How To Undo Viktor Orban’s Political Machine.
Simon Whistler · April 22, 2026 · 42 min video · Europe & NATO
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In most nations, when a new prime minister is voted into office, it's generally considered bad form to walk up to the ceremonial president, who's supposed to ratify their new premiership and spit directly into that president's face.
But after incoming Hungarian prime minister Peter Magyar went to visit his nation's president, Dr. Tamass Solyok, in the wake of his resounding victory over Viktor Orban, it's not hard to imagine that Solyok was left wishing that Magyar had spat in his face and then just called it late.
Instead, we're just going to read what Magyar posted on eggs that day, above a picture depicting himself and president Solyok standing side by side.
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