South Korean ruling party lawmakers: ”Lee Jae-myung and Cho Kuk are being investigated without detention” and ”Why is the president being investigated with detention?”

On the 6th, Cho Jeong-hoon, a member of the ruling People Power Party, said that 44 ruling party lawmakers had gathered in front of the presidential palace on the same day to block an arrest warrant for President Yoon Seok-yeol.
Regarding some criticism of him, he pointed out, "If we protect Lee Jae-myung (Chairman of the Democratic Party of Korea), is it democracy, but if we support the president from the Prime Minister's Office, is it far-right politics?"
On the same day, Rep. Cho appeared on a Korean radio program and asked, "Why aren't the first-term lawmakers of the Democratic Party of Korea who are protecting Lee Jae-myung criticized as 'far-left' and 'violating the constitutional order?'
"Are you saying that the fact that they went there to support the protesters without being stopped because no warrant was executed and that they are 'far-right'?" he continued.
They say, 'Representative Lee Jae-myung is a symbol of democracy and we must protect her,' but is that really right?" he pointed out.
"The president and the ruling party have said that they will undergo investigations while following legal procedures,"
"Therefore, shouldn't voluntary investigation be the rule?" he said. "Even Lee Jae-myung and Cho Kuk (former Fatherland Reform Party) were investigated without detention, so why is the president being investigated without detention?
Is this the case?" he asked.