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八点最热报 | 前首相纳吉居家服刑的风波,终于尘埃落定,昨天从加影监狱回到大使路豪宅住家。铁窗变豪宅!纳吉回家只是一场秀,还是大马政坛重新洗牌的开始?5千万令吉罚款缴清后,纳吉获准居家服刑,表面看,好像只是他一个人的刑罚安排,但背后却可能演变成希盟、巫统和伊党三党的生死局,甚至引爆马来西亚政坛新一轮权力地震!最后纳吉回家的这场狂欢,究竟谁在背后买单?(主播:蔡心慧)
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00:04The controversy surrounding former Prime Minister Najib's home imprisonment has finally come to an end.
00:08After the court clarified the legal interpretation of the special order
00:11Najib returned to his luxury home on Jalan Duta from Chiayi Prison yesterday.
00:15Supporters waiting at the scene shouted.
00:17Boscow seems to be returning victorious.
00:22From Iron Bars to Luxury Home
00:24Najib's return home was just a show.
00:26Or is this the beginning of a reshuffling of Malaysian politics?
00:29After the RM50 million fine was cleared
00:31Najib granted permission to serve his sentence at home
00:33On the surface, it seems to be just his own arrangement of punishments.
00:37However, in-depth analysis
00:39However, this could potentially evolve into a conflict between Simon, UMNO, and PAS.
00:43A life-or-death situation for the three political parties
00:46It even triggered a new power earthquake in Malaysian politics.
00:49The final celebration of Najib's return home
00:52Who is actually footing the bill behind this?
00:56Simon will likely be the first to bear the pressure.
01:00Yan Zhen watched Boscow go home.
01:02But there was nothing they could do.
01:03Anger of non-Malay voters
01:05Can Simon handle it?
01:07In the context of political reality
01:09Najib's decision to serve his sentence at home was not something Simon could unilaterally decide.
01:13However, dissenting voters will not only look at the legal process.
01:16They will also look at the ruling party's past anti-corruption promises.
01:19Especially for those who once supported New Mongolia
01:21For voters who expect political reform
01:23Seeing Najib return home
01:25It is inevitable that this will cause dissatisfaction.
01:27In contrast, UMNO
01:28Najib's return home may boost morale at the grassroots level.
01:31But cheers do not equal votes.
01:34For swing voters who still advocate against corruption
01:38Najib returns home
01:39It may not be a political advantage for UMNO.
01:42not to mention
01:42If Najib becomes active in politics again
01:45It could also affect the power balance within UMNO.
01:48Facing new challenges at the current leadership level
01:52Saving Najib but scaring away centrist voters
01:55Could UMNO's victory be a poisoned chalice?
02:00As for PAS, it may become another beneficiary.
02:03For those who are disappointed with UMNO
02:05For Malay centrist voters who have lost faith in Simon, this is also a concern.
02:08PAS has the opportunity to absorb this discontent.
02:12But if PAS continues to align itself with UMNO...
02:14Voters may also focus on UMNO's corruption controversies.
02:17All of this is on his head.
02:20Each of the three parties has its own agenda.
02:21Each also has its own risks.
02:23Malacca Election coming this Saturday
02:25This will be the first test of this political storm.
02:28Who can turn voters' emotions into votes?
02:31It's still a word count
02:34RM50 million can build a relationship
02:35However, political accounts are not so easily settled.
02:39Those truly placed under political persecution
02:41The future of the three political parties
02:43Simon is facing supporters
02:46Are you still willing to believe in reform?
02:47A military unification is a gamble on Najib.
02:50Can it revitalize political momentum?
02:52One party, on the other hand, is calculating whether it can take advantage of the chaos to garner votes.
02:57This controversy appears to be related to Najib's personal criminal law arrangements.
03:00In reality, however, a complete reshuffling may occur.
03:03Political leverage among the three parties
03:06Najib has returned home
03:07But the political test for the three parties has only just begun.
03:139:27 PM last night
03:14This is former Prime Minister Najib's silver SUV
03:16Slowly drive into the section of Ambassador Road where the private section is located
03:19Escorted by police and prison department convoys
03:22Najib finally bids farewell to Jia Ying Prison
03:24Returning to his home after a long absence to serve his sentence
03:27Supporters outside the house chanted "Moscow"
03:29Some people cheered
03:30Someone raised their phone to take a picture.
03:31It's like welcoming a belated homecoming ceremony.
03:34But outside the camera lens
03:36This journey home was full of twists and turns.
03:38It all started on September 18th.
03:41The head of state issued a conditional special order at that time.
03:44Najib was allowed to serve his sentence at home.
03:46Complete the remaining sentence in the SRC International case
03:49The condition is that RM50 million must be paid.
03:51November 6th
03:53Najib paid off the fine
03:54They also obtained a release order from the High Court.
03:55I thought I could finally go home.
03:57But unexpectedly
03:58The Attorney General's Chambers suddenly requested a stay of execution.
04:01To clarify the legal disputes between special orders and release orders
04:05The release order was obtained shortly before.
04:07But Najib still couldn't go home.
04:10Until November 10th
04:11The Attorney General's Chambers formally filed a request
04:13Re-examining the release order
04:14After hearing
04:15The judge ultimately withdrew the original injunction.
04:18A new home-based sentence order was issued.
04:20Najib effective immediately
04:21He was granted permission to return to his private home prison on Ambassador Road to serve his sentence.
04:24Until August 23, 2028
04:26But this does not mean regaining freedom.
04:28After serving his sentence in the SRC case
04:30Najib still has to return to home prison.
04:33He will continue to serve the rest of his sentence in the 1MDB case.
04:36Najib is finally home
04:37But the political implications of this turmoil
04:39Some have already paid the political price.
04:42With the High Court's formal approval
04:43Najib serves his sentence at home
04:44Action Law Secretary-General Loke Siew Fook also fulfilled his promise
04:46Announced yesterday
04:48I resign from my post as Minister of Transport, effective immediately.
04:50A former prime minister returns home
04:51A minister leaves the cabinet
04:53Lushan Dala Research Institute
04:55Senior Researcher Azmiha
04:56I deeply believe that for Simon
04:58Najib's decision to serve his sentence at home
05:00Although it's not something I can directly control
05:02But as a member of the ruling coalition
05:04However, it is difficult to remain completely detached.
05:07Voters who support Simon
05:08Especially non-Malay voters
05:09Questions are inevitable
05:10Since you are in the government
05:12But why was Najib's return home concealed?
05:14But there was nothing they could do.
05:15Because China and its people must continue
05:18For Simon
05:20Guangzhou Benxin Sports
05:22Not many
05:23It is still because of this
05:25The two states' original intentions
05:27Seal symbol
05:28At the decision-making research institute
05:29I think
05:30Her several people
05:31It is in the hand
05:32but
05:32But basically you can't avoid the supporters of Baqatar Haraban.
05:38This is what you said.
05:41Southern Malaysians
05:43You will feel somewhat dissatisfied
05:46We are now watching Naji return home in Garland Guitar.
05:51Simon faces disappointment from his supporters.
05:53However, UMNO shouldn't rush to hold a celebratory banquet.
05:56Because they might not be able to score points across the board just because Najib is going home.
06:00Huang Jinfa, a political scientist at Shuangwei University, believes
06:02Indeed, UMNO proved to its supporters in the short term.
06:05I am of boundless magical power
06:07They really did rescue Najib.
06:09But the core support is good.
06:11This does not mean that swing voters will buy it.
06:13Supporters see loyalty and friendship.
06:15But what swing voters see
06:17It might be an incorrigible UMNO member.
06:20Because on the surface, Najib's return home
06:23That proves UMNO's boundless power.
06:27But you stand among the centrist voters
06:30From the perspective of Malay centrist voters
06:32UMNO is the same UMNO that they abandoned in 2018 and 2022.
06:37This political party has not changed.
06:39When a female student from the University of Maryland stood up to criticize
06:43When UMNO raised funds for Najib
06:46Kyle Jiangluo (누�di) also understands shame.
06:49Saying something is wrong.
06:50However, UMNO's confidence...
06:52Shamelessly
06:55The court's verdict and his so-called selective provision
07:01Confusion
07:02This UMNO
07:03His key issue is not his nationalism.
07:06Rather, it was his nationalist rhetoric
07:08Even basic patriotism
07:10It can't even do the basic linkage.
07:12So I think UMNO is the loser.
07:14Moreover, Najib's return home is good for UMNO.
07:16It may not just be a matter of votes.
07:18It also involves the power structure within the party.
07:20See the warning from the famous Malay scholar Dasudin.
07:23Najib temporarily leaves prison and begins serving his sentence online from home.
07:26If you can access connections within the Party
07:28Regain the right to speak
07:29It could even rebuild support within the party.
07:31Then a situation might form within UMNO.
07:34Another center of power
07:36The people in power now
07:38Can you still sit still after all this?
07:39Today we join forces to welcome back our former leader.
07:42Will there be one more tomorrow?
07:43New mountain to deal with
08:11But Simon faces a crisis of trust.
08:13UMNO is busy dealing with Najib's return.
08:15The political effects
08:17So who has the opportunity to profit from this?
08:20Fang Jinfeng believes
08:21The yellow bird might be a
08:23The Islamic Party, standing by indifferently
08:26PAS owes Najib a debt of gratitude from back then.
08:28Reciprocate kindness by remaining silent
08:29But it's also very clever.
08:31Maintaining distance from the image of corruption
08:33It may take over some of the dissatisfaction with UMNO
08:35Voters who do not trust Simon
08:37Who is the winner?
08:39PAS
08:40Why
08:40Because Najib had done favors for PAS.
08:43So we see
08:44PAS reciprocated by refusing to criticize Najib.
08:48But PAS and Najib
08:50And UMNO corruption cases
08:53There is still some distance
08:55in other words
08:55If you are a Malay centrist voter
08:57You may not be able to vote for UMNO
08:58But if you think Simon and the Concord Party
09:02It's not a big deal yet.
09:03Or if you don't trust them
09:05You either don't vote
09:06If voting
09:07Your biggest choice
09:08That is, the Islamic Party and its allies
09:10But if the next election
09:12If we cooperate...
09:13What if I can't even cast a ball?
09:15In that situation
09:16If swing voters are angry enough
09:20They might even punish the Islamic Party.
09:24Najib's decision to serve his sentence at home
09:25It's not something Simon can control.
09:27But he has to bear the brunt of the trust crisis.
09:30The military unification appears to have yielded political benefits.
09:32However, it may also sow the seeds of internal strife.
09:35PAS, on the other hand, is four key figures who are exploiting voters' anger and disappointment.
09:39On the surface, this is Najib's personal arrangement.
09:41However, behind this lies the political calculation of three political parties.
09:44Najib has returned home
09:46However, the political implications of this turmoil...
09:48This is probably just the beginning.
09:49Who will ultimately prevail?
09:51Who pays the price?
09:52The voters still have to settle the accounts.
09:57Najib returns home
09:58Some people cheered
09:59Someone has a headache
10:00Some people are also waiting for an opportunity to act.
10:02The three parties have a well-thought-out plan.
10:05Ukrainian Union wants to leverage this opportunity to unite the grassroots.
10:07Simon is eager to stabilize his image regarding reforms.
10:10PAS, on the other hand, waited to observe from the sidelines.
10:12Waiting for the opponent to make a mistake and lose points
10:14In order to reap political benefits from it
10:16Ultimately
10:17Najib paid off a fine of RM50 million.
10:20But the political consequences left by this turmoil
10:22However, it cannot be settled overnight.
10:25Najib returns home
10:27This does not necessarily mean that UMNO can make a comeback.
10:29Simon under pressure
10:31This does not mean that PAS can sit back and reap the rewards.
10:34The next election in Melaka state
10:36This will be the first test for the three parties in front of voters.
10:38Who is laughing?
10:40Who is crying?
10:41Who will have the last laugh?
10:43The answer is not in the hands of party leaders.
10:45And in the voters' ballots
10:56Subtitle volunteer Li Zongsheng

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