
The dispute over the late former President Roh Moo-hyun's bribery allegations has reportedly escalated into a heated debate between broadcaster Kim Eo-jun and independent lawmaker Han Dong-hoon. On the 5th, Kim said on the YouTube channel 'Kim Eo-jun's Humility Is Hard News Factory' that when a lawmaker recently brought up the allegations of accepting money from former President Roh, "Until now, conservatives have considered President Roh's death to be harassed by conservatives and the prosecution, and it was so obvious that they did not touch it personally." He continued "Since he doesn't have any respect or manners for humanity, what this means doesn't matter. Politically, if he attacks here, he thinks the strongest reaction will come, and then he thinks he can grow bigger." He added, "Now, by attacking here, the Democratic camp attacks him, and since the entire democratic camp attacks him, I think it's a strategy to highlight me as an important person." He added. In response, one lawmaker used harsh language, saying, "Kim Eo-jun, stop talking arrogantly like 'Where dare you bring up this so carelessly?' and speak with facts," adding, "Kim Eo-jun's statement of 'Where dare you bring up Roh Moo-hyun' There are no facts here, and the arrogant gaslighting without facts like Kim Eo-jun's statements only reveals the essence." He then questioned, "Is it true that former President Roh himself or his family received tens of billions of won, including 300 million won Piaget watches and the price of a New Jersey house, from sponsor Park Yeon-cha?" This controversy reportedly began when Representative Han mentioned the investigation related to former President Roh during a National Assembly debate on the 1st. Representative Han claimed that the Democratic Party had instilled a 'myth of being a victim of a manipulated investigation' about former President Roh, and subsequently repeatedly raised allegations of former President Roh's bribery, continuing their SNS dispute with the Democratic Party.
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