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八点最热报 | 一纸特赦令，表面上改变的是前首相纳吉的服刑地点，但真正被撕开的，却是希盟内部对“原则”和“执政”的那条裂缝。安华现在面对的，已经是一场烧进自己阵营的政治风暴。安华给自己挖了一个大坑吗？还是面对巫统的压力，已经身不由己？（主播：蔡心慧）
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00:00A reminder before watching the video
00:01There's more content on trending websites.
00:04The episode featuring the former prime minister who was granted a stay-at-home pardon to serve his sentence.
00:07The amnesty order granting home imprisonment was just announced.
00:10DAP Secretary-General Loke Siew Fook has already submitted his resignation.
00:14Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim during his visit to China
00:16Today, a response from a thousand miles away
00:18This indicates that they will listen to Lu Zhaofu's opinions and explanations.
00:21He also asked Lu Zhaofu a question in return.
00:23Is it about bowing down to those who attempt to weaken the government?
00:27Or stay and consolidate and improve the government
00:30That episode was before he even left the prison.
00:32Simon, however, had already bled to the point of becoming a shell.
00:35The pardon, on the surface, only changed the location of the prison sentence in that episode.
00:39But what was truly torn apart was Simon's internal affairs.
00:43The crack between principles and governance
00:45Anwar is now facing more than just a simple amnesty controversy.
00:50Rather, it was a political storm that burned down one's own camp.
00:54Did Anwar dig a huge hole for himself?
00:57Or is it due to pressure from UMNO and a lack of control over one's own destiny?
01:02Anwar has consistently emphasized
01:03Amnesty is a right exercised by the head of state in accordance with the constitution.
01:07The government has its own boundaries of authority.
01:09This argument can explain who has the right to make the decision.
01:13But he couldn't explain why Lu Zhaofu resigned.
01:17If this matter is completely outside the scope of the government's decision-making...
01:21Why then did Lu Zhaofu still use his ministerial position?
01:24To bear the political cost
01:27What exactly is Lu Zhaofu referring to when he says he's trying to protect his official position as minister?
01:30This is still a reminder to Anwar.
01:32Some political costs cannot be entirely dismissed by simply stating "respect for the Constitution."
01:38What's even more troublesome is
01:39Najib's case may just be the trigger.
01:42What truly makes it difficult for New Mongolia to answer is
01:44Issues with the judicial and prosecutorial systems
01:47Najib's case has at least gone through the full legal process.
01:51But in the past few years
01:52Some cases involving political figures
01:55However, cases such as DNA testing being withdrawn have occurred frequently.
01:58This prompted the public to start asking questions.
02:00What cases will continue to be investigated?
02:02What cases will be dropped?
02:04What are the standards?
02:06If New Mongolia cannot prove
02:08The prosecution mechanism can truly be free from political influence.
02:11So whether Najib or serving his sentence at home...
02:13Or how other cases are handled?
02:15Ultimately, they will all be brought up under the same question.
02:19That is, whether politicians can influence judicial decisions.
02:24so what
02:25What was once right in front of Anwar
02:27Not just how to deal with Najib
02:29It wasn't really about filling the cabinet vacancy left by Loke Siew Fook.
02:33Rather, it's about how to reinterpret the word "reform".
02:37Lu Zhaofu's resignation
02:38This forces New Mongolia to confront even more difficult questions.
02:41If even their core allies believe
02:43He must express his stance by resigning.
02:46So what proof will Anwar need next?
02:49The government's reform commitments remain unchanged.
02:52The amnesty decree has been issued.
02:53The political storm has only just begun.
02:55For Anwar
02:57The real pitfall isn't just those few people.
02:59The real question is whether this turmoil will further drain resources away.
03:02New Mongolia's past reform slogans used to win voters' trust
03:08Former Prime Minister Najib Razak was granted a pardon and is serving his sentence at home.
03:11Although he hasn't left the prison yet
03:13However, the Anwar government has already encountered a political storm.
03:17Although Prime Minister Anwar has repeatedly emphasized
03:19This is a right exercised by the head of state in accordance with the constitution.
03:22But on the other side of the village
03:23Describing Party Secretary-General Loke Siew Fook
03:25However, this led him to propose resigning from his position as Minister of Transport.
03:28Najib's home imprisonment appears on the surface to be...
03:31It is a decision made by the head of state in exercising constitutional rights.
03:34But those who know, know what's going on.
03:37Therefore, the political considerations arising within the Hope Alliance government
03:40Not surprising at all
03:43Take it to serve time at home or take it for release.
03:47From Anwar's perspective
03:49He probably judged that not being able to have both would result in a significant deduction of points.
03:52Because many people in Malay society also agree with this.
03:56He should be released or serve his sentence at home.
04:00So from Anwar's perspective
04:02He probably thought that if he could appease them...
04:05Voters who are either indigenous or urban reformists
04:09He can also gain some recognition in Malay society.
04:15Or accept
04:16This also gets rid of the use of force to unify the country and the extortion tactics that Saudi Arabia often employs against it.
04:22Come to entangle
04:23This is from Anwar's perspective.
04:25If Lu Zhaofu uses such a strong action to resign...
04:28Anwar was an unexpected surprise.
04:31I believe it was an accident.
04:32But for the PAP
04:33He felt this was a moral hazard for the Party.
04:37This will lead to a very serious moral crisis.
04:40Was this something Anwar hadn't anticipated?
04:42Facing pressure from UMNO
04:44Anwar originally wanted to get rid of Najib's political baggage.
04:47But unexpectedly, Lu Zhaofu resigned.
04:49However, it brought up the old grievances of the Pakatan Harapan coalition's reforms over the past four years
04:52Put it back on the table
04:54Because for the DAP
04:56This is not just a question of whether or not to accept Najib serving his sentence at home.
04:59It also involves the anti-corruption commitment that Pakatan Harapan has consistently emphasized.
05:03Respecting the head of state is one thing.
05:05How to safeguard one's reform brand?
05:08That's another matter.
05:09Anwar may have acted based on many considerations.
05:12He can accept Najib serving his sentence at home.
05:14But for the PAP
05:15This is their bottom line.
05:17And if the past four years
05:20After Simon took office
05:21He has a very good track record of governance.
05:24He has a very impressive track record.
05:26There have been very successful institutional reforms
05:28Voter satisfaction is very high.
05:30So you might be able to barely manage.
05:32Covering up Najib's home imprisonment this time
05:35But you've had these past four years
05:37You did not have an outstanding track record of governance.
05:39It even caused a lot of public resentment.
05:40Then you add this Najib question.
05:43It's like adding insult to injury.
05:45The impact on the PAP is very serious.
05:47Therefore, I think the DAP should have made an assessment.
05:51Or perhaps it took into account Anwar's future stance.
05:54Therefore, he had no choice but to react quite strongly.
05:58Lu Zhaofu's resignation
06:00Forcing the Anwar government to face the issue again
06:02More than just political pressure
06:04And the Pakatan Harapan reform report card over the past four years.
06:07Shaza, an associate professor at the International Islamic University, believes
06:10The Pakatan Harapan coalition's reform efforts cannot be attributed solely to Najib's actions.
06:14What should really be done is to address the other ongoing cases.
06:17Keep pursuing it and finish it.
06:20If one case after another cannot be advanced...
06:23There was even a withdrawal of control from BNAA
06:26How will the Pakatan Harapan coalition prove its commitment to reform?
06:29It hasn't changed.
06:31PH need to focus now on the other things
06:33so there are a lot of things going on in Malaysia right now right
06:36It's not just Najib
06:37so if they can pursue and actually complete all the cases that are ongoing right now
06:43no more DNAA
06:45and like I said and we said earlier that that is beyond PH
06:48beyond the government
06:49so that's beyond politics
06:50but yeah they can use the narrative that
06:52during this period of Pakatan Harapan in government
06:56It went through the courts
06:57Najib's case actually went all the way to the top
06:59So the problem for PH are
07:01the other cases that didn't continue in court
07:03so that actually affects PH's image
07:07Huang Jinfa, a political scientist at Shuangwei University, believes
07:10It's not enough to just pursue each case one by one.
07:13What we really need to avoid is what happens after the next change in political power.
07:17The same problem occurred again.
07:19Only by further institutionalizing the prosecution mechanism can we achieve this.
07:22Only in this way can we prevent criminal liability from becoming a bargaining chip in political negotiations again.
07:26Anwar's top priority now
07:28It's about truly establishing this system.
07:31What Anwar can do
07:33Of course, this means continuing his pursuit of these scandals.
07:38No more proposals can be made now.
07:40Therefore, Anwa's primary KPI now is
07:43It is not enough to just amend the constitution before the dissolution of parliament.
07:47At the same time, it is necessary to pass the new authorization decree of the Attorney General's Office.
07:52The English name is Enabling Act
07:54You need the complete set.
07:56It's not just about amending the constitution; you need new laws.
07:58Let this Attorney General's Office
08:00To achieve maximum independence
08:02Because only in this way
08:03Only then can you ensure what follows.
08:05We will not use criminal liability as a bargaining chip in political negotiations.
08:10Najib's amnesty
08:11Anwar can be interpreted as
08:13Assistance is a right exercised in accordance with the Constitution
08:15However, Lu Zhaofu's resignation made it impossible for the Simon Union to avoid its own problems.
08:20Reform Commitments
08:20This turmoil truly left Anwar with a topic to discuss.
08:23It's unclear how Najib's home imprisonment was explained.
08:26It's not just about how to deal with Lu Zhaofu.
08:28But when Najib's name faded from the political spotlight
08:32Can Simon still use the progress of the case and institutional reforms?
08:35Prove once again that your commitment has not changed.
08:38Still in progress
08:41DNA continues to unfold
08:43Najib has been granted home imprisonment again.
08:45Simon's loudest call was for reform.
08:48Now, however, they are being brought to the dock time and time again.
08:51Anwar can certainly say that
08:53This is about respecting royal authority and respecting the constitution.
08:55But when cases involving political figures occur repeatedly...
08:58DNA of the case was withdrawn
09:00In addition, Najib's pardons have occurred one after another.
09:03People will inevitably ask
09:05A word of respect for royal power
09:07How much more political controversy can it explain?
09:09For Anwar
09:11What's truly difficult to replace isn't the ministerial chair that Lu Zhaofu resigned from.
09:15Rather, it is the credibility of the reform promise made by the fiery Mexico.
09:18Past criticisms of political interference
09:20Now that I am in power
09:22This makes it even more necessary to prove that the standards have not changed.
09:24Najib is still in prison
09:26Simon has already faced a crisis of trust.
09:29The next problem Anwar needs to fix
09:31It can't be built just by saying "respect for royal authority".
09:34Instead, we need to answer the most direct question.
09:37When power falls into your hands
09:39Can Simon still hold onto the line he insisted on back then?
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