.
01:32ticket
01:33There are also liberal Malay votes.
01:35The left side needs to be defended, while the right side needs to be attacked.
01:37What's even more interesting is
01:38He also set his sights on Sara.
01:42Muhasan didn't just say we respect East Malaysia.
01:45Instead, they directly told UMNO to learn from Sarawak's politics.
01:49We need to learn how they reject toxic politics.
01:53Which old political party used to tell others to follow its lead?
01:57Now, however, they are speaking to a different political world.
02:00What do you have that I can learn?
02:03Is this truly a shift in values?
02:07UMNO has finally conceded to the next general election.
02:10The old Malay politics are no longer enough.
02:14That's what happened after the UMNO general assembly this year.
02:18A political calculation worth reanalyzing
02:23UMNO has always championed Malay unity.
02:26Emphasizing a right-leaning Malay nationalist line
02:29But this UMNO general assembly
02:31But then I suddenly heard UMNO mention pluralism, moderation, and Sabah Sarawak in...
02:35around the mouth
02:36Chairman Mohasan not only made a statement
02:38UMNO should not only focus on Malay votes.
02:46It further emphasizes that UMNO should take a middle-ground approach.
02:49We need to win the support of non-Malays and East Malaysia.
03:10Has UMNO really changed?
03:13Or is it just a ploy for the election?
03:15Some adjustments have to be made.
03:17Amno Barisan Nasional harus kekal
03:20sentris kita panggil sentris
03:21supaya walaupun kita sentris dalam masa yang sama
03:24kita masih lagi kekal memperjualkan prinsip
03:27mempertahankan hak-hak agama, bangsa dan tanah air
03:30bukannya kita menyokong untuk pergi farai maupun farat
03:34jadi pendekatan sentris ini dalam masa yang sama
03:38kerana kita tahu Malaysia ini didiami oleh pelbagai kaum
03:42apa yang dikatakan oleh Timbalan Presiden itu adalah
03:45bertepatan dengan konsep yang telah digariskan oleh Islam itu sendiri
03:50iaitu maksudnya kita Islam ini harus tidak melebih-lebih
03:53harus berpada-pada
03:54saya kira amat tepat dalam konteks negara kita pada hari ini
03:58kerana jika kita dilihat terlalu melebih-lebih
04:02ataupun terlalu konservatif apa semua pun
04:05dalam keadaan negara hari ini agak susah
04:07kerana kita menghormati kepelbagaian kaum dan agama
04:11yang ada di negara kita pada hari ini
04:12kita perlu jaga pengguna muda daripada kaum lain
04:15kerana kita sekarang terlalu fokus untuk jaga pengguna muda
04:19daripada kaum bumi putra sendiri
04:21jadi kita harus menggambilai tenaga
04:23bukan mcaa, mic, pbrs dan apa semua
04:26untuk fokus terutamanya pengguna muda non bumi
04:30Facing a powerful one party
04:31UMNO can no longer capture the majority of Malay votes as it did in the past.
04:35He must rely on non-Malay member parties
04:37Winning votes from other ethnic groups
04:38Targeting young non-Malay voters
04:42This was forced by circumstances.
04:44Today, UMNO seems to have learned
04:46In many constituencies
04:47He cannot win solely based on Malay votes.
04:49UMNO has not given up on Malay politics
04:51Instead, they want to repackage Malay politics as
04:54A version that can accommodate diversity
04:57But on the other side, UMNO
04:58Why then extend another hand?
05:00We need to negotiate cooperation with a conservative far-right party.
05:04PAS is a very serious condition.
05:05It will be very difficult to get tickets.
05:08From non-Malays, non-Malays
05:09But I am making a choice now.
05:11We are selecting
05:12I think this is what
05:14Tok Ma is saying right now
05:16The red lines are there
05:17But we are choosing
05:19Although PAS said
05:21They made the right choice.
05:22They became the chief
05:24But I think
05:44U.S. President Muhyiddin Yassin knows that among Malay voters
05:46It is a struggle to make up for the mistakes of the party
05:47therefore
05:48Unification by force can be achieved through cooperation with one-party states.
05:50But I can't make myself look
05:51Becoming a one-party revival
05:53Because once both sides are talking...
05:55They are all the same kind of Malay Islamic politics
05:57Then voters will naturally ask...
05:58Why don't I just...
06:00Should we vote for a stronger one-party system?
06:01This also explains
06:02Why Moha Mountain
06:04This will continue at the UMNO General Assembly
06:06Emphasizing taking the middle road
06:08UMNO raised this issue today.
06:10We need to take the middle path.
06:11There are two ideas.
06:13On the one hand, product differentiation
06:15That's what I want to prove.
06:16I and the Islamic Party
06:17Although everyone talks about Malay unity
06:19But our version
06:21Our mistakes are different.
06:22Secondly, it's for the future.
06:47Therefore, the "moderation" that UMNO talks about sounds like a policy direction.
06:50But behind it might actually be an insurance policy.
06:53Cooperation with one party is negotiable
06:55But UMNO cannot leave itself an escape route.
06:57Let's talk about it together.
06:58At this time
06:59Mohdsan specifically urged UMNO to learn from Sarawak.
07:02The reason might lie in the last two words.
07:05He also needs to keep that backup plan.
07:08That is, I do not want to govern in coalition with PAS.
07:11If possible
07:12My best option is to cooperate with East Malaysia.
07:15So he shouted it out.
07:17When we look to Salad for inspiration
07:20On the one hand, of course, it's towards salads.
07:22Sabah political parties hinted
07:24You are still our partner.
07:25At the same time, I spoke with the Islamic Party.
07:28Don't assume that even if you win the majority...
07:31You become the largest political party, just like in the last election.
07:35Even if you gain 20 more seats
07:37You don't necessarily have to be an old man.
07:39Because I have the blessing of East Malaysia.
07:42Rather than saying that Salad is a role model of diversity in UMNO's eyes
07:45It's more accurate to say it's a political card that can't be let go.
07:48Because once PAS gains power...
07:50Whoever is in charge can form a government.
07:51It's not necessarily up to the two parties to decide.
07:54East Malaysia could become a key bargaining chip at any time.
07:57So has UMNO changed?
07:59The Malay voters
08:00He spoke about Malay unity.
08:01For non-Malay voters
08:03He spoke of moderation and pluralism.
08:04I'll leave one sentence for East Malaysia.
08:07There's still more to discuss later.
08:08It seems that UMNO's language has changed.
08:10But ultimately
08:11UMNO doesn't make definitive statements
08:13What we need is not to choose sides.
08:15Instead, it ensures that you always have a choice.
08:23Ultimately, the "moderation" that UMNO talks about...
08:26It may not be a route that has already been taken.
08:29It's more like an insurance policy that you can pull out at any time.
08:31It is not a set of ideas that must be adhered to to the end.
08:34Rather, it is a way out that cannot be sealed off in advance.
08:37One foot in Malay politics
08:39The other foot is reaching for diverse voting options.
08:42And he was still holding the PAS (Al-Islamic Party) hand.
08:44This is perhaps UMNO's most realistic option right now.
08:47Also the most divisive two-sided eating
08:49But what politics fears most is not change.
08:52But anything can change in order to win.
08:55If moderation is only for the purpose of securing tickets
08:57Multiple methods are only for stopping the bleeding.
08:59Cooperation is only for the purpose of maintaining power.
09:01So what about UMNO's so-called transformation this time?
09:04Is it about redefining oneself?
09:06It's still a pre-election battle
09:08How to salvage the votes?
09:11The answer ultimately lies not on the podium at the UMNO General Assembly.
09:13It's not in the pretty words of political leaders either.
09:16In the hands of the voters
09:18Because the votes ultimately tell a political party
09:21Of course you can change your strategy to win votes.
09:24But voters can also choose to stop believing you.
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