Se-Woong Koo

In this engaging discussion, journalist Se-Woong Koo, founder of Korea Exposé, dives deep into the escalating political drama in South Korea. He unpacks the impeachment proceedings against President Yoon Suk-yeol and the gripping public protests against his leadership. Koo draws fascinating parallels between this crisis and political upheavals in the U.S., while examining the intertwining influences of U.S. conservatism and election fraud claims. The threats to democracy and legal norms in South Korea become starkly evident as tensions rise.

Se-Woong Koo, a journalist and founder of Korea Exposé, dives into the chaos following South Korea's unexpected martial law declaration by President Yoon Suk-yeol. He explores the swift parliamentary pushback and the implications for the president's political future. Koo discusses the historical context of martial law, public reaction, and the potential unconstitutionality of the move. The conversation reveals underlying political tensions, the polarized political climate, and how generational experiences shape public perceptions amid North Korea's looming threat.

Se-Woong Koo, a journalist and founder of Korea Exposé, dives deep into South Korea’s political turmoil, sparked by the impeachment of President Yoon Suk-yeol. He discusses the intense protests surrounding his potential arrest and the martial law declaration that has gripped the nation. Koo draws parallels between the South Korean crisis and the political landscape in the U.S., reflecting on issues of loyalty within the president's security detail and the challenges faced in maintaining democratic norms amidst this upheaval.