”Onion Man” former justice minister ”criticizes” President Yoon's views... ”It's not worth discussing” = South Korea

Cho Kuk, aka the "Onion Man" and former Minister of Justice of the Fatherland Reform Party, spoke about his views on the general elections for the National Assembly that President Yoon Seok-yeol expressed at the Cabinet meeting on the 16th.
"Even after the (ruling party's) crushing defeat in the general election, they are unable to recognize that the root of all the problems lies with the president himself," Cho said on the 17th on his YouTube channel "Kim Oh-joong (
"The tone of the government is good and my philosophy is correct, but the ministers and civil servants under me have not done a good job," or "The people do not understand it.
Cho's remarks, which are to the effect that "the government should take the right direction in national affairs and put it into practice," are completely ridiculous.
"Despite our best efforts, we have not been able to bring about any change that the people can feel personally," he said.
He continued, "I think there will be two or three decisive incidents in the future. When that happens, President Yoon will apologize miserably.
"The moment will come when they will be held accountable," Cho said. He also said that Han Dong-hoon, former head of emergency response for the ruling People Power Party, was a staunch supporter of the ruling party during the election campaign.
Regarding his advocacy for the “Lee Jae Myung Cho Trial,” he said, “As the crown prince of this administration,
"Why are they judging the opposition party when they should be the ones being judged?" he said. "The 'Lee Jae-myung, Cho Kuk judging' is a complete joke."