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Andy Cuong Ngo (/ n oʊ / n-oh; born 1986 or 1987) [1] is an American right-wing social media influencer, [2] who is known for covering and video-recording demonstrators. [3] He is a journalist and editor-at-large for The Post Millennial, a Canadian conservative news website, [4] and a regular guest on Fox News. [5]
Andy Ngo has been editor-at-large since late 2019. Ngo was previously with Quillette. [30] Several advertisers such as Logitech pulled ads from the site due to its association with Ngo. [31] Yaakov Pollak, a former provincial Conservative Party candidate, joined the media group in July 2019. Pollak ran a variety of Conservative Party-affiliated ...
The Proud Boys organized the August event in response to a video that went viral of masked demonstrators assaulting conservative blogger Andy Ngo at a Portland rally on June 29, 2019. [165] The End Domestic Terrorism event drew more counter-demonstrators than participants (at least one group urged its members in advance to not attend) and ended ...
Sarah Jeong, the New York Times reporter who made headlines in 2018 for antagonizing white people, has branded conservative journalist Andy Ngo "dangerous" and called for his censorship on Twitter.
In August 2019, a video surfaced that showed Ngo associating with standing near members of the far-right group Patriot Prayer who later attacked patrons of the well-known Antifa hangout Cider Riot bar.[8][18] Media sources described Ngo as smiling[14] and laughing[19][20][5] in the video, and the Portland Mercury's Alex Zielinski reported that ...
"The conservative activist and journalist Andy Ngo sued Hacker and several other people earlier this year, alleging they harassed him over his unfavorable coverage of antifa." "He believes the retraction was spurred by right-wing agitator Andy Ngo, who tweeted that the company was 'offering to donate ice pops to the Portland antifa rioters.'"
Another person from Portland, Mr. Andy Ngo, an American journalist born and raised in Portland is also mentioned. Antifa usually punches only critical journalists like Andy Ngo whose “anti-Communism” derives from his parents’ [South] Vietnamese experiences (Bishop 2017). [19]
Portland, Oregon has a large LGBT community for its size. Notable LGBT people from the city include: Sam Adams – first openly gay mayor of a large U.S. city [1] Matt Alber – singer-songwriter [2] Terry Bean – gay rights activist and political fundraiser [3] James Beard – chef and cookbook author [4] Byron Beck; Brett Bigham – educator [5]