South Koreans worry about national reputation

As Park Geun-hye's corruption case is spreading to the country’s big corporations, many think it is time for the president to leave power.

Frank Smith 

Press TV, Seoul

South Korean President Park Geun-hye, mired in a corruption scandal, has become even less than a lame duck president as she hands power over to the legislature to decide about the next Prime Minister. Meanwhile, as the corruption case is spreading to the country’s big corporations, many think it is time for the president to leave power.

From Seoul, Press TV’s Frank Smith reports.