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Syngman Rhee TV (Korean: 이승만TV; Hanja: 李承晩TV) is a South Korean New Right YouTube channel based in Seoul. Headed by economist Lee Young-hoon, the channel broadcasts lectures delivered by faculty members of the Syngman Rhee School, an institution named after Syngman Rhee, the first president of South Korea.[citation needed]
The channel's stated mission is economic reconstruction, the realization of democracy, and overcoming Anti-Japan Tribalism, maintaining a generally conservative editorial stance. As of 2019, Japanese content on the channel was provided through subtitles rather than dubbing. To support operations, Lee aimed to recruit 1,000 paying members, each contributing a monthly fee of 10,000 KRW.
In April 2025, American scholar of Korean studies B. R. Myers appeared on the channel during an academic symposium on the book Anti-Japan Tribalism: History Insurrection (반일 종족의 역사 내란; 反日 種族의 歷史 內亂), where he criticized the "anti-Japanese racism" (반일 종족주의; 反日 種族主義) prevalent among the South Korean political left.
The Syngman Rhee School was set up by the authors of "Anti-Japan Tribalism" in 2016, followed by a YouTube channel called Syngman Rhee TV in 2017, both named after the first president of Korea.
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