I Believe Abe Will Have Third Term, Says LDP Lawmaker Matsukawa

The transcript discusses the potential for the Prime Minister to secure a third consecutive term, highlighting his handling of the economy and diplomacy. It examines the political landscape, noting the lack of strong opposition and internal party dynamics. The conversation shifts to economic priorities, emphasizing welfare reform in light of Japan's aging population and shrinking workforce. Finally, it debates the urgency of constitutional reform versus welfare reform, given the current political opportunity.

What is the speaker's perspective on the opposition's strength in the current political landscape?

What economic indicators are mentioned to support the Prime Minister's performance?