Gordon G. Chang · Oct 10, 2026 · 10:25 PM UTC

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South Korea’s patriots are fighting back against the communists. The patriots will never give up. 🇰🇷

Tara O@DrTaraOOct 10

There are those in South Korea who look up to the North Korean regime. They created North Korean soldiers cemetery in South Korea & commemorate every year. This year, the patriots are pushing back. They chanted communists to get out & played Flowers of Freedom (the song played in Tiananmen Square in 1989).

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Gordon G. Chang · Oct 7, 2026 · 4:08 AM UTC

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Rally for President Yoon. Rally for freedom. Rally for Korea. 🇰🇷

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Mark R. Levin · Sep 21, 2026 · 11:45 AM UTC

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President Trump was right to ban Politico from the White House. And I want to tell you why, and about a specific situation this morning involving my stepson, David Milstein. David is a young man who is about to get married in Israel in October. He works for Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee. In the first Trump term, David worked for David Friedman, the former ambassador to Israel. David is earnest and, hard working. Today, on Yom Kippur, my family and I awakened to one of the most outrageous and disgusting hit pieces written by Politico's Adam Wren. And I must briefly respond to this character-assassination.. First, if David wasn't my stepson, I've no doubt he wouldn't be treated like this. Attacking him like Wren did this morning, weeks before his wedding and on Yom Kippur is truly contemptible. Second, David is not controversial. He does his job professionally, carrying out the administration's policies in his support position to Ambassador Huckabee. He has been accused of multiple lies over the last 17-months, including about a meeting with Pollard -- in which David had no role whatsoever but was asked to attend. And he has been targeted by some of the most reprehensible individuals on the Internet and elsewhere. Third, David did not "solicit cash gifts from Israeli citizens to celebrate his upcoming wedding." David was asked by family members, who live all over the world and throughout the country, about gifts for his upcoming wedding and if he was registered anywhere. David responded to requests by sending an email-message that there was no registration for gifts and suggested an alternative option. The email-message was intended for family and close friends but went to the larger email list of guests. As soon as he realized it went to the larger list, literally in less than 48-hours, he sent another email making clear he would not and could not accept gifts of any kind from the larger group. It is that simple. He was not soliciting cash gifts from Israelis, as Wren sought a hook for his story. Wren then went to cherry-picked anonymous sources to create an entirely false narrative and impression to promote a non-existent controversy about David's clearance, etc. It is a truly unconscionable thing to do, and he did it to further embellish his story, Wren also claims people are afraid of David because I'm his stepfather -- according to more anonymous sources. This is pathetic like the rest of his hit piece. I've been around a long time. I've dealt with the press for decades. This has to be the most appalling and dishonest story of all. Wren knows exactly what he's doing, and he's doing it to one of the most honorable and decent people I know -- my stepson -- who has more integrity in his pinky than Wren will ever have.

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Gordon G. Chang · Aug 8, 2026 · 6:15 PM UTC

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President Trump supports God-fearing Koreans. 🇰🇷🇺🇸

Chance Son

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We are nobody. No impressive background. Nothing to our name. And yet God has used us despite our lack. My father, Pastor Son Hyun-bo, was jailed 145 days — no bail, no conviction — simply for preaching Scripture according to his conscience. While every other church shut its doors, the world pointed fingers and asked, “Why are you still worshiping?” We believe God was pleased with him, even then. In high school, my father attended a trade school just to keep his Sunday worship. When he chose church over a certification exam scheduled on a Sunday, he was expelled. But days before the makeup exam, a fire broke out at the school — the test was pushed to Monday, and he graduated after all. Before the seminary application deadline, with no money for tuition, a Buddhist monk placed the enrollment fee in his hands. After he enrolled with nowhere to go, that same monk fed him and gave him shelter. Under Korea’s military dictatorship, he served in the 701st Special Forces, a unit formed to eliminate North Korea’s dictator. Training left no room for Sunday worship, and from his very first week he was beaten daily by senior soldiers, NCOs, and officers — beaten nearly out of his mind. By the time his service ended, his entire platoon had come to faith in Jesus. We praise God for every one of these miracles, shown through my father and through Segero Church. And today, our family met President Trump. Maybe that, too, is one more sign of His grace. Fear no man. Fear no government. Fear God alone. No matter what the world says, may we — and may this become a movement — stand on the truth of Scripture, on moral law, and on the values God has given us. Thank you brothers and sisters in Christ. McCoy family, Bondarenko family, all of those names I can put here. God will acknowledge and bless your family.