Tony Moon

Tony Moon, a Los Angeles resident and security consultant writing Rooftop Korean, shares firsthand memories from the 1992 LA riots. He discusses Korean–Black community tensions, why local businesses were targeted, the rise of rooftop defenders, generational views on guns, and how those events connect to modern unrest and activism.

Chad Bianco, Sheriff of Riverside County and California gubernatorial candidate, shares his no-nonsense perspective on the ongoing anti-ICE riots, challenging narratives pushed by California politicians. Tony Moon, known as the Rooftop Korean from the 1992 L.A. riots, draws parallels between the unrest of then and the current protests, giving listeners a firsthand account of his experiences. The discussion dives into the political tensions surrounding law enforcement and the implications of growing civil unrest, urging a deeper understanding of today's challenges.

Tony Moon, a 1992 Rooftop Korean known for defending businesses during the L.A. riots, shares gripping insights from that chaotic time. He draws startling comparisons to the 2025 L.A. riots, illuminating the evolving dynamics of community safety. Alongside him, California gubernatorial candidate Sheriff Chad Bianco sets the record straight on anti-ICE riots, challenging media narratives. The discussion highlights the importance of remembering past events and emphasizes accountability in leadership amidst rising unrest and misinformation.