Jo Seong-eun, a whistleblower of the allegations of accusation by former Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol, said, "It was an expression that came out of nowhere."
Cho appeared on the radio one after another today, denying the rumors that Director Park was involved or behind the scenes.
When asked, 'Is the part where you spoke about Director Park in the interview an expression that came out of nowhere?', Mr. Cho answered, "It's a coincidence, too."
He appeared on SBS yesterday and sparked controversy by stating, "(The news bus report date) September 2nd is not the date that the director or I wanted or discussed with consideration."
In today's radio interview, Mr. Cho explained, "We had a date in the future that I do not know, and our director, Park, did not know how many ways (Park Park) could even recognize this content itself...".
He added, "I've already revealed a lot of parts that have nothing to do with Director Park (this suspicion)," he said. "I've never discussed with Director Park, so how would I know that?" There is no need to discuss with (reports) on a whim, I just ask for my regards.”
In response to the host's question, 'Was it a speech mistake?', he said, "It's not a mistake, it was just an answer to the fact that (Park's intervention theory) was just too absurd."They keep misunderstanding my relationship with our Director Park, but I am not the type to listen to or discuss with anyone.”
In a previous post on Facebook today, Mr. Cho also said, "I did not consider Director Park as a subject to discuss the contents of the report related to former President Yoon. Weaving that becomes," he claimed.
In a radio interview today, Cho said that he did not know that the person named 'Son Jun-seong' was a prosecutor, but later found out that he did not know that the person named 'Son Jun-seong' was a prosecutor when he received a draft letter of complaint against passport personnel through Telegram with the phrase 'Send Jun-seong Son' from Rep. Kim Woong in April of last year. said.
In Telegram, even if you receive a photo through someone, you can see the profile of the person who sent the photo file in the first place. that it matched.
Cho also added that he was able to view the profile until this morning, but now it comes out as an account that has been withdrawn.
When asked, "Why didn't Rep. Kim ask the Supreme Prosecutor's Office to file a complaint," Cho replied, "There were many journalists in the complaint, but I thought it was inappropriate for the opposition party to accuse journalists at the time of the election."