Large corporations in South Korea frequently engage in illegal acts but often face minimal legal consequences due to their perceived importance to the national economy.
“These people have done so many wrong things, but because their image as "companies feeding Korea" is so strong, anyway, what are we going to do? Now, this helplessness... I also think there might be some.”
VICE News · Mar 2022 · 1 episode · 11.6M views on this topicCorporations avoid environmental regulations by exploiting the fact that agencies like the EPA only test chemicals when provided with proof of harm that the companies themselves control.
“the 1976 toxic substance control act says that the epa can only test chemicals when they are provided with proof that the chemicals cause harm so what they're saying is they can't test it until they already know it's dangerous”
Bailey Sarian · Jun 2021 · 1 episode · 4.1M views on this topicTurning Point USA is a dishonest organization that purges employees to prevent internal leaks regarding its operations.
“They knew there are leaks out of TPUSA. They are terrified of these leaks because of what TPUSA has been up to and rather than try to be an honest organization, it's just let's get rid of all the people we think might be disclosing that we're a dishonest organization.”
Candace Owens · Jan 2026 · 1 episode · 1.8M views on this topicTrump uses his power to bully corporations into obedience for his own gain.
“This man is so deeply corrupt and so deeply transactional and effectively what he's doing here is he's bullying corporate America into towing the line.”
Secular Talk · Aug 2025 · 1 episode · 443K views on this topicHe claims that powerful individuals and institutions frequently use their influence to avoid accountability for their actions.
“How many times does a system have to fail the same vulnerable people before we stop calling it a systemic failure and just saying that it is a design of the system?”
Camp Gagnon · Feb 2026 · 1 episode · 333K views on this topicThe Trump administration's handling of specific business deals, including those involving cryptocurrency and foreign investors, constitutes significant corruption.
“And so I wanted to set that up here because that shift that shift from the Republicans know how to run the government and the Democrats don't. Which by the way is a holdover from 1866 and and I someday will tell you about that. That shifted in the right after the great crash”
Heather Cox Richardson · Jun 2026 · 1 episode · 6K views on this topicExtracted by a model; may misattribute who said what.
Complete months · first on record Jun 2021